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Baaak Report.-We lay before our

 readers to-day, the conclusion of the

 courier report of the minority of the

 committee appointed to examine into

 the condition of the United States Bank.

 We have received the report promised

 from the pen of John Quincy Adams

 alone: it occupies nearly sepentecn col.

 unans of he National Lrtelligencer D,

 snaaH tHpei of course we cannot lay il

 before our readers as promptly as we coud wish, but shall publish it as soon

 as possible. Ten thousand copies were

 printed by order of the House of Repre- Isentatiyes.

 We can only give the following extract

 to-day :-.Natioaaai Banner.

 The subscriber has long entertained the opinion that the existence of a na-

 tional bank is indissolubly connected

 with the continuance of our national

 union. The fiscal operations of the gov ernment in all it's branches, he believes, cannot, without the aid of such an in. lstitution, be conducted, he will not say

 well, but at all, He does not say that the present Bank of the United States I is indispensable, and his mind has some times hesitated upon the question, whether, at the expiration of the pres tent charter of the Bank. the establish ment of another, though similar institu- ton, might not he more expedient than the renewal of the charter. lnelining lrather 10 the latter of these measures before the institution of this inquiry, he has been very strongly confirmed in that opinion by the results of the inves- tigation which he has shared.

 The management of the affairs of the corporation during the administration Eef the present President, not exempt fsrc::::: f. human errer and intirnitv. has yet appeared to him marked with all the characters of sound judgment, of liberal spirit, ofbencvoient feeling, and of ir- reproachabie integrity. A large pro- portion of it's officers in subordinate trust, are of the society of friends; a class of citizens peculiarly qualified for |the performance of duties, and the ex- |ercise of qualities appropriate to the successful management of monied es- establishments, industry, paaetuality, tenn lperance, and conscientious discharge of all moral obligations.

 In considering the numerous and i'm Iportant public services, and the large