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The Committee of Congress, it ap- pears, have closed their investigation of the affairs of the U. $. Bank. The Philadelphia Inquirer of yesterday says:

 "We understand that the Bank Com, mittee concluded the labors of their in- yestigaton. so far as relates to an ex- animation of witnesses, accounts, Sc. on Saturday last. Several of the Com imittee will, however, remain in the city a few days longer, inorder to give their report regularity and form, as well as with the object of receiving from inc Bank several documents necessary to a full understanding of the affairs of the institution. We trust and believe. the rumors of the day to the contrary not ithstanding, that the report will prove satisfactory to a majority of Congress to majority of the people, and to the friends of the Bank generally"