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6. The Bank shall not establish or continue more than two offices in any one State.

 7. The Bank is 10 pay two hundred thousand dollars q year 10 tEle United States fer the benefits of the charter, during Inc whole period of fifteen years.

 s. It shall be lawful for Congress to provide by law, that inc Bank shall be restrained, at any lime aflcr March ,, 1886, from issuing or keeping in eircu- Iation, bills of less denomination than twenty dollars.

 9. The cashier shall report annually to the Secretary of the Treasury tie name of all stockholders; and inc Trca- surer of any State, On request, shall be furnished with list of stockholders who may be citizens of such State.

 It will be perceived by our readers, that, with the exception of the section continuing the charter, and that. autho- rizing the signature of small bills by other officers besides the President and Cashiers, all the provisions and enact ments of the bill are Limitations ard re strainls on the Bank, oF increasing it's burdens. First, as to inc bonus. For the present charter, and for the whole twenty years, the Bank paid ONE MIL LION AND \ HALF OF DOLLARS; for the new charter, and for the shorter period of fifteen years, the Bank is to pay two hundred thousand dollars year; that is 10 say, THREE MILLIONS N ALI.

 ?. The circulation of small checks and orders is prohibited.

 3. All notes issued at any office shall be payable at that office.

 1. All the offices arc bound 10 receive the notes oi all other offices, when oi fered in payment of balances due iron State bauks.

 ,. The very important power is re- served of restraining the circulation ol all bills under twenty dollars. Tllis provision was inserted for the alleged purpose of giving up large portion oi the circulation of tho Bank 10 tie State institutions, if thc States shall be of fopinion, tl.at the public good requires q withdrawal from circulation of ali notes under iise dollars, with view t5 the introduction of a greater portion (. specie into the general circulation.

 C. The number of branches is limit ed 10 two in isny one State.

 In Committee of lie Whole 2 section was introduced for distributing the 50. n'ts among tlte several States, accord ing to numbers; but this section was subsequently, rejected, and the money is 10 be paid, like other public moneys, iato the National Treasury.

 It seems to Us that this bill very fair. ly presents thc question, whether the Bank of the Uhited States shall be COZ tinued since t introduces no new cause of dispute, but, on inc contrary, con tains several restraints on the Bank, i1- troduced to give greater security 10 the public intercss.-.fationai Intet.

 June I4.--The bank bill has been postponed (by its fiiends) in the House of Representatives, and made the spe- eia1 Order of the Day for Monday 54ext. This arrangement would seem to indi- cate belief that the Tariff discussion will be brought to close in all this weekly.

 7He Bonk.--It will be seen that fine House, yesterday, by a vote of Hi 10 88 refused to lay on the table the Sc mates bill for recharter;ng the balk.- We do not consider this vote hy any means as expressing the opi. ions of those who voted in the negative 10 be in favor of the bill, as We know that. some of them are decidedly opposed 10 It, and will vote against its passage.- Yet, our opinion ineiines to the belief that the bill will pass, and We have lost all hope that it will receive the Presi- dents veto, in case 1t does.

 Indeed, fit should by any manape- ment be rejected. the effect upon him will be no less than if he had interposcd his veto, and believing that those whe control his opinions, will not permit him to encounter the responsibility, it be- comes the duty of those who have it in their power to enyorce amendments, to disarin the institution of as many of it's dangerous powers as possible. If we are to have the bank, let it be improved as far as experience will enable Con. gress to improve it.-Telegroph.

 The Correspondent of the National Banner, under date of Washington, June Il, says

 The Bank question is at length dieid