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7hs state Baak.-TEo have seen a letter from Capt. j. BROWN, President of the Bank of the state of Ar- kansas, dated at Washington City, on the 4th ut n- forming the Board of Directors, that he has negotiated with the Secretary of War; for the disposal of $300- ooo of tho bonds of that Bank, at per cent payable at the banking house, s@mi-annnaly lyhe money to be paid in portions of $50.0e0 between this time and ls Oct next. Capt. B. also says that, in eonsequence of the low rate of interest fixed by the Charter there is probability of disposng of any additional amount of inc bonds at this time. However, this $500 ooo To- geher with the two first instamens, of the surplus reV enue amounting 10 I9l, ,ls7 66. will enable the Pres ident and Directors to put the principal bank and branches ino operation n the course of two or three months, at farthest and he lst July mother ia- salment of 95,5s3 sa, will become due, and another of ths same amount, oil the Est sf Oct. next Capt. B. wriIes, that he expected o rirn ln time to make arrangements for commencing bisiness eaffq m June ne1t.-.ari GU-