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IKE LOCO TOGO BANKS AND BANKERS.

 The late failure of the Commonwealth Bank of Boston, one of the early Pets of the Government, which promised us better currency" calls for some consideration, par ticularly on account of the circumstances connected with this failure. The Evening Post we see, aware of the effect which this explosion is to have upon the party, attempts to parry this effect, and to cast it upon the Conservatives and Whigs.

 This Commonwealth Bank, itappears, had capital of $500, 900, and it has extended its liabilities to the amount of Fl 100000.

 It's President was John K. Simpson, Pen- sion Agent; Cashier, Charles flood. The following IS list of its Directors-J. K. Simpson, Pension Agent; Adams Bailey, Deputy Collector John Mills, District Attor- ney; Oliver Fletcher, H. J. How, Wm. Free. man, Elisha Parks, Samuel S. Lewis, F. s. Carruth, Otis Rich. Charles Hood.

 This Commonwealth Bank was tho Gov ernment aud Custom House Bank. All the officers were Loco Focos, who preach for hard money governments, who cry adoun rith lhe 6caks" and who abuse all their fellow men as aristocrats" that will not consent to snare with them in the plumber of the public.

 The Atlas also says, cone of the cir cumstances made public by the explosion q the Boston pet banks is the fact, that six oE the immediate friends of the administra- ton in New England. namely-John K. Lewis, Wm. Parmenter, and Isaac Hill. are collectively indebted to tho CommonAeGlh Bank in sum exceeding the whole amount ofits capital of ss500.00O.''

 The fate of the Commonwealth Bank,

 