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me times appears 10 De at good deal Of trouble, and doubt with good many twinges of conscience. to throw its slayer around the Commissioner of the School Fund. Is he not aware that when the war commenced between the Patriot and the Times, the S. C. expressed himself decidedly in favor of the for mer does he not know that Mr. B. is at heart utterly opposed to the war upon the Banks which the Times is constantly urging forward thathe is sockhoder to very large amount? and that though he may pro- fess to be locofoco to-day, and conservative tomor- row, his whole interest-save that of securing office is adverse to the Locos?

 How long is it since the Hartford Times was so ex- ceedingly chay ohe political reputation of the School Commissioner that he should volunteer defend him from the charge of loving office and its emoluments better than principle and love of country? We recol lect the time when it was very bitter against him. ext!aoFdinay degree of sensation was produced yes terday m this city by the announcement that the Com

 cnacecM BaRk. the fayorite pet bank of the admins

 aon m this city, controlled exclusively by friends of bounty, had stopped payment. We have not learned the exact amount ot government money, which has been swamped by this ailure but is said to be S3 OOO.-Ahas cf Saturday.

 t is said that the President of the Bank, Mir Smp- son, is indebted upwards of sa5o,OOO. He was ex- pecting the appointment of Collector of the Portl

 The bll allowing the Banks of the State to issue bills of less denomination than five dollars, has pas sed the House of Assembly of New-YOrk. It passed by of 100 to 27. Its fate in the Senate is uncer- tain; but it is supposed that it will not pass, as the majority in that body is lOeO-Soeo.