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From The following scrap Of news, cut
from, the i'h ialclph:a Ledger, we per.
ceivc that some of the stockholders Of
the Bank of the United States have uE-
dcr;aken !; new voyage Of discovery into
terra iacogni'a Of Mr.. BlDpLE's .../uir Lusi-
mess ironsachons." Mr.. B:ppLE will bo
as careful us some Of the old navigators
(wI.o i.ncicd they had discovered new
lands aud rivers oi' goltD TO conceal tho
charts b7 which he has sailed. Can
those who have called upon him for dis.
closures hope that lie will tell them how
he disposed OF those vast sums which
gave him command Of the legislation of
Congress and Of his own State, opening
up to hin, new regions for the prosccu.
ton Of his enterprise in the stock jobbing
and credit system, supported by his paper
money coinage; and the cotton trading
expansions in which he blended them all,
and with which he closed his career?--
Do ,heSailnaginc that hs. wiAsufford them
any clcm.bY which they might possess
thcmselses'of the CLASSIC realm Of An.
dplus;a, which is now TO descend, as a.
fair inheritance to his Son, " way Of sale.
under mortgage? No Mr.. BlpDLE will
make a sealed book Of all that he diseoy
cred, or acquired, while sailing in .to
good ship the United States Bank Hnv.
ing scuttled her after his hard service had
rendered her no-longer seaworthy, he has
taken due care that all dangerous docu-
ments should Perish Will, her.


SUIT AGAINST NICHOLAS BlppLE.-Tho
assignces of the Bank tf the United
States have filed a bill oi discovery, Ii,
the nature Of an equity proceeding, in
the district court, against Nicholas Biddle,
esq, asking that he may be called upon :
to answer, under oath, how and iur what
purposes he expended large sums Of mon.
cy belonging 10 the late bank, obtained
by him upon certain checks, tickets, re-
ceip,s. and orders, passed between hin,
aud John Andrews, first assistant cashier
Of the bank. The sums which the plain.
tif's say MIR. Biddle thus drew from the
bank amount to $396, ,OOO-the whole of
which, they say, was applied to unlawful
purposes, and to promote Mr.. Bidile's own
private views.


They also state that these sums were
drawn from the bank without any author


ty. and by coliusion between the deieu-
dunt and Mr.. Andrews. IhcAickels, or
ders, &c, are set fort,, in the bill, and are
the same as those exhibited before tho
recorder when Mr. Biddle was under ox-
animation. with others, on charge OF
conspiracy to 'dcfraui the bank. On
Monday, the trustees OF the bank COM
l,enced an aclitn ag;iiast Thomas Dun
lap, but have not yet filed u claim in that
case Ihilad. Ledger.