1 BALTIMORE, August 27.
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 BANK OF MARYLAND TRIALs.--These trials, which were removed from Baltimore County Court to that of Hartford County, and winch have excited and are attended with great degree of interest, are now in progress at Bel-Air. Judges ARCHER, MAGRUDER, and PURvANcE are upon the bench, and the parties 10 the trials are each provided with a powerful and distinguished array of counsel. Up to yesterday {Wed- nesday) afternoon at ? o'clock, neither of the civil or criminal suits, in relation 10 the deficit of the funds of the Bank of Maryland, had come on, bu, 1t was expected that one of them would be called up and commence ed this morning. All the parties were in attendance, and all were anxious, as our informant states, to have the trial come on. A multitude of witnesses are also in atten- dance, and what will no doubt be gratify- ing to the public to learn, the books of all the parties, that Is of the Bank and of Poultuey, Ellicott and Co. are on the spot, and ready to be given up when called for by the Court. Pat.