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 the be passed the edit of the Treasurer ol he United States.

 That the account of dchis which il mly at any time owe, shall nol exceed twenty millions over and above its deposites. That the debts al any tune due to the hank shall not exceed the amount of its capital and seventy five ger cent. thereon; and That when the amount of its hills in circulation shall eN- ceed three times the o specie in its vaults, new loan shall he made.

 Thai Ii shall mol deal in any thing except coin, bullion, promssofy notes, and inland Bills oi eN- change

 That it shall take no more than SIX per cent upon loans.

 That ii shall discount Bo promisSory note, and purchase no bill of exchange which has more than one hundred and eighty days to run, or make any loan for a longer time.

 That no debt shall be renewed

 That it shall not any time ban inc nted States more than three millions of dollars, or any State more that 100000 dollars, nor either for longer time than hundred days, unless authorised by law.

 That it shali contract no debt for a longer time than one year.

 That it shall issue no notes of less denomlnatlon than ten dollars.

 That the officers of the institution shall nrl be per- mitted to borrow money from, or contract any debt therein, in any manner whatever note or bill ol which such officer, maker, drawer, endorser, or acceptor, Is forbidden to be discounted. The difec of the branches to be considered officers with in the meaning of this proVlsion. To prevent or expose any fraud or lndireftlon m the management of the institution; 10 prevent also large and improper loans to individuals, to the in- jury of the stockholders and the public, and to pre- vent also, false imputations, when snch iregniarlhe do not exist, it isproposed that the books o the m stitution, including the accounts of all lndi'ual therein, be at all times open 10 the Inspection u ihe Secretary of the Treasury of the United States; to committee of either House of Congress- to each of the directors of the Bnk, and 10 committee of the stockholders, with power to make public whatsoever they think fit.

 It is proposed to provide that the branches sha not issue notes or bills adapted to, and intended for circulation; but may sell drafts, not less m amount than fifty dollars, for the purpose of transmission and exchange.

 That the bank shall mol suspend specie payment that it shall pay any thing but com or bullion or its own notes. That it's existence as a corpora ton continue for twenty years-bu that 1t be allow ed to it's corporate name for two years longer m settling up it's affairs,

 That no other bank be established by Congress during the existence ofthe charter

 And providing that it shall not be deemed an in frngement of the privileges granted by the charter if Congress shall order the said corporation to place offices of discount and deposte wherever the same may be necessary for the collection, sale-heoping and disbursement of the public revenue.

 All which is respectfully submitted.

 T. EWING. Secretary of the Treasury