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PROGRESS OF THE SUIT AGAINST MIR. BID- DLE.-On Saturday last, the writ which wus issued some weeks ago, at the suit of the Bank of the Uni ted States against Nicholas Riddle, delivered to the Sheriff, and served,

 To-day being the first Monday of the month, is the return day in the District Court, in which the suit is instituted, and it would seem, therefore, that for some reason, the writ has been detained from the hands of the sheriff until the last moment. Wheth the object of the delay was to afford the defendant every opportunity to furnish account of the i'm mense sums of money abstractcd from the vaults of the Bank, and thus obvate the necessity for the vice of the writ, not informed; but from the character of Mr. Rawe, and other legal gentlemen whom he has associated with hm in the prosecution of the business, we led infer that the procras- tination was induced by this motive. If such tesy and honorable forbearance has been thrown away upon the defendant, that further lem ity will be exsrcised and that the investigation will proceed as the rules of law alow.-[Pennsy lvanian