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PENNSYLVANIA STATE DEBT.-We have stated more than within the last few months, upon what we deemed sufficient authority (says the Philadelphia Sentinel that there is no doubt the interest on the State loans due in February next will be punctuay paid; and we now extract the subjoned article from the Inquirer of Friday, reterating and confirming the declaration. We are the more strongly induced to publish it, because perceive that efforts are mak- ing to produce .n impression the public mind and apparently with too much success, that the interest will not be paid. Although, from abundant caution the Governor has given the banks the notice required by law, that requsiton may by possibility be made upon them to make up deficiency arising out of want of punctuay the part of some of the public ocers yet there is reasonable probability that the State will require cent from the banks and the requison only shows the prudent forecast of the Governor, and his determination, at all hazards to preserve the public credit unimpaired. The nteres st

 s payable in February, and not in January, seems to be supposed by some.

 The Inquirer of Friday says that it has seen let ter from high source at Harrisburg, winch says: ''lt gives pleasure 10 state that the interest on our public debt, due February l, ,ciH be promptly paid ,vithom recourse to loans. The balance in the Treasury this day November 3O) is $1, ,lO9 ,922 of which the sum of at least $75O, 300 is available. The two heaviest months of the receipts yet to come before the interest is payable, and the receipts for said months think may be safely estimated at fom Ss4000 ,000 to S500,0O0 am therefore of opin- ion that the resource of he Treasury will not only be sufficient pay the interest, but that all the ordinary demands of our Government will be likewise met. But, to guard against contingencies that might to nure the presen, prospect the Governor has made requisition upon the banks under the resolution of May ,, make up any deficit, if such there should be. Under all these circumstances there cannot, for a moment, remain doubt to the interest being punctually paid"