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 We have not yet got any of the Bank Reports of this State, and it is now just eight days since re- cesed news of any kind from Tuscaloosa, which, es- tmating distance by time makes our seat of govern ment asdisant as New York.

 In one of the country papers, however, we find sketch of the most important matters eontained'in two of these reports. From this we learn that the commissioners of the State Bank compliment highly it's managemen-state that the principal difficulty they found the investigation of the old accounts upon which suit had been brousht-suggest the pro- priety of changing the mode of cou,pensaing the Bank Attorney, and give a full and concise view oi the condition of the institution.

 The report of the Bank of Montgomery shows an increase in the accommodation debt of that Bank tn- ring the last year of over two hundred thousand do lars-staes that the Bank is organised, it is certain that the increase will goonsuggests the pro- prieiy of prohibiting such increase by law-says that great injury had resulted to the Bank from the laithessness of sherils, it being hard to get ney from them as from the debtors thenseyes-re- comments the appointment by law of Rank Mar shal, and alu,es the frauds upon that nstitutlun These frauds. it states, committed by persons high in character and standing. Paper from Autau- ga, utterly worthless, had been well recommended The same was the case in Dallas to over six thou, and dollars, and in Dale to more than twelve thousand dollars. Forgeries of the names of the members from Benton, had, through the exertions of these members, been detected in eight Legal steps had beentaken to secure the Bank far possible but there were .undoubie lily vast conspraces from Florida to Tennessue io deliaud the Banks. Touching these frauds, there should be a thorough examinations The whole interior last summer rang with pubic indignation respecting them, and it is due the people there, well to the Bank oli- cers, that effort should be spared to lay the guilt where properly belongs. If the reports of the diff ferent popular committees appointed to investigate them be correct individuals of character were either directly, by cousion negligence, leagued with them. How far they implicated should be known | to inc public.