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UaifeS States Bank.-How many aching hearts there have been, and how many pennyless orphans there are, the fruits of the caamtous end of this stupendous moneyed corporation, is not known. Per haps they will be; but all know the wrongs sui fered and the injuries inflicted absolutely meal cul,ble Same instances there within the civcle of our observation. where penury is substituted for afluence, and pecuniary wretchedness supplies the place of domestic serenity and comfort. On this point, the Journal of Commerce says that the losses sustained by the downfall of the bank, counting from the price five years ago, cannot be less than fifty mil

 lion of dollars. It has swallowedup five hundred fortunes of hundred thousand dSlIars each. The suffering caused by this, is silent, but not less deep. It is sad to contemplate the respectable females who were provided with comfortable afiluence, suddenly made destitute the children all at once deprived of the means of education; and the thousand injuries which cannot be enumerated, but which are felt as the consequence of so great loss.-[Philadelpha (Whig) North American.

 The North American speaks truth, but it should make another calt uaton to present its whg friends, viz: How many banks and how many years of bank ing would it reqare to bestow on the country tthe part of the benefits which would compensate for the distress brought upon the public by this U States bank, of which it was once an advocate! .s.