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At the meeting of the Stockholders of the United Stdss Bank, the "Revenne loan" recently passed by the Legislature of Pennsylvania, accepted, and res sution adopted to continue the corporate exis tsice of the Bank. Afterwards, the defence of the ivsstis ,ting committee from the charges made in M.. Biille's letters, was read and is clear and c,nyin:ing yindcation of those gentlemen from the sla1 Iers of the late President.

 Bsf,re the meeting adjourned, Mr. Duane moveda series of strong and indignant resolutions in regard fJ ,hs missing $6ls,000. He asserted that there was strong reason to suppose that that immense hal beea used improperly, and that the interests of the stockholders. the reputation of the ofcersof the bank, and justice to the public. demanded that the purp ss for which 1t was appropriated should be shown. Col. Dayton, the President, then stated, ah les Il action had been commenced against deln- qn.it ocers and that the Nest counsel had been em- p,yei for ths psrpsse. Alter which the meeting ad- jaurasJ ias dia