,correspondence of the Journal of Commerce.
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FHILADELPHIA, OCt' zI, Io4I

 The building of the Bank of the United States still stands upon site in Chesnu street. but all the life and animation that once pervaded its halls is gone. Passing this magnificent pile of marble architecture yesterday, the front door of which stood open, from curiosity, and with view to mark the contrast which presented between the present and ten years since, entered it's he vily shadowed halls. Not particle ofbusiness was going on that saw; not person was present. and except sionally the form clerk winch might be seen fitting around its dark corners, We stood alone. The most perfect quiet reigned throughout-not the chink of flip was to be heard. more solnbre and gloomy appearance than the whole interior presented could not well he imagined. I stood moment, and as looked around it's desolate walls and contemplated the mass of corruption that had been engenisrcd within them, and the amount of