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The prevailing impression at Tuscaloosa, on the least of the Branches-tliose at Mobile and Decatur would be put into the hands of Commissioners, to collect the suspended debts, if not wind them up altogether. The Bank Committee of the House, have, are told, Bill in preparation, n substi- tue for that which has passed the Senate. The Sem ate Bill, we suppose, is out of the question:

 The Fire Company Bill, for this city, passed the House the Both ut. It is general Bill for Con- panios 3, 6, I and the Hook and Ladder Co. The Bill for the relief of journeymen mechanics in Mo- ble (he lien bill, we suppose,) has also passed the House.

 There will, are told, be little if any opposition to the City Charter bill, as reported The time of election is point unsettled. It will probably be put oflfill October, or November. There will an amend menl to prevent aliens from voting.

 Some of the particular friends of this Branch thank the Commissioners report er parte. If they can alter the figures in the statements of the Bank it. self they may draw different nferences, but not oth- erwise. The only coloring given to the report We understand it, is in the of certain rules of arithmetic, by which the progressive condition of the bank from year to year, is stated-addition to shew the increase of suspended debt satisfaction o shew the decrease of means, and simple di,isin to shew through how many years, the of the capital will last

 We should like to argue these points with the gentlemen.