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UNITED STATES BASK-i'hc trustees of the Bank of the United States, through their solicitor, c. Wallace Brooke, Esq. have commemorate very llrge number of suits against the debtors of that in situon. By this process it Is probable some at least of the funds dishonesily ahstraced from the Bank, will be disgorgc l. is said the trustees have determined to enforce every just claim without dis crimnaton between friend or foe, and that they will recognize no defence offset arising from secret pc,e rendered to the Bank. This course has created no small quantity Of agitation in the minds of some of the debtors who un, recently has been tanquIlly reposing upon the assurances of Brdde Coperhwalto SS Co.,, that they never should he moiested-The power of those men have passed away, and n new order of things has succeeded The trustees are sduous;y engaged in raking from the ashes of that stupenious fabric, every relic of value that can be found.

 Suits have also been commenced in the Supreme Court, upon the official bonds of Cowperthwaite, the late Cashier, and his sureties and Joseph Trotter, James Martin, Rulings Co,yperthwae, Joseph Ca bot, Richard Price, Frederick Brown and Caleb Cope.-[ Pennsy ylyanian.