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NEw-YoRK, May 6, 184l.

 We have to-day another U. s. Bank report, being the result of ths meeting held yesterday at Phladel phia. The meeting called to receive the report of the committee appointed the 9th ult to appeal to the Legislature for relief the Bank The result of these appeals of course previously known to the public. The committee had also been charged that, in the of the city and county banks agree

 ing to receive the of the U s. Bank par val. ue, they to place part of the assets of the bank in the hands of trustees to the payment of the value post notes held by the banks S5,O0O,OO0 and also the circulation and deposites. The committee stated that they had made the transfer secure the post notes notwithstanding the banks had refused to take the U. $. bank at par, but had made no transfer the circulation and deposites. This announcement gave rise 10 m angry discussion. Sew era gentlemen stated that the committee had exceed ed their powers and that the bank would not be bound by their acts. That notwithstanding the as- sgnment, the mortgages ever, liable to be seized by the creditors of the bank, In regard to the future of the bank it is all matter of uncertainty. The President, Col Drayton, stated that ssno one knows whether the bank will continue act in it's corporate capacity" The meeting ad- journed over to the 18th May when the committee is to make report the present condition of the bank and devise some plan for it's future action.

 After the business of the meeting was over, Mir. Lppincott made an address to the stockholders in defence of himself against the charges made by Nch- olas Riddle, and distinctly charges him with unqua- flied falsehood, as follows:

 ''As President of the Board of Managers of the Schuylkill Navigation Company and conyersant with their transactions, will assert and is due to the Board of Managers and the stockholders 10 declare as now do, that the assertions made by Mir. Riddle in his letter referred to, entirely untrue, and 'aean this denial 10 De plain, posre, erpct and en- tire"

 This is pretty plain language applied to the ''great financier" The defence is long one and fully cor roborates what before gathered from the report and Mr. Bddle's letters, viz: that the late bank was in the hands of the most unprnciped of gambling politicians that disgraced any country. The stock of the bank which was yesterday at l5t rose to-day to 16S.

 The assignment made to secure the post notes in- cludes all nearly all the effects of the bank The real estate is situated all the union from Wis consn to Mobile, and received from different persons !" seeteheht TUT accounts. Among tnc mortgages | are the following items $. & M. Allen, property on Chesnut-st., due

 Ill iooS' '......... ......... Zl,UII | A. Jaudon & Co.,, Phenixyille Iron Works 29, 900 | A. Jaudon & Co. Phoenix Iron Works,

 due m ls37,. .22,320 J. R. Ingsrsoll & D. P. Brown, property on

 Walnut-st., due in lS4l ......... 10, 900 | J. Emanuel and G. s. Gaines, property in

 piouie ......'..'. ............ J,695 Elihu Chauncy, property on High-st. . 10, 900 J. H. & D. M. Brodhead, property on 7h st. l5, 900 The balance is for smaller making up l6s, ,924 Money in this city is very plenty and State Stocks have improved in consequence. In foreign bills there is steady business doing at 7la7l on London 2s on Paris. Southern bills 2. On Amsterdam, S9l; Hamburg, 36; Bremen. 76. h domestic bills there is some falling off in rates on the extreme South. The prIces are as follows:

 ...Si 33 Mobile,. l0aa II Baltimore, ........4i a A Int. Aa,. lila IF Richmond, -.....5i 5l N. Orleans-1ia 7l Charleston. .......l4 lA Louisville. .6ia g ....si 3a. Cincinnati .7aa 8 1 In the Cotton market there has been more spiri. ted demand for exportation. and prices have besn well maintained. The sales. including to-day, reach