{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
TRENTON BANK.--A Trenton paper
OF the 80 ult says:-"We can give nothing
more favorable relative to the affairs OF
this bank, than was stated last week. mere
is little nope Of its resuming business lmIne-
diately. The Stockholders are called to mect
on the 27th proXimo; when it is supposeo
the state Of the Bank as far as it can be as
ccrtained, viii be laid before them.'


By the Aurila, at New York from Maran-
ham, accounts are received that Lord Coch~
ranc was off that port with foar or hive YES
sells. waiting fer the paym cnt of S&0oo9u' q
demand forhis services at that place-wh.c"
was paid By nstalmcnts as collected in duties
on the foreign trade. During his stay 1t wa
said, nd obliged the town to pay the c%pehs"
es OF lis ships.


The Providence, Il, I. Journal says, tnc
legislature OF that state, runs upon wheela
and goes round the state to accommodate
customers as orderly as a tin pedlar,s ca'.
Ii has. fur sessions a year, one halt OF wh't"
isusually in going to, and the rcmainuG' !.
returning from the place of meeting, when
is held at three and sometimes four dlheEent
points in the state.


Commodore Porter has just published d
pamphlet of 100 pages, entitled, An hHP1.
stion of the Facts and Circumstances w'li.n
justified the Expedition to Faxardo, ana .le
consequences thereof, together with the rl.
ceedings of the Court of inquiry thereon
held by order of the Honorable the oecrela-
~ of the Navy" In his preface, the Cohi.
modore says:-"By the conduct OF the oou,
to which the subject was referred for ihVesei
igation. was driven from it's presence a"''