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We have asceFtaincd the truth ofa remark. ah!e circumstance reported yesterday, hut much doubted. A few weeks ago the Mayor received an anonymous letter from LouisriIle tn Keniucky, informing him that, On the first fair Sunday, aIler the time when the letter would probably reach hiua, an attempt was to he made, by experienced and skilfll rogurs, to enter and rob one of She Philadelphia Banks. The intelligence thus conveyed to Mir. Swift, was immediately seGt by him to the Cashiers of all our Banks: ihOngh both he and they then thought ii not improbable that the writer was a hOarer.-fb.

 An intimatiOn somewhat similar tO that spoken of above, was also communicated some weeks az" to our police, and through them tn the Banks: and it led on the part of the latter, to additional precautions for insur- ing th" safety oftheir premises. Perhaps the caution was not as much and Prudentiy heed -d at PhiladcIphia.-N. Y. Amer.