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,.nr. March 25.-We Baab ot

 6ltlnd ,l.d The notice from the Cashier

 Iltglq.'i; :nsi;t,ytion, published yesterday, was

 1ls p' electric shock to the city, and

 aa sont a greater portion of the day,

 onsnYa E; @ere gathered in front of the Bank. le5' ,,,ss. however, no vioience-regrei

 eIs "S "nre,lominant feeling-and, although sas lsoenson of operations by the Bank !. sasP lslssion great present inconvenience, { have reason to hope that depositors .tslders xs lar of it's bills will sustain no loss ral'. <, nresent critical condition of affairs,

 p'p, hopH be mutual forbearance. We .s s That our banking institutions are dis T s1I ,o use all practicable means, consist

 ;,5 tlleir own safety, to relieve the Ss""n;tv-and, S" on the part of the people, Unnecessary @ excitement should be avoid- |a. nust all lament the necessity which ,he Bank of Maryland to close its ebut as the loss must chiefly fall on .tockholders, there is no occasion for S sg among others. We believe. as we 7 already said, that the notes will be re- nod and the deposites paid; and would -l fare caution holders of either against p;ag @ sacrifice. = Chronicle.

 |st ',p meeting of the officers of the seve-, I1' Ranks of the city, convened at the UH- Rank Rank of Maryland, ill consequence of a Is y received from the President of the oa Bank of Maryland, to take into con- I'rstion the state of affairs arising from sIosine of the business of the Bank of E,vaudd. the following Presidents and |6Rrs were present.

 |Iiliam Lorman, President of the Bank Baltimore.

 GS1iD Moors, of the Franklin. Iym, Bonn, of the Com. < Farmers. Nicholas Brice, of the Farmers S Mer- EIiian H. Murray, Cashier of the Me