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Charleston s. C..-A public meeting was held at the City Hall in Charleston, on the l7th instant, for the purpose of taking into consideration the removal of the pub lie deposites from the Bank of the United States The lntendant of the city, Dr. North, presided. Resolutions were adopt ed censuring the removal of the depostes as a gross violation of the rights granted to the constitution by its charter, and de- parture from the plighted faith of the whole people Of the United States and as an ar- bitrary and unjustiiiablemeasure which has Eproduced and is producing distress and embarrassment III every department of in- dustiy throughout the Union. Copies of the resolutions were ordered to be forward ed to each of the Senators and Represen- tatiyest of South Corolina in Congress.