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The "Experiment'' is in effect given up in the official paper of yesterday, by its claiming for the Treasury the right to pay the officers of the Government in such mo- ney as 1t may have in the pet banks. Thus the Judges in Arkansas are to be paid in drafts on the deposite bank at Natchez, which it will cost them God knows how much per cent. to get cashed, instead of being allowed to draw for their salaries as heretofore, because there is an accumula- ton of the public money at the point. Why object to paying them here, as heretofore! Because the State banks, employed as de- posits banks, cannot transfer the public mo- neys treeof charge wherever they are wanted; without which capacity they are utter ly inefficient as agents to receive and dis purse the revenue. The result of the ex- pertinent is only less vexatious than the in- ability to pay the demands upon the Treas ury any where or in any manner.-Nct. Lnteligencsr.