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Mr. DuNcAS, of Illinois, a Jacksonman. 1 has introduced bill to feei,arter fine IT Bank for twenty years.

 His bili proposes "that the charter of tbe present Bank of the United States shall ba continued for twenty years ii on the 4th day of March, 1856, provided that the United States shall surrender the whole of is stock and the present stockholders shall s,,rren- der half ct the stock in the Bank held by them respectively; the several States to nave the right to subscribe, at par yalne. in propofton to their Respective representation ID the House of Representatives of the U. states, tor the t#eiity-oae million oi dollars oi stock so to be surrendered, or the citi- zens thereof, ln the event of any States de- eiinlng to subscribe and pay in the amount of the quota on or before the st day of Feb tuary, 1886. The amendment embraces several other new features such as limit ing the digidend on stock to seven per cent per aanum; the surplus, afier the accumu- lation Of 6 contingent fund of three millions, to be paid over into the Treasury of the U. States prohibiting the issue of any notes of denomination less than ten dollars re- quiripg a bonus of twenty thousand dollars per annum, to be appropriated to internal improvements" ]" Sc.