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RonnrNc TEE SAVINGS BANK BY LAw.-- We Ssle shown this morning bill, paid by She Savings Bank of this city, to the lcco loco Bank Commissioners, for about half a days useless services in that institution amounting to ahe sum of $48 78! This is cminable-.inasmneh as the funds of the Savings Bank is the property of the indus ,rious poor, of widows, children, and others, who are entitled to exemption from such needless expense. The Savings Banks are managed by Trustees, who derive no benefi. whatever from their connection with these Institutions, but on the contrary, they give gratuitossly their time and services to the superinsendancs of their concerns. Every week committee Of she trustees meet and examine all the bank affairs, and in fact do the whole business of Bank Commissioners, which renders sahe visits of these latter ofi> csrs entirely nselssa. sIs was nos until re> gently. thas fhs Sasinga Banks were sahjee. ed to such calls; bus a loco focoAegis.a,are probably for the purpose of increasing the -enoluments of their "hungry" par,izans shs Bank Commissioner, required that these anssitasians should bs visited, and subjected @ the sane expense sAas Is imposed aPoE aAe ethss hanksof she State. Thegs asroou Or ampFossnsns is ahess wasssss.-ksA Agassn PGiisaiam.

 We leara that the Commissioners SpeH sahoul two hours in the Savings Bauk fl ehls cisy, Islr 'whi0A the inssttasioD gas nx Aa Nii3.-kEanVsEi .COGrsn.