From He RandolpL Recorder. UNITED STATES BANK
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This institution has been re-chartared k. lhe Legislature oi Pennsylvania and ,bs bal signed by the Governor! '4' The following upon the subject is from the Louisville Journal of the 18th. an.. Jackson! Anti Van Buren! Down .;,l Pennsylvania

 Ne have received the Baltimore Patrio, < the 9th inst. That paper, speaking of fla Bill in the Pennsylvania Legislature Ie ~ charter the Bank of the United States' says: '4The Bill passed the Senate in co,n niitee of the whole on Saturday, the f;th inst.

 This Is decisive of the fate of the bl. and 1t may therefore be considered as pas, sed ;uSd that it will receive the sienatr. ofthe Governor there can be no doubt.n

 We have even more recent nforma,;on than this. Letters reached this city yas terdav, and gentlemen arrived here h ,ba steamboat Gen. Pike, bringing f1ll and minute intelligence of the final passaee as the Bank Bill through the Penpsylsan:,. Legislature and its immediate ratShcaso,, by Gov Ritner."

 The following are the conditions of tht charter, which we take from the Cincinnat, Gazette.

 A bill has been introduced into the house of Representatives of Pennsylvania with this title.

 AN ACTto repeal the state tax on real and personal property, and to continue and extend the Improvements of the state by railroads and canalsr and foa other purposes.

 The second section of this bil incorpo. rates the present stockholders of the Bank of the United States, except the UneJ States and their Treasurer, for the period of thirty years, by the aame end styts of tbs President, Directors end Cosnpaay of ite Bank of the U. tStatest Only think ofihatt For this charter Old Nick is to pay two millions of dollars, 10 loan the Stale six millions for thirty years, and whenever re. qnired, one million as a temporary loan. These advances of money are to be appli- ed in lieu Of the taxes that are to be repealed. What villanous thing this is! Co ease the people oftaxes, to preserve Tn the SHae an immense capital, under it's own control! and to disappoint President Jackson ia putting Old Nick to death