The Sun.
London, England, 1841-02-12 00:00:00

UNITED STATES BANK.

Of the principal item of the assets of the United
States Bank, namely, that of the stock account,
showing an aggregate of 31,665,553 dollars 66 cents.,
the particulars are now before the American public.
The stockholders in England are at least equally in-
terested in the subject, and we proceed, therefore, to
transfer the amounts to our columns. The State
loans are put down at 380,988 dollars ; the city loans
at 172,625 dollars. The institution holds, in Bank
Stocks, of the Morris Canal and Banking Company
961,380, banks in Natchez 465,700, Grand Gulf
205,300, Vicksburg 120,855, New Orleans 333,800,
Louiziana 99,200, Tennessee 228,100 dollars. It
has, in Texas bonds, &c., 137,015 dollars ; in the
securities of Companies incorporated for public and
other improvements in Pennsylvania the following :
Cumberland Valley Railway 441,000, Danville and
Pottsrille ditto 117,083, Sandy and Beaver Canal
647,011, Philadelphia, Wilmington,and Baltimore Rail-
way 152,500, Williamsport and Elmira ditto 350,000,
Union Canal 247,300, Reading-road 203,800, Little
Schuylkill Navigation Railroad and Coal Company
960,792, other companies 871,346: in other States, New
York, Boston, and Providence Railway 501,592, Dela
ware and Chesapeake Canal, 375,893, other Companies
870,350 ; of United States Bank Stock (balance un-
sold of 24,714 shares) 2,741,400 ; on hand at agency
in New Orleans 56,744 ; at agency in London, In-
diana Bonds 162,000, Maryland 179,000, Illinois
33,000, Michigan '272,000, Ohio Life and Trust
1,000,000, Farmers' Loan and Trust 234,000, Ame-
rican Life and Trust 627,550, Reading Railroad
411,111, Texas Bonds 184,204 dollars ; deposited as
security for loans in Europe, Pennsylvania 5,117,906,
Mississippi :3,086,000, Maryland 400,000, Indiana
596,000, 111:chigan 9,583,000, Illinois 1,368,000,
Farmers' Loan and Trust 300,000 ; on hand with
Messrs. Alsop and Brown, special agents, Pennsyl-
vania 1,160,000, Camden and Amboy Railway 522,222,
Hazleton Coal Company 231,481, Philadelphia Wil-
mington, and Baltimore Railway 811,111, in Pennsyl-
vania Bands 16,487, and in special loan to Common-
wealth 271,000 dollars.

These sums, with one or two insignificant excep-
tions, form the mass of paper comprised in the item of
31,665,553 dollars 66 cents, or six and a half millions
sterling, being about equal to the nominal capital of the
institution.
The amounts due to the Bank of the United States
by State banks arc the following :—North American
Trust and Banking Company 357,000, banks in
Natchez :2,683,000, ditto in Vicksburg 1.,129,000, Gas
Light and Banking Company 2,151,799, banks in Flo-
rida 436,298, other banks 550,000, Planters' Bank
(bonds) 711,126 dollars.
Besides specie, States' Bank notes, and other con-
vertible assets, real estate, &e., there remain for
realisation bills discounted by the Bank and its
agencies, called " Active," for 12,187,111 dollars,
and the same, called " suspended," for 9,799,800
dollars. The Directors consider that about fifty per
cent. may be deducteii from the latter as the probable
loss that may arise upon them. We have no names of
drawers, acceptors, or indorsers, to lead us to any con-
clusion of our own upon this part of the balance-sheet.
We have merely a list of places at which the proportions
lie. This if principally at Philadelphia and New Or-
leans, but the details are hardly worth giving.—Morn-
Past.

MRS. GORE'S NEW NOVEL, " GREVILLE ;
OR, A SEASON IN PARlS."—Paris has had many delinea-
tors—poets, painters, arid historians, but none so lively as
Mrs. Gore. Some little partiality must be excused in an
habitusl resident in that gay capital ; but we confess we
have sufficient reliance on the accuracy of one who has
shown herself a truthful delineator of English life and man-
ners, to feel certain that her pictures of French society,
her sketches of the Court of the Tuileries, of public men,
and private amusements, are as exact as they are enter-
taining. " Greville," it seems, is considered the most suc-
cessful novel of the day. Ic ought to be; for, it possesses
the rare charm of combinining a great deal that is new,
with a great deal that is as old—old as nature and truth
"Min make it.