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IRVING SAVINGS BANK. This institution has been somewhat pressed for specie by depositors for several days past, but the run seems to have ceased almost entirely, and on Wednes. day morning there is even a business dullness about the bank. The bank pays all small depositors on call; but, in common with the other savings banks, they take from heavy depositors the three days' notice allowed them by their by laws. This institution is perfectly solvent, as sound as the Mint itself, and any further run upon it must arise from feolish timidity or ignorance of its ample assets. Their loans, amounting to about $340,000, are secured by bond and mortgage on improved real estate in this city and Brooklyn, valued on the 1st of July last at $800,000, or more than double the amount of loans. The balance of itt investment is in 7 per cent NewYork City Bonds. BANK FOR SAVINGS. The excitement is on the decrease. During the day quite a number of the laboring class were loitering about the doors, inquiring with reference to their chances for drawing their money, at the hour when the bank should commence paying out money, which was from 4 to 6p.m. On Monday, the drain amounted to $66,000. On Tuesday it was about sixty thousand; while yesterday it was not in the aggregate more than one-half the latter sum. A good many dropped in during the day to make inquiries, but they left quite satlefied. The depositors are paid in city bank bills, and they left the desk one after another with joyous countenances. Many who had withdrawn their funds are replaciog them in the custody of the bank. GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK. There was onsiderable of a IUO upon the Greenwich Savings Bank in Sixth avenue yesterday morning. Up to a late hour in the afternoon the doors of the institution were still open, but the rush of depositors after their money had subsided, and the number of persons at the bank was not greater than usual. The demands of all the applicants were readily supplied. The deposits yesterday morning were about $900, be-