The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-01 00:00:00

THE BANK OF FRANCE.

(111171211'S IIIIIIM)

PARIS, Nov. 30.

The following is the return of the Bank of France
for the week ending to-day, together with the cor-
responding figures of the previous account :
Nov. 31. Nov. St.
DliwrOu. Fr. is. Fr. I.
espltal of the Bank
Profits In addition to capital
(Art. 8, law of Jane V, 16571 . 7,044.716 8 7,021.776 2
Reserve of the Bank and its
branches
Reserve in landed property
Notes In circulation
Bank notes to orderand receipts
payable at sight.
Treasury secouuts-:cairrest cre-
ditor
Current moms* Parts 1,6,973 006 24 113,M,114 75
Ditto branch Maks
Dividends payable
Ducounts and sundry Interests 11,9X.,6e0 92 11,326,109 16
Re. thsouunted the lest sir
1,417,623 17 1,427,623 17
months
Sur. ins d receipts sot distri-
buted 751,993 36 751.993 26
Stu:Arks

1.430744,b70 0 1,381,170,470 14

Nov. O.
Yr. C.

Nov. 2.. i.
Fr. C.

Marro.. __-
Cub in band and in branch
416,231,412 vr 412,667,072
banks
Commercial bills oracles
Commercial Ms &mauled,
300,829,414 99 373,602,736 48
not yet due
325,456,34) 0 322.r61,914 0
Ditto branch Minks
Advances on deposits of bullion 13,933,100 0 13,290,100 0
Ditto branch banks 7,029,400 0 5,417,300 0
Advances on French public se-
curities 13,439,700 0 13,312,900 0
Ditto bnack banks
Advances on railway shares
20
and debeatares r ,828,1100 0 20,717,400 0
Ditto branch beaks 19,560,183 0 20,111,590 0
Advances 00 Credit, Fonder
Bowls
Ditto branch banks .—..— . • •
AdVllllCe• to the Kato (conven-
tion 10th June. MT)
Government dock room 12,090,750 14 12,990,750 11
Ditto disposable 86,449,737 91 96,449,731 91
Banta immobillates (law bad
June, 1857)
Hotel and furniture of the bank&
landed property, branches .. . 8.435 St 7 0 8,497,405 0
Reponse§ of ,150561060582,306,319 45 2,225.494 4
11,...01,715 66 10,668,404 10

iiLizTes--

1.438,7 4,470 0 1,383,179,470 U
Certified by the Governor of the Bank of France.
(Signed) Itotitairn.

We regret to announce that yesterday the Bishop
of ExeterUd a paralytie stroke, which has deprived him of
the used his right o —Mere/man.
A HAMPSHIRE MONUMENT TO THE LATE LORD
Pshatrainon.—ln pursuance of the geeeral deers of the
community in that part of the county that • suitable
memorial of Lord Palmerston should be placed in Romsey,
the mayor, Mr. 0. L. Lordsa oonvened meeting of the
inhabiteets, at the Town.Ull, yesterday afternooo, to
discuss the subject and to take measures for its advance-
mut. The Mayor presided, and was supported by the Von.
Arohdeaces Jacob, Colonel Faze, M.P., Bee. E. L. &Ahem
M.A. (Vicar of ktomsey). The chairman having opened the
goceedinp, read letters of apology from the Eel of
Malmesbury, Hoe. H. If. Dutton, Id.P., Mr. *Bonham.
Carter, M.P., Mr. Ibbotson, Rev. J. H. Tragett, Ito.. all
of whom regretted their inability to attend, and expressed
their warm concurrence in the object of the meeting. Mr.
G. Eyre moved "That this meeting is of opinion that a
lasting memorial to the late Viscount Palmerston, com-
memorative of his eminent public cervices and private
worth, ought to be raised in Hampshire, sod that Romeo!.
to which the illustrious statesman was attached by the ties
of birth and long and intimate association as a friend and
neighbour, possesses a pre-eminent claim to be selected
as the piece of its erection." Colonel Fans,
M.P.. warmly seconded tle proposition (the motion
of Mr. Eyre), and remarked that his presence was,
perhaps, more appropriate than that of anybody else, for
this mem, that he was supposed to represent the eon-
sweeties section of the southern part of the county.
No man admired Lord Palmerston more than he
did, and putting aside politic they had the greatest
appreciation of him as au Englishman, and thought
him the beat conservative there was. The motion
having been carried unanimously, it was resolved, on the
motion of Mr. R. G. Lions, that a committee—to consist
of the Mayor and Town Council, the members for the
northern and southern dividoes of the county, the Bishop
of Winchester, the Vicar of Romeo!, kin—be appointed to
take the seem of the county on the subject of the memorial
and report the result at • future meeting. A suggestioe by
Colonel Fans, that the cooperation of the members of
militated, mayors of boroughs adjecent to Ramey, &c.,
should be tented, was adopted.
Two DEATHS FROM THE FUMES OF CHARCOAL.—
Yesterday morning two domestic sensate. in the employ of
Mr. William Weedier, of Iroderdown Farm, Eddington,
Herne Rent, named respectively Fanny Kemp, nook, and
Lucy Fisch, housemaid, were discovered dead in their beds,
ender the following painful circumstances it appears that
the housemaid (who only went into Mr. Wachs'''e employ
on the previous day) and the cook obtained an old rusty
makes'd sad put some charcoal in it, and placed it in the
attic where they both slept, and on going to rest they closed
the window sad the door, and lit the charcoal. No doubt they
wen =aware of the danger they placed themselves is, for
it is supposed that they soon fell asleep and were suffocated
from inhaling the poisonous vapour emitted by the char-
coal. Yesterday morning a daughter of Mr. Washer, find-
ing the MYNAS were not at their duties, went into their
bedroom and found the room fall of smoke and the de-
emed lying dead upon their Mi. Dr. Barrow was imme-
diately sent for, and he was of opinion that life had been
extinct for several hours. Au inquest was held apes the
bodice of the deceased yesterday afternoon, before Yr.
J. T. Winters, one of the county coroners, when a ratchet
woe retarasd is accordance with the above circumeteacsa