The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-06 00:00:00

THE BANK OF FRANCE.

(Ulna's lamas.)
PARIS. Ocr. 5.
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 :
Oct... Sept. 98.
DEBTOR. Yr. C. sr. c.
Capital of the Beak
Yrollts In addlUon to capital
(Art. 8, law of June 9. 1367) 0,044.716 2 7,014,778 2 I
Reserve of the Bank and its
Mencius V.,106,750 14 22,100,750 14
Reserve in landed property
Notes in tirculation
Bank notes to order sad receipts
881,846 63 7.947.242 98
payable at sight. .
'Treasury accounts Current cre-
ditor
Current accounts, Park 183,4100,42 18 149.444,712 96
Ditto branch banks
Dividends post&
Disoounts and sundry istsweeM • 014149 29 6041/.911 88
Re-discounted the last di
months 1,417,023 17 1,437,833 17
Surplus of recelpla sot Maki-
.

bided
Sundries

?KM 36 764 903 36
15,547.966 3 9.59'-'.9919

1,482,00,838 84 1.480,678,167 87

Oat. b.
R.

:lot. Li.
tr.

CRZDITOIt.
Cash In hand and In branch
banks
Commercial bills overdee .
Commercbd Ulla &mounted,
not tat due
Ditto branch hanks
Advances un &vans of bullion 41,833,800 0 44,261,931 90
Ditto branch banks 12.031,033 0 14031,300 0
Advances on French public se-
curities 14.171,300 0 14291100 0
Ditto branch banks
A awes on railway shares
• and debentures
Ditto branch banks
Advances on Credit Fonder
Bonds
Ditto branch banks . ... • 470,450 0
Advances to the Mate ((maven-
tion 10th June, 16571
Got trnment Mock reserve 13,980,730 14 12,991,730 14
Ditto •lisposable 38,449,737 91 w 5.546.457 01
Lades immobilistes (law tnd
June, 1857)
Hotel and furniture of the bank
landed property, branches ..
&apemen of
management
, . guild
11,753,520 64 10.104.910 90
.-- ---

60E000 •
006,460 0

ar
1,492.881,332 St 1,4150,676,557
Certified by the Senator Governor of the Sant of France
CS/VW) &MUSD.

THE CHOLERA IN EUROPE.

The accounts of the 3rd from Marseilles state
that out of 43 deiths 20 were from cholera. The returns
from Toulon give, for the let, 40 deaths, with 31 from the
epidemic ; and for the 2ed 42, of which 27 were from
choler', so that the diminution re condoning. Dr. Barg,
from Pails, when about to try his system of applying copper
as • cure, was seriously attacked, but had so far recovered
as to be able to leave for Hyi.:res for change of air. This
latter place is not, however, exempt from the epidemic, as
14 deaths have occurred there from thit cause during the
last ten days of September. Many were, however, persons
who bad arrived from Toulon and Solli,',a-Pont. A
remarkable fact is that the ship-of-the-line Souverain,
which has remained is the harbour of Toulon throughout
the period of the cholera, has not lost a single man. The
Canon Tardieu, who very recently rerAived from his bishop
• testimonial of warm eornmeedation for his self-levoted•
nee at In Seyne dur;ng the cholera, has just died of
cerebral congestion at Proles, brought on by overexertion.
Mgr. Chalandon, Archbishop of Air, on hie return from his
visit tollorsiee, pro,noded at once from Marseilles to Arles,
in company with M. Cond, the vicarypaeral, b admiaister
consolation to his afflicted diocesans. A letter from L'llle
(Villeins') says :—" The Arolitiahop of Avignon has conic
here and not only visited the hospital, t log all the
wards and pausing at each bedside, but be has even gone to
see the sick at their own houses and plead his purse at
their disposal."
The deaths from cholera at Marseilles sines Julyrom 21,
taking each week in suecessioa, stand as follows ;—F
July 23 to 29, 20; to August 5, 45; to 12, 40 ; to 19, 108 ;
to 26,167 ; to Sept. 2, 201 ; to 9, 231 ; to 16, 309 ; W 23,
282; to 30, 186.
A petition to the Emperor in favour of maritime quaren•
tine has been numerously signed at Marseille*. Its prayer
is for the establishineet of a sanitary local admiuistratioo
in that city, vested with power sufficient to defend it la
future from the invasion of epidemic*.
A cosi ms foot has occurred in an isolated country bootie
pi the neighbourhood of Toulon. A person dying from the
epidemic came to seek an asylum them, and was perfectly
well received by the eacaprots ; a watchdog only, after
having smelt at theses corner, left his master and took tip
his quarters is an adjoining house. On the following night
the guest died of cholera and the dog returned.
The cases of cholera registered in Italy on the Ist inst,
areas follows:—Bar,, one ease and three deaths; Osimo,
one death ; klolletta, one death ; Machine, one ease ;
Summolo, two eases and one death ; Loners, four ram and
two deaths ; Aequi, one cue and one date.

His Excellency Lord Wodehouse (the Lord Lieu-
teesntof Ireland) and Ludy Wodehouse will quit London
today far Dubin.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Headfort have
arrived at the St. °amigo's Hotel.
The Earl of Derby is considerably better, accord_
lug to accounts received in town yesterday evening. The
noble lord is gradually regaining strength, and is expected
to be able to receive friends within the week.
The Earl and Countess Russell and Lady Agatha
Russell, after peeing the night at Chester on Tuesday, on
their way from Ireland, have snivel at Pembroke Lodge,
Richmond Park, Su, rey.
Viscount and Viscountess Bury have returned to
their residence, 48, Rutland-gate.
The recent coming of age of the Marquis of _-r..—.._ --. _
Waterford is to be celebrated at Carraghmore. On the La Frazee announees that an international con-
evening of the 11th lout a grand ball will be given by the
marquis and man:Wooer, to which all the rank and • rem is t. be assembled in Paris at the close of the preset
fashion of the distract and elsewhere will be invited; and mouth, at which representatives tcwin Belgium, Hely' cad
Switzerland are to attend to agree upon an uniform copper
on the folbwing day • dinner will be given to all the
1 coinage to paw current in France and in the above-named
tenantry on the Currachmor• estate.
The Chevalier dos Santos, Portuguese charge' i eeeetries'
The Retrospective Exhibition, at present open in
d'affairce, has left town to meet hie Majesty the King of I
Portugal, who ta expected to call at Southampton on itto , the Champs Elyse's, has lately resolved • valuable addi-
-1 tioo in the collection of arms and armoury of the Baron de
wsy to the Continent.
prince Amadeus arrived at Birmingham on Rothchild,soldw be the finest and c"rwict in existence.
I At the opening of the Court of Assize in Paris on
Wednesday night, aoceespanied by the Marquis d'Azeglio
Mood., • juryman we ex used from amain on the ground ,
ant other gentlemen. The party were received by the
Chevalier Varese; the Italian Consul, and escorted to the that he could neither re al nor writs F. ouch. I
Qesecia Hotel, where seartmonts bad been prepared for 1 The South Australian papers record as unusual
their reception. Yesterday his highness visited some of the the f .11 of snow during the depth of their winter in June
principal manufastoeies. His Royal Highness arrived in 'wit. i
town last eight from Birmingham. I Three weeks ago the first negro strident was
Prince Otho, brother of the King of Bavaria, admitted into the Freshman clam of Howard College at
wham iadwpotitgoo we lately aeoetreowir te in full cos. NOWilOVet3. He comes from Boston. Oa Sep ember 18
valmosece. Kit* Louis 11. but week left his retreat at the first black juryman ever admitted int) the jurpbox in •
Hohmischwen,gan to pay • visit to his capital ; he was pre. ' America was called and qualified in • court of Brooklyn, I
sent at • represestatioe at the theatre, and remind in New York, and he eat all day in the trial of • cause
solemn sadism* M. de &rsedariaor minister of Moiler at without any objection bring made.
the warts of Vienne and Munich, who mantra to we : During the present autumn there will be several I
Majesty the insignia of the order of the Mexican eq.. elections held in Northern States, directly upon the goes- ,
The young King has since returned to Hohenscherangan. .Um of negro suffrage. C ronentiout was to vote on October
A Geneva letter of the 2nd says :—" The Grand 2; Minnesota and lowa on October 10 ; and Wisconsin on
Duchess Marie of Russia and her daughter the Princess November 7. The question will be takes on amendments
Engine yesterday paid • Villa to the magnificent villa of to the various state constitutions, giving the right of
Baron Adolphe de Rothschild, near this city. Her imperial snilfalw to inch negroes so may teak within their borders.
highness greatly admired the marvels of art contained in I Among the books sold at a late extensive book
this truly regal residence, and particularly • precious case. trade ode at New York were a
large quantity of Bilrhs,
Sion of out rock oryetels which has no equaL A eureptuous prayer-book., and other religious works, that had been
hreakfest was offered to her bighting by the Barra and captured on blockage misers. They were • donation from
Bantams de Rothschild, to which, besides the peruses emu. the British and Foreign Bible Society to the Confederate
posing the suite of the greed duchess, there were invited , army.
rt drawn
Count de Nseselrcde, Count and Countess Lanaderff, and 1 According to a repo up by •a special
B. d• Miens. After the breakfast her highness left for ' committee, the celebrated silver mines of Koesberg, in
Bean-Rivage, Onob7. which she will quit in the course of Norway, are so far exhausted that the quantity of Ore
this week .gar Flom", wiwre she intends to Psi the extracted will soon sot suffice to cover the exposes of
winter.' 1 working.