The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-14 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14. 1856.

gip Court.

WINDSOR, Nov. 13.

The Qeeen and Priam, accompanied by the Prig.
ewe Royal sad Prise, Frederick Willies of Frau*
walked is the Heise Park this =min. •
Her Royal Klemm tke Duane of Heat vidted
Majesty,

fb.Priae• of Wales west eat .Wes yerterday, sad
rade as tombs& this aeorelaa.

A Cabinet Council we held at the official resi-
dence of the First Lord of the Treasury yes•
terday afternoon. The ministers present were
Visooont Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl
Granville, the Ma►gnia of Lansdowne, the Earl of liar-
rowby, Sir George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, Mr.
Secretary Laboochere, Lord Penman, the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right /lon.
R. Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of Aiderley, the
Right Hon. AL T. Raines, and the Dake of Argyll.

A &matadors from the vestry of the perish of Bt. Mary,
Langton, consisting of the Rev. Daniel Wilson (vicar),
Marrs. Jobe Ravage, John Shadptt, end C. V. Jeakin
(churehwardens), Mane. William Cox, W. Harvey, W.
Weiner, Jacob Viacent, J. K. Starling, A. J. Duff Filer,
Alfred Groom, Jolta Blount Price, end Mr. John Layton
(vestry clerk), had an iaterview yesterday with Bir G. Om
at the Hose-oMee. _ _ _

osfOrtillTrieenity Clonsartedon met on Tuesday and
Wednesday last at No. 17, Great Quen-strest, Westminster.
The Commissioners present were the Ball of Hurowby,
Mr. Justice Coleridge, the Hon. Edward Twirleton, and Sir
John Wither Aridly.

His Royal Highness Prises Frederick William of
Prussia, while I. London ow Wordoesdn, paid •isia to the
Daebere of Ciacemer, the Dike of Cambridge, and the
Countess Bentstorfi, wife of his Emilia,' the Permian

11 His Excellency the Hanoverian Minister, accom-
espied by the Comma Helens Lielataasegp, bee arrived
at the madame of the Hanoverlea Leptios, la Grosvenor-
plow, from Hestover.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

BANK OF FRANCE.

(NT LAMM AND SOIMARINI TILZOIAPI.)
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PARIS, VILIDAT MORNING.

The Moniteur of thin day publishes the monthly
returns of the Bank of France to Thursday, Nov. 13.
We give the most important items, with the cor-
responding figures of last month, en regard:

Nov. Oct.
Cola and bullion,Psris 78.605,168 .... 77,062 910
D tto ditto branch banks 85,105,281 .... 89,407,036
Bills discounted, Paris 251,487,827 .... 271,955,426
Ditto branch blinks
Notes is circulation. Paris
Ditto bruits beaks
Treasury deposits
Private deposits, Paris 102,162,996 119,696,763
Ditto branch banks
Advanced on public securities 36,723,936 .... 76,027.838
Ditto by branch beaks
Advaccad on railway securities 26,926,600 .... 38,060,000
Ditto by branch banks 12,073,690 .... 17,211,109
The bullion stands now at 6,644,4001., being
114,300/. less than lut month. This decline is not
of great importance. The circulation is 23,819,6001,
—decrease, 1,024,2001.; the discounts are 20,760,4001.
—increase, 297,3001. The decline in the circulation
is partly attributable to the important decrease
of 1,690,10 W. in the advances on govern.
Iment securities, coupled with the decline of 686,8001.
in the advances on railway securities. In withdraw-
ing the loans made to the bonne, the Bank is evi-
dently punning the only sound policy.