The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-09 00:00:00

1,471,802,776 64 1,420,1101,667

Feb. I.
Yr.

Feb. 1.
Fr.

ezzontn.
Cub In band sad to branch
banks
Commercial Ms overdue
Commercial bills discotutted,
not Jet dna
Ditto branch banks
Advances on deposits of bullion 0.24,000 0 6,591,100 0
Ditto branch banks 6006,000 • /JAIN 0
Advances on French public se-
curities 11,966,703 0 11,931,700 0
Ditto branch banks
Advent., on rsllway shares --
and debentures
Ditto branch beaks 10,870,100 0 19,070,260 0
Advances on Credit Pooelse

Bonds
Ditto branch beaks
Advances to the Beate (maven-
lion 10th June, 16571
Government Mock reserve 12,9130,750 14 12,980,750 14
Ditto disposable 90.410.717 91 99,199.717 91
Bantle imroobills6es (law Did
June, 1957)
Hotel and furniture of the bank&
landed property, branches 8,416,223 0 9,414,061 0
Rareness of management
Bendrim

MAO 0 131000 •
411,e00 0 4211, WO 0

1.417,110brti et 1.41b.901.167
Oartitled by the Senator Govenot of the bank of ?roma
It'Wiled) ItMAMA

Mailman or Peresis nr IT...LT.—M. Elden,
the Naples correspondent of the Pafis Temps, mentions in
a letter published yesterday that several priests have de.
clued their intention of marrying under the authority of
the new civil law which came tato operation on the lat of
January. He cites a special saes in the following terms s
" Go the 19th January a priest named Pasquale dl Fran-
cesco, of Courts, aged 48, presented himself before the vice-
syndic of the Monteealvario district prepared with all nears-
gory papers for marriage, and requested to be united to Sera.
phis* Velardi. of Naples, aged 27. The vice-ensdie did whet
the mciakipal authorities of GAMS had dose under similar
circumstances—that owing to the doubtful thareeter of the
cue he must refer to the tribunals. The Neapolitan judges
thoroughly discussed the question. There was strong oppo.
signs to the merrier, but finally the formal opinion of
Signor Mirabelli, the attorney-general, prevailed, and the
following reply wen given to the vice-midis et Macleod-
nolo :—Fint. That every perms presenting himself under
the conditions required by radios 2 of chap. 1, heading V.
of the Civil Code, may and ought to be allowed to contract
marriage. Second. That no restriction whatever being
indicated either upliaitly or implicitly with respect to per-
eons bound by ecclesiastical vows, Papule di Francesco
had the right to marry, like every other admen. is con-
formity with thin decision, the priest Pasquale di Fran-
cesco was married at Moutecalvario cm Monday, the 29th
Jammu.* Mr. Fzdaa adds that **ltalian goveremut
does not seem to have Interfered in the matter, as a decision
exactly the reverse of the above has been given at Genoa.
Amerman Oenvreay.—The completion of the
Autisean cemetery is reported to be in a forward dais.
When this ie dens it will be ready for the removal mod in-
terment of the remains, which are scattered over the fields
and roadsides foe a diatoms of Riese or twenty miles
anima& te thss ember of .M heat err thousand. Peeasy 1-
. viaia sad Eked' Nand have appoisted trestees,and letters
hue haw reseived from the leversors of manly ell tie
their determinatioe to ask ef their several
Isis& unkppropriiiisii=l egiolotaaust ot
iffeniele ow•Pirsi• lb. boort —Asteri.
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