The Express.
London, England, 1866-05-12 00:00:00

11,447,046 9t 15,440.100 69

Lilted
Sundries

1,506,107,511 ft 1,470,6211,048 15

May 10
Yr.

May $.
It.

banks
Commercial bills overdue
Commercial bills discounted,
not yet due 3,47,670,934 7 322,410,891 48
Ditto branch banks .. 316,713,905 0 306,762,637 0
Advances on deposits of bullion 6,071,700 0 6,274,900 0
Ditto branch banks 12,964,100 0 12,079,600 0
Advances on French public se-
curities
Ditto branch banks 6,442,400 0 6,190,700 0
Advances on railway shares
and debentures 33,022.900 0 32,443,500 0
Ditto branch banks 20,902,600 0 20,277,600 0
Advances on Credit Fonder
Bonds
Ditto branch banks 610,100 0 451,100 0
Advances to the :State ,conven-
Lion 10th June, 1857
Government stock reserve 12,9440,750 14 12,980,750 14
Ditto disposable 36,171,987 91 36,171,987 91
Rentes immobilisees law 2nd

620,218,302 64 622,880,589 0
8,574,607 67 214,845 82

100,000,000 0 100,000,000 0

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The pickpockets were in great force in the neigh-
bourhood of the banking Mimes yesterday, and in the latter
it was necessary to employ detective officers for the protec-
tion of the public. Many losses from this cause are reported.
One gentleman, who, to make himself safe in every contin-
, gency, had gone to the City and drawn out the whole of
--= ------ his deposit, amounting to 5101., from one of the soundest
ROYAL COLLEGE Or ,SAD
the following banks in London, was proceeding through Finch-Luxe,
gentlemen, having undergone the necessary examinations when, applying his hand to his pocket to realise more
for the diploma, were admitted meuibersof the college. at fully his happy state of security, he found that his pocket
bad beep cut and hie money was already gone.
meeting of the Court of Examiners on the 10th inst., viz.—a
Messrs. George Thomas Hankins, L.S.A., Clapham ;An THE YrAnIANEY AND THE CATTLE PLAOCE. —The
thur Eisdall Fluder, Lymington ; and Alfred Harwood. following letter, has been addreseedLy hisgrace the Duke of
Marlborough to the Clerk of Lieuteruincy for Oxfordshire,
Cambridge, students of Guy's Hospital ; William Henry
Moore, Liverpool ; Edward Cleaver Maxwell, Barnstaple ; as to the annual assembling of the yeomanry at Woodstock
and Henry Sedweick, St. John's-street, of St. Barthel°. "My dear I beg to inform you that, after full oon-
mew's Hospital ; Wentworth Raynes Tindale, Peckham sideration as to whether it would be prudent to give the
Rye ; and James William George Farwell, St. Martin's, use of Blenheim-park for the exercise of the yeomanry
force assembled for duty this season, as in previous years,
near Liskeard, of St. George's Hospital; Charles Arthur
Bush, Bath ; and David Edward Bernard, Bath, of I have, with great reluctance, felt myself compelled to
Bristol ; George William Moosley, Atherstone, war_ acquaint Lord Churchill that, owing to the existence of the
vrickshire ; and James Sawyer, Birmingham, of Bir. Cattle Plague in various parts of the county, I shall be
mingham ; Adam Perry Newman, M.B. Dublin, obliged for this year to depart from my usual custom. I
' Cork ; and Jeremiah M'Carthy, London Hospital, am informed by competent professional advisers, whom I
of men (many of them farmers and acoonipanied by their
of Dublin ; Richard Cresswell, Lewisham, of St. Mary's have consulted, that the assembling of a considerable body
Hospital ; Reginald Bligh Walh Bayerwater, of the London
Hospital ; Richard Holt Robinson, Idanchester, of King's horses and equipments) from different parts of the county,
College Hospital ; John Maude \ Vhitwell, Kendal, of the could not possibly be unattended with very considerable
University College Hospital ; Arthur Waller, Milner. risk of spreading the cattle disease, and therefore, however
square of St. Thomas's Hospital William McDonald, unwilling I may be to deny the use of my park for the put-
lI.D. LIM. Edinburgh ;add Thomas Dealtry Atkins, Cal- I pose above-named, my neighbours' interests, as well as my
castle of Edinburgh ; and John Dearnden Busn, New. , own, render it, I regret to say, necessary for me to do so.
audle-on-Tyne. At the same meeting of the court, Mr. I —I am, yours faithfully, MAELBOILOCGIL—To S. M. Daven-
Robert Atkinson, of H.M.S. Prince Consort, passed his . P. Esq.—London, May 8."
examination for naval surgeon. This gentleman had pre- 1 CRICKET. ROYAL ARTILLERY AND ROYAL
viously been admitted a member of the college, his diploma ENGINICIRB THE REST OF THE ARMY. —This match was
bearing date April 17, 1854. It is stated that out of the brought to a conclusion at six o'clock in favour of the
76 candidates who offered themeelves for examination 13 Artillery in one innings and 73 runs. The following is the
ifailed to acquit themselves to the satisfaction of the court, score—Rad of the Army, find innings, 107 ; second
and were consequently referred back to their studies for innings, 83 ; total, 190. Royal Artillery and Engineers,
six months. I first innings. 263.

13.57.
Hotel and furniture of the bank &
landed property branches .
Expenses of management
Sundries

1,506,897,511 6.2 1.479,629,048 15
Certified by the Senator Governor of the Bank of France
(Sigurd) 11.01;141D.