The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-10 00:00:00

ASSETS.

£498,305,305" 34
... 102,637 657 0
198,905 98

Cash in hand ... •••
Ditto in branch hanks
13ills pact due
••• ••• •••
Bills discounted, but not yet due, of
which ti5,460,6811.0c. were received
from the Branch Banks 61,786,880 4
Bills in the branch banks .„. ... 98.453,077
Advances on coins and ingots... 4,125,800 0
Ditto by the branch banks „„. 889,929 0
Ditto on French public securities ... 42,492,336 10
Ditto by branch banks... 5,930,042 0
Ditto on railway shares and bonds ... 19,542,400 0
Ditto by branch banks
••• 4.43.2,377 0
•••
Ditto to the State on Bons du Tresor... 50,000,000
Wu° to the State on the Treaty of 30th
June, 1848 ...
Routes of the reserve fund
Relates, disposable funds
dote' and furniture of the Bank
Real property of the branch banks ...
Interest in National Discount Bank
expenses of administration of the Bank
and Branches
Miscellaneous ...

75,000,000 0
10,000,000 0
• • •
55.635,896 32
4,000',000
3,572,948 0
99,000 0

70,876 0
2,886 923 40

f. 1,037,142.352 99
Certified by the Governor of the bank,
IYARGouT.
It appear from the preudinz account that the cash
in band has deefeased by 20,400,000 f The commer-
cis: bills discounted hove ibereawd by 29.621.0001. The
cash advanced on &posit of .i?i.eLcii securities has de-•
ereasA by 4 500 000 f. Adiauces on Raiiway Stock
have inercaaed by 9,500,0001. Banh netcA ja
cir-
eniation have itieras-d by 14,331,000. The balance to
ha credit of the Treasury bus iccrea:cd by 15 527,000 f.•
the sundry credits have decrrask-d by 31,000,000 f.

1 TA I, Y.
The Risorgimento of Turin of the Wh gives the
following riogular intelligence from
Fedi (in the
Homan states), It appears that four persons were
shot, three on a chari„,e of homicide committed on
the person of a man nanod R',m-;.nioi, by throwing
stones at him, nod it would further seem that, nut-
vvitbstanditg the sentence of the court-Pnartio!, the
tnjority of the inhabitants of Forli
Were of opinion
that two of tEena were not ol,ly innucent, but had
proved en alibi. As a InAnifestation of public opi
nine in this affair, the theatre was deserted on the
24:h ult., and on the following day the shops were kept
closed. The delegate of Forli, seeing this, is;necl the
4.0110 w lug notification in the afternoon of the 25:h :
" TILE DELLGATE CF THE CITY AND PAOVINCE OF FORM"
It is not, to be tolerated that the shops nod ware_
howvs should remain eriy longer closed. Therefore we
et,join all merchants, sholikeepers, and speculators what-
ever of Forli ituandiately to open their shops, on p,;,„,
of the most rigorous punishment. This order must be
complied with by five o'clock this evening.
" From our residence, June 25. 155.2.
"Th 9 Apostolical Delegate, G. MILE-I."
It would seem, however, that this order did not
generally produce the desired effect. For on the 2sh
following the Austrian military commandant issued
a notificoii.m, itupoting various fines of from 15f. to
200 f. upon 72 merchants and shopkeepers who had
not complied with the above order; the said fines to
be paid within two days on pain of arrest.
Prince Jerome Odeacalchi died at Rome on
the
30th ult. aged 65.
By a decree of the 2:1, the Grand Duke of m
._us-
a decree of the 3d,
appointed
cany has enected that ell young men leadieg en irre-
gularg life, or havin contracted habits of rioting and
debauchery, thus giving constant uneasiness to their
llie Dun families, and endangering public tranquillity, shall be
subjected to military dis2ipline.
the presr, composed of eighteen members.
The Cathedral of Milan is at pres,'ot undergoing a
thorough repair. A sum
I:o obfon Parma
commission of censorship or
a has by
of 150,000 F. has been
granted by the Austrian Government towards this
object.