The Sun.
London, England, 1864-07-15 00:00:00

FRANCE.

The Union, which now and then obtains through
private sources some very valuable information, has
the following :—" The interviews and deliberations
between the three Northern Sovereigns at Kissen-
gen and at Carlsbad are coining to an end, We
receive from the former place a letter informing us
that the Emperor Alexander has given up his
journey to the Hague and to Vienna, and that he
will return to his dominions by way of Berlin, The
Empress of Russia was to hays left Kissengen yes-
terday for Schwaroach ; she is to be accompanied
by the Grand Duke Constantine, who will after-
wards escort the Empress to Odessa, where the
Czar is to meet her."

The Empress of Austria is also about leaving
Kiesengen. During the whole time of her stay
there the Russians, as if obeying an order from
headquarters, showed themselves full of admiration
for the beauty of the Empress of Austria. Prince
Gortschakoff especially made himself conspicuous
by his enthusiastic demonstrations. Some impor-
taut person having said one day to the Russian
Minister, " You would like better perhaps to treat
with the Empress of Austria than with Count Rech
berg ?" " No," replied the Prince, " for I would
obtain nothing from the Empress, and I could not
refuse her anything."
Prince Cortschakeff and M. de Bismark have been

the principal agents of the deliberations which have
taken place at Kissingen and Carlsbad; and, ac-
cording to our letters, there appears to have been
constantly between them the most perfect under-
standing upon all questions, which would sufficiently
indicate the intimate alliance existing between
Russia and Pru9sia. Austria and Count de Rechberg
acted in a somewhat more reserved manner, but the
foreign diplomatists returned from Kisseugen and
Carlsbad, gave the assurance that if formal and
written engagements had not been entered into by
the three Northern Sovereigns, they had come to
an understanding upon the course to take, in case
of any of the events which the precarious state of
Earope gives us cause to anticipate may even yet
burst forth.

BANK OF FRANCE•

(REUTER'S EXPRESS.)
pAius, July 14.

responding
The following is the return of the Bank of France
for the week ending to-day, together with the cor-
JITLY 11. JULY 7.
t. C.
Capital of tLe Bank
0.
figures of the previous accounts :—•••
182 500,000 182,500,000 .
Profits in edition toCapital '
(Art. 8 lay Juno 9,1857) 5 050,668 93 5,024,708 48
Reserve in :no Bank '
and
its branches
Reserve in hndtd property 4,000,000 4,000,003
ceitg pae siht
Notes in cir,ulation .... 792>b19'27° 772,309,175
Bank notes :c, order and re-
-5,376,404 44 6,337,945 66
Treaspury tic).3a bl
curat. cregditor 58,430,429 98 57,850,061 81
Current acc)unts—Paris —131,889,202 73 47,246,730 21
Do. branch-banks
Dividends )ayabl.J
SUB 75
Discounts and sundry 353,280 -- 22,775,470
interests
Re-discoutts of the last
six montia 2,538)735 17 2,588,73.5 17
Sundries

1,258,418,650 63 1,262,856,023 10

Ct,
951 30 276,522,726 93
Cash in haul and branch-
banks , ,
Cornmercia bills overdue 473,531 41 823,282 05
Comm erd 1 bills discour. tod
354,078,8,22 86 355,995,489 3
not yet cue..
Do. branch-banks.... 313,108,621 306,202,026
Advances on deposits of
bullion
Do. blanch, banks , 3,411,°0v "3,326,100
Advances )n French public
--
securities
Do, branch-banks
Advances )n railway shares
and debentures O9 439 700
266,890,
Do. branch-banks 19,088,?.00
Advances on Credit Fon-
cier Bonds
Do.b-anch-banks
Advances to the State
(Conven. itino 10, 1857) 60,000,000 60,000,000
Govt. Stock Reserve 980 750 14 12,980,750 1
Rentes itnmobilisees (Law
•
Do. disposable
100 000 000
June 9, 1857) ....
Hotel and furniture of the 36,866,9'27 91 36,866,9e7 9
Bank
Landed property, branches
Expenses of management 113.418 26 95,883 14
Sundries 2,504,902 17 2,766,499 56

15,574,200
0,819,450

29,9G1,300
19,781,500

362,000 -
332 700 -

364 800
536,000

8,327,919

1,238,418,630 63 1,262,856,023 10
Certified by the Honorary Vice-rregdent of the Council
of State, Governor of the Bank,

AD, YVITBY.