The Sun.
London, England, 1865-06-16 00:00:00

CREDITOR.

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June 15. June 8. c.
Cash in hand and in fr. c. fr. 66
Branch banks
Commercial bills over-
due
Commercial bills dis-
counted, not yet due 250,485,361 40 234,197,887
Do. branch banks 280,170,505 257,731,865 --
Advances on deposit of
bullion 39,594,685 15 39,029,29
Do. branch banks 6 55
10,844,689 10,177,10 ---
Do. on French Public
Securities 15,122,000 14,994,500 ---
Do. by branch banks 9,758,150 9,901,950 ---
Do. on railway shares
30
and debentures -
D. branch banks 19,296,350 19,159,250 --
Do. on Credit Fencier
Bonds -
Do. branches
Do. to the State (Con-
vention, Juue 10,
1857)
Government Stock re- 1
60,000,000 60,000,000 ---
serve 12,980,750 14 12,980,750 Ai
Do. disposable
Rentes Irnmobalis4es
(Law, June 2, 1857) 100,000,000 100,000,000 --'
Hotel and furniture of
the Bank and landed
property branches -
_Expenses of manage-
ment 9.15 1°
1,893,781 15 1,872,, 0
Sundries
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Total 1,368,745,023 55 1,342,807,436
Certified by the Senator Governor of the BanJ of Frau°.
ROULAND.

Prince of Wales's Own Royal Regiment of

Wiltshire Yeomanry Cavalry.

The Marquis of Ailesbury, commanding 1.11:
Prince of Wales's Own Royal Regiment of W 11";
shire Yeomanry, presents his compliments to t
editor of The Sun, and would be much obliged 11
his publishing the subjoined letters :
65
"Marlborough, June 8, 18;0,
"Sir,—l am iistructed by Colonel and Lieutenant-07'0o
nel Commandant the Marquis of Ailesbury to write te 100
officially in reference to the paragraph in your paper °f the
20th of May last, containing very serious reflections ou
character and conduct of the Prince of Wales's Own
Regiment of Wiltshire Yeomanry Cavalry during their s.s
in Warminster, from the 6th to the 13th of May.
If the statements contained in that paragraph coil
substantiated, his lordship would not fail to adopt' ainof
diate and decisive measures against the perpetratoro

such acts.
"Applications have been made to all the officers co..
manding the different troops of the regiment, and n°
such
of them has any knowledge of the occurrence of any
atrocities as you describe ; and the result of careful 13'1.
ries made by myself and others under his lordshiP's arg 5
tion has led to no confirmation whatever of the C11::11
made, but, on the contrary, to the conviction that n°
acts took place. sti•
ic This conviction has been strengthened by tlo to
mony of the clergy and principal inhabitants of
star, who have joined in a memorial to his lordsla'
the
pressing their belief that nothing in the conduct of
10,
regiment during their stay in the town could in an,
justify the statements put forth by you. 110
" I have already asked you for the authority uponvcoa.
you felt yourself justified in making such grave accesil': tract
and you have hitherto declined to give this, or to r©
da
the charges.
" I am now directed to say that his lordship 113,s",foiv°
all the inquiries in his power, and to call upon you 00
him such information as you possess. If you still cleloy,
to do so, he and the officers and men of the regiment`.vAleeeol
forced to the conclusion that you have no such ev'-joi's
and that the grave charges set forth in your jourol 01,1
been published without that authority which alone c
justify them.
" I have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient ser
J. MANDERS, Adjutant, valri.
P. W. 0. Regiment of Wiltshire Yeomanry' Lev
"To To the Editor of the Salisbury and Winchester
Journal, &c."
066'° f
•c, Journal-office, Salisbury, June 9, A,
" Sir,—l have the honour to acknowledge tbs re'-ottt;
your letter of the Bth inst., and I beg to inforni 31(311
ige
cannot, in justice to my correspondents,divil
names without their permission. 00E' •
" I would remind you that all communica.tions
to the editor of a newspaper are made to him ja 6`+.o ace'
fidence, and it would therefore be improper of 111°
le
to your rll, eqh our
" I shaowever, have pleasure iu '
insertion in the columns of this journal. rOjil
"I have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient oe
"THE EDITOR OF THE SAI-01$1:°
WINCHESTER JOURNAL?
" Captain and Adjutant Manders."

A few days ago several seizures were 11:13cili;'7°
GarStang for church rates. Two policemen, with,: i tea
sanodc.cart, vis:iiteeand(citsoh,peapnheido.uses of threeP of the ma-M.— f° or'
meal, e tybaocfoln'
umbrella stand. 1 Is P
oktoneottkltelithetherillecifgerohnbtlraoasfqsusraufuLs?":l%:.lte:t:;
0 At eleven o'clock
three soldiers were brought to the Military 1:10513it, lir
bourne, suffering severely from eating cabbage wille cal'
been boiled in a copper vessel, which had in it 6°lliargeo°'
mon soda. They were at once attendee to by a°-
and thus more serious consequences prented.
.0,2
ENLARGEMENT OF TIIE NATIONAL GA10;"‘0000v
supplementary estimate proposes an expenditure oW',.tfirot°
as the e'l ()III!:
'for the purchase, or " acquiring possession,"
has it, of the land and premises between the Nati°ll:ootl'
lery and Hemming's-row. A vote of £20,000 on aeu
to be taken this session. -1 Areterj
The trial of Messrs. Barry was resumeu , d. its)
day. By direction of the judge the case was sterPteo 'etc")
the jury returned formal verdicts of not gnilti as
•
bill.