The Sun.
London, England, 1853-04-16 00:00:00

DR.

Capital

eserve fund

91,250,000 --

... 12,980,150 14

Rdserve immobiliere 4,000,000
Notes to bearer, in circulation
Do. of branch banks 159,390,525 •
Do. to order (Post bills)

. -
Bills payable at sight 10,228,089
Account-current of Treasury Creditor 71,949,131 48
Various accounts-current 111,630,117 96

Do. branch banks
Dividends to be paid
Discount, interest, and expenses
Re-discounts of the last half year
Sums received over and above the
value of the protested bills
Sundries

27,823,512
432,185 2b
3,709,382 21
710,456 02
420,393 82
2,750,208 04

1,012,949,682 80
From these returns, it appears, that the metallic
reserve, during the past month, has advanced in
Paris 5/ millions, and in the branch banks 71 mil-
lions. The discount accommodation has fallen off
141 millions in Paris, and 71 millions in the pro-
vinces. The advances on
in the
very nearly
as they were both in Paris and the departments,
but those on railway securities have advanced 1I
million in Paris, and of a million in the provinces.
On the side of the liabilities, the notes in circula-
tion have increased one million in Paris, and three
millions in the branch banks. The account cur-
rent of the Treasury has fallen off 26 millions.
Private accounts current have increased 12- mil-
lions in Paris, and fallen off about of a million in
the departments. The whole amount of the me-
tallic reserve at present is 497 k millions to 6691
millions of notes now in circulation.

The Bourse yesterday was again characterised by
dullness in the demand for Government Securities,
and, with the exception of an advance of sc. in the
41- per Cents., for the end of the month, there was
a slight decrease on Thursday's quotations in the
other descriptions, with a downward tendency at
the conclusion of business. Bank Stock expe-
rienced no change. The following are the last quo-
tations :—For cash-3 per Cents., 80f. 30c. ;
par Cents., 103 f. 15c. For the account-3 per
Cents., 80f. 30c. ;
4-i per Cents., 103 f. 20c. Bank
Stock, 2445. The transactions in Credit Foncier
and Credit Mobilier Shares were made at a decline
of, in the former, 13f., and in the latter sf. The
last quotations were for Credit Foncier, 899 f. 50c.,

and Credit Mobilier, 927 f. 50c. The Railway
Share Market was inactive and declining, with
trifling exceptions ; Orleans, Paris and Rouen being
the only leading lines that escaped a decline. The
closing prices were thus :---Northern, 905 f. 25c. ;
Orleans, 1,043 f. ; Paris and .Strasbourg, 845 f. ;
Paris and Lyons, 944 f. ; Paris and Rouen, 1,095.;
Lyons to the Mediterranean, 807 f.

SPAIN.
The Madrid journals of the 10th have arrived in
due course, but they are two days behind the tele-
graphic dispatch published yesterday, and their
principal contents were given yesterday from a let-
ter of the 10th, received by express. The letter,
however, we perceive, omitted to mention that by
royal decree M. Llorente, Minister of Finance,
was charged with the ad interim administration of
the department of Justice, vacant by the resigna-
tion " from ill health" of I. Vabey. The journals
give a list of the Senators dismissed from public
functions for having voted against the Cabinet
in the Narvaez affair. They are—Lieut.-General
Santos de la Hera, member of the Royal Council ;
M. Lopez de Cordova, ditto ; M. Melchor Ordon-
nez, Governor of the Province of Madrid ; M.
_ Arrazola, President of the Sulireme Tribunal of
Justice ; Lieut.-General Shelly, Director-General
of Cavalry ; and M. Hilarian del Rey, Director-
General in the Ministry of Finance. Decrees
nominate other persons to some of these functions,
and amongst them is one conferring the post of
Civil Governor of Madrid on General Lersundi,
Captain-General of the province. The only other
item of news in the papers is, that one of General
Roncali's daughters was married on the 9th, to
Don Antonio Saavedva, son of a Minister of Foreign
Affairs under Ferdinand VII.; and that the Queen
and King were represented at the ceremony by a
Lady of Honour and a Chamberlain. A letter of
the 11th, received by express, announces that the
Queen had accepted the resignat;aa of the Mi-
nisters, which, as stated on Thursday, had been of-
fered by them on the previous evening ; but her
Majesty immediately charged General Roncali to
compose another Cabinet, and he accepted the
task. It was thought, however, that he would
find difficulty in the accomplishment of his mission.
If he should not succeed in it, General Lersundi,
or General Armero, the retiring Minister of
Marine, would, it was said, be entrusted with the
duty by her Majesty.