The Sun.
London, England, 1854-04-15 00:00:00

';',;4"-teB-de-owbir, alai staff, 28 officer, one lady, distinguished party went over the building, and
f--- non-commis.;ir,Tteil axial pl:tvates. and %!,re;:te 1::glily pleased with 1,11 the arran2,*,ulents.
:a jr Woe of the Rifles, woe etitt;neer oiricer,-2, In tae afternoon, his M,,sty ._ .;jt T.! ,e,Jeror did the
195 non-commissioned officer 3 and privates, honours by conducting his Royal Llighness to. the
1"11lell, and five children of the Sappers and promenade of Lougchanips iii his private carriage,
thillera, was followed on the Ist of April by the the Emperor himself driving ; and, with the affa-
n, r,ee sailing transports Canterbury, Sir George bility for which he is remarkable, afterwards con-
ilelkok, and Orient ; the first with 10 soldiers and ducted the Prince to the embassy. His Excellency
vree women of the Sappers and Miners, the second Lord Cowley in the evening gave a splendid
honour of his illustrious guests, to
Riflfh three officers of the Rifles, one of the staff, ' banquet in
nou-commissioned officers anti privates of the ; which a number of the
‘principal English residents
sues, and three women ; and the last with 10 and visitors now in Paris were invited. The corn-
oldiers and three women of the Rifles, commis- pany included the Duke and Duchess of Hamilton,
ar,iat mules, carts, and staff-officers' horses. the Duke and Duchess of Wellington, the Earl of
Kith On the same day, the Banshee steamer left, Malmesbury, the Earl and Countess of Sefton and
Deputy-Assistant Commissioners-General the Countess of Granville, Viscount and Viscoun-
otgerton and Blackwood. On the Gth, the Kan- tess Sydney, Sir Laurence and Lady Jane Peel,
cgaroo Steamer, with 32 officers, 892 non-commis- Lady Molesworth, Right Hon. E. Ellice, Sir H.
oned officers, and eight women of the 93d; and Ellis, &c. ; the Marquis de Toulongeon, Colonel
411 the 7th, the Ardent steamer, with five officers Fleury, &c. On dinner being announced, the
to 220 non-commissioned officers of the 50th, splendid band of the Guides, which was in atten-
,ewing the Georgina sailing transport, having dance, struck up " Partant pour la Syrie," and
,‘ll board one officer and twenty-nine privates of continued playing at intervals during the banquet.
_`'Qe 50th, and 110 women of this and other At the dessert the Duke of Cambridge, in a brief
rgiments, besides twenty-three Maltese; carters but well-turned speech, proposed the health of his
~,,413d mule conductors. The Ardent is by no Majesty the Emperor, which was drunk with much
"4Lt ealli an efficient „3,e1, but as the weather con- enthusiasm, after which the band struck up
vinues fine, will no doubt do her work. The Vesu- " God save the Queen." The usual toasts fol-
or, having her boilers out, received on board 21 lowed, and the party separated at a late hour.
_ eers, 536 non-commissioned officers and privates One of the French morning papers states that the
',15(1 four women, of the 28th, and towed by the Duke of Cambridge and suite will leave Paris to-
having on board other 12 officers, 348 non- morrow, but our contemporary has been misin-
nmissioned officers, and two women of the same formed, as we believe the Prince and suite have
regiment, left on the evening of the 7th. accepted invitations to dine with his Imperial
``The Himalaya will be clear of her cargo, and Highness Prince Jerome.
leaveand
to-morrow with the 41st and 33d (1,878 rank The fleet under Admiral Parseval-Deschenes
d7lld file). The Cambria, with the Indus (broken sailed on Wednesday from Brest, for the Baltic,
own) in tow, will leave this evening with another to join the Euglisn squadron under Admiral
tZgiment, the 77th, and detachments ; and the Napier.
;on, arrived last night from Constantinople with The following telelraphic despatch has been
(1 ~u_e.at
for the naval department, will be discharged received from Marseilles :
to'fng. the day and leave to-morrow with troops, " His Highness Prince Napoleon arrived at the
the Apollo with more. The Sultan, ex- Prefecture at eight o'clock in the midst of general
Teted. hourly from Southampton for Constantino- enthusiasm. Deputations of workmen arrive. The
teliF) will carry to Gallipoli as many as she can ac- Rues de Noailles de St. Fereol, and de la Cana-
tia9date with the cargo she has on board. The biere are brilliantly illuminated."
Guards will probably have to await the return of The Senate met on Thursday to examine the
th~ttlimalaya.
bill lately adopted by the Legislative Corps to " The
,Emu brings intelligence from Constanti- increase from 80,000 to 140,000 the contingen.t
boa ,It,thesth. There had been a general illumina- of 1853. M. Baroche, President of the Council
'"1. five consecutive nights in honour of the late of State, General Allard, i'resident of the Sec-
th'e'orlies over the Russians, after these lattercrossed tion and MM. Villeinain and Petitet, Councillors
vourdanube. A fear was entertained that there of State, were present, as Government Commis-
Mil; be a rising of the Greeks, and many bad sinners. Taking into consideration the character
kale,
had been ordered away. The combined of urgency which marked the bill, the Senate
kv's) which left Beycos on the 24th, anchored at withdrew at once to its bureaux, and named a
teraarna Bay on the 26th, a place of excellent shel- committee, composed of Marshal Magnan, Gen.
.s.igi;•inst the prevailing, winds from E. by S. and Getneau, Gen. Baron Achard, Admiral Count
Otto The Inflexible had landed a regiment of Cecille, and Gen. the Marquis d'Hautpoul, to re-
an riflemen at Varna. On the 27th the Sidon, port on the measure. After an hour's suspension,
fleeir:t to and Magellan were despatched from the the public sitting was resumed, and Gen. the Mar-
t,o ascertain if any attempts are being quis d'Hautpoul presented the report, which was
mad
their° I°Y the Russians to throw in supplies to altogether then
iii favour of the bill. The Senate
barnlee Ltr°°Ps now that they have crossed the proceeded to the discussion, and declared unani-
Vet and have orders to bring in any Russian
e,B the mously, by 103 votes, that it did not oppose the
INters may find so engaged, or within Turkish promulgation of the bill. The proceedings then
tfurirtthiei
t(c)rivnatrhdes2l3Batilgi
itchhe, French fleet shifted berth terminated.
and were followed by the The Aro nit eur publishes the following monthly
req,,aa. fleet on the 29th, to be more handy for debtor and creditor account of the Bank of France,
1,11_,71
taa!ng any assistance, in case of need, to the made up to Thursday last :
~shwolullld these be driven into a retreat. The DR.
•ates - •
tiros:_r
regimperiollt,sab,lyet be landed at Varna until
up. Sir Edmund Lyons
th tied un the morning of the 28th to Varna, in
e rury.
A.
beard 6 t the moment of closing this letter, on
trek Ve.ctis, three steamers are telegraphed
rteighbourinu island of Gozo, bearing
.) probably the Niagara, Sultan, and Teneriffe."

Fr. C.
Capital
Reserve fund
..'
Reserve immobiliere 4,000,000
Notes to bearer, in circulation
Do. of branch banks 128,181,625 -
Do. to order (Post bills)
Bills payable at sight
Account-current of Treasury Creditor 77,204,400 39
Various accounts-current 172,694,257 64
Do. branch banks
Dividends to be paid 505,502 25
Discount, interest, and expenses
Commission on deposits
Re-discounts of the last half year
Sums received over and above the
value of the protested bills
Sundries 3,787,354 68

GREECE.
.tseleraphic despatch, dated Corfu, April 9th,
eo- aB-i" English and French vessels of war on the
ksh: of Thessaly are ordered to search all vessels
to '`etect of having munitions of war on board, and
10:jeize those in which they may be discovered.
port, 7eSSeIS carrying passengers without pass-
' are also to be seized.

1,014,027,182 30

FRANCE.

222,839,970 85
146,327,794 --
912,049 30

193,545,284 84
186,996,717 -
1,219,000 -