The Sun.
London, England, 1849-12-15 00:00:00

•;•appropriated 1,317,000 f. destined for the tomb of
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Punk returns :

--ing are the chief items in the weekly

Francs.
Specie in Paris ~. 291,632,364
Ditto in branches ... 128,631,341
Bills in Paris portfolio 40,816,381
Ditto in branches 75,618,813
Bills lying unpaid g 499 716
Ditto in brunches,— 1,903,682
Notes in circulation ... 364,697,500
Ditto in branches... ... 67,083,550
Credit to Treasury 74,428,392
Ditto private accounts 80,120 368
Ditto in branches 27,289.883
There are four millions more of gold in Paris and
•n the branches above the previous week's account.
There is a decline of two hundred thousand francs in
the discounted bills account, and two millions decline
in the branches. The bank notes are contracted in
circulation by upwards of four millions and a quar-
ter, with nearly three.quarters of a million in the
provinces, or making together five millions. The
credit to Treasury has increased three millions.
The adjourned debate on the tax on potable liquors
was resumed yesterday in the National Assembly by
M. PASCAL DUPRAT, who spc:he against the tax. He
as replied to by M. LEON FAUCHER, and when the
post left M. GEM was speaking against the Bill.
The Bill,will, it is said, be carried by a good majority.

PARIS BOURSE—FRIDA DEc. 14.
The market opened firm, but large orders for sales, in
consequence of the late advanceC in prices, coming up
from the country, prices soon afterwards gave way, to
leave off lower than yesterday, Threes for the Account
were last marked at 561. 15c., and Fives at 9 If. 30c.
The market closed as follows:—Threes, for cash, 56f.
15e., for Account, 56f. 15c.; Fives, for cash, 911. 10c.,
foraccount, 91f. 30c.; Bank of France Shares 2,420 f.;
Ne apolitan, 941.; Spanish Threes, 381. 50c.; Ditto Fives
not quoted.
RAILWAYS.—The Share market has been rather flat,
and some of the lines are quoted a shade lower. Orleans
closed at 7571. 50c,; Rouen, 5481. 75c.; Havre, 240 f.;
Vierzon, 3251.; Bale, 105 f.; Bordeaux, 405 f.; Northern,
4551.; Paris and Strasburgh, 3661.; Nantes, 2771. 50e.;
Dieppe, 1801.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE

LONDON STOCK-EXCHANGE. DEC. 14.
Boulogne and Amiens, el—Orleans and Bordeaux, 3!i—
Sambre and Meuse, VA.

SPAIN.

Madrid journids of the Bth have arrived.
Queen ISAVELLA has entirely recovered from her
recent indisposition, but fears are entertained that the
hopes which had been indulged in with regard to
the birth of an heir to the Throne may be disap-
pointed.
The l3olsa was closed on the Bth.

GERMAN Y

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

HANOVER.

Upon the Bth instant the Second Hanoverian
Chamber unanimously voted an address of condolence
to the KING upon the demise of her late Majesty the
QUEEN DOWAGER. The motion was made by M.
BaunEN, and in the following terms, which, not only
from their quaintness, but from their kindly and
grateful sentiments, merit translation :
" Mr. President,—Joys shared are double joys !
Grief shared is half relieved ! This consideration in-
duced the loyal Cham'uers of the Monarchy, which is
united with its noble mov..reign house, to depose,
upon a recent occasion (birth of a princess), its vows
for blessings upon the cradle of a dear suck-
hng (.01;glings) of our royal race. This consi-
deration, in my opinion, which justly prescribes
to us representatives the duty of deposing, in like
unity, a cypress wreath upon the grave of a Queen
of this land, with whose memory so many dear remem-
brances and ties of love aro interwoven—upon the grave
of the widow of that King, William IV., to whom
Hanover owes her Magna Charto, the basis of her con-
stitutional liberty, on which we are now building—
upon the grave of a royal lady, whose high virtues were
previously proclaimed in the warmest terms by the
Chambers, upon the occasion of an address of condolence
on the 28th June, 1837—virtues which the elevated pages
of history will now immortalize, whilst the tears of the
poor and oppressed in her immediate vicinity will fall
on her ashes as the holiest of all blessings that can be
offered as a testimony to the beneficent actions of—in
the utmost sense of the word—a most exalted lady."