The Sun.
London, England, 1849-12-03 00:00:00

LIABILITIES.

capital ... . • ... ... f. 67,900,000 0
Ditto of the Branch Banks ... ... 23,350,000 0
I iteserve fund ... ... •.. ... 10,000,000 U
lOitto of the branch banks ... ... 2,980,750 0
tteserve-immobiliere ... ..• .. 4,000,000 0
Notes to bearer, in circulation ... ... 374,689,100 0
Ditto of the branch banks ... .., 66,099,325 01
Ditto to order (post-bills) ... ... 1,136,570 10
Nccount-eurrent with Treasury creditor 66,559,229 78
IVarious accounts current ... ... 81,321,494 26
'Ditto in branches ••• ...
... 27,010,921
Bills payable at sight ... ... ... 4,588,000 0
Oitto at branches ... ... ... 1,704,941 0
hills of the branch banks payable by
the Bank ... ... ... ... 7,192,962 0
Oat() of the Bank payable by branches,. 3,892,116 0
Dividends payable •• •• • ••• 275,580 25'
Aquidation of the Algiers Bank ... 156,132 99
discounts, interest, and expenses ... 3,294,947 C_j •
Ditto branch banks ... ••• ... 1,812,894 0
lie-discounts of the last six months ... 143,693 49
Ditto in branch banks .. ... ... 306,348 0
discellaneous ... ... ... ... 317,888 13 '

f. 748,682,893 4:s

Certified by the Governor of the Bank of France.

D'ARG OUT.

We find by the above account that the—Casl2ii,
hand has increased by 750,000 f. The commer-
Lihc.;ial bills discounted have increased by 3,500,000 t.
ted bills have decreased by 70,000 f. The
protested
notes in circulation have diminished by 1,800,000 f.
Ile balance to the credit of the Treasury has increased
)y 8,400,000 f.; and the sundry credits have decreased
2,000,000 f.

MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUARY.
Generals—Sir J. Vandeleur, G.C.8., Colonel of thf
i 6th Lsncers, Dublin; Sir G. Anson, G.C.8., Colonel of
,he 4th Dragoon Guards, Governor of Chelsea Hospital.
London; Hon. A. G. Anneraley, Annea Grove, Black
Rock, county of Cork.
Lieutenant Colonels—M`Leod, C. 8., 61st Foot, Peeha-
-vur; Barnwell, C. 8., Irspecting Field Officer, Glasgow;
Douglas, 7Sth Foot, Hyderabad; G. Maunsell, Unat-
ached, late of the 3d Dragoon Guards, Limerick;
Master, Unattached, Norwich; Phillips, C. 8., Unat-
Lached, Malvern; Charles Wright, K H., late of tht
Iltoyal Military College, Winton, Hants; Taylor, Royal
Marines.

Majors—Holmes, fith Foot, Kurrachee, Bombay; W
White, of the late sth Veteran Battalion, Versailles
George Browne, Ferry Port on Craig, N. 8.; Meade,
Una' taclaed, London; Greatly, half-pay, Royal Artillery.
;.ondon.
Captains—Findlater, half pay 24th Foot; Errington
764th Foot, Poona, Bombay; Rich, 87th Foot, Chin
,urah, Bengal; Seale, 94th Foot, Madras.
Lieutenants—Stanford, 24th Foot, Wuzeerabad, Ben
,g-al; 11. Steuart, 23d Foot, Jullundar, Bengal; Leahy,
'34th Foot, Secunderabad, Madras; Creed, 86th Foot.
.11ysore, Madras; Macdonnell, Ceylon Regiment, Hong.
Kong; Jas. Stuart, of late sth Veteran Battalion, Callan.
county of Kilkenny; Bott, half-pay Waggon Train;
John Smith, half-pay 27th Foot; Bretthauer, half-pay
60th Foot.

Paymaster—Travers, 19th Foot, Montreal.
QqatTermasters—Amaron, half-pay 23d Dragoons;
Potts, half-pay 25th Foot, Ashburton; Crytnble, retired
oil pay 64th Foot; Browning, half-pay Cambridge
Fencible Cavalry.
Surgeons—V4' hitelaw, Ordnance Department, Barba•
does; Watson, half-pay Grenadier Guards; Brady, half
Ipay Staff.
Assistant Surgeon—M`Grath, 22d Foot, Coimbatore,
Bombay.

CALtroaraA.—Extract from a letter received by a
~nercantile firm:—" San Francisco, Sept. 28, 1849.-0 m
miners are very successful, and the immigration is on
the increase. The writer returned a few days since from
1 visit to the mining district; for amusement he washes'
mt a rocker full of the sand from the bank of the river
end gathered in thirty minutes about seventy cents
north of fine gold. There is gold sufficient to engag.
100,000 men 100 years in gathering it, and then the mines
would not be exhausted. Gold has been found in sink•
•ng shafts forty one feet from the surface of the ground.
)n the tops of the mountains, aides of hills, in the ra•
vines and beds of rivers; in fact the whole country
seems to be impregnated with the gold."
The Nation and Irishman of this morning publisl,
lreedful accusations against each other. The Freeman
takes part with the latter journal, and attacks Mr. Duff)
for his political dishonesty. Mr. Duffy endeavours ti
.xplain the circumstance relative to the proffered gift of
2001. from Mr. Darcy Magee, by showing it had beer
(massed by tha three months profit of the American
/Nation ! I it now appears that Mr. Joseph Brenan, the
-7c-editor of the Irishman, who led on the attack in thr
crop-lifting foray in the King's County, where sewers
of the police were wounded or killed, has escaped tt-
America. Mr. Fullam promises to give, in the Irishman
if next week, a complete refutation of Mr. Duffy';
charges, and to give, at the same time, some frightfu
,iisclosures.---Second edition of The Dublin World el
Dec. 1.

STATISTICS OF SCOTLAND.—According to the
;ensus of 1841, it appears that the inhabitants of Scot-
.and are 2,620,184. The largest item of that number is'
Glasgow city and suburbs, which number 274,533, being
ten per cent. of the whole; the smallest of the inhabitetl
•slands arc Moray in luverness-shire and Vementry is
Orkneyshire, both of which contain 2 inhabitants.''
there are a number of islands whose inhabitants number'
.5, 6,7, and 8 each, and a greater proportion varying
rom that number to 30 or 40 persons. Out of 2,620,184
people: in Scotland, the county of Lanark, though by so
meats the largest in extent, contains 426 972, being th,
sixth part of the whole! while Selkirk, which contain,
about one fourth of the area of square miles, has osal.
labou; a fifty-eighth part of the inhabitants of Lanark
`hire, or about 7,300!! Many more instances could bs
Itelduced of the irregular distribution of the inhabitant:
if Scotland, in proportion to the superficial area, and
'
that without reckoning the vrild uncultivated tracts o!
the Meltlands • but we have stated enough to show that
'the wealth lying below the surface has done far more ti
lstimulate population in this country than the best soil
vith 01l the appliances of the most approved husbandry.
The Queen has conferred a pension of 1001. per
lannum from the Civil List upon Mr. George Petre, one'
fr,f the Honorary Secretaries of the Royal Irish Ace.-1
l,iemy, who is so well known for bi 4 extensive antiqual
dui researches.