The Sun.
London, England, 1848-07-03 00:00:00

LIABILITIES.

Capital ... • •
Ditto of the new branches
Reserve of the Bank •••
Ditto of the new branches.
Reserve-immobiliere ••
Notes to bearer, in circulation ...
Do. of the branch banks
Do. to order (Post-bills)
Account-current with Treasury
Various accounts-current •••
Ditto of branches
Bills payable at sight •••
Ditto in branches
Bills of the branch banks payable by
... ••. ••• 4,693,633 99
the Bank
Ditto of Bank payable by branches ... 1,702,976 00
Dividends payable ..• . . 2,884,099 25
Branch Bank of Algiers, sum not yet
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interests,
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Re-discounts of the last six months
Ditto branch, banks ..
Sundries .

...
9, 757, 372 15
...
... 75,733,437 54
21 322 213 00
... 1,915,500 00
... 311,700 00

1,108,388 19
454,060 74
239,183 00
422,932 27
820,176 00
467,364 48

• £605,657,119 61
From these returns it appears that the metallic re-
serve presents but little difference, for whilst it has
declined two millions in the Paris establishment, it
has increased two and a half millions in the branch
banks. Bills becoming due in Paris remain at about
the same amount, but they have diminished two
millions in the branch banks. It must, however, be
borne in mind that the National Assembly has passed
a decree, giving five days' grace to bills becoming
due on and after June 23 to July 5. Overdue bills
have augmented about four millions, and the amount
of loins protested at Paris is 26,611,329 f., or about
three millions less than last week, whilst in the coun-
try establishment it is 12,516,8031., or about 700,0001.
more. On the side of the liabilities the notes in cir-
culation have increased, in Paris and the branch
banks united, nearly 10} millions. The account of
the Treasury has fallen off nearly eight millions, all
the money of the State now remaining in the Bank
being 9,754,372 f.; private accounts have increased
about 5i- millions. The whole amount of the metallic
reserve is now 152 millions, to 375 millions of notes
in circulation.
The Committee of Inquiry into the causes of the
late insurrection hare, it is said, made some startling
discoveries, in consequence of which several further
arrests have taken place.
M. GR&NDMENIL, one of the editors and gerant of
the Reforiae, has been arrested ; as have also M.
VATRIN, the Lieut.-Colonel of the 6th Legion ; M.
FONBERTAUX, who has figured in several political
cases, and is compromised in the Blanqui affair; and
M. THORE, editor of the Vraie Republique.
M. EM [LB DE GIRARDIN has been interrogated
several times. lie is still au secret.
Among the persons recently arrested, are officers
of the sth, 8 th, 9th, and 12th legions. M. ALBERT,
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a shoemaker, residing in the Rue St. Antoine, who
was u
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accusede at
of
having
thelast
has
the insurrection. It is said that sixty arrests were made
yesterday in the Rue Beaubourg alone. Five insur-
gents, two of whom wore wounded, one in the thigh,
the other in the breast, who were arrested yesterday
morning in a wine shop in the Rue St. Honore, had
passed themselves off since Mondayas National Guards
of the province, wounded in the affair of the Tuileries.
The wine-shop keeper himself suspected them, and