The Sun.
London, England, 1848-05-06 00:00:00

LIABILITIES.

Capital 67,900,000 00
Reserve fund ... 10,000 000 00
Reserve immobiliare 4,000,000 00
Notes to bearer, in circulation ... 223,134,800 00
Ditto of the branch bank ... ... 14,418.500 00
Ditto to order (Post bills) 1,499 123 30
Account current with Treasury creditor 22,024,718 35
Various accounts current . . 65,460.517 51
Bills payable at sight . . 1,377,500 00
Re discounts of the last half-year 728 692 37
Dividends unpaid ... 214,528 25
Di,counts, interest, and expenses ... 3,274,787 00
Branch Bank of Algiers, sum not yet
employed i❑ Treasury Bonds
Branch Bank drafts to be paid
Sundries ...

1,100,773 69
1,121,177 76
195,189 27

486,667,909 69

The Abbe LAMENNAIS has published a project of
a constitution for the Republic, which is praised
highly by the .National. M. DE LAMENNAIS proposes
a single representative chamber, elected by universal
suffrage every three years ; a President elected
every three years by the country, in the same
manner as the Assembly; an elective magis-
tracy ; the application of trial by jury to civil causes ;
and progressive taxation.
The Commission of Inquiry at Rouen was pursu-
ing its labours. The real authors of the conspiracy
had been discovered, and about 100 persons had been
liberated in consequence.
The following additional returns have been re-
ceived:—

AllBE.—Lignier, Millard, Cayot, Stourm, Delaporte,
Gery,

AlN.—Boaard, Regembal, Charrasin, Edgar Quinet,
Tendret, Bouvet, Bodin, Maissiat.

AlSNE.—Ltierbette, Quinet Bcudelot, Odilon Barrot
Nutlet, Vivien•Dufour Tillanecurt, Lemaire Plocq
Buuchart, Desabes, Leprous, Dt-brotonne.

ALLIER —Courtais, Tourret, Bureaux de Pusy, Ter-
rier, Mathe, Madet, Laussedat, Fayelle.
CALveDos.—Deslongrais, Bellencontre, Lebourillier,
Demorteux, Benard, Durand, A. Marie, Donesnel,
Person Declais, lervieu, Lemonnier.

CREUZE.—Fayolle, Guizard Leyraud, Leclerc, Sallan
drouze, Sainthorrent, Lassarre.

EURE.—Dupont de !'Eure, Garnier rages, Legendre,
Picard, Dumont, Canel, Alcan, Sevestre, Davy, Langlois,
De Montreuil.

INDRE.—Charlemagne, Bertrand, Bethmont, Delavau,
Grillon, Fleury, Rulbnat.
Loin ET CHER.—Ducoux, Durand de Roroorantin,
Normand, Germain Sarrut, Le .n Gerard, Salvat.
LOT ET OARONNE.—Tartai, Mispoulet,Vergnes, Baze,
Luppe, Radoult Dalosse, Dubruel, Botssi4, Berard.
LoaßET.—Roger, Rondeau, Martin, Albattucci, Arbey,
Mlehot, Considerant. _ _

111ARNE.—L6 nu Faucher, Perignon, Bertrand, Bailly,
Emile Derode, Aubertin, Ferrand, Leblund, Sunille.
MEUSE.—Lanaws, Salmon, Moreau, Desaux, Etienne,
Chadenet, Gillon, Buvignier.
NIEVRE. —Girurd, Manuel, Archambault, Martin,
Granger de la Mariniere, Gawbon, Latuntaine, Dupin,
sen.

Nono.—Lamartine, Hannoye, Corne, Cboque. DelF.s-
paul Boulanger, Desmoutier, Regnard, Purvur, Negrier,
Malo, Serlooten, Loiset, Vendois, Bonte Pullet, liure,
Duquesne, Fenelon Farez, Lemaire, Dollez, Desurment,
Girauilon, Gery, Heddebaait, Lenglet, Mouton, Descat,
Dufont, Aubry.
OISE.-13,,ri110n, Marquis, Lvrouz, Lagache, Gerard
de Blincourt, De Morny, Desormes, Flye, Sainte Beuve,
Tondu, Dametz, Laudin.

lints (GAO. Liechtenberger, Kling, Culman,
Schlosser, Martin, Foy, Lanth, Lurlin. Gluxin, Chauf
tour, Chatrpy, Boussingault, agekart, Westercarn,
Bruckner.

SARTHE.—Troupe Chauvel, Gasselin de Chantenay,
Jules Lebreton, Saint-Albin, Gustave de Beaumont,
Lamoric 1 e, Lasteyrie, Marrast, Chet,Gasselin de
Fresnay, Degorke Langlais.
SEINE-INFERIEURE.—Lamartine, Lefort Gonnssollin,
Morlot, Desjiibert, ()smont, Theodore Lebreton, Charles
Levasseur, Victor Grandin, Germoniere, Ceciile, Pierre
Lefebvre, D.brernel, Girard, Charles Dargent, Bautier,
Demarest, Martinez, Senard, Camille Randoing.
SOMME.—Creton, Beaumont, Porion, Gauthier du
Tillette de Clermont, Magnier, Blin de Bour-
don, Allart, Morel Cornet, Delattre, Randoing, Dc
Fourinont, A. Dubois, Labordaire.
YoNNE.—Marie, Guichard, Larabit, Cormenin, Robert,
Lathier, Vaulabelle, Cbarton, Carreau.
VAR.—Maurel Marcellin, Lusien Guiges, Andre
Marius, Allemanainit, H. Arnand, Philibert, L'Amiral
Casy, Edm. Baume, Arene.
BOURSE—Penn, FRIDAY, MAY 5.

THREE O'CLOCK.—The prices rose to day at the com-
mencement of business, in consequence of the feeling
that the first day's proceedings at the National Aspembly
were favourable to the cause of order. Later in the day,
however, they gave way again, in cons. quence of a
rumour that the French army of the Alps was about to
enter Italy. The Buns du TiCor were at 32 per cent.
discount. The Piedmont Debt are at 8401. ,

BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, MAY 5.
Boulogne and Amiens, 64—Namur and Liege, 3%
Northern of France, 334 —Paris and Orleans, 22—Sambre
and Meuse, 44—West Flanders, 3/4 .