The Sun.
London, England, 1848-06-27 00:00:00

CREDITOR.

Cash in coin and ingots
Ditto in branch banks
Bills past due ...
Bills discounted, but not yet due, of
which 24,902,066f.92c. received from
the branch banks ... 114 431,757 17
Ditto by branch banks... ... 147,477,061 44
Advances on ingots and coin ... 10,357,700 00
Ditto on French public securities ... 33,010,682 90
Ditto at branch banks ... 3,341,115 00
Ditto to the State on Bons du Tresor

f. 82.230,686 34
• 69,532,368 00
▪ 3,503,576 41

of the Republic
Reserve Rentes
Rentes, disposable funds ...
Investments of the new branch banks in

... 50,000,000 00
10,000,000 00
11,660,197 89

the public funds ...
Hotel and furniture of the bank ...
Immoveables in the branches ...
Interest in the Algiers Bank ...
Interest of the branch banks in the na-

12,744,498 00
4,000,000 00
2,515,005 00
1,000,000 00

tional comptoires in the towns ...
Interest in National Discount Bank .
Past-due bills
Ditto in the branches
Expenses of administration of the bank
Ditto of the branches ...
Miscellaneous

200,000 00
230,000 00
... 29,616,659 89
11,874,464 00
664,089 51
849,217 00
1,025,292 29

£ 600,264,470 84
Certified by the Government of the Bank,
D'ARGOUT.

THE BRAZILS.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 25.—Her Majesty's packet Crane,
Lieutenant Parsons, arrived atjthis port to-day, with the
usual mails. She left Rio on May 10th; Bahia, on the
23d; and Pernambuco, on the 29th; but previous to her
sailing thence, her Majesty's ship Volege arrived from
Rio, with three days' later advices, and reported that
the Collingwood, from round the Horn, had put in there,
on her way to England, and the arrival of the Linnet
packet, in thirty-eight days, from hence. The rate of
exchange upon England had fallen to 230.; nothing
doing upon Paris. At Bahia the exchange was nominal
at 25d.; and at Pernambuco the quotation was 24d.
The coming crops of sugar were promising well. The
new. President of the northern province, including Per-
nambuco, was popular, and had allayed the discontent
which recently had manifest itself. The Emperor, on May
3, opened the Imperial Parliament. Senor Jose Pedro
Carvalho had joined the Ministry to hold the depart-
ment of the Interior, and to Senor Antao was allotted
that of War, which completes the number. Some
doubts had been mentioned as to the stability of the
Government, but the addition now made is said to be of
seine importance, and will add much to the tone of Mi-
nisterial strength. The Spider conveyed to Rio the
River Plate mails, but afforded nothing in addition to
the intelligence already received by the Firebrand. The
Grecian was on a cruise; the Comus, Spider, Crescent,
and Nautilus, transport, remained at Rio.—Passengers;
Mrs. Hudson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jordan and fa-
mily, Mr. Rally, Mr. Pailket, Mr. Fihnie, Dr. Williams,
Mr. Modeno, and Mr. Hawkins.
SUGAR. - The united arrivals of campos barely
amounted to 500 cases, and the sales barely amounted
to 1,000 cases, of which only 120 for export. The
principal shipments were for the River Plate. Prices
quoted at for white, 235. sd. per aroba; for brown, 21s.
The decrease in shipment amounted to 39 cases.
The markets for hides had been depressed throughout
the month.

In exchange the united business in April did not ex,
teed 125,000/. Regular bills were passed upon Ham-
burgh; upo❑ Paris nothing of moment after the 11th.
There has been a sad falling off in the customs re-
venue upon that of 1846 of equal to 391 per cent.; upon
1847 equal to 363- per cent.; and in the Consulado like-
wise a decrease upon 1846 of 2 per cent., and upon 1847
of 5 per cent.
British Merchant Vessels at Rio—The Elephanta for
London; Henry Winch, 14 Valparaiso; the Hazard, for
llavannah; the Orpheus, for Bahia; the Iris, Charlotte,
the Royal Exchange, the Judith, for Hamburgh ; the
Margaret, Courier, Perseverance, Chapmans.