The Sun.
London, England, 1856-05-09 00:00:00

DR.

Capital
Reserve fund 12.980,750 14
Reserve irnmobiliere 4,000,000
Notes to bearer, in circulation
Do. of branch banks 83,426,050
Do. to order (Post bills)
Bills payable at sight
Account-current of Treasury Creditor 99,825,760 91
Various accounts-current
Do. branch banks 25,918,588
Dividends to be paid
Discount, interest, and expenses
Charge for safe keeping of securities 35,331 80
Re-discounts of the last half-year
Overdue bills
Sundries

1,016,023,099 35

MUTINY OF THE GERMAN JAGER&

PLYMOUTH, Thursday Evening, 11 p.m.—For some
weeks past rumours of disaffection in the 3d Jager Corps
have been in circulation, and the sudden removal of the
main body of the men from Maker Heights on Saturday
last confirmed these reports. It is stated that a com-
plaint, written by a serjeant, against the severe disci-
pline of Col. Bowles, has been the subject of a length-
cited inquiry at Mount Wise ; and it is certain that
No. 6 Company, commanded by Captain Axel von
Jesson, stationed at Bovisand, took offence at the arrest
of the serjeant, grounded their arms, and refused to do
duty. This afternoon, at 4 o'clock, that company, con•
sisting of about 65 men, were marched into Plymouth
Citadel, and, having piled arms on the green, went to
their appointed barrack-rooms, where a guard of militia
was immediately placed over them. The town at this
time was alarmed by the knowledge that double guards
had been mounted in the citadel and all civilians ex-
cluded, and that ball-cartridge bad been served outfit()
Captain Waller's company of Artillery at Devonport,
who, with a field-officer and a body of marines, similarly
provided, and taking with them the triangles, cats, and
drummers from Stonehouse, marched to the citadel here,
aqsiited by every man off duty belonging to the South
Devon and Warwickshire regiments of militia. Having
formed in hollow square, Major-General Eden, Com-
mander of the Forces in the WEet, att3nded by Brigade-
Major Ibbetson, Aide-de-Camp Parker, Colonel Com-
mandant Burdget, and Colonel Nelson, shortly after
arrived on the ground. A. corporal and two privates
were then removed from the rooms and placed on trial
by a court-martial, presided over by Major Seale, which
sat up till 9 o'clock, when a serjeant and four privates
were brought before the Court, and are still under ex-
amination. The troops were dismissed, after standing
three hours on parade. The disaffected Jagers complain
that their drill is too severe, and that they were only
enlisted for service while the war continued.

Mr. Gordon Cumming's African Entertainment re-
ceived a visit yesterday from H.R.H. the Prince of
Wares and H.R.H, Prince Alfred, accompanied by Mr.
Gibbs. The Lion Hunter appeared in full Highland
costume, as usual, and explained to his reyal visitors
the dioramic views illustrative of the 'varied romantic
scenery, thf manners and customs of the savage tribes,
and his startling encounters with the wild animals hit h
roam the mighty solitudes of the far interior. The Princt-s
seemed to take great interest in the diorama and collec-
tion, and expressed themselves as much amused by Mr.
Curangog'it entertainment.

APPOINTMENTS.
M. G. Jackson, to be Lieutenant to the Edinburgh ;
A. G. F. Dumaresq, to be Lieutenant to the Euryalus ;
C. E. K. Br,tt, to be Lieutenant to the James Watt ;
Frederick Temple, to be Lieutenant to the London ;
John Z. Creasy, to be Lieutenant to the Orion ; J. F.
Prowse, to be Lieutenant to the Acorn ; Thomas Bar-
rett, to be Lieutenant to the Ajax ; John A. Vanrenen,
to be Lieucenant to the Nile ; T. M. Kilsall, to be
Lieutenant to the Cressy ; J. H. Culverel. to be Lieu-
tenant to the Royal George ; J. D. O'Grady, to be
Lieutenant to the Elk ; A. K. Forde, to be Lieutenant
to the Virago ; G. M. Hawkinson, to be Lieutenant to
the !Royal George ; Alfred Whiffin, to be Assistant•
Paymaster to the Majestic ; Richard J. Jones, to be
clerk to the Indefatigable.
It has been considered expedient to limit the future
admission of strangers to view Woolwich Arsenal to
Tuesdays and Fridays only.