The Sun.
London, England, 1856-12-12 00:00:00

DR.

Capital 00 —"-
91,250,0
R, serve fund 12,980,750 1 .
Reserve iminobiliere -,
Notes to bearer, in circulation
Do. of branch banks 63,896,475 --56
Do. to order (Post bills)
,r 9
Bills pay able at sight 2,953, ----
1a 85
Account-current of Treasury Creditor. 90,078,1776 87
Various accounts-current 102,152,00
......
, /5
Do. branch banks
25,142,95
g
Dividends to be paid 678,3'
7,95 u
.....,
Discount, interest, and expenses
Charge
for safe keeping of securities 93 -----
Re-discounts of the last half year - 56
Overdue bills
_,...--° 6
Sundries 4,693,2725,7°
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950,150,905

TURKEY. i
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CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. I.—Last Monual
Fuad
announced that Aali Pasha had replaced
00
Pasha as Minister for Foreign Affairs, an—, 1,,,,x.
following day it was known that there had
et I''bi-
place a further modification of the Cabin,
which Ethein Pasha—a name new to the Westh,
would obtain the Foreign-office, and Aali Polito
and Fuad Pasha places in the Ministry w" "ti.
special departments. The Cabinet,
tuted, will stand thus : Vizier:
Reschid Pasha Grand
Affaira.
Ethein Pasha . Foreign
Ritza Pasha ... . .. . Aril'
i as a
Mehemet Al' P..
h ...........
Mukhtar Pash ******* Finance.
a.. .
Mussa Saffiti Pasha .......... Commerce.
as now cons
Izzet Pasha pollee.
Raouf Pasha
Mustapha Pasha
Aa!i Pasha Departments. ..,
Fuad Pasha
This must be looked upon as one of the strolchs:
Ministries that has been seen for many a daY! the,
Takim, or movement party, is decidedly In
and.
majority, while the presence of Mustaphe', ad,
Mehemet-Ali forms, so long as they are retie and
it guarantee against a vast amount of intrigue Itt
opposition which would be certain to be br°l3' lt.
Against the Government were they excluded frotude
We read in the Pays of Paris :--4'A telegraphic ~,
spatch from Constantinople announces that Rita Pa
bid
Minister at War, is no longer a member of agesc his
Pacha's cabinet. We do not know the reason for 0..
retirement, nor whether his successor has yet begu :A,
tninated. But at all events the news, should it be ;iv
armed, proves that the ministerial difficulties at
itantinople are not over."

G
PORTUAL.
LIVERPOOL, Dsc. 11%4
The Calpe steamer, which had put into the Tau
t,
fir coals has brought Lisbon dates of the sth itr
The United States' steam frigate Merrimac,
(adiz, had arrived on tLe 4th inst. in
The following were the foreign vessels of viti!;.„,
lobb ; Sanspareil, Capt. Key ;
!Int :—Her Majesty's screw ships Ceesar, Citllb't-
Itnshaive ; Colossus, Captain Thompson' -',5,7,
nouth, Captain Byres ; the French serew ship
Centurion, Capt.
Arsterlitz and steamer Phoenix, and the Dtat°
The Government loan of 330,000/• for
ft gate Prins Alexander. public
w.rks was progressing favourably under tIl
at.3pices of the Bank of Portugal, but it was still
dcoted whether the Ministry could corrananut;
wAhout some modification, a safe majority in tu
nerly-elected Chamber of Deputies.
----
?be Corriere Mercantile of Genoa has the folloo:
inlextracti of a private letter from Messina, daed
the 29 :—" It is generally believed here abet
movement has not been suppressed, but that.
crthe contrary, it is spreading through the 41
s:
trits of the interior. An unexpected insurrectiCi
is liked of at Castro Giovanni, a central point %
th„'island. It is also said that small detachment.
,or Dlciiery have joined the insurgents in the ne.4l!.
boyhood of Cattani Setta. RevolutionyY PrOcis
ragons have been placarded at Catania..