The Sun.
London, England, 1869-05-13 00:00:00

TUE CRYPT.

Mr. LAYARD said the cost of embellishing and fitting
the Crypt amounted to .£1,951-. Tie bvtistry was quite
ready when required —(loud laughtcr)—but he could not
say to what us-, the Crypt was to be devoted ; the archi-
tect, he heliev,d, intended it as a place of worship for tLo
resident in that house
VICTORIA PARK.

Mr. COWPER tisk,d whet h•-r it was true that a public-
house for the stile of ",pirithal" (,ou.l laughter) - liquors
was to be erected in this park ?

.111 r. L A Y.A.IM said he wra glad to answer the qu Wion

The working classcs resorted to the park in great nun.-
s, aid he thougLt it would Le an advantage if they
could got s. rutth:ng la tier tl.an the sour ginger beer
and stale butts which were now the only things they could
obtain. He had therefore thought it desiahte to have a
house in the park at which th-y could gct some sub-
stantial refreshment without going to the low pot-houses
which abounded in the neighbourhood. He had taken
precautions that would effectually prevent tl,e sale of
" spiritual"- (laughter)—liquots.

IRISH CHURCH BILL.
The house then proceeded to consider the new clauses
proposed to be inserted in the till.
ri.LFT fITTING. I

ITALY.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

FLORENCE, May 13.
Signor Minghetti was summoned by the King to
the Palace at midnight yesterday.
The Nazione states that in consequence of
this interview Signor Minghetti consented to
enter the Cabinet as Minister of Agricul-
ture and Commerce, and that the Ministry
is now definitively constituted es follows :
Signor Menabrea, President of the Council and
Minister of Foreign Affairs; Signor Fenraris, Mi-
nister of the Interior ; Signor A. Mordani, Minister
of Public Works; Signor Rirgoni, Minister of
Public Instruction; Signor Minghetti, Minister of
Commerce and Agriculture. The Ministries of
Finance, War, and Marine remain unaltered.

Bank of Zuglaud IteturuS.

An Account, pursuant to t
cap. 32, for the week ending

ho Act 7th and Bth Victoria,
Wednesday, May 12, 1869.

ISSUE DEP kILTMENT.
Notes issued .....C30,394,745 Governmt. Dobt £11,015,10
Other Securities 3,984,9011
Gold Coin and
Bullion
Silver Bullion

L 30,801,745,
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Goverurat. Secu-
rities(iucluding
Dead Weight
Auuuity) £14,070,798
Other Securities 19,303,811
Notes 6,774,774
bold and Silver
Lulu

£30,391,745

Proprietors'Capi-
tal .C14,553,000
Rest
Public Deposits
(includiugEx-
chequer, Sav-
ings' 1 aliks,
Commissioners
of National
Debt, and Div.
Accounts 5,680,831
Other Deposits 17,465,098
Seven Days and
other Bills 467,187

£41,318,038
GEOR

£41,318,058
M FORBES, Chief Cashier.

The Marchioness de Cat= has taken up her
residence for the season in Cumber!and-terrace, Regent's-
park, and Mademoiselle Adelina Patti has likewise arrived
in tuwn. The latter lady is in magnificent vuice, and will
make her first appearance most positively on Saterd.ty
❑ext, at the Royal Italian Opera, as Amina, in "La
Sonnambula."

MADAME TUSSAUD'S.—The approaching Whit-
suntide holidays will, unquestionably ttract hosts of our
country friends to the great wax-work gallery, in Baker-
street, where innumerable life-size portrait models of many
distinguished statesmen at divines have, since last year,
beep added; and, although not least, we woull say, that,
in the Chamber of Horrors, is a most correct likeness of
the notorious murderer Showard, who recently suffered
the extreme peuutly of the law within the wal;s of Nor-

wiet gaol.
AN OFFICER KILLED BY LIGHTING.—A ter-
rible storm devastated the camp of Chalons in the night of
Friday; several tents were b!owu clown, r:lles nattered
in all directions, and much damage do c. The next morn-
ing esptaiu Lacroix was fouLd lifcless in his b d, having
been struck dead by the electric fluid whit- t ep.
DEATII OF MIL FEENF.Y.—TO-titly we have to
announce the death of Mr. Feeney, a gentleman lea; con-
nected with journalism, and ono of the,proprietors of the
Birmingham Daily 'Post. The health of 11.1 r. Feeney had
fora lung period given the greatest uneasiness to his fa-
mily and friends, and on Tuesday last death peacefully
terminated his 'areer. Dlr. Feeney was a gentleman of
brilliant intellect,' of indomitable energy, and possessed
of one of the kindest hearts that ever best in the human