The Sun.
London, England, 1867-02-25 00:00:00

Debt bearing Coin Interest.

Five per cent. Bonds $198,091,350
Six per cent. bonds of 1867-63 ... 15,779,441
Six per cent. bonds of 1881 ... 283,744,250
Six per cent. 5-20 Bonds 910.029,500
Navy Pension Fund 12,500,000

Total ... $1,420,145,541
Debt bearing Currency Interest.
Six per cent. Bonds ... $12,992,000
Three-year compound interest notes... ... 143,064,640
Three-year 7-30 notes 663,686,100

Total

... $819,672,740

Matured debt not presented fur payment ...

15,791;454

Debt bearing no Interest.

United States notes ... $381,427,090
Fractional Currency ... 28,743,733
Gold certificates of deposit 19,992,980

Total $2,685,773,539
Amount in tho Treasury, coin ... 97,354,603
Do. do. currency ... 45,069,07

Total ... $142,423,791
Amount of debt, loss cash in Treasury $2,543,349,148

(From E. F. Satterthwaite and Co.'s Weekly Circular,
Feb. 20, 1867.)
Per the Cuba we have advices from New York to the
sth inst. The Stock Market bad in a great measure re-
covered from the panic which we reported in our last,
Government Securities being quoted fully 1 per cent.
higher, and nearly all descriptions of Railroad Stocks ex-
hibiting an advance of from $1 to $3. Money waS
decidedly easier, as the rates demanded from brokers on
good collaterals was 6 par cent., after having been 8 por
cent. There was no movement of importance in the
premium on gold.
The business in the London market for American Secu-
rities during the past week has developed soma consider-
able purchases of United States 5-20 Bonds, of the first
issue, on American account; the demand, however, has
been fully supplied from the Continent. The higher rate
reported from Now York has enhanced the value there,
and they close 71 to or one por cont. over quotations of
this day week. The Bonds of the 1865 issue have not
been in so much demand, and the difference between them
and those of 1862 has widened the last price for the 1865'5,
being 721
Illinois Central Shares have been steady ; they are now
quoted ex dividend at 77 to Bf, which would be about the
equivalent of the price of this day week. Erie Sharon
have fluctuated in sympathy with the Now York market,
and leave off 38 to j.

The panic in Atlantic and Great Western Securities has
continued during the week, and we have to note a fur-
ther decline of 6 per cent. in the Consolidated Bonds and
Certificates of Debentures.

(From Bowles, Brevet, and Co.s. Circular.)
Paris, February 23.
Since our last business has displayed very little anima-
tion, though prices have remained firm.
The success of the Austrian loan has exceeded all
expectations, the amount subscribed being more than
fourteen times the sum required, and it now rules at 4
and 5 francs premium.

With the closing of this subscription, another loan 1135
been brought forward upon the Paris and London mar-
kets, viz., " Principanties Danubiennes," which at the rate
of issue bears nearly 12 per cent. interest, but its succesg,
though the advantages offered appear very tempting to
investors is doubtful.

Exchange on London is abundant, and has declined
25, 11 at 25 14
The. American bonds (5-20) have advanced steadily
during the week, having touched 83 and close to-daY
at 83 9-16. This advance is duo to the increasing
confidence in their value, and to the late favourable
advises from New York.

We publish to-day a remarkable and interesting letter
addressed by Mr. Beckwith, U.S. Commissioner-Geueral
for the Expedition to Mr. Seward, U.S. Secretary °f
State, upon an important international question of tho
day, "Uniformity of Currency."