The Sun.
London, England, 1867-05-02 00:00:00

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

,he Aet 7th and Bth Victoria,
Wednesday, May 1, 1867.

ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued ....X33,167,410 Goverwat. Debt—£ll,ols,loo
Other Securities 3,081,900
Gold Coin and
18,167,410

silver Bullion ..

£33,167,410

£33,167,410

BANKING DEPARTMENT.

l'roprietors'Capi- I Goverumt. Secu-
tal £14,553,000 ' rities(including
[teat
Public Deposits Annuity) .... £12,886,314
(including Ex- Other Securities.. 19,169,324
Fhequer say- Notes 9,867,745
ings' Banks, Gold and Silver
Commissioners Coin ... 1,081,b85
of National
Debt, and Div
Accounts) 7,052,501
Other Deposits 17,793,917
Seven Day and
other bills

479,647

£43,004,868

1;43,004,868

BANK OF FR,ANOE-

PARIS, May 2.

The return of the Bank of France for the week
ending to-day shows the following changes com-
pared with that of last week :

INCREASE.

13,000,000 fr.

Cash

Bills discounted lo,ooo,ooofr.
Advances

Notes ...

20,666,000 fr.

Current accounts

DECREASE.

Treasury balance

REVOLUTIONARY AGITATION IN SPAIN.
BARCELONA, May 1 (Evening.)
Great agitation prevails throughout Catalonia.
Hostile manifestations have been made against the
Captain-General in this city at the bull fights.
Troops have been hastily despatched ;into the
province of Tarragona and the mountains of
Figueras, where armed bands are stated to be in
the field. The watchward of the insurgents is
said to be " Prim and the Republic for ever!
Down with the Queen ! Down with Narvaez?"

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—this Day.

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MARLBOROUGH-SRTEE T.

TILE DOUBLE CHARGE OF STABBING BY AN ITALIAN.—
Pietro Stignani, an Italian, charged with stabbing, with a
stiletto, two Italians, named Joseph and Sebastian Bor-
giovanni, was brought before Mr. D'Eyncourt on remand.
Mr. EdWard Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, ap-
peared for the prosecution ; Mr. Louis Lewis appeared for
the prisoner; and Mr. Guerini, professor of the Italian
language, attended to interpret.
Mr. Edward Lewis said he attended to prosecute the
prisoner on the charge of stabbing two Italians, named
Borgiovanui, and one of them was still extremely
ouse
and he held in his hand a certificate signed by
the h
surgeon of the Middlesex ilosp;.tal, stating that he could
not be at present removed. The other had been removed
from the hospital to his lodgings, but was still unable to

appear.
Mr. L. Lewis said he had several witnesses in attend-
ance, who would give a different account
the matter to
what had been stated. Ile did not object to a readmittemandd to
, but
ht be
ho had to apply that the prisoner mig
_ _

Mr. E. Lewis said ho mast oppose the application for
bail. The police would state that they had made inquirie,
at the hospital, and that the men were.not out of danger.
A constable stated that he had inquired at the hospital,
and the surgeon stated that the man was going on well,
but was not able to attend.
Mr. IrEyncourt said his feeling always was, that where
knile was used, and the person was in the hospital, bail
should nut be taken.
Mr. L. Lewis said that his witnesses would show that
the pr. n
ri so:nEe3r.
nbcaodu
rbte ern
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mi la-uused btyheseveral persons.
prisoner,and said the--
Mr. E. Lewis said that was not the case.
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application fur bail could be renewed.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET—This Day.

Market opens with a very good demand, parti-
cularly for export. Sales probably 15,000 bales or

more.

ADDRESS TO MR. GLADSTONE.—The course
adopted by Mr. James Brown,'M.P., and the Hon. C. W.
Fitzwilliarn, M.P., with reference to the reform question,
has met with the grave disapproval of the liberal party in
Mallon. This is particularly the case as regards Mr. Fitz-
who, as an Adullamite and a supporter of Lord
Derby, has given great umbrage to his constituents. The
result has been that an address of confidence, very nume-
rously signed, was forwarded to Mr. Gladstone by Tues-
day's post.—Lwis Mercury.