The Sun.
London, England, 1866-12-14 00:00:00

An Account, pursuant to t,
cap. 32, for the week ending '
ISSUE DE,

the Act 7th and Bth Victoria
Wednesday, Doe. 12, 1866.
PARTMENT.

Notes issued ....X32,497,700 Governtut. Debt.Xll,ols,loo
Other Securities.. 3,981,900
Gold Coin and
Bullion ......... 17,497,700
Silver Bullion

£32,497,700
BANKLNG DEPARTMENT.
IGoyernmt. Seou-
nties(including
Dead Weight
Annuity) £13,011,222
Other Securities 19,636,741
Notes 10,403,905
Gold and Silver
Coin

£32,497,700

Proprietors' Capi-
tal £14,553,000
3 247 639 Rest ..
Public Deposits
(including Ex-
chequer, Sav-
ings Banks,
Commissioners
of National
Debt, and Div
Accounts) 7,388,241
Other Deposits... 18,425,551
Seven Day and
other bills 491,208

£44,105,639

.C 44,105,639

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE—This Day.

(By TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Friday Morning.
Arrived, Dec. 14.—Napoleon 111., from Shanghai;
Irene, from Oporto ; Perseverance, from Caen.
Sailed—Lord J. Russell,:etemner, for Dunkirk; Mowe,
steamer, for Bremen.
DEAL, Friday Morning.
No arrivals.

THE CONVICTED FENIANS. —The principal grounds
of the motion for a new trial of the Fenians convicted at
Toronto appear to be these :—That the Court was not duly
constituted under the provincial Act of last Session ; that
the prisoners were indicted under a statute relating to
citizens of foreign States, and that (as they allege) there
was no evidence that they were such; that they insist that
there was no evidence of their intention to levy war against
the Queen, and that some evidence came upon them by
surprise and could be answered on a new trial; that the
Judge misdirected the jury when he told them that the
law cast upon the prisoner the duty of preventing- a breach
of the laws or of retiring when he found they were going
to be violated. On behalf of the priest it is urged that the
Judge misdirected the jury in telling them that if the pri-
soner came to minister the consolations of religion to per-
sons engaged in an unlawful expedition ho committed an
offence under the statute.
A GENTLE limn—There is rather a good story
current just now abeut the Bishop of Oxford. The story
goes that not long since the Bishop of Oxford and Lord
Derby were together, and that the former began to com-
pliment the latter upon his translation of limner, and to
express surprise that the noble earl should have found time
for so arduous a task. The Conservative leader replied
that it was nothing ; that he looked upon it only as the
pastime of his leisure hours. Whereupon the bishop said,
" I hope, my lord, that when you next take your pastime
you will translate Samuel."
WRECK OF AN ENGLISH SCHOONER NEAR Bou-
LOGNE.—BotrLoosE, Dec. 13. —The schouer Gazelle, from
Plymouth to London, laden with granite, was wrecked
this morning near Cape Cirisuez. The crew were saved.

NOTES
FROM
TRAINING DISTRICTS.

The following appeared in our Third Edition of yester.
day craning:—

NEWMARKET.
The weather is still bad, but the horses were again at
exercise this morning. Dragon and Trocadero did the
most of the French division, and both are now improving
fast. The Hermit and Knight of the Garter were the
most prominent of 'the Chaplin-Machell lot ; but did not
gallop. D'Estournol and Ravioli were working Avith
Sealskin and Loybourue ; and both the Rake and Van
Aniburgh exercised freely. Priponnier merely trotted.
Thu following were also out :—Bertie, Vespasian, 13rooinle-
la,w,_ Blinkhoulie, Plunder, Tempest, Julius,' Boinbastes,
Flying Simi, Pericles, Stradbrokr, Caithness, Chopsto•T,
Regalia, Star of India, Gas, Marmite, Emigrant, 1,4 y
Duudas filly, De. Syntax, Prairie Flower, Narino, Ratty,
Saccharometer, Vir.dis, Godmershani, -Verulain, Qui Vive,
Cccrops, Chapel Royal, Numa Poinpilius, Guy of Warwick,
Friday, Falkenstein, several of Lord Glasgow's (including
those nominated for the Two Thousand and the Derby), La,
Puce, imperator, Cerf Volante, Enchanteur, Argenta,
Jasper, Jamul, Hippia, Moleskin, Rochefort, Avro•o,
Archimage, Apsley, Wild Agnes, Rus in Urbe, Vander-
velde, Mount Palatine, Ettrick, Loadosborough, Cyclone,
Pedagogue, Honesty, Highwood, King Charles, and seve-
ral others, all of whom appeared to be in good health, and
to move freely.

RICHMOND.
Rose merely cantered about this morning, along with
Dagmar and Violet; but Plaudit, accompanied by New-
land, followed Strathconan a mile and a quarter gallop.
Fat Bob galloped a mile and a half. Lord Zetland's horses
got nicely to work again, all but Podargus and Atono-
lith, who were resting.