The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-31 00:00:00

BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS.

The weekly returns of the Bask of England will hence-
forth be published premptly. The Treasury yesterday
made arrangements to that effect with the Bank and the
Commissioners of Stamps and TaxdP. The day of their
appearance in the Gazette sill be Friday as usual, but
they will be made up to the preceding Wednesday night,
so that the interval before their appearance will be only
two days instead of a week. The first publication under
the new method will be in the Gazette of Friday next,
the 6th Nov., which will contain the accounts up to the
4th, and also on that occasion the ordinary return up to
the preceding Saturday, the 31st of October.

There was a tremendous hurricane in the Black Sea
on October 10. Eight merchantmen were lost off the
Sulina mouths.
"It appears certain," says the Patric, "that the
sentence of death pronounced against Captain Daineau is
to be commuted into perpetual imprisonment."
Tile steamer La Plata is expected t 3 arrive •at Seuth-
ampton about Sunday next, from the West Indies and
Mexico, with a considerable amount of specie, chit fly

silver.
DEATH OP THE Ray. B. A. VAUGHAN, B.A.—This
distinguished iyoung minister died on Monday, at his
house, Alexander-street, Westbourne-park. He was
eon of the Rev. Dr. Vaughan, principal of the Lanca-
shire Independent College.
A telegram transmitted to Lloyd's, from Revel,
mentions that the steamer Napoleon, Capt. Amery, from
Hull to Cronstadt, is aground on 1303,gae, with 11 feet of
water in her hold. A portion of the cargo, consisting
of 100 bales of cotton and five casks of wine had been
saved.
The direction of the Dutch Rhenish Railway CJlli-
pany announce a twelfth call of 24E1. per share, payable
or. the 15th of January. This call being made for the
purpose of redeeming the loan of 2,400,0006. due no
the let of March next, the certificates of that loan will
be received at par in payment of the call.
Three suspensions were announced from Liverpool
yesterday—Messrs. J. S. de Wolf and Co., shipowners ;
Gould and Davies, wine merchants and ship ch tndlers ;
and Robert Morrow, Sun, and Garbutt, timber mer-
chants. The liabilities of Messrs. ds Wolf and C•. are,
it is feared, considerable.
In London the suspension has occurred of .Nlessrs. J.
Ha'y and Co., merchants in the New York and Canada
trade, and Messrs. J. Jaffrey and Co.; of Great St.
Helen's, ship and insurance brokers. The non-receipt
of remittances from America has in each case been the
cause of difficulty. The liabilities of Messrs. lialy are
stated at 60,0001 , and a favourable liquidation is anti-
cipate!.
L-Aters from Liverpool explain that the. failure of the
negotiations fur the relief of the Borough Blink was
caused, not by any withdrawal of the Liverpool banks
from their offer to give guarantees, but from a difference
ofd iaw between themselve3 and the Bank of Eogland
wn the precisJ terms of those guarantees came to be
discussed,
SUICIDE OF A FRENCH RAILWAY OFFICIA his
L.—The
chief of the railway station of Montigny blew out
brain* afe w days ago, in consequence, it is said,
of his
havieg appropriated to his own use some of the mon
Heey
of the company, the discovery of which he feared.
has left a wife and several children.
Miss Burdett Cautte has taken a residence in the
vicinity of Torquay, for the ensuing winter.