The Sun.
London, England, 1850-04-20 00:00:00

Tile following are the chief items of the Bank ac-
count for the wt:EIL:—

Fran CN.
Spfclo 337,580,441
1) to in branches 130,233,518
Bill, in portfolio .., .., 40,978 277
Billa iu branches ... 65,277,926
Billa lying unpaid ... 1.163,506
Diito in branches 1,461.990
13,.nk notes in circulation ... 414,290,300
Ditto in brancLes 69.883,925
Crtdit to Treasury 36,755,797
Pa ivate credits 96,577.541
Ditto in blanches ... . 25,922,311
There is more specie by a million in Paris, but less
by four millions and a half in the departments. There
is an increase of notes in Paris by about a million and
a half, but a small decrease in the departmental issue.
The credits to Treasury is further reduced by nearly
a miilii. n.

PARIS BOURSE, APRIL 19. Clcsing prices : Rentes,
Five per Ctnte., 891. 60c.; ditto, Three per Cents.,
55f. 65c. ; Bank of France, 2,325.
I•IUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT TIIE
L'IND().-N STOCK-EXCHAM;E, APRIL 19.
Central of France (Orleans and Vierzon), 12 r —East
Indian. sL4—Namur and Liege, 614—Northeln of France,
125—Rouen and liavre, 8!4, ex div.

SPAIN.

Madrid journals cf the 14th have arrived.

Senor Al INUEL BERTRAND DE LYS has been ap-
pointed Pi e3ident of the Board for Managing the
Public Debt.

MADRID BoLsa, APRIL 13.—Three pPr Cents., 29
9-16 ; Five per Cent?., 131, paper. Exchango on
London, 50 35.

GERMAN Y.

The People's Chamber of the Parliament of Erfurth
passed on the 17th those clauses of the fundamental
laws recognising the inviolability of domicile, and
providing that offences of the press should be tried by
jury. On the same day the Upper Chamber agreed
to PATow's resolutions (which had previously passed
the People's Chamber) for accepting the constitution
en bloc, by a majority of 72 to 29.
The Reichs Zeitung, the only Vienna journal,
besides the Austrian Correspondence, which receives
Ministerial comnitnications, inserts the following
intelligence :
" The interim has hitherto been the keystone which
prevented the edifice from falling into ruins ; but it
wanted both force and consideration, and the division
which reigned around it extended into its bosom. It was
long hoped that once internally united, it would acquire
strength without, and every effort was made to uphold
it. But, after hesitation, it app& ars to be at length de-
cided to replace it by a more energetic organ.
`• We learn to-day, as positive, that the plenipoten-
tiaries of all the states will replace the interim, fur the
purpose of forming an organ of the Confederation, until
the questions which have given rise to the difference
shalt be settled. The Austrian Cabinet has taken upon
itself to address a proclamation to the federal stater, and
to convoke them at Frankfort for the first day in May,
under the presVency of Austria. Prussia itself will nut
to use its assert to this arrangement."
The Augsburg Gazette says—" Austria proposes,*
in the place of the interim, a congress of the pleni-
potentiaries of the German states. Prussia does nut
seem disinclined to agree to this proposition."
The Ratner Zeitung-of the 18th sayst.'.L-" The cdlo-
nisation of llungary by German emigrants is again
under lively discussion, and is in part being carried
into effect, and 600 Tyrolese, of the Ober Inn Thal,
sent by Government order, are already en route.
Every impartial judge, however, will hesitate before
he advises his German countrymen, especially those
who are not Austrians, to settle down upon a volcano."
The Oldenburg Finance Minister has laid his
budget before the Assembly. It gives the receipts at
8,480,000 rix-dollare, and the expenditure ut
8,650,000 rix-dollar?, and consequently with a deficit
of more than 200,000 rix-dollars, which is to be met
by a loan.