The Sun.
London, England, 1850-02-25 00:00:00

LIABILITIE3.

Cipital . . f. 67,900,000 0
Ditto of the Branch Banks 23,350,000 0
Ptewrve fund 10,000,000 0
Ditto of the branch banks 2,980,750 14
E9serve-itnrnObilierc ... 4,000,000 0
Notes to bctrer, in circulation ... ... 391,229,100 "0
atto of the branch banks ... 70,382,150 0
Ditto to order (post-bills) 1,951,288 GO
Account-current wizh:rreasury creditor 83,290,854 23

... 75,072,9:37 6
25,113,765 0
5,405,000 0
1,179,037 0

Varioul accounts currtnt
Dial in branches
Bills payable at sight ...
Ditto at branches .. •.•
Bills of th 2 branch banks payable by

the Bank ... ... •••
Ditto of the Bank payable by branches,.
Dividends payable ... • • •••
Liquidation of the Algiers Bank •••
Diiconnts, interest, and expenses ...
Ditto branch banks ... ... •••
Expanses anticipated ... ...
RE;--discounts of the last six months ..
Ditto in branch banks .. ... ..
Uiscelaneoua ... ... ..• ••

6,431,509 33
3,247,210 0
615;293 25
18,915 0
364,960 20
618,014 0
263,142 5
263,317 26
285,183 0
729,432 29

f. 777,592813 41
Certified by the Governor of the 13-Auk of France,
D'ARGOLIT.

We find by the foregoing accaunt that the cash in
hand has increased within the week by 3,000.0001. The
amount of commarcid bills discounted have decreased
by 1,550,000 f. The pratested bills have dinsini.thed by
130,000 f. The b7...r:11-nct:,); in circulation have decreased
by 600,000 f. The balance t ) the credit of the Treasury
ha; increased by 70,000 f. The sundry balances have
increased by 950,000 f.

THE ARMY AND NAVY.
(From the United Service Gazette.)
THE SURVIVORS IN THE E'LIYPTIAN

ACHIEVEMENT OF 1801.

The following list, compiled from alihentic sources,
shows, as far as can be ascertained, the names of the
survivors of the campaign undo: Abercromby, who are
still in the Service or en retraite.

Generaii—Lord Cork, Izird Carysfort, Sir C. B.
Egertlp, Sir if. Adam, Sir J. li..2napt, Sir T. TYlontr2sor,
Sir W. Lea ley, and Sir A. Duff.

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Lieutenan!-'...ieneralig—„Birch, R.E., P. Anderson
Sir H. King, Sir G. Drummond, Sir J. Wilsor, Sir J.
Macd )nald, G. Mid,ilemore, J. M. Hamerton, Sir J.
113.1.v.,‘y, J. Ciitherow, Sir J. Gulse, Sir IL a)nverie,
Sir Ja...nQs Bathurst, S. Brown, a-id Yates.
Major-Generals Arnold, It E., Oliver, RA.,
Brad: thaw, Aylmer, Keneh, Henderaon, Money, Boor-
chi9r, Butler, Sir J. Kalr, Brothertou, C. Turner, Sir
J. S. Barnes, Sir A. Cameron, T. Evans, Duffy, T.
Dalnaer, and Hare Cla,re.eF.
Collnels—Campb9ll, C. B. Fale)r.er, Sir. W.
Cox. Ga77.71.:1,-?:!-, M. 1..):,y1,a, J. Hamilton, Sir J.
M. Wilsor, Daly, C. S. Camp'wil, Sir J. Sc:hroedde,
Wright, Forguson,
Liclvern,ri:-Co!onls—lVest, Milnes, ITarri,_lon, Sir Y.
Cnurch, Lane, Hughes, Wzlige:te, Dudgeor, Martin,
an 1 T.
Majors—Hore, Lawrence, a-,d Hartley.
Captains Bro:lio, 'l'. Dillon, J. Griffith, and
E. D. Palmer.

Lieutenants—Hockinz3 (Barra k MtsVr), Barslem,
CuP, Coornbo, Ilolliasa•orih, J. Miller, N:y.ylor, and
P:idham.

Q larterrassterz—Dwolly, Hudson, Garrett, Moore,
and Murray.
Directors-General, Army Medical Department —Sir
J. MacGregor and Sir J. Webb.
Inspector-General—D:. Hume.
Deputy Inspector-General—Dr.
Forbes, Howell, and A. White.
EXCHANGE OF QUARTERS.—None of the movements
of regiments mentioned in our last, will take place until
the beginning of April. What regiment makes the first
move has not yet been determined. Much conjecture is
afloat, but we content ourselves with the simp:e fact that
nothing has been settled, rather than lead our te tders
astray by repeafng rumours founded on mere guess-
work.
ROYAL MARINES' EETIREMRNT.—The following offi-
cers have been allowed to retire on the full pay of their
respective ranks in consideration of their long and meri-
torious services, under the order in Council of the sth
of February, v z.—Lieutenant-Coloncl J. H. Stevens, of
the Artillery Companies, vice John Wilson, deceased,
date 1 =list February, 1850; and Captains It. W. Pascoe,
Ge )rge Griffin, Edmund Nepean, Brevet Major F. S.
Hamilton, Captains Joshua Edlest)n, Robert Wright
(1), Edward Auplct m, and P. M. M'Elellar.

Hodson, Sir C.

MILIT ARY DEPARTMENTS —We hear that the Select
Committee on the Army and Ordnance Expenditure
intend to consider the subject of allowing clerks at the
Horse Guards to receive anrral incomes cf 8004 and
9004 per annum, with refereece to the pay of General
Officers and others, after long and severe service, re-
ceiving in many in: tances not a moiety of that amount.
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, CHELSEA .—ln addition
to the order which has been given for planting and pre-
paring for recreation a great portion_ of the meadow
land in front of this establishment, the Board of Wocols
And Works have also given directions that the pleasure
gardens which have been hitherto exclusively kept for
the use of the officers, shall be thrown open to the public.
Major-General Lord Frederick Fitz Clarence, G.C.H.,
commanding, has called the attention of regiments and
corps in the South-West District to the improper length
of the hair and beards of the officers and men.
ENROLLED PENSIONERS.—The Government have de-
cided upon orgsnitng and forming into local companies,
under the command of staff-officers during the present
year, the pensioners residing in Canada.
PARKHURST BARRACKS.—We understand that the
depot* at this place, composing the depot battalions of
the sth, 20th, 36th, 42d, 44th, 45th, 56th, 67th, 69th,
76th, 97th, and 2d battalion Rifle Brigade, will be pnt
neon the same footing and strength as the East India
Company's depots at Warley, for the reception of re-
cruits for their respective regiments abroad.
Novs Scom.—lt is said that Lieutenant-General Sir
John Harvey, K.C.B. and K.C.VI , is about to return to
Europe, his period of command having expired. He
was removed, in 1846, from the Lieutenant-Governor-
ship of Neafoundland to that of Nova Scotia.
Major Robinson, of the Royal Engineers, attended at
the Quartv.rinaster-General's Office, on Monday last, to
verify the plans of the boundary of North America.
WINDWARD AND LEEWARD ISLANDS COMMAND.--•
Ws regret to heal. that Lieutenant-General Berkeley,
commanding the troops stationed at these islands, is
about to resign in consequence of ill-hcaltb, and will re-
turn to England without delay.
HOUSEHOLD BRIGADE OF CAVALRY.—The entire
strength of the three Regiments, including all ranks, of
the Ist and 2d Life Guards, and Royal Horse Guards,
amounts to 1,308, at an annual cost cf 86,7281. 34. 2d.;
whereas three Regiments of Cavalry, cf the Line, viz.,
the Ist, 2d, and 31 Dragoon Guards, with 1,285 of
all ranks-23 loss—cost only 58,390/. 133. sd. making a
difference of charge of 28,3371. 9s. 9d. upon the year.

MINING INTELLIGENCE.
(From the Mining Journal.)
The mining share market still continues firm, with
an activeinquiry for leading mines, several of which
have advanced considerably during the past week,
with an insufficient supply at present quotations.
Devon Great Consols have again been done at an
advance, and shares are not to be obtained but at
higher prices.
South Bisset, Condurrow, South Tolgus, South
Frances, and Stray Park are among those in request
at advanced rates.
East Tamar is represented to have improved. Ca-
roline shaft has been cleared, and the lode found pro-
ducing 10 cwts. of rich ore p.-.r fin., on the course of
which they are now sinking. The south end, in the
60, is producing 12 cwts. per fin.
Wheal Seton shares have been done. By the
agent's report, presented at the meeting, we learn
that the mine has considerably improved since the
previous account, particularly in a winze under the
80, now producing 8 tons to the fm., and in Tilley 's
shaft, where the lode is yielding 6 tons per fln.
Several shares in Penzance Consols have changed
bands, and, since the meeting of the 11th, some