The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-06 00:00:00

TEE INTIMIATIONAL FINANCIAL SOCIETY (LINITID).
AND THE ANOLO4TALIAN DANK (LIMITED), AIM PAL
OT
TARIM TO 2.IICSIVB 81:139CRITTION8P011 TEE CAPITAL
THE ITALIAN LAND COMPANY (Limited).
Incorporated under " The Ceeepanlof Act. 1802.• by
which the liability of the abanboldore la Dotted to the ansoont
of their aborts.

7.pm ir,600,000 sterling, In MAXI Aerie of 00 each.
LI par share to be paid co appliance. and a further payment
of to on allotment.
*Mimi or ronuarrunn
The Baron Iticasoll, Plarence
Sir James Undies. G.C.I.
Sir James P. Local* Member
of the Italian Parliament, and Director Undoes of ifs
of tho South holian Banns: Company Ansioaaliaa Bank.
JlOllll Seedier. 800., Loucks
•
Chevalier L lowedne, London
James Card, Le.,
Commondalore Gate Minster of ). Florence,
Member of the Italian Parliament and Director of the South
Italian Beltway Company.
Hon. L. G. F. Agar MIN, M.P.
itahtno Leann°. lay (Irratelli L•00/150. Genoa.)
Neville Lubbock. Lag. (Cavan, Lubbock, sad Co.)
Colonel Vinainao rticaaol, Ylonsoe, Member of the Italian
Parliament.

ousericiaTone Detineenzl, President of the Noma Commission
tor tht Cultivation of Cotton in Italy mad Member el the Italian
Parliament.

Mean. Roberta labbeck, aad Ca., 15, Loistard4treet.
7M Aagarllallaa Beak (Lhalatd
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1801 M.

Mesas P. Cannove and -C7Z, Tbrestiesiedleatreet, London.
Mum& 807fiwar and Co-. as Thregmortoncireet. London.
Temporary Ofkom-111, Leadenhallstreet,
This Company, which has bean In preparation fee several
months, and has now succeeded In uniting important and Wu-
ential interests is Italy in its favour, Is Intended to aid in dere-
lupin.: the agricultural resources of that country,whick, in point
of sod. climate, and position. is pre-eminently favoured.
Italy at this time offers a wide gold fur the profitable invest-
ment of capital by the purchase, redistribution. and resale of
land, or by judicious advances to the owners, insabling them to
avail themselves. by the introduction of modern scientific
of an improved as of agriculture.
glarricr'hDeas and productive character of the soil of Italy is
too well known to need remark, but capital is required to de-
',lop its resources.
The estates of the rest landowners, where sit-tested near the
lines of runway now under construction, are enaceptible of vest
Improvement. The outlay of capital foe that object will be ex-
tremely prolitable, and the security for its repayment will be
thereby Wiessod. The rate of Interest which such advances will
afford in Italy Is so wick greater than In this cosustry, that
loans, repayable by annual instelasen4, spread over twenty or
twenty.five years will prove very lucrative.
The purchase of large estates, mad their sub-divisioa for the
pumice of resale into conveniently sized properties, would be a
scarce of great prat, and at this time especially could be re-
sorted to with stood result, as portions of the Crown domains in
Tuataisy and other porta of Italy are DOD tor sale OD moderate
terms._

The Directors propose to make arrangements for the purchase
of rations large tracts of Crown land, to be selected from the do-
main. of the Government These purchases will be made at a
pries reckoned on tbs net income at present received from them,
mod which will thus at once yield a return of from 6 to d per
cent., even in their present neglected condition.
The land will be selected in the localities most favourable for
rapid improvement, or In contiguity with the sea lines of rail.
way, and on or year to the sea coast, and suited to the culture
of cotton, silk, flu, hemp, oil, corn, wine, madder, liquorice,
tobacco, and fruits and for the prodoetico and rearing of live
Mock.