The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-04 00:00:00

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call not tube leaillin three months.
DIRWTOIS.
W. W. Cargill, Director, Oriental Bank Corporation.
John Gallagher, Fact., lel, Weetbourne-terrace, and Limn Peru.
Frederick Harrison, Faq., Deputy Chairman, Liverpool and
London Insurance Company.
James L Hart, Faq., Consul for Salvador and Marko, J. Hart
and Co.

CountyWEl-an'Tebamplon Jones, Em., Deputy Chairman, London and
Bank.
W. J. Marshall, Esq., Wilson. Bowles, and Co., 9, Mincing-lane.
Jahn Ogle, leq., John o,de and Co., 25, Fenchnrchntreet.
Banning—London and County Bank, 21, Lombard•street
rlowerron—T. H. Scarborough, Ben., 6, Bloomsbury.aquai,
Bitonam—Mean. Bump= andßowselk 1, Threadneedle-streek
SZCILZTAMY :pro tem.)—W. T. Morrison, Mo.
Temporary Onlces-1, Ttireadne.edle-atreet, MC.

The London and South American Bank ',Limited) la established
for the purpose of affording Busking facilities to Peru, Chill,
and the Western Coast of South America. Power will siho be
taken In the Articles of Association to extend the kautoses, and
open branches or agencies at such other places as shall be
deemed desirable. In the first Instance, it Ss proposed to esta-
blish a branch at Lima, where at present no bank exists.
The rates of interest and exchange where the Company pro-
poses to establish branches or agencies rule exceedingly high,
and will thus afford an ample margin for profftable transactions
by the Bank while the satisfactory introduction and acknow-
ledged prospects of the recently established Banking Companies
for Bradt and the River Plate. warrant the Directors is believ-
ing
_that this Company also will meet with the confidence of the
WNW-
By means of the existing line of West India Mall steamers, re-
gala intercourse Is maintained for letters and remittances, vii
Panama, with LIMA, and generally the Western Coast. The
French steamers, which have commenced running, will tend to
double this twiterconne.

oratiWics for the year 1860, from Mr. Capper's
Fort and Trade of London," show the importance of the trade
of Peru and ChM : _ _

--su; Imports from Peru £2,54/3,681
ChM 5.661.618
Our exports to Peru were 1,416,179
Chill
The management of the Bank will be entrusted to experienced
persons, possessing the requisite load knowledge. The head
office and seat of &rthilon will be In London.
The co-operation, as directors, of several gentlemen who for a
number of years here been engaged In badness in Spanish
Anthem and who have longresided there, her been secured ; the
knowledge of the country and language which they
renders their services In furthering the interests of the Bank
gnat Willy.
The Directors have made arrangements by which the whole
prethnthery expenses up to allotment, including the cost of in.
couporation, brokerage, legal expenses, printing, advertising. and
other charges, shall not exceed £4,000.
The Company will undertake—
The
versa. and sale of Balsa Exchange on England, and
vies

iticiek.7elpt of money on deposit at interest, for employment by
tias Ban

ne of current accounts, &c., and all other monetary
ona which are proved to be so eminently profitable, by
the satisfactory result, obtained by Le latmdoction of a similar
ay la India and the onto nits genozally.
Prospects's* and forms of application for shares may be ob-
tainedof live broken of the Company.
the
Huggins and Row-
sell. Net I, Threadneediewtreet, sad al the Temporary Offices of
the Sauk.