The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-08 00:00:00

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The Company Is formed waiter a-d-litict conceiudon granted by i
the Imperial Government, for the purpose of promoting and ex-
tending commercial and financial relations between Austria and
tad. These relations are daily increasing in Importune
o:te Warne, of the ameliorated political and Reel system
which has been definitively adopted by the Austrian silnduls-
Motion and legislature.
The Company will carry on the ordinary bushiest of *Bank of
D Discount, and Y.echauge, and all operations connected
with banking transactions and Financial Agency. The head
Mike will be in Vienna, with branches at Trieste, Prague, Brtinn,
sndothertowns in the Austrian Empire in which is may be found
profitable from time to time to turn establishments •
In Begibnd the interests of the /WA will he represented. and
the basins conducted, by the English menthers of the Board,
Wank Glyn. Mills, and Co. being the financial agents and
beaked of the Company.
The Dtreetors point with satisfaction to their having secured
the se/wises of Mr. Francis Brener as their Loi.don manager.
Mr. Brewer's experience of German commercial and financial
besieses —acquired during fit years' service with the fires of
Yemen. Fulhling and Griechen —peculiarly qualify him for the
efficient performance of the Important duties to which he has
been appointed.
The coocession has been obtained by the Directory, sad mode
ever by them to the Company, without consideration or other
dump tima:the preliminary expenses, which u 111 be limited to
the ddinemmts made, and are of mall willowy.
Tie Oemeney has not been breagtat forward until by careful
asptiettee k les been ascertained that it, formation Is dialed
by the Amentein Basentive. and that besides the grant of a direct
aneeedien, the Government will be prepared le urn
an asesendoemed with the head °glee of the Bank. sad to
Ye tereese of the Institution Ina variety of ways, hi
etltay the WIWIe collections, and other operations of the
govenseent, est sreinbothig the istportenoe of the measures
Wild an ides aresbatly added to the complete retetablish-
went at tie papperr ennency, ape the soundest basis.
As some eiati.seef the ratidettory rdalt of the negotiations
which had taken piece, the Dirseton are authorised to lewd In
this Mislatiowird extrude tram a minute delivered to
the Gaepaal kr hie I:mellow Y. You Plasm the Minister of
Mo,
••asa=le the bet tire owAnglo-Amanita of the principal objects of the
of the
dproposed Bank is to
tate operations to Ael= Benaritles, and haring regard also facili-
to
the desire of the Imperial government to Less far as predicable
in bringing about a closer union between the flamed and core-
merciut Intermits of Austria and Itemised than at present exists,
the Imperial Government Intends eo far as it should appear to
Itself compatible with the maim of their financial measures—
and with any legal direction which may Iv specialty prescrilcd
In reference to any particular cam:ration). to give to the Bank the
zwerVehr
c:nr of undertaking
placing if such
lable.grirseatiaso
meet may desire to effect on the London'market.
!lite Government also intends to open an account-current

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Bant-
T►ere warm be any question as to the proniable nature of the
geld foe the operations of a banking establishment to Austria,
conducted on sound principles.
There are few recent changes of more Importance end interest
than the remarkable advance which Austria has mule during
the last few yeses under the mermen of its thoroughly nvised
Pain%
The berme:my happily established between the Imperial Govern-
ment end the representatives of the different orders of the State,
as assembled in the Reichsrath, has removed most of the impe-
dimenta which to merit' prevented Amgen from enjoying the
Ossetia of Its vest commercial and arkultural resources. Sup-
ported by the tree debates of the parliament, the Government
has been enabled to enter win vigour upon a Ilecal policy
founded upon free trade nem and to apply, In many direr
Meru measures specially adapted to develop the wealth and
enterprise of the country. River steam navigation has assumed
large proportions. The extent of railways in operation hes in-
meased hen 1.700 English ogles n 11.55 to nearly 4,000 In the
present year: sad the railway system has been actually corn-
tated.zto a point whichslteittves. few
ore of leafing dis
hes bettlete of
marked inerleael:Pgi the tint of private'q trade and in the
n the
magnitude of Windom' eafiterpelse and that this altered state
of things Is solid and real is sufficiently attested by the great
r-eovery of the Austria. Seances daring the last two yearn.
Under the measures pa-seal in 1402, the Paper Currency is In I
rapid process of reform, and since Jane of that year the ex-
change on London has improved from 140 to 110 In fareur et
Vienna : the ri-e in the price of Austrian Government Stock
since the same date being equal, anon an averse% to 11 per neat
In the speech delivered by the 'Camera, at the opening of the
Relehmath, In June bat 1969). he was able to dwell prousinentfy
on the Improved aspect of affairs, sad to Mate that the Owner
of the empire Ism en rapidly Improved during the peril:neaten
nom. that the Government will not sow make the twelve
refilicas of florins voted hat year to cover deffelences then
anticipated.
Belem 1991 and 1961, the export sad Import trade of Austen
may be said to have doubled bat even at Its present amount of,
say, AO inffhoes sterling, It as snit very far below the espabilittee
of the IA ralflioes of Austrian subjects who inhabit provinces
extending to an area of 140,000 square miles, in the most fertile
and divatutled parts of Soothe a Europe.
When It Is proposed, therefore, to extend to Austria the
appliances of Banking accenting In *nand English principle,.
it Is important to bear in mind that the new Institution Is not
carried to a held already full or offering few advantages, but is
applied precisely under those circumstances In which the success
of books has always teen moat conspicuous, air., to a rich
country, and as enterprising people entering, with every en.
conrernment, upon the development of their skill and their re.
sources. . . . .

—.—
In the statutes as visaed by the Imperial Government tht
capital is divided into shares of LSO or 500 florins each, but is
consequence of representations made to the Igrectors, and In
order to render the shares of the Bonk more readily negotiable
in the principal mosey 'sestets of the Coulinent, the Goveniment
has been solicited to authorise £2O as the denovoinstbet of the
shame, end an assurance has Wen received that such sprat
cation win he granted.
To avoid delay in the establishment of the Bank. it has beau
derided to lame the capital In scrip certificates of Z2O each, ex-
changeable hereafter at a date to he announced, and when £0
has Men psi 4 thermic Into shares to heerer as shore stated.
limier the revised Austrian mouse:dal code, the payment of
Mpm £93 scrip certilleste, equal to 30 per cent. of the capital,
will melt the Bank to commence business at once with the ad-
vantage of Molted liability, and without further &meads spelt
Me shambolders. . . . . . .

A copy of thaeoneemlos and statutes wlll be deposited at the
Idiom et the &Melton to the Company, 46, Parttamentatteet,
Walaathat4r. _ .

The applications made In Logsdon for ern certificates should
be addramed to the Director' In Zealand at the flans of the
Camping: bat no applicalion will he considered unless blown-
the receipt of Messrs. Chu, MI, and Co. for the
Cal e N
d.: t of Cr per scrip certifi on the number applied for.
a deposit will be returned to the event of the applies:tin
not bang acceded to. and, if an alinment he made, It sill be
applied towards the tali deposit of C. 4 per scrip certificate.
Nemo of appileatin may be obtained and will be received at
the geese of the Bank In Vienna; and in London at the utlices,
10 liirehiblane Lombardotreet, LC.

lletaber. 1861.
tot! 01 AIPIIC.AIIO3I Fon sentv ,YRTIFICATSR.

To the Director, ii7i;irandOTtieAnal;Cust.;;;;Aank.
Ofiatleasesk—Havlng paid to you credit, with Masan. Glyn,
lath, and On, the slink of 1 I hereby request
eat yen will snot re scrip outlets/ma of £lO
sue in Ma Aastaism Bank, and I hereby same to accept
men ea do esima yor am smaller munber that way be allotted
to me tip= the tams of tits prospect., end to pay the further
deposit of LI par snip eurtMeate upon the number allotted to
int, at wok dm and In web manner as you may appoint. • 1
se, Gantlemaa,
Nam In tall
Addreet in
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