The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-11 00:00:00

1111CMIILLIPP13, GRAVEI3„ and PIIELLIPPS
despatch the underntentlonal fireaclue steam.. :
For sornaumm and the SHIN; the BATA VIZI, from
tae British and Porehm Steam Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday,
at 11 am. Fares utn. 111 DM, sad 17.. &I Return tickets,
a rare and a half. The IiTINOORD, Ttnusday monded tarty,
from off the Tower. fare 41.
Pee SWIM ths ADIOI,IIOWK, or SCIIWALBZ, alter-
ffaltg7 Frog TkilnuisT, Weft Noreelydown, at 11 am. ;
misannia Iter to reesim mesengsts at noon. Pares: /01,
and laa
Tee GOTKINEUREI. the 0178ZILF Wilk, May 17, from
Hasselydowe. Yana, AS Is., El U., and £l. To be followed by
the LONDON.
Per COMNNAGEN, a steamer in a few days.
Poe field* imams, 7.101114 Chaplet's Universal 00es,
= " GRAVE& and 111ILLIPP6,
THE IMPERIAL ROYAL PRIVILEGED
UNION BANK of AUSTRew(ithsrlinalted).
Capital. Two 10111 ons
6•lllllll—NaMirs. liastinnaii, Paten. and Co., Niebolsalans.
lioungnag—lff antra Crowder. Maymaid, ace, and Lawford.
520iilla —Mesta Will. nweett, sad HBL

PRELIMINARY STATEMENT.
I. The Government of his Imperial Majesty the Lisperor of
Austria. impressed with the importance of extending to that
country the benefits of joint-stock banking, ham granted to his
'Excellency the Baron de Thief ry a fireliminary concession for the
estabilahment of a Sank, with branches throughout the empire,
to be conducted on English banking principles.
T. As an evidence of the wide geld open for such an institution,
It may be stated that while Ethland, with • population of thirty
-v4llllOlll, has more than nue thonand lee hundred Joist stock
haute, including branches, Austria, with a population of thirty-
nine r.olllons. ha• onto, five bank', with a very limited somber
of Dram:hes.
. .

S. The recent net peered by the Austrian Legislatnre for the
resumption of cash payments on or Were the Ist of January,
18.17. 11 founded on principles identical with those governing the
Bondi of England. This important financial reform, combined
with the great prniress recently node In the conetitational
government of Austria. must place all commercial operations on
a sounder and more stable beak.
. . .

4. The vast agricultural and mineral resources of Attest;
which become daily swore largely developed by the rail ways already
existing as well as by those in course of completion, and which
find a ready market in this country, require banking facilities
co-eaten :4%e with commercial progress.
a. The system of banking. as known in Great Britain and some
of the Continental State., is so little in use In Austria that the
ordinary practice amongst merchants and others le to keep
within their own hands their deposits of bullion and other securi-
ties, and each of the got eminent al departments ls, for the extent
of its own foods, its own hanker.
6. It is anticipated that the commercial community will be in-
duced. from the facilities afforlri them, to deposit with this
establishment hellion and securities which they now retain in
their own cash.bexes ; and the communications which have pained
with the Austrian Government justify the belief that the Im-
perial Royal Privileged Union Bank" will become the banker
for the several Stafe Departments his Excellency the Minister
of Finance basing in reply to the application made for the pre-
liminary concession, stated " That the Government, looking
with srUsfacticm on the creation of au establishment so bnefi-
cial, would afford it every possible assistance."
7. The statutes of the Rank, which have been submitted to the
Imperial Government, are formed ou the established principles
of Limited Liability.
8. The subjoined letter-has been this' da received from his
beellency Baron de Thterry, Privy C of Ms Imperial
Boys' Majesty the Emperor of Austria:
Loisdon, I.BE.
_ .

I have to =km...ledge the receipt of the proof of financial
swans required for the establishment of the Imperial and Royal
Privileged Union Bank of Austria Limited', you have this day
'given me for the rnrpose of placing It In a legalised form before
the Government of his Majesty the Emperor, my mod grader=
Sovereign.
The condition prtcedent to the approval of the statutes having
been thereby fulfilled, and the government thus enabled to
apply for the sanction of his Imperial Majesty to the definite
concession authod slug the opening of the said Imperial and
Royal Privileged Union Hank, I hereby authorise you, in yar-
n:lance f snthority granted= me la a latter from the ItapcArtal
Finance Ministry his Excellency Herr Von P:ener, • at=
Vienna. the sib ihcember, line. No. 4.8•1, P.M., and in accord-
ance with the law of November Silk lint, Art. 7, Llt. B, Art
Lit. A. sod Art. It, to take the necessary steps for secant g the
Capital. and nine t.. Isms to the public the Prospectus which you
have this day submitted to me, and In which you have co• racily
stated, that, 011 the successful establishment of the Binh, the
valuable privileged pneition for which application has been tads
to the Imperial Government ma .y be e= to be conceded.
Your obedian
Signed. A. BAR. DE THIFRBY.
A Prospectus, with an influential List of Directors, will be pub-
lished In due course.
In the meantime a ilabaaiVion list is at the offices of
Maw= Hill, Fawcett, and M. 11,19, Threaleenset EC.

PERAMBULATORS, CARRIAGE BODY,
from tes.—Rocklu( Melee, Nursery Irsehts. Swings. Baby
Jorseers. NegateEe Boards, Croquet, Auld iMRy. Inintllll-
- Bowie TootAudis. Airs, Cricket, &e.
irralie—NEAD and POWELL Xed Idussins-tesse). 71k

inONVULIHONB sod TEETHING. Mn.
• JOirrsows AYR:RICAN SOOTHING SYILIJP.—ThIa M-
ambas remedy has been in general use for upwards of thtrty
years. and has preserved numerous Children when suffering fleas
Omura slops arising from palatal Dentition. As inns as the syrup
b rubbed on the Ontu, the child will be relieved. the gums cooled,
andthe inflammation reduced. It is as innocent as efficacious,
lesehls to produce the teeth with ease : and so *meat, Shirt
we
child will refuse to let its ism be rubbed with U. Prireale
olfoolcl M 'cot Particular to ask for JOHNSON'S AICIBICAN
SOOTHING SYRUP, and to notice that the names of BAWLAY
.assISONII.. SS, Parriagion4Mreee, Gordon to nitres Yrs.Johs-

Pm hes soid the recipe , are es the stamp ailed to each bottle.
Trice is. 9d. per bottle.

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