The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-02 00:00:00

BLACK BALL MONTHLY LUST
CLIPMILD fr woos Me d.
1 Skip. Toms& Docks.

Sydney
Sydney

Sydney
Mrlbourne
Melbourne
Querniband

leortawallisfiewl

I.outhem Belle
De.wstone

Prince« Royal
Wanglell •
Klyl9g Cloud

Queensl.tl

2,000 I London
1,1410 ,Loadon
1,000 I London
1,100 !L loan
LOP IL India
1.100 E India
&WO IL I nth&
1,100 A. I ualli

fiur

August 10.
Sept
Sept. 24.
August IS.
Sept 26.
August Si.
Sept. It
October*

This celebrated line of packets have, by their punctuality sad
rapid posseges, earned a world known reputation, and their pts-
@enter atcommodation in unsurpassed by say vesselo shoat.—For
all particulars respecting freight or wiggle to Australia apply to
JAMES BAINES and Co Liverpool all Agents for the- Black
Ball Lined Packets: and T. M. MACKAY and Ce., 1, Leaden-
hall-street, London, KC.

BBRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
RAIL BlRAlidill les, appointed tff the Admiralty to sail
between LIVERPOOL and NNW YORK, and between LIVIA.
POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports
to land and receive malls, goads, and passengers, the Boston
ships calling at Halifax to land and receive passengers and
her %Middy's mails. Ihe following or other vessels are ap.
pointed to sail from Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the
mails
KIROPA. for BOSTON, Saturday. August 9.
PRRSIA, for NEW YORK. Saturday, August It
ASIA, for BOSTON, Satorda%, August 23.
Passage money, Including stewards fen and provisions, but'
without wines or liquors:—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin,
Cl! second cabin. LIR To New York, chief cabin. CM;
second cabin, £lB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, LS
per ton, and 5 per cent. primage—Apply to J. B. Foord, sd, Old
Broad street, London • J. M. Carrie, Havre, and Place de la
Bonnie, Pans 0, and J. Burns, Buchanan-street. OWgow; D.
and C. M'lver. Queenstown; or D. and C. Wives', 8, Water-
wheel., Liverpool

LONDON, BUENOS AYRES, and RI VER
PLATI BANE (Limited).
Capital, 000,000, In 6,000 I heres of eloo each, with power to
Increase.

Power will be taken. srbenilfetiewaet relating to joint stock
companies has been paned to roduce the nominal amount of
the shares If considered desirable.

Deposit, L'Y per ii;;on app7l . and V! oil allotment. No
call to be mad* under two months' notice, and it la not in-
tended to call op more Wan VW per share.
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1411.1V7t;IUL

1110 TRY lien. (Director of the Colonial Bank,
Chairman.
William Alining. Ban. (Arming and Cobb', Lime-dreet.
7. B. Demon. pig. (Vern. Barone Harkey, and Co.)
Hairy V. Inat, Bp. (Director of the City Bank;.
John Ells. Seq. (J. B. Ina and C 0,.) Abehurch.lue.
John Hack block, Len (Director of the City Bank,.
John /Liebe, Zee. (Masora Berman, and Co.', Lenderman.
street.
David Bowden. laq. (late of the Orel of Bowden, riewlands, and
Co.', Rio Janeiro.
000111 A. H. Unit, lon. late of Messrs. C. and G. Brownell and
Co., of Bosnia Ayres and Monte Video .
John S. &volts, Ewa. Menace Antonio Ricotta and Soul'.

Baantun—The City Beak.
Sonterroli.s.
Hewn. Newel, Sewell, and Edwards, Gresham Home, Old
Woad-street.
Messrs. Hughes, Mutennan. and Hughes, Bucklersbery.
nonrOn.
Memo Sewell Brothers., Sli, Old Broad-street.
llemee Canley Brother*, 30, ConthilL
Tl3llbirnete Omer.-31, Threadneedle-street, LC.
Ifs eeleighilimest of peace In the Axgentine Confederation
elleft•damorable opportunity for cornier into effect &project
entertained for employing British capital in ernendiug
facilities to the important cities of BUMS Area and
Lidera* of money rides ldgh Ia both cities, vii,
7 Vile !Spar aunt yr, allikUM.
•111.11 11"641
wels :illSoo7olMitt:VC "Se:for/111"r*ren fr"
eat rettlignlaccee7,
a ledge pieties et. would naturally be uegotiated througn
• beak pomades the remusite facilities for dorrying on sub
busineee. A comideralite amount of legitimate bills, learn
against ahipmeut* of menutact.:res from this side, may also be
expected to pass through the bank.
No more ptornlidng field exists fee legitimate banking
epentiens than the great cities of La Plata. The ground iv
cgioninallvely unoccupied. and the rapid expansion of com-
mercial enterprise may be looked upon as certain in a region
proverbially so fruitful The increase of the great staples of
wool, hides, and tallow is virtually illimitable.'
There are many native capitalists who will be glad to keep de-
posit seem:turn with this bank, because of the security and coo-
eenience it will afford them. Such deposits may. therefore, be
eirldto form a prominent feature in the business of the hank.
the intrcduction of railways and steam navigation, trade
In assuming large dimensions, and only needs the Judicious ap-
plication of foreign capital to develop the immense resources
of the country, and to augment the consumption of British
manufactures. For several years back there has been a con-
tinuous increase In a most desirable class of Immigration from
nearly all parts of Europe, to the healthy and fertile shores of
the River Plate and its tributaries: and the governments of the
respective republics are sedulously enlueicing eery inducement
in this direwtion._
. . ... .

—The business of the hank will comprise current accounts. ne-
gotiating bills of exchange, discounting good hills, and other
oonvenThle securities. affording legitimate commercial facilities,
and traneecting aU other banking operations. The Mansgeneut
of its alfairs will be entru►ted to reliable and experienced per-
sons, possessing the requisite local knowledge. The heed office
and seat of the direction will be in London.

~,,
it would be s uons rout to point the grrst mem, which
has attended well-conducted joint stock hanks In India, the colt,-
Ilk% and foreign countries, having their direction In London
hut It Is confidently believed that each banking would he attended
with still more signal success in the great trading cities el La
Plea.

The credit of the Argentine Confederation and of the Republic
of Uruguay stands deservedly high in England.
The promoters of the bank have the assurance of the repre-
sentatives of these states. that their respective governments
would regard with much favour the establishment of a bank on
sound commercial principles, as a powerful means of con-
tribitti,g to the advancement of commercial relations with
Great Britain.

Proupectusca and forms 0: application for shares may be ob-
tained of the Broken and Snikitort. Monne : as the Temporary
Olken of the Bank . at the Argentine Consulate ; the Monte
Videan Consulate It. Parilamentatreet, 8.W.: and at the several
Vice.Comulates of the two Republica In the United Kingdom.

• BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS —ORRAT BRITAIN.
Paine of mewls to the River Piste dating the years-
-1858 t1.006.619) Their In also a large amount of
1850 1,658,2 9l Export& from continental
1868 2,706.170) porta to the River Plate.
Value of Lamont from the Itiver Elate during the years-
-1868 Besides a large anoint of pro.
alm"•—• lB5O 2.375.107 duce sent to France and the
-
1803 1.96'056) Tilted States, chiefly drawn
for by credits on England.
IMPOSTS PROM BItENIA AYRES IN 1860.
. From Metal Documents,

_. -- - -
.654.1.11 salted exlicdee,valeed at 75. eacb 4567,878
1.217.771 dry ~ 204. ~
286,020 salted Itoree.lattes „ Ss. „
60,048 dry „ fe ~
11,.593 pipes of tabm „ 420 per pipe
lOW boxed „ .. £lO pee box
48.708 taloa of Wool „ ats per bale 1,219.160
$,048 halm of horsehair „ 4.50 „
8.951 bales of alieeptitlns , L3O „ -
490,786 qulntalsof jerked beef, at 10a. per qulnLil . 246,604

04,176,440

TORN or APPLICAI7O/1 POR SHARER.
To the Director* of the London. Bueno•Atnea, and River Plate

Bank (Limitedi.
GENTLEXT-I,—Fraring paid to yonr Banker the sum of
, 1 requett that you will allow to me
Shares in the London, Buenos Ayres, and Rivet Plat• Mink
'Limited, • these or any iesa number which may he allotted to
me I hereby agree to accept, and to pay the calla thereon
when due.

Name In full
Address
Data
N.B.—This form. when /Med up end signed, to he left with
the Bankers on payment of the deposit.