The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-08 00:00:00

Consols remain firm, but show no further change,
the quotation for money and to-morrow being 931 to
L and for the 7th of September, 931 to t.
The advice. from St. Petersburg confirm the state-
ment of the French journals that the arrangements
for the issue of the Imperial Russian Three per Cent.
Loan of 1839 have been virtually completed. It will
be remembered that the emission of the loan which
was about to commence at the end of April last, was
stopped by order of the Russian government, in con-
sequence of the political complications of the time.
The St. Petersburg Writes state that the contractors
have now been authorised to proceed. It is, there-
fore, probable that the loan will be announced in
London within a fortnight. As the loan about to
be brought forward is precisely that's= as that the

preliminary announcement of which was made in
April last, it may be useful to recapitulate the official
notification which was circulated at that period.
Now, as then, the pries he. not transpired. Probably
the only point to be altered will be the dates for
payment of the instalments.

IMPERIAL RUSSIAN LOAN OF 18.59.
12,000,000[. of Three par Cent. Annuities.
_ .

By ukase of his Majesty the Emperor of Rusk the wale-
elon of a lose of Twelve Million Pounds sterling, Three per
Cent. Stork, bee been conceded to Moen. Thomism, Boner,
sad Co., of St. Petersburg, and to Mr. F. Mart Magnum, of
Bodin.

For this loan bonds "to bearer.", inmelbed In the Greet
Book of the Public Debt of Rum* will be Issued. each of
1001. sterling, and bearing U. per cent. per annum interest
from the 19th April, 0.5., Ist May, n.s., 1859.
To the bonds will be slacked warrants or coupons tor the
halflearly dividemda of 11. 10s. each warrant, payable on
the let November' n.e., and Ist May, n.e., it the office of J.
Thomson, T. Boaar, and Co., In London, or In thalami on the
seats dates by F. Mart Maga= in Berlin. _ _

The terms and oondstions of payments in London are as
follows :

15 per oent. or 1501. deposit on the 10th May for every
1,0001., against scrip receipts.
7 per cent., or 70/. for every 1,0001., mast be paid on the
20th June, and one bond of 1001. will be delivered.
13 per cent., or 1301. for every 1,0001., must be paid on the
10th August, and two bonds will be delivered, each of 1001.
13 per mat., or 1301. for every 1,0001., must be paid on the
20th September, and two bonds will be delivered, each of
1001.

7 per cent., or 701. for every 1,0001., must be paid cat the
6th November, and one bond will be delivered of 1001.
The remainder must be paid on the 20th December, 1860,
when the scrip receipt for the deposit made 10th May will
have to be given op, and the last four bonds will be delivered
—tusking in all tea, each of 1001., and amounting to 1,0001.
The failure to pay any instalment at the appointed date,
will forfeit the deposit made on, and cancel the strip receipt.
Subscribers may pay up all or any of the Instalments,
under discount of the respective maturities, at the rate of 3
per cent per annum.

The dividend warrants of 11.10 e., due on the let of No-
vember, will be received in payment of the instalments fall-
ing due after that date.
In the event of hostilities, or such grave po:itical oompli-
catkins occurring, as shall cause the existing Bastian Four-
and-a-Half per Cent. Stock to fall to 94 per amt. on the
London Exchange, the payment of future Instalmenta may
be deferred without prejudice to the subscribes, until the
more of such decline and its effects shall have pared ; but
should this state of things be prolonged, the subscribing
parties shall be at liberty at the expiration of eight months—
. . . . .

say os the Slat Damanier—to .demand bonds for the whole
meant of thee= paid by them, and be liberated from
further payment.
The Imperial Russian Government will assign especial
fund for the annual redemption of this loan of per Mat
per annum of the nominal capital to be invested in thaopen
saszicet.

There were no bullion operations at the Bank on
Saturday. Only a portion of the 113,0001. by the
Vigo wee taken for the Continent, the demand
having slackened.

The imports of the precious metals last week
were extraordinarily large. Our list includes:-
188,0001. by the Prince of Wales, and 280,0001. by
the Lightning, both from Melbourne; 81,0001. by
the Asia, 43,0001. by the Etna, 113,0001. by the Vigo,
and 13,000/. by the Weser, all from the United
States; 32,3641. by the Avon, from Brazil ; 647,6001.
by the Teviot, from Mexioo, ; and 14,9721. by
the Ripon, from Alexandria.
These arrivals represent the enormous aggregate
of 1,273,0001.
The steamer Oneida was to leave Melbourne for
England towards the latter end of June, and is ex-
pected to bring a large amount of gold, according to
some accounts 300,0001. or upwards.
The telegraphic statement from Russia, that the
government has sanctioned a project for founding a
new Banking and Commercial Society, with a capital
of no less than 200,000,000 f , or 8,000,0001. sterling,
has not attracted much attention. The government
naturally interposes no obstacle to the introduction
of capital, and its sanction in the present instance
probably signifies merely a permission. In the list
of founders of the proposed bank there are no
English, French, or Russian names.
Amongst the notices of dissolution of partnership,
In Friday night's Gazette, we remark the following,
F. Sapte W. Banbury, J. H. Nix, and J.
E. Mathieson, LOmbard-street, mi., bankers." •
The Equador Land Company have received tbp
following communication, dated July 1, front their
agent at Guayaquil :
1 an:grieved to say that the blockade of this city by the
Peruvian naval forces still 015ta I. unabated rigour.
I feel convinced, however that the 'appelraece of your
commissioners for adopting Pleats df Immigration will at woos
losoire oonOdeeos and syroperhy fit the country, and I anti-
cipate tht ir arrival (which I have no hesitation In assuring
you will be gladly received) with no email degree of anxiety.