The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-27 00:00:00

THE AUSTRIAN LOAN.

The subjoined notification regarding the Austrian
loan was furnished on Tuesday afternoon. Of the total of
3,500,000 L, the sum of 2,250,000/. is to be subscribed in
London, and.the remaining 1,250,0001. at Frankfort.
The issuing price is nominally 90, but some allowances
of interest in the payment of the instalments will re-
duce it to 881.19• x. 7d, These instalments will fall due
every- alternate month, arid will extend to 10th March,
1853. A'sinking fund of 1 per cent. per annum is to be
applied to paY off the bond% at par, a certain number
being drawn by lot every half year.
'6 FIVE PER CENT. AUSTRIAN LOAN FOR 3,500,000/.
STERLING.
" His Majesty the Emperor of. Austria having sanc-
tioned by decree, on the Ist of this month, the propo-
sal of his , Excellency the Austrian Minister of
Finance, Chevalier de Banmgartner, for the negotiation
of a loan df 3,500,000/., bearing interest at 5
per cent. per annum, Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and
'Sons beg to .announce that they are, authorised
by Mr. Brentano Aulic Councillor in his Imperial
Majesty's service, negotiation of the said loan, to
receive subscriptions for 2,250,000/. thereof in London,
the remaining 1,250,000/. being reserved for subscription
at Frankfort-on-the-Maine.

dr The subscription price is 901. for every 1001.- stook,.
payable as follows:-
101, per cent. on allotment,
1.5/4er cant. on the Ist July next,. ,
154er cent. on the Ist Seiteraber next, •
151. per' cent. on ,the,loth aviimbee next,
_
151. per 'cent. on the 10th January, 1853, and
204 per. cent. on the 10th March, 1853.
" Interest will be allowed to the Ist July 'next on the
first instalment of 101. per cent. subscribed.
" The interest on the bonds will commence front the
Ist July next, and will be payable in pounds sterling
half-yearly, on the Ist of January and the Ist of July,
at the counting-house of Messrs. N. M. Rothschild' and
Sons, in London, or, at the option of the holders, in
Paris, at the exchange of 25 50 per pound sterling.
or at Frankfort, at the exchange of 121 florins per 104
sterling. ,
"To subscribers 146 should prefer payment in fall in
anticipation of the above terms, a discount at the' rate
of 3 per cent. per annum will. be allowed.
"As it is essential that the times of payment Should
be puectually observed, should any of the instalments not
be paid at the appointed time, the party making
shall forfeit the instalments previously bonds
anctshall
not be entitled after the day to claim any hcinds:or divi-
dend warrants in respect of that or any subsequelt
stain:lent.
"The dividend warrant due on the, Ist Tannery,
1853, will be deducted from the instalment' payable on
.that day.
default
" The bonds will be for 100/. each, npnibered from
No. 1 to 35,000; those issued
in London will bear Nos.
1 to 22,500. •
"They may be divided into half bends 0f3501. each.
"The reimbursement of this loan -will take place
"'hy means of a sinking t fend of 1 per cent,-
Ito be applied to Abe .parnent off at par of
the pro portionate part .of the bonds to be drawn
by lot: the first .drawing will take place on the
Ist January, 1853, and Ake payment of the said drawn
bonds on the Ist July following, and so on each sue-
ceeding half-year. The Austrian Government reserves
to itself the faculty of increasing the' sinking fund to 5
per cent. 1)F annum
" Subscriptions wll be received at Messrs. N.lll.
Rothschild and Sons' on Moeclay the 24th May. .and
each succeeding day until Saturdny
after 1862. 'i
evening the 29th
Wet., when the list will be closed."

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