The Sun.
London, England, 1858-11-26 00:00:00

THE CHILIAN LOAN.

The particulars of the Chi Han loan have now
been published by Messrs. Baring Brothers, who
have undertaken the contract. The terms on
which the public are invited to subscribe for the
bonds are fully stilled in the following circular
" The home debt of Chili was, in the early part of 1858,
about 2,434,550 dols., or, at 4s. per dollar, £4B6,9lo,:chiefly
bearing 3 per cent. interest, and in course of rapid reduc-
tion by means of a sinking fund.
" The foreign, debt is composed of £575,400 in rper cent.
bonds, the whole of which would by the regular operation
of the present sinking fund be liquidated about March,
1870, but it is provided that all bonds outstanding on the
30th of Sept., 1869, shall then be paid off; £605,400 in 3 per
cent. bonds, to which an annual sinking fund with corn.
pound interest is applied.
" The revenue of the Republic for the year 1857 amounted
to 6,419,142 dols., and the annual revenue suffices, under
ordinary circumstances, to cover all the national engage-
ments ; and there is a considerable balance in the Treasury
to meet any deficiencies.
" By the Law of the sth of November, 1857,
,a loan of
7,000,000 dols. is authorised for the purposes of internal im-
provement in the completion of two railways; and for the
principal and interest of this loan the faith, income, and
property of the Republic are pledged, as also the shares
which the State holds in those lines. .

" The loan will be represented by bonds of 100 and £509,
amounting in all to £1,554,800, bearing interest at the rate
of 44 per cent. per annum, from IA December, 1858, and
the half-yearly dividend warrants due Ist June and Ist De-
cember of each year, as well as the bonds, will be made pay-
able at the counting-house of Baring Brothers, and Co.,
financial agents of the Republic of Chili.
" A sinking fund of not less than half of 1 per cent. per
anmini, 'with accumulating interest, commencing from Ist
Dec., 1859, will be applicable to the extinction of this debt
by means of purchase and cancelment of the bonds when
their price is below par, and by,lot and payment at par
when the bonds have reached that price.
" The Government of Chili reserves to itself the right to
pay off the bonds at par aster Dec. 1, 1873.
" The bonds will be ready for delivery with as little dc-
lay as possible.

Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., having had cocrni-
zance of the full powers of Don Silvcstre Ochagavia,'the
special agent of the Government of Chili for the purpose of
contracting this loan, and for the issue of the necessary
bonds, will receive applications for the Fume r.t the price of
92 per cent. as follows

5 per cent. to be paid as deposit on application.
15 ~ on 15th December, 1858.
20 on 14th January, 1859.
10 If on 15th February, „
20 )1 ' on 15th March ,1
12 1, • on 15th April „
10 - 17 on 13th May „

92 per cent.
" Discount at the rate of 3 Per cent. per annum will be
allowed on the anticipation cf the above payments, and any
surplus on the deposit beyond 20 per cent. due loth Decem-
ber on the allotments • will be returned to the applicants
without delay. On default of payment of any instalment
on the day named the previous payments will be forfeited,
and the party making default shall not be entitled after the
day to claim any bonds or dividend warrants in respect of
that or any subsequent instalment. _

"No application will be received after 3 o'clock on Wed
nesday, Ist December.
" Bishopsgate-street, 25th November, 18.58."

Yesterday the marriage of the Hon. Louisa
Theodosia Pennington, sister of Lord Muncaster, with Mr.
Edgar Atheling Drummond, son of Mr. and Lady Eliza-
beth Drummond, was solemnised at St. James's Church,
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The Marquis of Exeter and Lord Burghley left

town yesterday for Burghley House, near Stamford, in
order to attend the funeral of Lord H. Cecil. The inter-
ment takes place to-day at St. Martin's, Stamford, in which
ancient edifice the vault of the elder branch of the family of
Cecil is situated.

The. Earl and Countess of Derby and Lady
Emma Stanley returned to London yesterday from visiting
the Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury at Hatfield
House, Hertfordshire.

'The Earl and Countess of Clarendon and Lady
Constance 'Villiers, who haN;e been on a visit to the Mar-
quis and Marchioness of Salisbury at Hatfield House
returned to the Grove yesterday.

The young Count de Chartres, second son of the
late Duchess d'•Orleans,has:ng entered a Piedmontese regi-
ment, his brother, Count de Paris, has gone to Turin to
visit him, and thence goes on a visit to his uncle; the Duke
de Montpcnsier, tit Madrid.

The. rate of insurance on the Indian Empire,
which left New York on the 23d of October, has advanced
to 35 to 40 per cent., and even at these extreme charges
transactions cannot be effected to any extent.

littitciLAnY IN. THE CITY.---This morning the
police received information of a burglary having been com-
mitted on the premises of Mr. Peter Brown, an extensive
carpet manufacturer, of 10, Basinghall-street. Upon
viewing the premises it was discovered that the bnrglar or
burglars had effected' an entrance through the skylight

ow, the ears of this skylight is nearly half an ivph thick,
and it is a matter of surprise that the smashing of so' resist-
ing a body should not :have aroused the inmates. It will
be impossible for the owner of the presimes to tell whether
he has lost anything for a day or two, as he keeps a very
large stock. Some, building operations are being carried
on in an adjacent Court,' and it is generally supposed, as
there is a connection between the scaffolding and the wall
leasing to the skylight, that an entrance may have been
effected in that direction. The attention of the Commis-
sioners should be called to the fact that a burglary has been
committed within a stones throwipf the chief office, and in
a EmelltiarlY well pr9ttetei portion of the City,