The Sun.
London, England, 1859-12-20 00:00:00

DIRECTORS.

His Excellency the 1311;iii-rii%vov Extraordinary and
Sinister Plenipotentiary, or other the Dinlomatic Represen-
tative of Brazil in London, is ex-officio a Director of the Com-
pany.
Benjamin Cohen, Esq., New-court, St. Swithin's-lane.
William Bird, Esq., of Messrs. Bird and Co.
John Samuel, Esq., Chairman of the Bahia Railway Com-
Pany.
Robert A. Heath, Esq., of Messrs. Heath and Co„ Old Jewry.
M. B: Sampson, Esq., 13, Lombard-street.
Martin R. Smith, Esq., of Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths.
J, H. Reynell de Castro, Esq., Manchester.

BANKERS.
Messrs. N. 31. Rothschild and Sons, London.

ENGINEERING REFEREE.
John Hawkshaw, Esq., C.E., F.R.S.

ENGINEER-IN-CHIEF,

James Brunlees, Esq., C.E., 5, Victoria-street, Westmin-
t B.W.

SOLICITORS.

Messrs. Swift, Wagstaff, and Blenkinsop, 32, Great George-
Itreet, Westminster, S.W.

BROKERS

Messrs. Philip. Cazenove and Co., 52, Threadneedle-street.
TEMPORARY OFFICES. .
2, Austin-friars, Old Broad-street, E.C.
_ The Company has been formed to construct and work a
Railway from Santos to Jundiahy, in the province of San
Paulo, in the Empire of Brazil, with the following privileges :
A guaranteed interest of 7 per cent. per annum, viz., 5 per
cent, by the Imperial Brazilian Government, and 2 per cent.
by the Provincial Legislature of San Paulo, for 90 years, on a
cam not exceeding £2,000,000 for Works, and on such further
sum for interest during construction as hereinafter explained.
A. grant of the Railway to the Company in perpetuity.
A. guarantee against competing lines during the term of 90
Tears within 20 miles on either side of the line, with a right
10 all minerals within the same limits.
Power vested in the Company to alter the tariff charges for
the purpose of ensuring a net profit from revenue of 7 p'er cent.
Per annum.
The right to import free of duty during the construction of
the works, and for 10 years after their completion, all rails,
Machinery, locomotives, and other materials necessary for the
formation and maintenance of the railway. The same privi-
lege is granted for a period of 33 years for coal, coke, and
other fuel.
A free grant of Government lands required for the line.
When 20 per cent. of the capital has been expended on the
one the Company will be in a position to receive the advan-
tages of the law of August, 1857, No. 911, by which the Govern-
bleat is empowered either to lend one-third of the fixed capi-
tal to the Company, or to guarantee the bonds of the Corn-
Play to that extent.
And, in addition to the foregoing, the Company has ob-
tained this valuable and "distinctive.' privilge, that on the
Capital of £2,000,000 being expended, in accordance with the
concession, the Company is empowered to raise on the same
terms as the original capital (that is to say, with a guarantee
of 7 per cent. for 90 years) any further sum expended in pay-
Inent of interest during the construction of, the line within
the period fixed by the concession.
During the continuance of the guarantee the Government
will be entitled to one-half the net profits over 8 per cent. per
annum. When the dividends derived from profits shall have
exceeded 12 per cent. per annum for two consecutive years,
the Government has the power to modify the tariff rates, so
as to keep the dividends within 12 per cent. per annum.-
The Government has the option of purchasing the railway
at the end of 30 years, from the date of the opening of the
entire line, on payment to the Company of such an amount of
Brazilian Government Stock as will give an income equal to
the average dividends of the previous 5 years, which can in no
ease be less that 7 per cent. per annum, thus in that event
securing to the shareholders an investment in perpetuity, of
hot less than 7 per cent.,
The Company is allowed twelve years from the 28th April,
1858, for the cumpletion.of the railway, but the contractor will
be bound to finish the works in eight years from the date of
is contract.
The proposed line has been carefully surveyed by English
intineers under the direction of Mr. Brunlees, whose plans.
sections estimates, and reports were sanctioned and approved
13Y the Imperial Government by a decree dated 11th March,
1858.
The amount sor preliminary expenses has been fixed by the
Brazilian Government at £45,000, and an experienced Con-
tractor, who gives security to the amount of £100,009, has en-
tered into a provisional contract to purchase all lands, &C.,
squired for the railway, stations, &c., to construct the line,
supply the required rolling stock and plant, and provide'for
all other obligations in respect of the works, for £1,805,000 ;
Consequently, the ample balance of £150,000 of the fixed catd-
tal is left to meet administrative and other charges during
construction. In addition, the Directors have the strongest
111surances of Mr. Brunlees. supported by the written opinion
of Mr. Thomas Brassey, who has carefully examined the
estimates, that the capital of £2,000,090 is abundantly suffi-
'elent for all purposes, payment of interest during construc-
tion being specially proVided for as before stated.
_ The province of San Paulo, situated to the south of Rio
ditneiro, as regards extent of country. richness and variety
ct produce, salubrity of climate, and amount of population, is
one of the most important divisions of the vast and prosper-
toa empire of Brazil, and, it is the object of this railway to
'urnish the interior with a speedy and cheap system of trans-
?Ort to Santos, the chief port of the province. Commencing
',min that maritime town the line will pass through San
aulo, the metropolis of the province, ontaining a popula-
tion of 30,000 inhabitants. Thence it will proceed to, and for
the present terminate at, the town of Judiahy, about 20 miles
from Campinas, which is the local capital of the planters, and
the depot from which the surrounding country is supplied
'with merchandise. The planters are now paying £IG per ton
for the transport of coffee from Campinas to Santos (a distance
GI: 98 miles), whilst the cost of freight from Santos to Europe
41 only 50s. per ton. rn the month of October last the ex-
Ports of coffee alone amounted to 6,000 tons, and the province
likewise produces sugar, tobacco, tea, &c., and is remarkably
rich in minerals. Apart from the commerce of the province
of San Paulo itself, this railway will become the highway by
Which the large and important provinces of Mato Grosso and
usysz, the southern portion of the province of Minas Geraes,
and the northern districts of the province of Parana, will
communicate with the seaboard.
„.Applications for shares must be accompanied by it deposit of
Al per share, in part payment of the deposit of £2 per share.
should the amount so paid exceed .£2 per share on the num-
ber allotted; the Surplus will be returned, but if it falls short,
The balance must be paid on allotment, or on default the de-
Posit will be forfeited and the allotment cancelled. If no
allotment bemade the deposit will be returned without de-
duction, and with as little delay as possible.
Applications for shares, addressed to the Directors, may be
Sent to Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons, New-court, St.
._BWithin's-lane, London ; or to Messrs. P. Cazenove and Co.,
0; Threadneedle-street, London, E.C., brokers t 6 the Corn-
Pao,' ; of whom, also prospectuses may be obtained.

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