The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-14 00:00:00

LAST itiAILINATIONS.

March 13. D. G. Wiliam*, sen., at. Thomarstreet, Borough,
ooffeezoom keeper-March 13. C. Hrereton, Harriet, Hertford-
shire, tallor-March It D. Merry, Hart's-lane, Bethnallgreen,
trimming maaufacturer-March 13 J. Hewitt, Campbell-street,
Paddington, beershop keeper-March 13. A. W. Child, COltfoll4-
street., City, commission wit for ale and beer-March 13. H.
East, Old Gravel-lane, Bt. tieorgds-In-the-East, carpenter-March
O.A Drake, Chatham, Kent, tailor-March 13. G. Frost, West
Ham, Essex, baker-March 13. G. Bristow, Ovington.square,
South Kensington, dealer In wines-March 13. R. Johnson,
Newmanotreet, Oxfordotreet. saddler-March 13. Z. If W.
Bieck, Percy.atreet, Tottenham-court-road, artist painter-
March 13. F. T. Mead, Writtle. Esse& farmer-March 13. J.
Prime, Lithe chain 11, liar:, farmer-March 13 J. Noble,
Greenwich, master Asherman--March 11. J. Wilson, Plunged,
Kent, March 11. J. Steward, illokesby, Norfolk, hone
dealer-March 11. R. Tucker, Foundlingterrece and Little
Jamesotreet, Oray's.inn-roed. coachmaker-March 11. J. J.
Prince, Ekanorvosal, Hackney, grocer-March 11. 1. Truman,
Edward-street, Bethod.green.road, horse dealer-March 9. B.
Goose, Johnoneet, Walworth, port butcher-March 9. J. Cohen,
Unlon.street, Southwark, dealer In jewellery-March 9. T. Bur-
roan, Harleystreet, Consortial-quire, lodging-house keeper-
March 9. H. J. Bayley, Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-equare, butcher's
assistant-March 9. J. Carter. Ornharo.place, Brixton, builder-
'Sarah 9. C. Clark, Trinity-terrace, Borough, hosiar's assistant-
March 9. J. Childs. lioddeadon Hertfordshire, baker-March 11.
W. Swinbrnis, Salishary.place, Walworth, bootmaker-March 23.
B. Ceidwell, Birmingham, tellor-March 23. J. Edwards. Bridg.
north, Shropshire. butcher-March 24. E. Hicklire. Nottingham,
=hater-March 24. J. Miugatroyd, Idle, Yorkshire, woollen
manufacturer-March 24. G. Canalleld, Cndercliffe, Yorkshire,
Banal manufacturer-March 21. A. Freeman, Whittington.
Derbyshire, labourer-March 10. J. Staunton, Liverpool, painter
-March 11. J. Browne, Llanddulas, Denbighehile, farmer
-March & M. Greenfield, Warped Hawed victualler-
Feb 27. J. B. Stanley, Liverpool, wine and spirit merchart
-March IL C. 0. Bode, Liverpool, merchant-March 9. W.
Ropes, Altrlnehare, Cheshire, grocer-Feb. 24. W. Boyle,
Holm, Lancashire, merchant's clark-March 12. W. Malley
Mencheater, grocer-Mareir 13 T. Smelt, Manchester, .cooler
does agent-March 11. J. Bolton, Farness, Lancashire, butcher-
March 3. I'. D. Hadaway, North Shields, tan collector-March
0.
J. Shill, Colstersorth, Lincolnshire, grocer -Feb. 25. T. Gedge,
Great Yarmouth. builder-Feb. 26, R. Holmes, Great Yar-
mouth, mariner-Feb. 23. T. Evans, Llandouror, Carew.
thenshire, farmer-March 0 R. Claire+. sen , Thelnethare.
Suffolk, fowl dealer-Feb. 23 J. Wainwright, Chapel-en-1e-
Frith, Derbyshire, labourer-March 9. J. (Incliner, Great
Malvern, Worcestershire, cabinet maker -March It. J. Mee.
(Outpaced, Leicestershire, gardener -March & E. Marsha%
Belghlngton, Lincolnahire, wheelwright-March 11. 117. M.
Sheen, Lowesmoor, Worcestershire, hay trusser-March 12.
W. Williams, Woolhope. Herefordshire, groom-Mareb 11. J.
Tomlinson, Over, Cheshire, salt maker-March 11. It. Marlboro.,
Wimberly. Minster, Donetshire, fanner-Mareh 11. C. Bborey,
Mee Mdkm. Doraetahlre, carpenter -Marc& IL I. Newman,
Dulverton, Bomersetahlie, butcher-Meech & B. Miehlewrlght.
Stoke-upon-Trent, beeneller-march 0 T. Hill, Btoke-upon-
nog, beeseeller - March 0. W. Warren, Stoke-upon-Trent,
Unused vietaa/ler-11 arch 18. C. Lewis, Oellygwer, Glamorgan-
shim, licensed victualler-March la. W. Powell, Merthyr Tydfil,
GlamerTanaldre, victualler-March 0. 8. J. Green Milteneteate
0 ravened, amboulmaater -March it W. Hollis, Leicester, printer
-March 19. W. Archer. Jokester, painter-March IL J. R.
Leicester, son delshie-Merch 11. 0. Sint*,
y=rpetosono, carpenter - March 12 0. Bane*, Cowfold, Seam:,
schoolmaster-Feb. W. C. J. Ittuihmer, Haigh IR. Margaret,
Norfolk. termer.
BANIEZIIPTCTEB ANNULLID,
Feb. 11. 7'noman Turfaxon BLAB" Dream*, Usk farmer.
Feb. 10. EDWAaD florloll4lr, Stafford, disi.r.

D1143.1.1AT10N0 Or Drnians.
Lung Timms 8111ILDUCII, etiataiiipinnes, fobr. sad Wood-
Oft4go-otroot, Clarkenwell. timber alrobeat-141 41•Idoed of
la., any Thursday, al atansllae.
JAY= um. Langton. Otte L 18141'4144d
of 3td.. any Tuesday. at Witham* ■
'OMR Came, Mtercsetluupteallarailora braloatedat
4444 of fig, way Saturday. Nowoodio epos-11m

Walla* Donn (avant* estate), Newcaatle-upon-Tyna, Umber
' Merchant-Ind dividend of la, ed., In 'addition to 11.64. pro-
vincial, declared, any•Saftettay,•ali Maker's, Newcaidle-apon-
Tyne.
DAVID Ouvint, Merthyr Tydffi, provision merchant—dividend of
la: W.. Feb. 21, and. say. sublieftnent.day; except Thundsy, at
' Taffildrh. MertillYr 77d21.
DIVIDENDS,
' Yen. 26. Z. A. ROBE. Chur,h-•treei, Hackney, bootmalcer—Feb.
16, J. Goldman. Neilh, Glamorgattaltire..
_photographic artist—
. Feb. M. W. Phillips, lath. vietealter—Fee. W. J. Bede-wick,
Becosbay. Yorkshire, fruiters...4th. XI. A .Wilkinann. Bernath
Yorltehlre, 'nude seller —lob. 27..7. Nitta, JAP,,,, tkish
Yortithire, cabinet nudger—March 6. IL W. Feast and.M_ . Feast,
Victorisaroad, ,n export olinien—March 6. M 'Kellar
and C. *amnion, Oreshate-.feet;Cfty, irdrelftiffienten—March
J. Darwin and F. Frith, Eceleadeld and Sheffield, Yorkshire,
iroaloneldeta.

FAITNEFEDIPS DISSOLVED . .
D. Merton and .1. B. Hodsson...tiottingbani..
QUEIS and D. Cuby, Great St. He City City, merchants—D. Bent-
ley, J. Standring, J. Lord, and J. Edwards, Thiry, Laneashire,
Donfounders, so far as regard. TeOlF. Hints • and E.
*)shards, Birmingham, guff manufacturer—W. Gvpett and W.
Crankshaw, Manchester, step ssaindasturers—W. • Garrett and
W. Hayward. Bristol, carpenters—O. Clapham, L Kirkhan, end
C. Fox, Mancheder, stoseinsaons, so far al regards C. Vol —W.
Rolland aed G. J. Boothroyd, Manchester, stiffeners—W. R.
Claxton and R. Bell, Llvsrpool, anctlimeiris—C. E. Skinner and
J. Cooks, Worcester and Kidderminster; tanners—A. Wthise and
B. D. Walker, Nottingham, nrchltects-4. Smith and J. S. Bay-
mat, legent.street. Mile k.n.i.rosd, mechanical enghteers - W.
Walters and W. If. Tucker, Swansea, Glamorganshlre—D. Walker
and A. Webster. Huddersfield, woollen manufacturers—W. Sloe.
roan and J. [Emmen (Brothers;, Hellion, Cornwall, grocers
R. W. MOW and S. J. Wood, Gillingham, Kent, Portland
cosiest raiumfacturers—J. Burley and C. Burley, Sheffield, wood
turners-1. Smart and W. Yard, Reading, Berkshire, furniture
broiers—W. Sprott and T. COllllll, .Birmlughem, brass founders
oilW . B. Wallet, and W. Mackenzie, Minorios, City,
skipUm, so farm regards W. D. Wallet—l. Bayley and
'bridge, cotton spinners—F. Kelly and C. W.
Roberts, Fatter-Isae..Clty. surgeons—J. Smethurst and V. Cross-
land, Bolton, Lancealdrs, brass moulders.

toccata BEQUESPITATIOSS.
JOllirg Moran, Glagerw, buotmaker, Feta le, et the Faculty
Hall, Glutton.
Ronne? BCOI.OIZ. Tame, tanner, Feb. 20, at the Lenten Tree
_ Hotel. kbenleen. _

Haddingtoa, horse dealer, Feb. 23, at the
Commercial Hotel, HaddWrtoo.

FORZION-OPTICE, Fin. 10.--The Queen has been
pleued to approve of Mr. Lewis T. !must as eotwul at
Gibraltar for Lke Argentine Itepublie.—Gaulle.

Caoterr-orrler, Fes. 13.—Members returned to
semi in the present parliament:—William Permed, of
St. Ives, is the county of York, for the borough of Devoe-
port, in the room of Rear-Admiral Sir Michael Seymour,
0.0.8., who hes accepted the office of steward or bailiff of
bar Majesty's Chiltern Hundreds ; Francis Sharp Powell,
Eaq., for the borough of Cambridge, in the room of
Andrew Steuart, Eeq., who has accepted the office of
steward or bailiff of her Majesty's manor of Hempholme.
Gazette.

METROPOLITAN BOARD or WORE/L—Yesterday
the weekly meeting of the board was held at the
offices, Elpnocgardens ; Mr. Thwaites in the chair. A re-
port was received from the Main Drainage Committee. re-
commending the board to apply to government to introduce
a bill daring the session for increasing the borrowing powers
of the board to the extent of ow million for
main drainage purposes, with a government gua-
rantee similar to that contained in the Main Drain-
age Act of 1858. The chairman said that at t the
figures were not quite prepared, and that it would be better
were the subject adjourned for one week, which wan weed
to. Mr. Frederick Doulton, M.P., gave notice of motto,--
"That the eanbankmeet of the 'oath side of the river is a
work of argent impedance, and ore which cannot be in-
definitely postponed ; this board I, therefore, of opinion
that it would be preferable at present to construct! so muck
of the proposed genet as lies between Blackfriars-
bridge and New (kale,-street, and that the esti-
mated cost of the remaining portion of the street
should be allotted to the southern embankment.'
Mr. Newton likewise pee notice of motion, "That the
embankment of the south side of the rivers a work of
urgent importance, and one which cannot be indefinitely
postposed ; and this board is therefore of opinion that is
default°, obrainiog other funds for the purpose, the proposed
new street from Bleckfriars.bridge to the Mansion-house,
being all improvement wholly within the limit. of the
city, ought to be defrayed by moms of an extension of the
fourpenny coal dales to such period as may be sufficiest
for that purpose." The Chairman suggested that a special
meeting for the onesideration of this question be celled,
which was approved of. The chief engineer (Mr. J. W. Bs.
ealgette) brought up alongon projected railways be-
fore parliament. Wilt the Ludgate ;ratios and
Jusetion Railway, Mr.wowed "that the solicitor
do prepare a petition abill," which was agreed to.
The report was approved of.

CHURCH RATIN AT STDENHAN.—Yesterday this
parish was thrown into • state of peat excitement in coo.
sequence of • poll being taken open the question of a
church-rate of twopence in the pound. The vestry meeting
was held on Thursday evening, the Rev. C. English, incase.
bent, presiding. The proceedings were of the usual cheesier
of church-rate meetiogs. The motion for the rate was po.
posed by Mr. Churchwarden Adams, and seconded by Mr.
*own. Very strong opposition Was exhibited. At the
show of hands, the numbers were, for the rate 48, against
it 58. A poll was then demanded by the pew-rate party,
and apleinted to take place the next day, from eight in the
moraine till six in the evening. The pro-rote party kept
a-bead all day, and at the close the numbers ware—for the
rate, 404 ; against it, 278. Majority for the rate LIS.
NORTHERNERS AND SOITTHERNERB.—I know not
whether the experience of • single traveller may be of
muds avail, but in these days, when so much blind prejudice
is suffered to grow in England against the Northern Amen-
able and in favour of the South, I would fain record the
testimony of a woman who having travelled aloes over a
large part of Europe and the East, has perhaps more upper-
Wellies than most men or wanes of judging of the standard
of courtesy of different nations. The result of my aspen-
ence has bees this. If at say time I needed to find a gentle.
man who should aid me in any little difficulty of travel, or
show me kindness, with that consideration for a woman, as
• woman, which is the true tone of manly courtesy, then I
should desire to find • North Arnseican gentleman. And if
I wished to find • lady who should join company for any
voyage or excursion, sod who should be sure to show un-
varying good temper, cheerfulness, and literality, then I
should wish for a North American lady. Ido not speak
of defects, which English travellers often lay at the door of
the whole nation. because they meet in Europe Americium
of • social rank below soy which attempts to travel and
sit at finike-ifider of our own population ; and the ab-
surdly measure a New York shoemaker by the e of •
London banister. I speak of what • mules Task's is as
• fellow-traveller to • lady without companice or escort,
wealth or rank. They are gimp] the most kind end sour-
teem of any people. Let Engiia be Awed to run
their prejuoes where they like, it behove' at least an
Englishwomen, whom they have sever failed In treat with
kisdneas, to speak of the ford as she has found it. As to
the Souther* Americans, it must be confessed that their
chivalry partakes • good deal too much of • quality which
doubtless coloured all the supposed romantic manners of the
Middle Ages, sod which always must reappear when so-
ciety is divided between despots and serfs. Ido not think
many English ladies and gentlemen could comfortably en-
dure the suppreseion of all such little phrases as "Thank
you," "If you please," and their equivalents, in addresses
to nine attendants. One fens inclioed to return to the ,
exhortation of the nursery at all moments, " It wants •
word r I happened once to be dining aloes' at the convent
at Ramleb, the Franciscan lay•brother and my Piedmont..e
dragoman conversing together meanwhile. The talk ran
on the travellers to Palestine, and both of them agreed that
the Americans were most aumerous of any, but singularly
diverse in character. "Some of them,' said the monk,
"are buoisiseisti pale; bat some others—oh! they ordered
me about, and sever said • word of thanks, se if I were
their servant." " Worse than that," said the Piedmon-
tem Abe3go " I twists marred them as dragoman, and they
treated me like a dog. I left them, though they paid me
well, for I could not endure it. They came from the
Southern States, where they have slaves."—Miss Coble, in
Yraser's Maryanne for February.
LADY MOROAN AND MR. COEDIT/IN.—She and
Mr. Oolburn fell out. She never could believe but that the
monarch of Marlborough-merest was growing rich at her ex-
panes; so, having visited Frame • mooed sad written
a mead book about it, she determined to brier him to rea-
son. While the work was yet in progress, she wrote to
Colbarn, who did not immediately answer the letter. She
wrote again, but so reply came ; whereupon she opened •
correspondent' about terms with Messrs. Saunders sod
Otley. Colburn no sooner heard of this, than be remon•
seated against it in no very becoming terms. "I can now
only say,' be wrote to Sir Charles, " that if Lady Morgan
does not break off the negotiation, which is simply done I
on the plea of misunderstanding, it will be no lees &tn.
mental to her literary than to her pecuniary interest. As
to myself, it is • very different feeling, and not moody pe•
euniery interest, that makes me urge this matter ; as Irma
prove, if nemenary, I have lost considerably by the last two
or three weeks." Cmild bibliopolic insolence go beyond this?
Hs lost by her ladyship's works ! He threaten to injure
her literary repotatioa! Let him do big worst. A bargain
was concluded with Messrs. Saunders and Otley, and under
their auspices "Preece Revisited " came oat. The day
after its appeases mos read with astonishment in all the
newspapers an advertisement headed in large letters,
o lady Morps of halt re:loe." The hese-born miscreant had
the audacity to declare "That in riesequence of the great
losseswhU be bed esetained * Lady Morps's former
works, Mr. Nauss hed declined this present book e
Frame, asiLthet all the sepias of her ladyship's works
might be had at half-price." The cruel announcement bad
the desired effect. Mews. Saunders and Otley found them-
selves losers by • good deal more than the thousand pomade
which they *deem for the eopyrigit, and lady Morgues
popularity as • writer collape4=Blactrood's Atomise ,
for February.

OLIIIWITZ, FEB. 13.
The Russian troops, which were driven by the
Polish insurgents to take refuge upon Prussian
territory, and bad been brought hither, marched
at 9 o'clock this morning, fully equipped.
The troops were preceded by the Prussian
officers of the garrison and a military band.
They are to march by Lublinitz to Czenatoohau
under the escort of Prrwaian UhLuia.

IP7AISS OF ROME.
- -
The following further paper relative to the affairs
of Rome wee puMathed yesterday :
Mk. LATARD TO THE SECRETARY TO Tin ADMIRALTY.
Foreign-4Mo, Aigust k, 1862.
Sir,—l am directed by Hari Russell On tecumt thskyou
will acquaint the Lords Commiatioaers of the Admiralty
that, is the opildoe of his lordship, Vies-Admind leotht
should have orders to accede to any request of the Peps to
seed a ship to Civita Vecchia to convey him to Malta—l
am, de., Aided/ A. H. LATARD.