The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-14 00:00:00

JOINT STOCK 00IIPANINS ACTS.

Second idltion, revised, octavo,
THE INSTITUTES of JUSTINIAN ; with
Itogilab Istrodnetion, Translation, and Nein. Sy
Taoism . SANDALS, ML, late Yellow of Oriel College, Oxford.
biedoe : Parker, Son, sod Bourg West Strand.

Mk Mitten greatly Implored, with coloured plate, h. 6d.,
THE CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION.
Beteg a isles of nape Mestrathig the remit prominent
Firant sad points in the treatment of that disease.
kANAR.S• M.D.. Fit. P.. late Sewn, Physician to the
Roy=for Dismiss at the Cbmi. dc.
&Wooly has never afforded more conclusive
evidence ha proof at the curability of • disease than it has in
that of wiesimmtke.•—Carswell.
" !Aperients, convinces me that Dr. Hamadge's work Is foil
of luterset, sad matte the aptielal attention of prachtiessers."—
Lehr& Loggia: 1420p1111 sad Co.

PATiorr 1)U-us-Am- Pin Cox.
made on an contibutertes in clam
Dic!AILATIONS 01 DIVIDINDS. _ _ _

Bolan or Timm, Warruum, ]Maim 13.—The
Right Hoe. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council
far Trade have received, from the Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's
charge &airlines at LIMN enclosing a copy of a Pernvian
law, granting to foreign steamers all the privileges enjoyed
in the port. of Pena by the merchant vessels of that country,
accorthog to the laws and regulations of the Peruvian Cur
torn-boose.—Gareita

Jam AWL and WILLIAM YMEDIMIC-L CrILIMLASD, Middens
held, tango wade dealers—lst dividend ef es., say day, at
carnet's, Leeds.
latioa Bilaton, Staffordshire, timber merchant
7.lst.ifirldend of Is. 6d., any Thursday, at Hlmearl, Bir-

WILLILS Dream', Jun., Lsp.orth, Warwickshire, coach plater-
-Ist &Odessa of aid., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Binniogham.
Quatro Taurran, Wori ester, bookbinder-Ist divideud of
20. 314, any Thuraday, at Kinnear's. Bsrmingliam.
iXttfUl JOBl7ll Cloontri. Worcester, confectioner-1g dir4
deed al la. 814., any Tuesday, at Willinsocelk Birmingham.

March*. B. Wright, Ustetheint, hardwarrman—Mareb 17.
J. Westin. Manchester, paper merchant—March rt. J. Oilman,
HancherM, erbeelwright—Yuck tr. W. Bridge, Newton, near
Manchester. grocer—March 27. C. Yard, Ponitmloklanda, Lam-
mesh% doctor of medicine.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
C. Staplekm, gen., D. Mapleton, k. Stapleton, and C. Staple-
ton, Jun-. Batley Carr, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturers. so
far an rapids C. Stapleton, een.--A. StansSeld and U. Scholes,
Middleton, Lancashire, grocers—W. tato end H. CaW. Kilburn.
liuendrapers—lL Edwards and 0. Lloyd, Conran, Merioneth-
shire, drapers—P. Withers and T. V. ebb, Tetbury, Gloucester-
shire, Itneedrspers—A. H. Felker and H. P. Dlckreon, Maws».
road, hoeisre—W. K. W. Upjohn and I. Wood, King Witham-
street, Strand, clock manufacturers—J. Porrltt, John Richard-
0. rbietn, W. Senior, and Jo.laki Richardron, Dewebary,
Yorkshire. woollen manufaelareta so far as regards U. Tolson
—W. S. Eaniehaw and IL, P. W. Rutter, Blshopwearmouth, bat-
tars—T. Ludlam and J. B. Stubley, Rawtolds, near Cleckheston,
wool exeseetun -J. Tosallnaon and J. Ha pur, Derby, brick
makere—S. Wilson and A. Pletcher, Birmingham. machlrate—
IL Howasltt and G. J. R. Lambert, Brompton, toreign agents—
A. Lucid* and H. J. TildeyJ Porters, Hanipablre, wine am-
chants-4. Tomlinson and . P. Tomlinson, Liverpool. corn
brokers.

ALLICIED DEFALCATION& —Five weeks ago Mr.
T. B. Rae, the secretary to the Manhiboas Board of Guar-
. dine, wan girth into comedy of a charge of ontheralarnent.
At a meeting of the board held some time ago its solicitor,
Mr. Randall, Meted that the Guarantee Society were pre-
pared to pap a policy, guaranteeing the honesty and fidelity
of Mr. Rae, to the extent of 5001., and that Mr. Rae would
sign a bood to pay the remainder of the deficit appearing
in hie nonusers when able. At a meeting of the guar-
dians yieterriay, Mr. Charles Beaver in the chair, Mr.
Randall promoted a rtreig4 to be Mood for the amount re-
ceivable from the Guarantee . Mr. Harriag peo-
tinged agaieat its king signed. Thera was a criminal
clamp spinet Mr. Res. and the soupy was received oa the I Barr= 011143•2( ASYLUM, CL•PR•II-ItlBl. —A
audeastesclins that they were a* to *weenie. He would ' 'peal evert of the preteen mid subscribe= wan told ao
wish to know tf the Gleestaitee Soddy Weald set be topshi Monday, Mr. Marks Woollathe presiding, to sanction the
glirguisode of MT. Be.. The thebees• old he beloved treader of the kw of their looped atClapham-risa to the
tomprehtielog. teleor. Mr. anal' laid they canreWor of the Home fee I . Mr. H. Simpeoa,
wore eel; it Was eta* • googlies holoseem the board and the aoliator, nod the heads of the agreement, 'Wipe the
the ossiety. The rector realreited fact that the ac- purchase-asooey waa 2,600 i. Tho necemary rosolutiosa
esoataota bad giesocered an heed he Use books. After a wire .tried uthainionsly. The British Orphan Asthma
= 6.dloseaseico the receipt ;no tip soil the money ob- shortly Moves 1Q as eligible building close to the Slough
Molar to the onnerseitgitho Folivooeott. Railway Stages, which the directon obtained oa very
mest allelautimi list obothnho is the leads of Mr. • ednatesesme teem. TM local interest in the inetitutioe
asamlan,, cos oh* he *siva" " Theo, gentlemen, I shall is peak god wel a few of the residents of Clapham, who
geh appear." support a, ma* is matoscl. The committee are saki
tartISIVAL CAVITOS now MATAMOLLS. —Yee- ea appall to esebis them is cover an their additional
v the eager Ass silo Edwina Emrich* arrived ht apron& Th• oillOrni to Maligh ban been.. PoinnamilY
' the limey Mgt lielowase‘ wars safe at gOg bens=lra nthem haiLnigngtil noting oolgottim tit building
*Wet. . • • .• • .

It is seserted that an official report has been
addressed by thirteen priests to the Archimandrite
of Wilna, pointing out that the peasantry of the
districts of Wilna and Grodno are favourable to the
insurrection, and only await its soars to return
to the Roman catholic religion.
The Russian troops have committed maasacrts at
Driernovrioe, in the district of Biala. They also
profaned and plundered the churches.

BIZZIMAII, Nam= I 3

The Schleaische &Amy of today sari —" No
news bat been reoeived from Warsaw since yester-
day afternoon."
According to reliable information the immileate
have burned several railway bridges in the rear of
Sosnowicz, to prevent the arrival of Remits rein-
forcements.

Dombrows has been occupied by the ineargenb.
General Lsagiewies is reported to have taken sip
his position at that place, to give batik spas
favourable ground.

=MTh. MAiNs 13.

Advises received hers from Constatinople state
that numerous Polish refugees have recently left
that city. -

VIENNA, YAica 13.

Six thousand muskets, which were to have been
clandestinely forwarded from Russia through the
Danubian Principalities, have found their way into
the hands of the Polish insurgents.

GREECE.
TRIESTE, lifAlca 13.

Advices received here from Athens state that the
National Assembly has elected a committee to dis-
cuss the question of the suoseseion to the throne'
of Greece with the Minister of the Interior. The
committee is further empowered to come to an
independent resolution upon the subject, which will
be submitted for ratification to the Assembly.
Demonstrations in favour of the ex-King Otho
have taken place in Sparta, Calamita, Tricala, and
Locria.