The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-13 00:00:00

LA!q LLAIII NATIONS.

March 9. W. Thorne!, Arthez-terrelle,le India-road. Meat
salesman-March 9. J. SPAuliffe, Prlitees-.treat, Li
pecegmeer-March 9. D. Jones, Jewry-street. Aldmitial=
man-March it W. Braddon, New Hornsey-road, Holloway, reel
merchant-March 9. T. S. ilansbury, Fowkes-buildings, Great
Tower-street, and Langton-road, Camberwell, hemp dealer-
Marcia 9. P. Rogers Upper Lisaoarereet. Paddington. dalrylean
-March 9. J. Pouley, itoyal-eteeet, Lambeth, artificial manure
merchant-March 9. W. H. Belt Amelia-street, Walworth,
livery-stable keeper-March 9. J. Garrett. Tooting. I mai
March 17. A. Mackay, Chatham, staff usistant-surgcon-=
11. E. F. Heady, Whialciu-street, Clerkenwell, working keener
-March 11. I. H. Mortissore, Camdenaquare. Camden town,
atileney-March 9. G. Yarlett, Reading, boot maker-March 9.
W. Saddington, Wallingford. Berkshire, horse dealer-March 9.
W. Shaw, Ratlandderrace, Holloway, late general shopkeeper-
March 9. G. T. Malin, Queen's-terrace, Haverstock-hill. and
High Holborn, coach painter-March 9. Salome Willis, widow,
Alanorditreet. Clapham-March 9. D. Kavanagh, Calcutta,
master mariner-March 9. A. Goshawk, Church-street,
Canibera en, photographic artist-March 9. J. Osborn, Brook.
row, Baguigge-ii ells-road, timber dealer-March if. W. Smith,
Tottenham-court-road, coffee-house keeper-March 17. R. Speak,
Broadway, laidgate-hill, and Golden-lane, Barbican, boot maker
-March IL N.W. Day, water-hoe, Ortat TOWeratreet. carman
-Mareb 11. 8. State, jun., Hastings, blacksmith-March 11. J.
E. Hall, Celou-street. Islington, engineering draughtaman-
March 11. T. Collingridge, see.. Lower-street, Islington, watch
maker-March 11. W. Calyet, Oakkpetreet, Lambeth. smith
and tool maker-March 14.0. T. Linnard,Jaineastreet and John-
amt. Stepney. beer retailer-March 14. C. Mann, Baroarces-
inn. Middlesex-March 14. F. W. Dwarris, Tyersalreet, Lam
beth-Marth 14. T. W. Auger, Barking, Esser, late licensed
eictoaller-March 7. G. Barnes, Chatham, lime burner-March
14. W. H. ikerlagton, Hertford, seed merchant-March 14.
H. Hayward, landport Ham , brewer-March 11. J. Bun-
dey, Mary-street, 11.1131 -road, gentleman-March 14. A. A.
Kemp:. Slough, Bucks, clerk in holy orders- -March 14. J. E.
Finch. Beckon-road. boot manufacturer-March 14. J. G. Mayo,
Woburn-place, Russell-square. barrister-March 9 J. S. Snow-
den, Toole, street. Southwark, sell cloth manufacturer-March
9. B. Fifleld, GreeliF.am, 13erkddre, hay dealer-March 9. W.
Leach. Greenwkh, wine retailer-March 9. W. R. Irving, Bow,
clerk-March 9. F. J. Rice, Great Poi stand-et:mt. Middlesex.
attorney-March 9 H. C. eke, Aberdeen-place, Slaida-hill, gen-
sleman-March 9. G. T. limos. Broad-street, Itetctiff, ship
chandler-March 7. T. Marshall. Tottenham, fishmonger-
March 7. W. A. Butiival-road, Begeut's.park, operatic agent-
March 9. J. Galin, -street, Hoiden Old-town, plumber-
March IL 1. Beards, olverhamptee, cabinet manufacturer-
March 11. O. Wetheringtoa, Coventry, chemist-March 11. T.
Pool, Botcheetoch Leicesterahire, farmer-March 11. Mary Ann
Roe, West Bromwich. Staffordshire, edge tool maker-March 11.
R. Cocker, Aston. near Birmingham. wire manufacturer-March
11. J. Gee, Hanley, Stafford dike, hosier-March St. H. Hann,
Wevmorith, butcher-March 21. E. Jowelt, Bradford, wool-
stapler-March b. J. C. &Miriam Chesterfield. publican -March
h. J. W. Day, Nether Hoyland, caelownee-March 1. IL Hewitt.
Liverpool, publican-Feb. Se G. M'Clure, Manebrater. merchant
-March 10. D. Baotou. Macelealield, ailkman-Feb.26. T. Shut.
tleworth, Manchester, attorney-at-law-Feb. 23. A. abbitts, Bir-
mingham, bran caster-Feb.22 Y. Lawrence, Brunswick.place,
near the saintliest). gun at eker-Feb. 13. B. W. Groves. Birming-
ham, painter-Feb. 23. C. Graseraith, Birmingham-Feb. M. F.
Smith, pan., Birminghara-Y b. a. M. Hadley Brmtngham, jour-
neyman eocioefitter -Metal). P. H. Joon, Levenahumie,
• clerk-March 12. W.C'I Leigh. lancashire, cotton power
loom weaver-March 7. J. Ilsedonsid, West Hartlepool-March
7. J. R.binson, Burtouttpon-Trent, Journeyman cooper-March
2. I. Packman, Rochester, licensed victualer-Feb. eg. W. H.
Shears, Moretailiampatead. Devonshire, carpenter -Feb. 25. W.
Spanner, SAIMOWI., Isle of Wight, carpenter-Mara S. J. Brown,
Seeld, slater-March!. Ann Gotland, Sheffield, widow-Muth
14. W. J. Every, Woking. Surrey, engineer-Feb. 23. 7'. Aylan,
Stockton-on-Tees, shipbroker -Feb. X.. Golightly, Sedgelleld,
Durham, publican-March 16. H. Berry. Leeds, haydealer -
March le. J. Hotels!' and J. Snowden, 40116ersorne, Yorkshire,
contractors-Yett T. Page. Halesworth, Suffolk-Feb. 2d J.
Finch, Wisest, Suffolk, blackamith-Much 12. R. Smithson,
Lirimoldhy, Lincolnshire. farmer-March P. R. Wilson, /matey-
cum-Calverley, Yorkshire. shopkeeper-March 17. J. Oates,
Enareiborough, rent agent-Feb. 2.6. W. Evans, CardiT, lath
manufactiarer-MarAA SI. J. Hoboes, Windermere job
Feb. M. J. C. D. Greenland, Pt. Woolks, Monteoutluihire,
engine fitter-Feb. J. X. cunrow. Standee. Menmouthabire,
Innkeeper-Feb. SS. X Ettery, Newport, Monmouthshire, com.
mission agent for wises-March 8. B. Lane, Pelham St. Mary
Magdalen, Norfolk, cattle dealer-Feb. ta. B. Stone, Nettlebed,
Oxfordshire, chair turner-Feb. Se. J. Godwood, Prairie, Devon.
algae, seed merchant.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
Euraesin Nitwisa.s, Holly. hill, Hampstead. widow-Ist Mel-
deed of Is. ird , Feb. 17, and three =Liftmen:. Wednesdays, at
Edwards's. BesiaghaU strict.
WILLIAM WOODBAIDOI, Eirhy-ledlokee. Emu, farmer-Ist divi-
dend of be.. Feb. 17, sad three subsequent Wednesday; at Ed-
wards's, Baaingliallatreet.
RUBEL? Smiting. sea ,kparate Bridgewater-garde.,Barbican. bookbindtr-let dividend of 20e., Feb. 17, and three
subsequent Wedneadays, at Edward/a, bast
Rox? Spasms, Jou. separate estate', Briresenateirreet
Roe
.gardens„
Barbican, bookbinder-Id dividend of 204., Fob. 17, end ski...
subsequent Wsdnealays, at Edwardia. Basinghallabeet.
Wituan JAMIS TATI.EIt, Great Dover street, .surrey, army eon-
tractor-let dividend of lOW.. Feb. 17, and three subsequent
We'nesdaYs, at Folwarda s. Easlexhallatreet.
non is Backer Cousins, Lloyd's Coffeehouse and Pt. MiebseFs-
alley, underwriter-Ist ibruked of Is. 9d, Feb. 17, and three
subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Baslitgliallatreet.
ions Pt SILL. Abersavenny, coal men:bent-Ist dividend of is.,
any Wednesday, at Amman's.
Joan Ilmtalsoe. Carlisle. farmer-dividend of Ss eil., any Wed-
needay or Saturday after Feb. 16. at Halton's. Cint•de.
JOSS PiNDRIGIL Carlisle. Jolu-r-dlvidead of 100., any Wed.
nesdey or Saturday after Feb. IS, at Hattori's, Carlisle.
JA31121 AOAII.B. Carlide, coal agent-dividend W u.lyd, any
Wednesday or Saturday after Feb LS, at Haltons. Carlisle.
lents Shumate!, Carlisle. draper-dividend of h. any
Wednesday or Saturday of ear POE IS, at Haltoe's, Carlisle.

DI VI DEN D&-
Merrill. T. White, Cherch.rdrett, Hackney, wine merchant--
March 1. T. B. Pinyon, Northam, Sums:. termer —March 1. J.
stone, Canterbury, butarr—March I. C. G. Macon, Slyddleton-
street, tlerkenwell. hradebiuder—Feb. g, H. Balla Coventry,povision dealer—Feb. SI. J. Harrison. Gnishorouch. Yorkshire.
Innkeeper—lab. t 4 J. Hanks. Barkston Ash. Tor kshire. farmer
—Feb. I& J. liodsoll, York, rheostat—Feb. 25. Charlotte Atha.
York, widow—Feb. t,6 E Flay, Wrexham, Denleabstd.re,
Inspector—Feb. M. E Jones, Wrexham, publican—Feb- Irl J.
Evans. Wrexham, Denbighshire, cooper—Feb. 26. T. Evens,
Caergierlie. Elintahlre, leacher—Feb. MI J. Moore, Wrer.
Lam, Denblglethiro, painter—Feb. SE W. Ream, Wrexham,
aalinr—yes, kg, W. Sanderson, Wrexham, publican—March 11.
J. Masking, South motion. Devonshire, innkeeper—March 11.
T. Partridge, Chulndeigh, Devonshire, baker—Feb. ZS. W.Moogh-
too. Inskip with Sowerby, Lancashire, hay dealer—Feb. St. 11.
Runnalls, Itedruth, Cornwell, butcher—Feb. Se R. Runnel's,
PhllLuk, Cornwall, butcher—Ye,,. Se. A. Nicholls and A. Nicholls,
Dio., Rednith. Cornwall, builders—Marche. T. Rolling', Daman-
*our Ferichurch street, wine merobant—Marob 7. J. IL Dun
and E. F. A. Bop, New-street, Spring-gardens, dealers In Iron
—March 7. J. B Dunn separate estate!. New-street, Sprang-gar-
dens, dealer In Iron—March 7. F. F. A. Boyle (separate estate!,
Nem-street. Spring-gardens. dealer 10 Iron.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
H. Godwin and E Godwin, Darnley, Widen—C. Btnne and
J. Roberts. Oloucester.street. t =den Town, Milldam-1. War-
den and P. Whitaker. Church, Limitable.. meeaLeoorfa ehe-
inlets—Jarnee Hoyle and John Hoyle, Acre MDI, sear lebden
11r1Jsre, Yorkshire. cotton spinner. —G. Collie end G. Warren,
Ronitord. Ewa, aueboneers Green and J. Green, Drams-
grove, Worcestershire. grocer.— Marmust Moore Lelnt 5114
Emnii %.I.llia Slade. sallihnry, laillinrrs —w. Rooth, J. Mariand,
ma. 3. Haney, and W. Merland. Oldham. proprietors.
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LONDON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13.

Tit/ attention which a very thin House lent last
evening to a conversation on Poland, which a
year ago might have risen to a debate, was not
encouraging. Mr. HENNESSY had • good case,
but he presented it in so impracticable • shape, by
inviting the Government to stultify itself, that
nothing came of it but a very plausible objection
from Lord PALMERSTON to the publication of •
despatch which had not been sent. Mr. HENNESSY
reminded the House of Lord Russem.'it
aigaifi-
cant speech at Blairgowrie in September last, in
which the Foreign Minister took occasion to suggest
that, as Russia had not complied with the condi-
tions of her tenure of Poland under the Treaty of
Vienna, her title to the kingdom could no longer be
upheld. This, as we need scaroely remind our readers,
was almost in terms the substance of Mr. W. E.
FORSTER'S resolution last year. It was the very
"declaration" which the Polish insurgents had most
anxiously solicited from England. They had
never asked the British Government to fight or
even to diplomatise in their favour, but simply to
withdraw, in the face of Europe, its sanction from
treaty-rights which Russia had broken again and
again. Such • declaration from Lord RUSSELL'S
lips, therefore, was by the Poles socepted as •
pledge of the strongest moral support, and wel-
comed by all liberal Europe. Nor is this aIL
According to Mr. HENNESSY, Lord RESSELL'S
declaration, satinwood in the first instance to the
tenantry of a Scotch estate, was afterwards
embodied in a despatch to our ambassa-
dor at St. Petersburg. Prince GORTCHAEOT7
having read, and marked, but not digested the
Blairgowris speech, and being informed by Lord
NAPIEE that a despatch embodying its choicest
morsel was coming, recommended Lord Narita
to abstain from presen.Mg such • document to
the Russian Government; and Austria and
Prussia, no doubt for excellent reasons of their
own, concurred in this advice. So the despatch,
which had been duly signed, and sanctioned, and
approved, and sent off from England, was sud-
denly recalled by • telegram. Lord PALMERSTON
assures the House that there have been to his
knowledge many instances of a despatch intended
to be presented to a foreign Government being
recalled " upon reconsideration." But Lord
PALMERSTON does not mention whether these
instances occurred before the telegraph was in-
vented, when one messenger carrying a despatch
could be only recalled by another messenger over-
taking him. No doubt vacillating and divided
councils were not unknown in the days to which
Lord PAI-MEESTON refers ; but the correction of such
evils must have been physically less easy than it is
now. This "recalled" despatch. written in Septem-
ber, underwent a painful operation at the Foreign-
°thee, and was again sent off, and re-dated
" October." In the new version, the "declare-
" Mon" withdrawing the sanction of England
from the treaty-tights of Russia in the kingdom of
Poland, was altogether omitted. Mr. Hes/iron'
asked Lord PALMiIIaTON whether be would lay the
despatch in question on the table " in its complete
" form." Lord PALMERSTON replies, and, as we
think, with perfect right and reason, that "it
" would be exceed"sgly improper to lay before
" Parliament that which was not • deliberate act
"of the British Government." There is surely
no denying that the Palms Miruirrea could
give no other answer to a demand which Mr.
Harriowoiv can only have employed as a formula
for the sake of eliciting an explanation. And the
Pasmisit's explanation is a sorry one indeed. He 1
avows that the Poles have always desired • decla-
ration from Eogiand in the sense of the recalled'
despatch ; but he contends that to release the Ras-
sian Government from the stipulations of • Meaty
which it has al ways treated as waste paper would be to
" deliver the Poles bound hand and foottothemetcy