The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-17 00:00:00

DECLUATIONS OP DIVIDKNDS.

Omani PADWOLE, Jan., Northampton, shoe manufacturer—Lt
dividend of la. Sid., Sept. 17, and three subsequent Wednes-
days, at Edwards's, Baanigitall.street.
THOMAS BUTIMOS PATTISON end PILCURRICC MILES, LliltreaCe
Pountney-hlll, City, stationers-2nd dividend of 9id., Sept. 17,
and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Baslaghall-
street.
MANOIL JOAQPTH !OASES and Aram° Swans, Mark-lane,
City, general merchants —lst dividend of 11}41., Sept, 17, and
three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basinghall-street.
Joss CiisPEAS, Cambridge, bootmaker —lst dividend of Ss. ed.,
Sept. 17, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's,
Basinghall-street,
Raibiilci ELLYITT. P.wtsea, hatter—Pnd dividend of 11d.,
Sept, 17, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's,
Badngliaillareet.
SAMIAL RUGERS. London street, Paddington, corn dealer-Ist
dividend of ls. S}d Sept. 17, and three subsequent 'deduce-
days, at Edward's, Basingimilwtreet.
MART ASS BUM, Canterbury, boot seller —lst dividend of

fa 110., Sept. 17: and three inbsequent Wetinesdaya,WEd-
wards' liadeghaliatreet.
NUTTER BLLtSlue Sout3anipton, lead merchant-Ist dividend of
Sept. 17, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's,
Basiashallatreet.
°kola' PRVISALL, Sunderland, shipbuilder-Ist dividend of
3s. any Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
NATHAXIIL Wlm.y North Shrlds.haiLdwarentan—lst dividend

;i1i7.3,1.:any Saturday, at Baker's, Newouttle-upon-Tyue.
Join RUDEST, Birmingham, umbrella manufacturer—lat divi-
dend of Si., any Thursday. at Whitmore a, Birmingham.
DIVIDENDS. _

Sept. 30. If. Oratton, Surrey, draper—Oct. 2.
T. Jenkins, Isriwyillso, Glsmorganshire, bulider—Oct. & M.
Chariton, Seacombe, Cheshire, licensed victual er—Oet. & K.
Dobson, Bolton, bleacher—dept. 29. Sarah Radford and J. Rad-
ford, Ilanchestr, umbrella man.tifoclFrers79ept.. M. J. Stewart,

Asiiitt-uuder.Linc, licensed victualler—Sept724. J. Floral!.ld,
eart.m.heath, Lancashire, farmer—Sept. 41. P. Anderhub. Man-
chester, fancy bag maker—Sept 29. W. Mills, Walsall, Stafford-
shire, broker—Sept t 9. S. Jones, Walsall, Staffordshire, carrier
—Oct. 7. T. Oarstsag (separate estate), Blackburn, machine maker.

Various rumours are current of some fighting at
P,oolesville, but nothing definite can be asosetaiseeL
The Feder&ls have evacuated Aoquia Cheek.
The New York Revak( reports that the Confe-
derate General Bragg is marching towards the
Ohio River through Western Virginia with 20,000
men.

The Governor of Pennsylvania has issued a pro-
olamation calling upon the people throughout the
state to form volunteer organisations.
The government clerks in Washington have com-
menced drilling.

The New York Times thinks that unless the
Federal cabinet is reinforced with new vigour and
ability the Union cause will be overthrown.
The New York War Committee propose to raise
two armies of 50,000 men each, to be commanded
by Generals Fremont and Mitchell. They are to
be raised under Federal authority, but, if govern-
ment refuses them, under some other authority.
The Governors of Maine, New Hampshire; Mas-
sachusetts; and Rhode Island are holding 'council
in Providence.
General Halleck has refused to call out the New
York City Militia, asserting that they declined to
remain when the danger was more imminent than
now. All the colonels of the militia regiments
indignantly deny this statement. The controversy
continues.

Louisville is greatly excited by the report that
the Confederates have attacked the Unionists at
Shellyville, thirty miles distant.
The Confederates under Breckenridge and Vau
Dorn threaten New Orleans from the direction of
Carrodson. (1)
Wilson's Zouaves are expected at New Orleans.
It is officially announced that whenever coupons
of Federal stock are payable in foreign countries
no deduction will be made for the tax ; but
on dividends and coupons payable in America the
tax will be deducted without regard to the residence
of the owner.