The Express.
London, England, 1864-12-10 00:00:00

[Stamped, ld. Additional.]

23. H. Hughes, Llanychalarn. Cardkouuthire, labourer—Dee. 21.
J. R. Tremlet; Salford, rt.:memo:to—Dec. 20. D. Drake. Hee-
strldge, Scoueraolablre, coal merchant.

BANBRUPTCX ANN-I'LL/ID,

Nov. 2. NORM MI; Cerne AbbeA, Dorsetelare, Innkeeper.

DIELEBATIONB Or DIVIDEND&
P1111:1 TATUM, SalTrott Walden. F.abei, ironmonger-2nd dM•
deed of em. Sid, any Monday. at Cannon's, Baaingitsil-
street.

WILLWX HAMM% OM. Martin's-le-Grand, bodifirr-1R dividend cd
lid• did, any Monday. at (moan's,Baslnsballetrect
THOMAS DAVIS, Klntbury, Berkshire, licensed victualler—let
dividend ot 71d., any Mends', si Canaan's. Bsaingball•
street.

Ti 3 Shafteabury, Bimetal», Salunomer—lst divi-
dend of Is. 21d.. any Monday. at Canaan's, Itaainlistreet.
WILLIAM Hlnarce, Aldershot. military tailor—lat dividend of
la, any Mooday, at Cannan s. Butrighelletreet.
Written Intini (separate estate), Burstein, Stsffordshire, earth-
eoware manufacturer-Ist dividend of Sa. bd., any lhunday,

at Kinnear's, Birmingham
JoHP Pismire% Upper Bullingimm, Herefordshire, hanker—
rod dividend of ion. any Thunday, at Kinnear's, Bir-
mingham.
JAILIS ALLEN, Manchester, publican-Ist dividend of la. Id.,
any Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester.
LARY Bagmen, Preston, ironmonger—Lt dividend of rid., any
Tuesday, at liorgan's, Manchester.
Ogoitat lenamorrox. timidieworth. Yorkshire. Banes' lee-
nufacturer dividend of M. Id., soy Tuesday, at Morgan's,
Manchester.

EDWIN iliiiiinokk• Bohm, Manchester, draper—bit dividend of
as., any Tuesday, at Yampa's, Manchester.
Jong M•LAOOIILt7, Preston Brook, Cheshire, tamer-Ist divi-
dend of la art, say Tuesday, at Morgan's, Ilsachester.
WlLLtax Km, Manchester, dealer In fancy woollen cloths—
end dividend of OIL, soy Tuesday, at Yuman's, .
Man-
cheeky

adman iddolta. Niaehattar, merchant—lat dividend at la.
any Tuesday, s llargatia lasselwaer.
JAxis SITIVALL. itachdals. cotton Winer—tat dlyttitad at
L. Bd., any Tuesday, at Morgan's, Itanebestar.

DIViDZIDS

Dee. to. 7. 01111 am, Innkeeper—Dsc n•
W. Inns, Dorset-tnewe, Claphsm•road, builder—Dee. n. J. CA
Wangler, Oxford. watch manufacturer—Dec. 19. 0..1. De Winton
De Winton, Milketreet, Cheep&le, woollen wsrehonsemen—
Dec. 22. S. Bowers, Norton Bridge, Staffordshire, farmer—Dec.
21. Emmeline Thome:hie Burrow. Falmouth, milliner—Dec. 19.
B. H. Baldwin, Cutleford, Yorkshire, watch maker—Dec. 19.
0. W. Naylor and 0. Claughloa, Leeds, and Crown-court,4h4aot
side, woollen manufacturers—Jan. O. J. Tomachits, IA
communion agent—Dec. 17. T. Woodward, Leverton. Lincoln.
shirt, butcher—Dec. 12. J. Reeves, Shrewsbury, 11011190.1 vic-
tnaller—Dee. 22. H. Powell, Shreweline2, groosr—Dee. U. J.
Bonnetto, Mogan, Cornwall—Deo. 22. C. Raney, Mosso. inn-
keeper—Dec. 22. R. Pointing Gwetined. Cornwall. grow—Dec-
-22. T. Nankivell, Mogen, Cornwall—Deo. 22 P. Andrew,
Camh•irne. Cornwall—Dec. U. Elizabeth Nettleton, Leeds,
lodgingtouse keeper Dec. 21. 0. Bennett, Middletoo,
near Leeds, blacksmith—Dec. 23 J. Large, Leeds, boot maker—
Dee. IS J. Middlebam, tbadwell, near Leeds, small farmer—
Dec. 21. J. Jackson, Boldernees, Yorkshire, miller—Dec. SL W.
R. Recent, Roster, painter—Dec. 21. W. Courtney. Woodbury,
Devonshire, blacksmith—Dec. 21. J. Tottle, Heavitree, Devon-
shire, sh.ernaker—Dec. 11. 1. Serge, ern., and R. Stun Jun.,
inter, smiths—Dec. 19..1. Partlow, Aston, Warwickshire, hay
dealer—Dec. 19. A. Burton. Birmingham. gun polisher—Dec. 19.
T. Holloway, Birmingham, late publican—Doc. 19. J. Taylor,
Birminghem, jeweller - Dec. 19. T. Bembrldge, Birmingham, vic-
tualler —Dec. 19.0. Rose, Birmingham, Iron founder—Dec. 19.
J. Nelson. len., Barbecue, Staffordshire, tailor—Dec. 19. J. S.
Riley, Birmingham, powder Mask manufacturer—Jan. 10. C.
Deane, Fredericks-plate, Old Jewry, merchant—Jan. S. J. R.
Plan, Birkeuheed. brickmaker.

PARTS mans DIMLY'S.
C. Fisher and W. C. Steward, Whitcharen. Cumberland. ship
Waken—J. Sandell and A. Holmes, Walsall, Staffordshire,
panters— O. Ashworth and L. Scott, Accrington, Lancialure,
lock dealers—T. A. Farmer (deceased) and C. IL Farmer, Gains-
borough. Ironmongers—W. lekeraley and C. W Read, coetrac-
tom—A. H. Lerew and a. O. Lerew, Cardlogionatrest. Ramp-
otead-r.ad, auctioneers—W. 0. Lane and F. W. Hannell, Brigh-
ton, curlers—W. Mellor and C. Wooldridge, Haney, Stafford-
shire. builders—AY. S. Moffatt, C. Hough, H. Braacington. and
C. Brassington, Oughty Bridge, Yorkshire, paper manufacturers
so far as regards C. Hough—T. Lord. A. Lord, K Lord, and W.
Lord, Todmorden. Yorkshire, machine makers. as far as regards
A. Lord—H.ll. Coleman and P. Bradley. Yeschurch-etreet. atter-
. Mercer. Jun. R. C. Mercer. .1 Haydock, sad J. Bentley.
CI theme and Meuchmter, calico printer—T. Potter, Jun., and
T. Agate, /Declaiming. Surrey, drapers—lL Young and C. E. Chad-
dock, Addle-street. City, linen collar manufacturers—J. Langton.
see., and J. Langton, jus, Beauvoir-place, Kingsland-road. oil-
men E. Beetle sod J. B. Cattier, Liquorpoodstreet, Gm'slcr-
road, naturalists—R. Moreland, aen , and R. Moreland Jun.,
Oldetrert, Lukes, millwrights -B. Bolster and E. 'D. B.
Walhancke, Leadenhalletreet, upholsterers—J. L. C. de Salles,
P. de P. & Pereira. and J. I. Tavares, jun., Cannon-street, CIO/
counulealon agents, so fares regards Y. de P. S. Pereira.

BOOTCH szeirsenunoss.
ROBERT SNUB, Glasgow, plumber, Dec. 15, at the Factilty.lull,
tilaAgoW
DINED TIME. Glasgow, wine merchant, Dec. IS, at the Faculty.
ball. Oleagow.
ROBERT GRAHAM, Will* (TOW, Dec. 13, at Dowelrs Booms,
Edinburgh.
Jens LAW. Uphill, late farmer, Dec. 17, at Dowel's Boma,
Edinburgh.
EIDICLAIR WATERS. Aberdeen, horse dealer, Dee. 17, at the Lemon
Tree lintel. Aberdeen.
Kot AIM= Moos, Tain, spirit merchant, Dec. 17, at the St. Deans
Tots.

IMPURE LITERATURE.—Mr. Samuel Bevan, se-
notary of the English and Foreign Library Company, writes
to the AtAmmo; that the notice of the diracton having
been drawn to the fact of the appearance in the company's
list, of the " Anopyres" class of books, instructions have
been given to withdraw such works from circulation, and
to suppress their titles in any future cathlugues of the
company.
COMMISSION ON CLERICAL Scasealmon.—Dif-
foresees of opinion occupied the commission for several
'hours last Friday, and after all, the report was not finally
agreed co. It is anted in well-hammed quarters that it bad
been originally intended that the report should have been
prepared by Mr. Napier who has given so much attention to
the question before the commission, but that the Bishop of
Oxford urged that the task should be undertaken by Mr.
Walpole. Ultimately two reports were proposed, one by
Mr. Walpole, and another by Mr. Napier. The
feeling of the majority was in favour of Mr.
Naples's, when the Bishop. of Oxford, having stated
that he could not sip it, presented soother of his
own. Last Friday, the Tad inst., the three reports
were all considered and discussed, when Mr. Walpole's was
rejected, and the question was then restricted to the Bishop
of Oxford's and the Irish ex-Chapoellor's. Lord Harrowby
sad Lord Lytteltoo proposed and seconded the Bishop of
Ozford's report, whilst the Bishop of London and the Dean
of Ely proposed and wooded Mr. Napier's, which was ulti-
mately carried on • division. But the report, although car.
ried, was now subjected by the Bishop of Oxford to a kind
of hydraulic pressure, and was considerably diluted, in order
to Recurs unanimity. There it to be soother meeting oe
the 200, when it is hoped that all may be settled. But we
have already staled our conviction that the Bishop of
Oxford's interest in modifying the terms of clerical sub-
scription is quite subordinate to his design of availing him.
self of this question as an marine for the revival of canyon-
tioe—thst is, the convocation of clergymen without any
adequate infusion of laymen.—Berord.
THE REV. MR. HILLYARD AND THE POOR-LiAla
BOARD.—At • meeting of the Board of Guardians of the
Norwich Union, on Thursday evening, a letter wee read
from the Nev. E. A. Halyard, the chaplain, who had been
requested by the Poor-Lon Board to resign his appointment.
The clerk to the guardians had written to Mr. Halyard,
asking him to comply with the order of the board, end had
once received the following letter:—"Palace Plain, Nor-
wich, Dec. 7, 18134.—Sir,—I have informed the Poor-law
Commissioners that I do nos acknowledge the justice of
their drciairm, and decline to resign, but demand of them a
formal dismissal from the °Bin of clientele to the union.—l
remain, sir, yours truly, E. A. BILLTAMD." It was
unanimously resolved that the clerk should be instructed to
write to the Poor-law Commiesiociers, communicate the con-
tents of the above letter, and ask them to declare ea 'paddy
as passible the aka of chaplain vacua, in order that the
guardians might be empowered to elect &pother chaplain.
CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES AT WOOLwlcll.—The
annual festival of the members and friends of the co-
operative provision, coal, and other societies at Woolwich
took place lest evening at the Town-hall. After the cloth
was removed a public meeting was held, the chair being I
occupied by Mr. Hugies, who referred to the development
of the cooperative system in Woolwich during the past ten
years, which eau evidenced by the fact that the amount now
annually received was 40,0001., and etch society was in a
Nourishing condition. The Rev. Henry golly, secretary of
the Working Men's Club and Institute Union, delivered
an argumentative address in favour of the co-operative
priaciple, and after a vote of thanks to the chairman the
meeting separated.
SMITHFIELD CLLR CATTLE Snow.—" CIAAINO
DAT."—lip to the close of the cattle show last evening
nearly rei.ooo persons bad passed through the Agricultural-
hall, of which number something like 130,000 bad paid for I
admission. The character of the weather yesterday and the
unpleasant fog which prevailed no doubt deterred many
person from min the show • visit, who otherwise
would have done so, but nevertheless there were
more than the ordinary number on • last day. It
is a remarkable circumstatice that notwithstanding the
distressed state of some of the animals, especially from /lir-
inieghant,oe their arrival, and although they have been
much disturbed by the critical eliminations they have un-
dergone, there has been no single case of sickness or ninond
of may animal. As usual a great main sales were effected
during the afternoon, but still there are • great number of
the prize mann& reesaisieg on hand, more especially in the
Hereford and Leicester sheep clued'. The show filially
closed at nine o'clock last evening.
The Lack, a very fine and new paddle steamer
Weeded for Nassau, ru route to Wilmington. sailed yester-
day from Liverpooltunder the command of Canon Griffith,
who is well known inthehlookading !world.

(itdrertilleMelit ti—t.HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND
MIS —Hop• tor all Weer their ailments, none need de-
spair of being cured till they have tried these Inestimable reme-
dies. Whether the disease he Internal or erternsi, spontaneons.
or the result of violence : if • cure be possible, Holloway's medi-
caments will effect K The severity or duration of tae malady
is no bar to the wrsocomful influence exerted by these intwin rued-
cmes, which cleanse, purify, sad invigorate every solid and fluid
In the body, and completely renovate the digestion. They rea-
der every organ of secretion healthy. Time, admirable antidotes
to dtseave act immediately on the absorbent system. lungs, heart.
sad circulation, whereby they invariably give energy, tone, sod
vigour to MI the natural tsactissi of We.

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The Cotwatutionnei of this evening contains an
article, signed by IS. Limayrac, upon the connec-
tion between Tunis and Turkey. The writer
reverts to the declaration of France that she would
not permit any change in the nature of the rela-
tions between the Bey and the Sultan, and would
oppose the establishment of Turkish domination
over any part of Tunisian territory. Speaking of
the journey of the Tunisian envoy, Kaireddine, to
Constantinople, M. Limayrac states that the Bey
and the Divan had declared it to be a visit of pure
courtesy.

"U, however," continues the article, "he had
the mission of modifying the present conditions of
sovereignty in the regency, it is known both at
Constantinople and Tanis how France would meet
such a pretension."