The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-22 00:00:00

BANIC/lIPTCT ANNULLED.

rob. 10. WILLIAN irICHAIDS CLACTON, LIVISI/001, ant:floater.
JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS.
LANDED Inv Inman DOXPANY (LOMB), March 21, at 1, at
Basinehalletreet—to 131111 k• a esE.
DECLAIATTONS OP DIVIDENDS.
JOSEPH SOWinwr and Czsigie THOMAS TAPPON, itegenScircus,
Oxtordetreet, and Hull. silk mercers-Ist dividend of 4a. 2d.,
Feb. 65, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwerda's.
Beshighalletreet.
Niue Maus and IsainuaL WILLIAM BISHOP, Surreystreet,
Strand. navy agents—Srd dividend of Yld., Feb. 2u, and three
subeequent Wednesdays. at Edwards's, Badngßsllatrest.
Hagar BULL fihide, isle of Wight, corn merchant-Ist divi-
dend of Is. 10d., Feb. 26, and three subsequent Wednesdays,
at Edwards's, Haainstreet.
Jowl Mu Mama, bander-Ist dividend of is, ed., any
Wednesday, at Amman A Bristol.
buns TISHRI, C 1..,,, scrivener-Ist dividend of lid., any
Wednesday, at Amman's, Bristol.
DANIEL WHAM, Bristol, haulier --let dividend of Is. Al., any
Wednesday, at *crannies, Bristol.
JOHN SHATTOCI, Bristol. Innkeeper-Ist dividend of 54., any
Wednesday, at Acre:ones, BrietoL

March 7. 8. Jones and Y. 8. Viarwick, Luton, Bedlordeliire,
iroinuonnere—Mareh 5. 1. Gadaby, Camden-town, licensed etc-
tuaUer—liArch 7. H. Worthington and W. Oillibrand. aside,
Lancashire, cotton raanufacturers—March 10. 0. Whittaker,
Radcliffe, Lancashire, farmer—March IS. R. M. Krohn. tread-
street, City, m vehant—March 15. 1. Levitt and M. T. Levitt,
31/aeries, chronometer manufacturers—March 15. J. Norris,
Peckham, Surrey, wholesale stationer—Match 14. P. Judd. Cha.
nun cross, tolm.xonist—Harm 14. T. C. Barber, Gravesend:
(trays. Fame and Enfield, Middlesex, currier—March 14. H.
Frankel', Manchester, importer of fancy goods.-3larch 15 J. 3t.
Martin, Cheaterfteld, Yorkshire, Ironmonger—llarch 14. J.
li M•Dougsff, Buenos Alm amd Liverpool, merchant.

CJOITIFICATBS to be rented. makes Game be SWIM to the
contrary on or before the day of meeting.
March 14. C. A. Joseph, Strand, hotel keeper—March 40. E.
Wright, Vyton. Beets, cowkeeper—Marth 16, O. Butcher sod
S. J. Butcher, Vork.road, [leg's-croas; Great Northero Beltway
Station; and Aklnueratreet, 8n0..h111, coal merchants—Merck
is O. C. Bingham, Nottingham., boot manufacturer—March 48.
S. Bateman, Blrrainehant, factor.

PARTNIERSILIPS DISSOLVED.
11. A. Brightman and J. L. Taylor, North Shields, chip brokers
—A. Low, C. Green, J. Wood, and J. Disco, Liverpool, and Po.
remelt. °COWS. COMEILMOR merchants.SO far no regards C.
Orem and J. i %on Wheeler and W. G. P. Phlllpotto,
wich, drapers—S. Gray and J. Naylor, Halifax, shoddy 'keton—
e. J. Jolland and Sarah S. Barney, High-street, Nowingtou hurls
Oakley.terrace, Rent-road: Gloucester-place, Brixtouread and
Hedgerow, Islington, dyers—F. Booth and '!< Carrie., Pinner's- ,
hall. Old Bnaul.street —U. Dawson and H. Illverwood, Shelley,
Yorkshire, fancy cloth manufacturers—T. Hands and J. Shep-
herd, Larentry. Nottlughamehire, and Rugby. Warwickshire,
boot manufacturers—W. A. Heaton and .1. Howarth, Rlackberm
Lancashire, cotton spianers—T. Higgins and H. Higgins, 'bottom
oth Moor, Lancashire, tallors—J. Rogers and J. R. Rogers, Vic-
toria-reed, Plmlloo. toy WIIATIESISSICSR—T. Gouldechrough,
J. Liam and R. Motbef, Manchester, waistcoat manufacturers—.
B. L Beat and J. R. Hopewell. St. Ann'splace. Cowmen:la-
med East, plumbers—J. Yeargley and W. Temple. Savage-gar-
dons, Tower.hill, wine etsrcheate—A. Howley and L H. Limb,
Upper Thames-street, City. Lino workera—B.Howthorn and W. B.
Lialt,screeL4quare, merchants—A. °Wing, Jun..
-and
R. C. Odling, Liman, drapers—B. Dan and C. Laing, North
Shields, shipbuilders—T. Senior and T. Lowe. Benton. Lana-
shire, bat tip printers—W. Proctor, J. Proctor, and F. Fletcher,
Iftori Colliery, Shropshire. coal masters, SO far as regards F.
Flakier—W. Gray, J. Callender, and W. ilivington, Hartle.
pool, drapers, so far as regards W. Gray—J. Michael and W.
Mldgley, Midget, Yorkshire, joiners—E. Blakemore and E. Ellis
Woinethury, tredfordehlre, ironfounders—A. Limnos and H.
Rawson, Liverpool, stockbrokers—J. Trotter and R. Harker,
Asirelp, Yorkddre, butchers—J. Donn and E Hotta, liaeup,
Lancashire, peaces
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
Some BUTCEISOII, Glasgow, manufacturer al hyper sperm oil,
Feb. 21, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
Unman Rountson, Cupar Fife, publisher, Feb. PI, at the Royal
Hotel, Cupar File.
WAWA'S MARION, Xyleakin. Inverneasehlev, Innkeeper, March
S. at the Royal Hotel,Portme.
ALEXANDIR WALLACE MUM= and WILLIAM HUNTER, Dundee,
drapers, March 1, at the Royal Hotel, Dundee.

GLOUCESTER ELICTION.--GLOUCTSTEE, FRIDAY
EVIDOSO.—Tbe writ moved for bat night by Mr. Berkeley
ku been received here, and the nomination has been fixed
for Tuesday next, and the poll on the following day. The
city is all on the qui rine, 6841 Y is always the cue, each
candidate is owtaU of =COOK There is of course to be no
bribery, treatise, coercion, or intimidation this time, but
everything is lobe done on the parity principle. The con-
servative party bovine held a public meeting last week.
the libemb have their tura to-night. A public meeting in
announced for eight o'clock, at which Ileum Berkeley
and Powell, the liberal otadidst4s, aro to address the
cantors.

TSI P1110,061D ROAD ACROSS BIDS PARC
Yesterday th.. Metropolitan Board of Works had a long
meeting .with closed doors to amider a communication from
the Hon. W. Cowper, First Commissioner of Works, to the
idea that he would undertake to procure for the board the
funds neocaary to enable th board to form the proposed
plad through Hyde-park, bat that the route mart be nearer
Kensington-gardens this at present proposed. Alter •
keg decuarion it was revolved that • reply be went to the
Tint Commissioner, stating that the board would make the
seed as loon se the route was Axed and the board endowed
with the re, ante fund/ he orlitslisut.

A SQUID BY ♦ Mama? Misurrza.—An amusing
squib hes lately appeared at Oxford, which may be attri-
buted, we believe, to a eery learned scholar, who is also
one of our ablest statransea. Carried ewer by the high
spirits consequent upon having fairly launched • profound
work on which he most hare been long engaged, he has in
the most unprovoked manner sung a firework among the
deripbersrs of old-world inscriptions. In a pamphlet, en-
titled " losoriptio Antigua, in •ggroro Bruttio nuper reports.
Edidat et interpreiatos est J. Brom:dos," he twists out of
our old acquaintance, " Hey diddle diddle," &c., an esoteric
meaning. Arranging it •

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them by their analogise with other tongues. Hey is proba-
bly belt's. • alibis ILOian : di ddlc is evidently akin to dedit :
rk, • word whose frequent repetition proves its im
is updoubtedly the wane as dens : catand must be atm
Di. : corium is a plass when several roads meet, like
trinum, And so be eventually produce. a
sonorous inscription, interpreted In a most satisfactory moo.
ea. We are glad to see that at least one member of the
ministry is in excellent spiritm—Loudon Review.
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me, wound,. doers, old all deseelptione et sores. ore wed by
end diligent tee el We kieethneble preparation. To
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According to advice's received here from Athens,
the Greek Chambers assembled on the 14th inst.,
and unanimously voted a resolution expressing
their devotion to the dynasty, and Mating that
vigorous measures would be taken for the suppres-
sion of the insurrection. On the 15th and 16th
inst. troops and National Guards were despatched
from different quarters against Nauplia, where a
provisional government had been established, con-
sisting of Judge Peturezos and four advocates.
Public and private property was respected at
Nauplia, and the spirit prevailing among the in-
habitants was good.
VIENNA, Pea. 21.
Advices from Athens state that the capital and
the provinces are quiet. The insurrection is con-
' fined to Nauplia. General Hahn is already at
Argos. The feeling prevailing in the army is satis-
tfactory.

THE FRENCH CHAMBERS.
PARIS, FIB. 21.

In to-day's sitting of the Senate M Pietri pro-
tested against the attacks made upon the Adminis-
tration of the Interior, and said that as soon as the
Empire brought forward the great international
questions the men belonging to the old parties made
opposition to it. " The Napoleonic dynasty," con-
tinued M. Pietri, " is the incarnation of the Genius
of France, and will reign as long as it renews
its strength in the resources of democracy and
liberty." M. Pietri maintained that the Pope, as
a temporal sovereign, is subjected to the fate of
his neighbours, the absolute sovereigns.
Cardinal Morlot repelled the distinction which
it was sought to establish between the French
clergy and the clergy of other countries, and said,
"The French clergy have but one wish, via., the
prompt solution of the great question of the Papacy,
and that this solution may be as happy a one as all
good and sincere catholica desire."
The general discussion then closed, and the first
paragraph of the address was adopted. At the
reading of the second paragraph M. Isurochejac-
quelin pointed out the dangers caused by an mar-
ahical press.
The discussion of the paragraphs of the address
will be resumed to-morrow.

THE PENINSULAR MAIL.
SOUTHAMPTON, Pro. 21.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Tagus has arrived here with the above mail.
She brings eight passengers, 3,3761. in specie, dia-
monds to the value of 3001., and 1,066 packages of
sago. She experienced heavy south-westerly
plops and tremendous seas as far as Cape Unbent.
LISBON. Fn. 17

(Par Tagua via Southampton).

There has been great agitation in the neighbour-
hood of Guimarals, in consequence of the law re-
cently presented by the ministry for the transfer of
the lauded property of the religious brotherhoods
into government securities.
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The government were nominally defeated in the
Chamber of Peers in the voting respecting the
ministerial measures taken during the illness and
death of the late King and Infante Dom John, and
the subsequent tumults in Lisbon.
The opposition orators declared that the Marquis
de Lould and his colleagues took no energetic mea-
sures throughout the late events, and that their
administration was unworthy of the confidence of
Cortes.

The deputies however have given a vote oflcon-
fidence in the Ministers.
It is rumoured that on account of the defeat of
the latter in the Chamber of Peers, there will be a
modification of the Ministry.
The Infante Dom Augusto is quite convalescent.
On the 16th last Lisbon was visited by a
terrific thunderstorm. The lightning struck a
Portages° barque and cargo lighter in the harbour.
The former had to be beached in order to be saved.
The latter sank, and her crew were drowned.
Several buildings in the city have also suffered
from the storm. The. Tyne sailed for the Brazils
on the afternoon of the 14th inst.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

Exchange on London is quoted at 53k ; on Paris,
32.00 ; on Amsterdam, 42.50 ; on Hamburg, 47.75;
on Genoa, 5.30. Three per Cent. Rental, 470
Coupons ditto deferred, 43.1 ; Lisbon Bank Shares,
580 ; Oporto Commercial Bank, 260 ; Oporto Mer-
cantile Bank, 260 milreis.

BURNING OF THE SCHOONER PARAGON.
PLYMOUTH, Fax 21, Emma.

The schooner Paragon, of Whitstable, chartered
by the government for conveying 1,400 bags of
bread from the victualling• yard to Deptford, took
fire here this evening, when on the point of sailing.
She was beached at Crensyll, where she buret to
the water's edge.
Three hundred bags of bread were saved.