The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-01 00:00:00

IAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, 1865.

THE CITY EXTENSION OF THE NORTH

LONDON JILLLWAY.

Shortly before 20'olook yesterday the guests of the
day met on the spacious, light, and airrplatforni,
comprising, amongst others, the Lord Mayor, the
Governor of the Bank of England, Mr. Beecroft,
M.P., Mr. Kinnaird, IL P., -Mr. Waring, M.P.
(one of the contractors for the line), Mr. G. C.
Glyn, ?LP., Mr. Alderman Copeland, Mr. Alder-
man Rose, Sir Cusack Roney, Colonel Creed, the
Rev. Mr. Rogers (rector of Bishops's*, Captain
Stewart, Mr. Ross Donnelly Mangles, Mr. Priokett
(chairman of the Stock Exchange), Mr. Tootal, Mr.
Forbes (manager of the London, Chatham, and
Dover Railway), Dr. Yates, Mr. Chubb, Mr. Saville
(of the London and North Western Company), Mr.
Clarke (of the South Western Company), Mr.
W. Hawes, Mr thigh, a deputation of the
railway companies having termini in the
City, &a A special train was prepared, in
which the company was conveyed from the terminus
in Liverpool-street to the junction at Kingaland ;
; the passage of the carriages, which was in a manner
alongside the roofs of the houses in a densely popu-
lated neighbourhood, being greeted by the cheers and ;
gratulations of the inhabitants, who gathered thick
at their windows and about the summits of their
dwellings, and held out all aorta of extempore ban-
ners and streamers. The convenient arrangements
of the junction were universally recognised ; and,
after sufficient examination and inspection, the
guests of the day were conveyed in the utmost com-
fort to the great terminus, and ushered into a large
marquee, where a luxurious (kit-finer was spread
under the auspices of Messrs. Staples, of the Albion
Tavern. Due justice having been done to the
liberal hospitality of the company under the
presidency of Mr. Bancroft, the chairman of the
North London Company, a number of toast* were
proposed and duly responded to. In acknowledge
nog that of " Prosperity to the North London
Company," the chairman, in the course of his obser-
vations, stated that the twelve miles of the tins
which was wider his direction had bees constructed
at a cost of 2,260,000/. ; that its average receipts
were 93,0001. per annum ; the average number of
passengers yearly conveyed was 8,496,000, at an
average fare of 21d. each ; while the dividend paid
was not less than 6 per cent. On the whole, the
proceedings were indicative of great prosperity to
the company, and considerable advantage and con-
venience to the travelling public—it being under-
stood, as has been already intimated, that the
opening of this particular extension into the City
has entirely taken away from the line its suburban
character, and erected it into a useful and indis-
pensable auxiliary to some of the most important
trunk railways of the country.

29. I. V. Wood, News/dm-marks& dairyman-Nov. 29. M. Aber.
hams, Strand furniture dialer-Nor. re. H.. 1. Drayton, Great
Ormond-shoat, Bloomsbury, vocalist • Nov. 19. H. Castle, bd.
wa. d.square, Ketteingion, cab proprietor-Nov. 29. M. A. Blu-
menthal. Great Prescott-OM; Goodman's. Selds, and Dray-
street, commercial road Seek hair manufacturer-Nov. 29. R. L.
Brooker, (Breese-place. thesisee. carpenter-Nov. 80. J. Warn.
bam and J. Watts. fikepberres-huse, ilumerton, confectioners-
Nov. 10. U. Ylldew, Brooktstreet, Euston-road, coschbuilder-
Nov. 30. A. Bryon% New Churebrued, Camberwell. anandasion
fteut -Nov. 30. C. ILrams, Booth-street, Spitalflettle, merdsame-
Nov. 30. A. R. T. Norman, Brook.street, laeresoodasy, veadist-
Deo. 6. J. Coles, John street, Minories, and Noriasstreet, Beth-
nal n, irannen-N0v..18. Sir R. H. Roberta, Harts Mdridtgl-
-villas, Bayswater, late paymaster in tie Ittit Lancers-Dec.
8. J. Peerlem, Brambly Rent, bnilder-Dec. & H. Peat& Pall-
mall, surgeon-Dec.lk W. B. Bainbeigge,Winchester, gentleman
-Dec. H. H. P. Marshall, Langliam-erseet. lietTiebone. Mite-
ray- -Dec. 7. J. Gaziey, monde's, Bedfordrisire. tailor-
Dec. 1. .1. Martin, Bradley. Staffordshire, licensed victualler--
Dec. 11. C. Frances, Moseley, Worcestershire, retell brewer-
Dec 7. W. T. Ward, Coventry, Warwickshire, silk dyer-Noe.
80. 8. Boyce, Stotteadoe, Shropshire, fanner-Nov. 30. J. Rat-
cliffs. Stafford, bulkier-Nov. 80. J. Crannage, Oldewinford, Wor-
cestershire, coniloleauD agent-Nov. 30. 1. Beasley, Beckenhill,
Wanvickehlre, steel manufacturer-Nov. 30. R. IBurchatt, Bir-
mingham, commercial traveller-Dec. 1. E. B. Davies, Hops:one,
Shropshire. - N ov. 27. W. lambert, Cheltenham, butcher
-Nov. 2u. J. Monts, tthymney. Monmouthshire, and Pontlottyn,
Olamorgauabire, grocer-Nov. 27. P. H. Pearce, Cardiff, boot
and shoe warehouseman-Nov. H. J. Wyatt, Neuhaus, 01011ces-
tenhire, farmer-Nov. Id F. W. Wilson, Sheffield, attorney-
Cidow, Sheffield, engineer-Nov. 23. J. Hartman,
Birkenhead, Cheehire, boot and shoe dealer-Nov. H. D.Willianta,
Llanfschreth. An4eses, draper-Nov. EL A. Many, Imakerley,
Lancaehire. merchant-Nov. 22. J. Beringer, Decoy Men, Lanca-
shire, intilwright-Nov. 13. W. Tindal& Meetly.. mincMen-
Nov. 10. J. Hamlin, Liverpool, grocer-Nov. 21. W. echo/kid,
Rtuhhlll, Yorkshire, mason-Nov. 16. R. Plummer, Bray, Bert•
shire, foreman of ironworks-Nov. la. W. Goss. Credited,
labourer-Nov. 9. 11...Mulilsenav Monmouthshke, tailor-
Nov. 18. J. Bond, WaWB. Staff covered harness tuna.
tars manufacturer - Nov. .J. Horn. Crook, Durham, draper-
Dee 9. R. Beffirement, Winterion, Linaffitshim, butcher-Nov.
IL W. Brown, Jarrow, Durham, plumber-Nov.ll. C. Bagshimr,
!minden, Warwickshire, watch finisher-Nov. & F. Welke,
lorebridge. 81aficvdshire, labourer • Nov. 17. .1. Bennett. fimatb-
wick, Staffordshire. accountant's clerk-Deo. 6. C. Brampton.
Bt. James's End. Northamptonshire,, boweleller-Nov. L. P.
Hewitt, Leamington Piton, Warwickshire, bster-Nov. U. J.
Bell, Newesetkeu -Tyne, bootamaker-Dec. 6. J. Thompson,
York, Innkeeper-Una. A N. Rempin, Edithwestoe, Rutland-
shim, stouemason - Dee. 6. R. Ocala, Elton, Butlandshire,
schoolmaster-Dec. 6. V. Melbouree, High IV7 combo, Bucking-
hamshire, grocer-Nov. le. 0. inanissgs, Little MI/Nord, Cam-
bridgeshire, ahopkeepsr-Nov. 14. T. Gwynn. Cambridge. bolter
maker-Nov. 20. J. Cook, Sheerness, engieeses assistant fitter
-Nov. 20. C. Moore. Sheerness, leading man of fitters-Nov. 14.
H. A. Niblett, Eastbourne, Sussex, phwltic artist-Nev. 17.
J. Goodman, Crantield, Bedfordshire, twat labours,.
DICLARATIONS OP DI 1111Dri.
TUDIZILICK VALI/11111Z Boorlisr, Cleveland-streets 771•10 y
square, ironmonger-Ist dividend et L. Sad.. Nov. I, and
three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Beetegbeffie
street.
Jens THOILAS, Olduireet, St. Luke's-Id dividend of fa. 7r...
Nov. 1. and throe subsequent Wednesdays, el Edwards's,
ainthall-street.
Gnomon Comqur-sr, Whitton, near Hounslow, licensed victualler
-Ist dividend of Is. led.. Nov. 1, and three subsequent Wed-
nesdays, at lidwardes, Basinghell-street
JAW YkILILLICK Evans, Havilotreet, Camberwell, clerk in
Somerset-house -Ist dividend of Is ffid., Nov. 1, and three
subsequent Wednesdays, at Bdwerds& Badnghall street.
11.10RMeD MN!, Cowley, oxford, builder -Ist dividend of
ra. .od., Nov. 1. and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Ed-
wards's, Basinehallotreee.
WILLIAM bleniceoienn COYNE, Old Bond-street, Piccadilly,
licensed victualer-Ist dividend of 4a., Nov. I, and three
subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basinglallotreee
CHAILES SiXBT. lbstmell and Brighton, fineste, seedenten-ht
dividend of 9a, Nov. I, and throe subsequent Wednesdays, at
Bdwar,iss, lissinghall-street.
LDWAttI. ILDWAIWS, &POW', near Liverpool, konformder-let
dividend of led., any Wzdneld:y. at Turner's, Liverpool

Nov. '2O. W. Stamford and H. Mumford, Klogston-on-Tbsenen
boot makers-Nov. W. Carol ine Arnold, widow, Barteireet,
Bicomsburregoare, boarding-honse keeper-Nov. 20. T.
Winchester-bulidings, City, mining agent - Nov. 20. P. Graham,
Newstreetsquare, City, printer-Nor. 20. C. Smith, Cottenharn-
road, lioroseproad, grocer-Nov. 20. Mary Gibson Richard.,
widow, Qween's-terrace, Camden.town, stationer-Nov. 20. IL
Tanner and G. F. Tanner. Lower Thames-street, custom-home I
agents -hov. 20. G. Banton, New-street, Covent-gardens, holder
-Nov. 20. C. C. Browning. Park-lane, Middlesex, and Lincoln's-1
ion-fields, late chief clerk in the Court of Common Pleas-Nov.
IL C. G. Bole, Gravesend, clerk W Somerset-home-Nov. 16 T.
i Mart* Blackbims-road, licensed victualer-Nov. 16.0. Clubb,
Colchester, engineer-Dec. &W. 8. Bocoufa Irladbory Wore's-
tershire, farmer-Nov. 16. C. Coders CM, Gloucester-
shire, miller-Nov. 16. T. IL Davies, y and Llano!, Car-
marthen-hire. mantra osanuhscturer-Nov. M. M. Bath, Balks
ham, Wiltshire, draper-Nov. 23. G. Prichard, Newgate-stroet,
brush manufacturer-Nov. 80. W. J. Thomas, Bay, Breconvhire.
attorney-Nov. 20. J. T. Wilson, Bristol, wine me:cheat-Nov.
16. C. Webb, Morphs, Cheshire, cotton mannfacturer-Nov. U.
J. Andrew, Man luster, banker-Nov. 10. L. Whittaker, jan.,
Bolton, Lancashire, waste dealer-Nov. 18. L Morrie, Ithyl.
Plintshire, grocer-Nov. l& L S. Jones. Rhyl, Fliotabire,
racer-Nov. St. I. elimpson, Bradford, Yorkshire, commladoo
worsted spinner-Nov. 21. R. Redman, Bradford, Yorkshire,
late grocer-Nov. IL A. M•louvin, Bradford, Yorkshire, com-
mission agent-Nov. 21. C. Wormald, Bradford, Yorkshire,
hackie manufacturer-Nov. 21. J. Morgatroyd, Calverley, York-
shire, cloth manufacturer-Nov. 11. J. Jeffrey, Calverley, York-
shire. clot& manotactuou-Nov. 31. 0. Marsden, Cleckhastoo,

Yorkshire, taior.
PARTNIRSHIPS DISSOLVRD.
T. Bill and T. W. Hill, taiwestry, Shrum&lre—J. Barnett and
P. Astons, Graoe-alley—R. Rowley, J. E. B. Mostar, and J.
Birka, Longton, Staffordshire. chins msnatacturers, so tar as
regards R. Rowley—T. Harding, H. W. Harding, and H. T.
Harding. G:asslimme street, Regret-street, button manufacturers
A. Robinson and J. Hobson. Rawtenstall, Lancashire, stone
mason—lL D. Grey and R. M. John, Ashton, Lamm; ire cotton
spinners—A. Sommerville, D. Leonsrdt, and W. Catwinkel, Bir- I
mingham, nterehauts—A. Guidaton and H. S. Sterrin. liingston.
upon-Roll, tailors—D. W. Nell and T. Barnes, Trinity-puns,
Tower-121U, Norwegian merchants-7: Boughton and . Barkley,
Liverpool, pawnbrokers—B. Dickinson and T. Hoboes. Bradford,
Yorkshire,
_cabinet makers—J. Lightbown, H. W. Lightbown,
end T. Lightbea Blackburn, Lancashire, winders, so tar as
regard/. T. Lightbown—a. T. Griffiths and J. alcklabotham,
Birsoinohani, surgeons—W. D. Learracuutt and J. De=,
South Shields, booksellers—J. Borland and C. Gledhill,
Lane .alure, boot manufacturers—H. Broadbent and J. Marsden,
Oldham, Lancashire, sewing machine manufacturers-11. Will-
cocks and J. Knapatan, Torquay. Devonshire, Ithendrapers—
R. Holden and B. Duckworth, Accrtngton and RaertermalL lon-
maitre, contractors—G. Blamer, P. Boar, and J. G. Blamer, West
Hartlepool, Durham, iron tounders—B. Jolley and J. C. Pike,
Loughborough, Leice.tershlre, elastic web manufacturers—J. M.
Green, .1. gist, Rosin* Green (executon of T. Green, deceased,.
and J. H. Green, West Bsrako and Aldhom, Esser, millers—
:. Keighley and IL Horn, Yorkshire, wean= Inantifse-
turms—Y. W. Ralph and S. S. Rai, Saint Swithia's-lane. City,
stenoners—T. Brotherton and J. Coiner, Manchester, yarn
merchants--Catherine Mary Taylor and Bin Prior, Upper Toot-
ing, Surrey, millinen —W. Shape= and .1. Graven. Birmingham,
general dealers—W. Reed and H. Shanley, Commercialetreet,
Shoreditoh, oil merchants—Y. Green and J. Standish
ham, wholesale druggists—W. Hunt, J. P. Kirby, anlnt.T.
Kennelly, London, Liverpool, and Oesbermotown mad Port
Elisabeth, Cape of Good Hope, merri ants—W. Bunt. J. P. Kirby,
D. H. Kennelly, and R. P. Thornton,* inerchmata—R, Bors-
tal' end IL Hainsworth, YMukirs, ale end porter
dealers—R. Pailthorps and G. W. Blnns,Lancashire,
coal dealers—C. A. Thomas. F. G. Thomas, A. Robertson, and
IL B. Borst, Liverpool, brand.rmtlens—T. L Gery sad S. Ed-
wards, Daveutry. Northamptonshire, solirmora--W. G Hyde and
C. A. Graves, Outten-lane,Cheapside, woollencontosladon agents
—J. Fergusouand Company, Auchenheath, Leamahsgow, coal-
masters ; Lan.elleld Forge Company. Glasgow ; Ayr Water Com-
pare and Galloway Steam Navigation Company, so far as re.
the executors of the late J. B. Tellies, Queenaalli—J.
ten., and G. A. Berry, Aberdeen, Jewellers.
SCOTCH SZQUBSTBATION.
Gunton Marianna, North Berwick, fishmonger, Nov. 7, at the
Sheriff court-room. Haddington.

At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, the Slit I
day of Oct., her Majesty having been pleased to appoint the '
Most Honourable George Chariot, Marquis Camden, K.G.,
to be her Majesty's lieuteaent of the county of Braces, his
lordship this day took and subscribed the oath appointed
to be taken thersapoc, instead of the oaths of allegiance,
supremacy, and abjuration.
FOREIGN-OFFICE, OCT. 25.—The Queen baa been
graciously,sed toappoint James Plaptar Harris, William
Pons Williamsl Freeman, and John Gordon Kennedy,
Ewa., now third secretaries, to be mooed secretaries in
her Majesty's diplomatic service.
Foamax-orrios, Ocr. 26.—The Queen has been
ously pleased to appolat Georp Buckley Mathew.
Req., C. 8., now her Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to
the Republics of Cestml America, to be her Majesty's
Miiister Plenipotentiary to the United States of Colombia.
Founos-orrms, Ocr. 27.—The Queen has bean
pleased to approve of Doe Estevan Micelle/ Ryland se
Consul at Malta fee his Majesty tte Emperor of Meziew.
WHITEHALL, OCT. 50.—The Queen has been
pleased to present the Reverend Donald McLeod to the
new church and parish of Dumfries, in the presbyteey and
musty of Dumfries, meant by the transportation of the
Reverend bialoohn Campbell Taylor to the church and
parish of Montrose.
ST. J•mrs's PALACE, Ocr. 25.—The Queen has
been pleased, ois the ecaninatioe of the Right Hoooerable
Lord Foley, to appoint Captain William Frederick Portiock
Dedsoo, on half-pay of the Royal Marines, one of her
Majesty's Honourable Corm of Gentlemen-at-Arins, view
John Dutton Hunt, Em., deceased.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Wee Ass. Yee- Total. MA
1611225211. open. sewn. &Lidos. 1266. 1801 e.
Week Ally W.
Biaabes. end C.L SOO 2,858 565 2,418 1,016

wait sodtoo 6ept. 9.
13iihia sad 649 lraorloott. 7 199 161 669 179

West ending Oct. 14.
I. Aust. d Lombardo-Van.
(S~outh AnM.Line) 1190 14622 Sent 49.7e0 62.261
(Lonsbardo,tCeotrelltab eel 4,46 6,227 Islas 11.913
Lince of the Piedmont Oil 11,663 16,113 24,413 21.616
IA est ending Oct. ft
Brecon and Merthyr ...
Week ending Oct. IS.
glaagow & South WIMIIIIII 140
Week ending Oct. 29.
Cambrian
Una; Lateraboarg tot I,leB 4,411 5.1410 4.n13
Widen and li/inkwell 1,676 get 1,611 1,771
Metropolitan
Harth London $ 1.080 1,121 3.416 2.166

C 4 388 87$ 1,383 1,180

10,824 9,707

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