The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-14 00:00:00

DECLARATIONB or DlviDirde.

JO= Per and Westminster
Liverpool ; and Willow-walk, Bermondsey, array contractors-
4th dividend of lid., July 16, and any subsequent Monday, at
Cannank, Basineffiall-street.
THOMAS Diann, Jon., Nottingham, upholsterer-2nd dividend
of 1}(1, July 16, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's,
Nottingham.
Sankt& STEVENSON. Leicester, dealer in yarns-Ist dividend of
ts 4d., July 10. and three subsequent Mondays, at Hants's,
Nottingham.
OgOlOg CASn.li BINGHAM, Nottingham, boot manufacturer-1d
dividend of 4e., July 16, and three subsequent Mondays, at
Harris's, Nottingham.
JOSHUA ETRI, Sheffield, grocer-2nd dividend of lifd., and Ist
and Snd dividends on new proofs of 4s. 61d., any Tuesday
before August 11, at Brewin's, Sheffield,
JOHN TAtton, Sheffield, auctioneer—lst dividend of bd., any
Tuesday before August 11, at Brewin's, Sheffield.
Janus cage, Chesterfield, boot maker-14 dividend of b.
any Tuesday, at Brewin's, Sheffield.
80/int WALE= kseparate estate), Sheffield, builder-Ist divi-
dend of 3s. 241., any Tuesday before August 11, at Brewin's,

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JOHN LYONS. Sheffield, steel manufacturer-2nd dividend of 11.,
and Ist and Ynd dividends on new proofs of tic, any Tuesday
before August 11, at ftrewin's, Sheffield.
konsirr CARR separate estate', Sheffield, glass manufacturer-
-Ist dividend of Ba, any Tuesday before August 11, at Brew's'''.

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J Aims WOOD, Manchester, cheese factor—.2nd dividend of
July ft, and any subsequent Tuesday, at ?meet's,
cheater.
DIVIDENDS.

August 3. L. Cook. Or-Jii Tatu—b-ritige-street, Hackney-road,
boot manufacturer—August & H. Harvey, Hatton-garden, Hol-
born, lamp manufacturer.
CIIITIFICATES to be granted, unless came be shown to the
contrary on or before the day of meeting.
August 3. L. Cook. Great Cambridge-street, Hackney-read,
bout manufacturer—August 3. H. Harvey, Hatton-garden, Hol-
born, lamp manufacturer—August 7. W. Smith, South Shields,
Durham. shipowner—August 0. O. H. Walton, Somerton, isomer-
setaldre. Unendraper—August 6. J. Yates, Oldbury, Worcester-
shire, grocer—August 7. Sophia Anne Aulton, Nottingham.
smallware dialer—August 6. J. Slater, Leeds and Oultou, York-
shire, stonemason—August 6. K. Noble, Northoirrun, Yorkshire,
Joiner.
PAKINKREHIPS DISSOLVED. .

E. J. Riolgwa-y7ndr L. J. ALlVrti7n,llanley, Staffordshire,
earthenware manufactureni—lL Lawrence and J. Edwards, Wel-
liannlVlltafrowTtiriler leek, t'Sitir—J.
11""re, gumenn-, irijiarlissoward,rega jun
ds ./.
Howard, juu., and W. Howard—J. Driver and L Fletcher, Brad-
fool, Yorkshire, cotton dyers—K. R. Daunt and J. Wilson, Old
Broad street, City, bill brokers—R. Moser, F. Moser, Masse,
IL Moser, and 11. J. Moue, High-street. Southwark, and Dow-
gak-s hart, Upper Thames-street, merchants, so far ea
regards
it. Moser—T. tarter, gen., and T. Carter. Jun., Chester. builders
—W. Madders and J, J. Haney Manchester, embroiderers by
mitehloery —I. Warner and C. Warner, Winchester. Hampshire,
attorney.—W. Butler, W. B. James, and B. Barker, 13road.street.
buildings. City, whir merchants—P. H. Bailey andJ. 0. Stewart,
Liverpool, COEII merchants—W. Radgard and W. E. Wilson, Lin-
coln, brewers—T. Barker and W. C. Mullenger, Besides, Suffolk,
Ironmongers—C. Belem and J. R. Lee, Backinghamotreet, Strand,
wineyort—W. W. Kettleweli, B. A. Dabble and J. N. Batten,
Catena* and Manchester, so far as regards R. S.. Drabble—
J. SI. Robson and C. Soul. Lawrence-lane, Cheapalde—J. Lucas
and D. Taylor, Haddonfield, and Lockwood, Yorkshire, plumbers
, A. Laaearldi, G. P. Learn% C. P. Laeenrldl, and E. Morris, Man-
' cheater: London: Leeponl ; and Marseilles, merchants, so far
as regards IL M . Simpson and T. Daws, Strand, hotel
keepers—W. Cook, Y. Cook, 0. Howes, W. Hocken, W. C. Bird,
and C. Cole, lian4aslar--J. Burlingtuuu and J. J. Burlingham,
King's Lynn, Norfolk, grocers—J. Jones and S. Charksworth,
Nottingham. tea deslers—J. A. Hankey, T. Hankey, W. Wilson,
G. Hankey, B. Hankey, and B. A. Hankey, Mincing-lane, City,
merchants, so far as regards B. Hankey.
SCOTCH BEQUEBTEATION.
ANDRtW MURRAY, Edinburgh, hotel keeper, July 17, at the Ship
Hotel, Edinburgh.

Dovrumn-arrnarr, Jinx 9.—The Queen has been
pleased to direct letters patent to be issued, under the great
seal, appointing the Leal Bishop of Montreal and hie Inc.
censors to be Metropolitan Bishops of Canada.—Gazettc
DowNtnn-wrnr.tr,..luut ll.—The Queen bus been
pleased to appoint Archibald Paul Burt, Eaq., to be Civil
Commissioner and Chairman of Quarter Sessions for the
Colony of Western Australia ; Francis Spencer Wigley,
Es q., to be Attorney-Genesal for the Island of Saint Chris-
topher ; John Palmer Esq., to be Treasurer for the Island
of Saint Lucia ; and MacNamara Dn., to be Treasurer
for the Island of Deminies—Oardte. .

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SYMPATHY WITH GASIBALDI. Meetings Are
held almost daily in different parte of the country to sym-
pathiee with I Mrilialdi and his cause. In Glasgow the sub-
scriptions are coming in rapidly. The North Brifialt Daily
Mail yesterday says :—" The committee forwarded Imo.
ther 200 f. on Wednesday, being the eighth weekly remit-
tance—making a total of I,ssoL—from this locality. The
subscriptions received during the past week include 100/.
Iron, 'a lady,' being her third subscription. When we
mention that this lady had previously subscribed 1501.,
making a munificent total of 2501., our readers will perceive
bow real and true is her sympathy for Garibaldi and the cause
of Italian freedom. We regret that the modesty which
usually is the handmaid of feminine greatness and goodness.
should have induced this noble-minded lady to request the
committee not to publish her name. However_ we are
guilty of no Farhat when we state that the name belongs to
one of the oldest and most respected families in the Scottish
baronetage, having estates in the north and also in Lanark.
shire. In the note to Mr. Kempt, the tresaurer accompa-
laiiing the subscription, she says --` She earnestly ;rusts that
bidden nest triumph will be the downfall of the exe-
crable Neapolitan Nero. Garibaldi, in his glorious enter-
prise, has the earnest wishes el every true Christian for his
'success.'"

HUltDftlt Or A SUFFOLK biII..rri•Mart.—PORTS-
YOUTH, FRIDAY.—A private of the Suffolk militia artil-
lery, named John Wickham, was Lilt night murdered in
Portsmouth by a fish hawker, named David Mullins. It
appears that Mullins went into the Golden Bell public-
house, in St. fifitry'selreet, in company with three other
men, and commenced a convereathm about gunnery.
Shortly afterwards the deceased entered the lame house,
and Mullins taunted him with not understanding his call-
ing, at the same time using very offensive language. Wick-
ham replied that he (Mullins) could not teach him, and the
latter then knocked himdown upon the floor, and was in the
act of repeating the assault when • waiter, named White,
hearing a scuffle. rushed into the mom,
_and seised both
his hands. While so doing, the fellow kicked his victim
violently on the forehead, and he died in • few minutes
afterwards, the skull being fractured. Mullins then hastily
left the house, but was pursued, captured, and banded over
to the custody of the police. An inquest is appointed tobe
held tonight, before the borough coroner.
" Mr. Frederic Jones has published • set of
/Stereoscopic Views of the Interior of the Chapel Royal of Rt.
George's, Whwhow In
are of remarkable merit. TMdepth
of lows dirk ergennades, whit Ilse mystic obecnrttiea and acci-
dental flashes of Utak le tendered with • fidelity to nature tin-
equalled by anything we have ever seen In stereoseopea."—Athe-
mourn, June Si, IMO "Highly Interesting and valuable."—Dally
News. The series complete in seat free on receipt of • post-
Mee order for S7s, or two samples for L. id. Wholesale and
for erportatlon—Prederle Jones, 146, 01.fordsOrwit, London,
nearly opposite Bond-atreeC.—Adrertheasant,