The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-10 00:00:00

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J. Richards, 1.. Jenkins, 11:11111, and T.. Jenkins, Soho,
near Birmingham, iron manufacturers, so far u regards
L. Jenkins and T. Jenkins—l. Jenkins, R. Hill, T. Jenkins, and
J. Richards, Birmingham, steel wire manufacturers. so far as re-
gards R. Hill and J. Richards—R. Sloseley and W. Moseley,
King-street, and Iledfonl•street, Coventstarden, tool makers—
Josiah Parker and Joseph Parker,Cannonetreet, City—J. Great°.
rox, W. Greatores, and it. B. Greatores, Akiermanbury, ware-
housemen, so far as regards G. B. Greatorex—W. T. Stevens and
.1. Teuton, Minorles, ship chandlers—K Brennan, J. Ormesher,
and C. A. Dufresne, City, general merchants, an far as regards
C. A. Dufresne—W. Bowden, W. Edwards, and H. L. Forster,
Manchester, Joiners—E. Law, A. Stott, and 0. Whitaker, Whit-
worth. near Rochdale, calico dealers—J. Nicholson and W. H.
Nicholson, Manchester, saddlers—R. Sugar and H. Sager Nei-
eon-in-Marsden, near Burnley, and Manchester, cotton spinners'
—E. Giddings and G. Ellis, Devises, wine merchants—C. J. Ber-
tram. T. H. Best, and R. A. Young, Newcastle-upon• Tyne, com-
mon brewers—W. Tillotson, H. Ramshottom, and T. Ranisbot-
tom. Burnley, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers—J. Bell and 8.
Speak, Tillotson. Staffordshire, charter masters—J. W. Dunlop sad
V. W. Crossley, Manchester. engineers—J. H. Dominic' and E
Dominic', Manchester and Bradford. merchants—T. W. Gale,
and It. Oxley, Beverley, Yorkshire, butcher--W. Mosley and a.
Hartley. Manchester, general warehousemen-0. Chappell and
0. R. Chappell, Lamb'. Conduit-street, Holborn—B. Cork, J.
Edge, J. Malkin, and W. M. Edge, Burslem, staffonlshire, earth-
enware manufacturers, so far as regards IL Cork—W. Hunt and
C. Kerby, St. Dunstan's hill, and St. Maryat-hUI. City, wise
merchants—M. Wilkinson, A. Wilkinson, J. Crowther, and X 1
Crowther. Halifax. worsted manufacturers, an far as regards I.
Crowther and K. Crowther—B. Canon, .1. T. Clifton. and J.
Beaumont, Rettly, near Huddervfield, masons—W.Charlesworth
and J. M. Yinnbudey. Kingston-upon-Hull, provision merchants
—T. Pell and G. Smith, Bradford, makers-up •J. Wilson and J. P.
Barron. Glasgow, cabinet makers—R. Brunadon and G. Brown,
Glasgow, sawed muslin manufacturers.
BCOTCH 8/QUI:STRATTON&
DANFIRI. MATRIZSON Glasgow, wino merchant, August 16, at the

Inuit', Hall, Glaagow.
BERY•Ftlill R•440I0, Dingwall, general dealer, August 16, at the
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Caledonian Hotel, Dingwall.
ANDRIAW scurf, St. Stemmas, farm *errant, August 20, at the
Commercial Inn, Anstruther.

STANFORD AND SIMON RA I LWAY. —This line
was opened on Thursday. It is si miles in length, and
ha* been carried out principally at the cost of the Marquis
of Exeter. Mr. Brydone was engineer, and Mr. Jackson
contractor. The line effects a junction with the Peter-
borough and Blisworth branch of the London and North
Western at Sibson. It will afford Stamford a direct route
to Northampton.

TELEGRAPHIC INTEuminfot.
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(111IITRIell TiLIKIWILL)
DEATH OF QUEEN MARIE THERESE OF

NAPLES.

'KU , Amour 9.
Queen Mario Therese of Naples died yesterday.
VIENNA, Avortrr 9, EvrgiNG.

The Dowager Queen Maria Theresa of Naples,
whose death is announced from Rome, was an
Austrian Archduchess, being a sister of the Arch-
duke Albrecht. She died of cholera.

THE CHOLERA IN SICILY.
AUGUST 9.
Cholera is making terrible ravages at Palermo.
The average number of deaths is 190 daily.

ITALY.
FLORENCZ, Amon 9.
Baron de hfalaret, the French ambassador, left
this morning for Paris.
Chevalier di Nigra, the Italian ambassador at
the court of the Tuileries, leaves to-day for Venice.
He will return to Florence to receive instructions
from his government before resuming his post.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, AyGoer 9.
It is stated that the King will return to the
castle of Bahelsberg from Etna without undertaking'
any further journey for the benefit of his health.
Count Bismarck is expected here to-morrow. The
first task to which the Federal Council will direct
its attention will be the sitting of the budget of the
North German Confederation, the chieftains of
which have already been determinedi upon.

BERLIN, AtCrliT 9, NVILIGNO.
The meeting of the Federal Council has been
definitively fixed for the 15th of this month.
Count Bismarck will be permanently in Berlin
after the 10th instant. Zeittier's Currerpondence of
this evening defends the supposed detention of
M. Dano as a prisoner by Juarez, on the ground
that France and Mexico are still at war.

VIENNA, AUGUST 9, EVENING.

The commandant of the Austrian war vessel now.
stationed in Candian waters has been instructed to
afford to Cretan fugitives an asylum on board his
vessel if asked for, and to convey to a place of
safety any Cretans seeking his protection.

DENMARK.
_ _ COPENHAGEN, Acorn* 9.

King George of Greece, the Grind Duchess
Olga, and the'Orand Duchess Alexandra, mother
of the latter, will leave Copenhagen on Sunday
morning. The French excursionists will arrivd
the day after to-morrow at Baraoer, where they
will be received by a deputation from Copenhagen.

PORTUGAL.
LISBON, AUGUST 8.
The United States gunboat Swatara has sailed
for Candia, by order of the American government
The American steamer Shamrock has sailed for
Madeira. The crops of wheat, oil, and wine are
short throughout Portugal.

INDIA.
BOMBAY, Micron. 7.
71bs. shirtings, sr. 12a.; 811bs. ditto, 7r.
40's mule twist, 13a. Cotton quiet ; Dholle
218. Exchange on London, Is. 111 a.
vernment Securities : Four per Cent., 89/ ; Five
per Cent., 106 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 111 i.
Freights to Liverpool, 355. The latest ondon
date is August 3.
CALCUTTA, Ammer 5.
8/lbs. shirting', 7r. 2a. ; 40's mule twist, 6a.
Cotton, 17/. Jute steady. Saltpetre, nothing
doing. Rice firm. Exchange on London, ls. 11id.
Government Securities : Four per Cent., 90; Five
per Cent., 106; ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 112.
Freights to England, 675. 6d. to 705.