The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-12 00:00:00

DECLARATION OP DIVIDEND.

finntril. Roan and ItorairWlLYYFiSi,-11nolion, Devonshire,
drapers—further dividend of hd., any Tuesday or Friday, a
...Lynch's, Exeter.
DIYiDUDS
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Oct. 11. J. C. Wilson, Lme-street, City, colonial engineer—
Oct. 28. A. H. Randall, linsbury.square, surgeon—Oct. 19. C.
Warne, Byleham, Suffolk, linen manufacturer—Nov. T. W. H.
White, Southampton-street, Strand, coal merchant-Nov. 7. J.
Osborn, Aldershot, grocer—Nov. 4. G. Osborne, Ludgate hill,
eheesemonger, and St. Bwithln's.lane, flahmonger—Nov. 7. A. W.
Reeves, King-street, Hammersmith, colour merchant—Oct I&
J. Beeson, Birmingham, druggist—Oct 23. J. W. Johnson, Ridg-
way, Devonshire, licensed victualler -Oct. 21 W. Oath, Brad-
ford, stuff merchant -Oct. 21 J. Oddy, Leeds, shoe nianufae-
tarer—Oet. 2s. R. Hell, Kuottingley, Yorkshire, innkeeper —Nov.
11. P. A. Belzberg ;separate estate, Liverpool, merchant—Oct.
25. 11. Bimmer, Liverpool, boot and shoe dealer—Nov. 11. R. H.
Campbell and J. Percival, pm., Liverpool, provision merchants—
Nov. & J. Anderton, J. B. Anderton, and J. Le Couteur, Run-
corn. Cheshire, skipbullders—Oct. 22. W. Ilizen, l'nolo, Dorset-
shire, prof (don dealer—Oct. 22. Mary Palmer, Whltehaven,
Cumberland, dealer in husiesy—Oct. 11. J. Stubberfield. Has-
tings, corn dealer—Oct. 11. W. Parsons, Eastbourne, Sumex, fun-
keeper—Nov. S. J. SIB and W. Watson, Liverpool, merchant/.

PARTEEKSIIII% DISSOLVED.
James Pickup, H. Pickup, John Pickup, and E Pickup, Dean,
Lancashire, cotton spinners, so far as regards H. Pickup—J.
Berrie and J. J. Vicxximan, Newton Heath and Manchester,
flock manufacturers—F. Theed and R. D. Broughton. Rhyl,
Flintshire, arargeoes—R. Dawber, W. Ciente', and T Dental, Lin-
coln, ministers so tar as regards W. Gentel—W. Orate and G.
Wright, Sheffield, brewers—A. Smith and C. Verity, Derby and
elsewhere, coal dealers—C. W. Scott and G. Varga*, West India-
road, Poplar, tallors—W. Long and E Long, Hounslow and
Ealing, Middlesex, auctioneers—W. Jones, I. Sharp, and 11. 10.
Pease. Middlesborough, chemical manufacturers, so far as re-
gards I. Sharp - T. Gwillint and G. Owilllm, Waterlonplace. and
Naseatt-place, Commercial-read Est, eheceemmigers—T. Whit-
taker and M. Rourke, Manchester (Parent Packing Oil and Tar
Waterproofing Company;—E. M. Norris and U. Norris, St. Ives,
Huntingdonshire, bourn-Akers—J. Oar rood and F. H. Gower,
Pakenham, Norfolk. engineers-8..1. Mills and Mary Aim Mills,
ilk-he-der, Sussex, bukhers—l. Wilkinson and J. G. Fraser,
Birmingham. paper dealers—W. P. Sinclair, T. Sinclair, J. Sin-
clair, T. Met Sinclair, and J. 11. Uverpool, merchants
—W. it. Gamin and G. E Quick. Long-lane, Bermondsey, oilmen
—T. Wood and J. Marsden, King's Bridge Mill, Huddersfield—
Mary Ann Waddington and C. E Waddington (trustees of J.
Waddington, deceased', and W. E. Warlillm,don and F. E. Wad-
dington, Coleman-street, City, umbrella manufacturers, so far as
regards Mary Ann Waddington and C. E. Waddington—J. Davis,
IL Walker, Y. Walker, and 11. Walker. Manchester, merchants,
so far as regards .1. Davls—J. Ingham, O. Ingham, and A. Law,
Haywood. Lancashire, cotton manufacturers, as, far as regards
A. Law—T. V. Gardner and J. Borman, Birmingham, wholesale
haberdashers—S. Carter and C. Priestman, Eastchesp, tea mer-
cbants—J. Kirkham and T. Meyer, Catherine-street, Caledonian-
road. manufacturing jewellers—W. D. Wallet and T. 11. House,l
Minories, ship chandlers—W. Cabman and J. W. Coward,
Chester, leather merchants—W. C. Benjamin, J. G. Benjamin ,1
and J. W. R. Benjamin, Deptford, builders—l. S. Manley and
11. F. Riddlford, Little Bell-alley, city, grocers—H. T. French
and J. SI. Barnard, Serillowlane. At. Paul's-churchyard. mantle
merelnulta—T. Hutchinsen, M. Hutchinson. and H. 0. Hutchin-
son, Barnmeray, Kent, and Bread-street, City, carpet maniac-
lavers, ae far as regards H. G. Hutchinson—J. Stoneman and
F. W. Van Heyningen, Postern-row, Tower-hill, knife cleaning
machine manufacturers—J. Cotton, G. Slater, and L. Cotton,
Blackburn and Llresey. Lancashire, power loom cloth manufac-
t_ames- a., far as regcrds L Cotton—l. Covell and J. Whitehead.
imffilleld. near Blackburn, Ironfonoders—M 'ribs' Goddard and
F. Goddard, Nottingham, tronfounders—W. Tltley and Y. Bald-
win, Bath, general provision menhants—J. t'. Stark 'deceased,.
and ft Cash, Torquay, Devonshire, hotel keepers—J. Hands and
T. Hands, Birmingham, and Milk-street, Cheatiskle, electro plate
manufacturers—J. H. Smith and M. Palley, Little Hoeton,Vork-
shire, stuff manufacturers.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
MAPYItEW CRArits Future°, Airdrie, soap merchant, Oct. 21,
at the Royal Hotel, Airdrie.
JONATHAN CLAIM. Glasgow, pastry baker, Oct. 111, at Drum-
mood's Temperance Hotel, Glasgow.
Banal TATLOR. Mwchllus, grow. Oct. le, at the George Hotel,
Kilinanseck.
HCCIR DONALD MACLEAN, Dingwall, Ross-shire, baker, Oct. 22,
at the National Hotel, Dingwall.

MUNIFICENT Gtrr. —Mr. H. H. Morris, who
has recently passed a highly successful competitive eismi-
nation for the civil same* of India, has addressed a letter
to Mr. Alfred Eames, the secretary of the Royal Naval
School, in which he enclosed a cheque for 50W., "in re-
cognition of the advantages received by himself and his
brothers, and in gratitude for the way in which his old
school meets the wants of professions themselves contri-
buting to the just glory of England." This munificent
donation conriututes Mr. Morris a vice-president and life-
governor of his old school, and gives him the privilege of
nominating a gratuitous pupil during his life.
CRYSTAL PALACE. —ONE SHILLING DAT.
FRIDAY, Ocr. 11.—Admissions on payment, 974 ; ditto
by imam ticket', 746. Total visitors, 1,720.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(asurn's TrxsoßAms.)

THE INVASION OF THE PAPAL STATES.
ROME, Ocr. 10, EVENING.

Tranquillity continues to prevail in this capital.
Despatches received to-day state that the insur-
gents near the Tuscan frontier and in the province
of the Sabina are considerably increased in num-
bers, and are moving forward. All the Pontifical
troops available have been despatched against
them. Severe fighting is expected.

FLORENCE, Ocr. IL

According to advicea from the frontier, the
various insurgent bands in the Papal States are
being reinforced and organised, while for the
moment avoiding all engagements. Confirmation
has been received of the statement that the Ponti-
fical troops are moving in force in the direction of
Orte, to prevent the junction of the bands with
the insurgents commanded by blenotti Garibaldi.
The Opinions publishes a proclamation of Aarbi,
dated the 9th inst., from Torre Alfina, near
Acquapendente.
Some small places have been successively occu-
pied and abandoned by the insurgents and the
Pontifical troops.

PARIS, Ocr. 11, Enonsa.

The Patric of this evening denies that Prince
Napoleon has addressed a letter to the Emperor.
The same journal publishes an article in which
it says :—" The state of affairs, both in Rome and
the Italian kingdom, acquires every day a more
serious character. The tame and indifferent atti-
tude of the Roman population, who allow things to
take their course, diminishes the power of resis-
tance of the Pope's regular troops. On the other
hand, the agitation in Italy enables the Garibal-
dian agents to reinforce the bands which had first
taken the field, without the government in Florence
being able to stop this incessant invasion. The
cabinet of Signor Rattazzi sees itself threat-
ened with isolation, in case things continue in their
present state for any length of time, the mistaken
national sentiment of the Italians throwing itself
entirely on the side of the Garibaldians."

The Patric also announces that Riociotti Gari-
baldi has arrived in Florence. The same paper
denies that a numerous band of insurgents had
appeared in the vicinity of Orvieta. The Italian
troops, it says, stopped, on the 10th inst., nume-
rous individuals attempting to enter singly the
Roman States. There are only two collections of
Garibaldians—une near Orbitello, and the other
near Frosinone.

BAVARIA.
MUNICH, Ger. 11.

The matrimonial engagement between the
King of Bavaria and the Duchess Sophia is
semi-officially said to have been broken off by mu-
tual consent. The King entertained a decided
disinclination to the match, and the Duchess
Sophia formally released his Majesty from the
engagement.
The Ultramontane party represent tho occur-
rence as a secession from Austria.