The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2, 1867.

YR. NEAT', 11.1%, ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS.

The annual dinner of the Druids' Lodge, No, 69,
took place last evening in the Town-hall, Oxford, under
the presidency of Brother Writs. Mr. Cantwell, M.P.,
wh • geuerally attends these festivals, was unavoidably
absent. Amongst the guests were Mr. Neste, M.P., the
Worshipful the Mayor, Mr. Alderman Cana, Captain Fans,
Captain Kellam, Mr. J. C. Dudley, Mr. Towle, he.
The usual loyal toasts having been given and duly
honoured,
The CHAIRMAN proposed "The Army, Navy, and
Volttnteen."

61;taiiiisus and Captain Mallam responded.
The toast of " The Mayor and Corporation" having been
responded to by the Maros,
The CHAIRMAN proposed "The City Members—Mr.
Cardwell and Mr. Neste." (Loud and repeated cheering.)
Mr. NI.ATE, M.P., who on rising was loudly cheered,
said in the course of his address there was a party
which advocated manhood residential suffrage. Ile
was not going to say whether he was prepared to
vote for a measure of that description, but he might say,
without committing himself too far in that direction, that
if Mr. Gladstone would propose a measure of manhood suf-
frage, and Mr. Cardwell would support it, he would vote
fur it. (Cheers.) It was well known that he differed in
many points from Mr. Bright, but still he was proud to
speak of that gentleman as his friend. He was not pre-
pared to carry out all Mr. Bright's principles or to assent
to all his statements, but in all the meetings at which be
had been present there had been a higher tone of morality,
and those who had attended had felt themselves raised
into a higher atmosphere of thought and feeling than that
with which they were formerly conversant. (Hear, hear.)
Although many had come away with a higher notion of
their rights, many had come away with a higher notion of
their duties. (Cheers.) There was a difference between
discussion and intimidation ; there was a difference
between meetings assembled for purposes of discussion
and demonstration of numerical force. Against such
I demonstrations, whether they were held in the country
or in the metropolis, he entered his most decided protest.
He should hope that the wisdom and good feeling of the
leaders of the popular movement would prevent them
from attempting any such thing. (Cries of "No, no.")
He was sure the liberal party would not make themselves
a party to any such demonstrations, and that they would
support anygovernment that would put them down. He had
reason to believe that such things would not be attempted,
and that people would consider the great danger of
bringing together in the largest city in the world any tu-
multuous assembly. lf, at the meeting of par-
liament, no other member should ask, he would
ask the Home Secretary of the present government
what course he was prepared to take, supposing such meet-
ings to be called, to protect the freedom of the House of
Commons and the peace of the metropolis. (Hear, hear.)
He hoped he had not said anything to show that he was
not the advocate of popular rights. (Hear.)

venting the attached slip at the studio of Mr. T. Carrick,
32, Regent-street, Piccadilly-circus. All tickets not re-
turned before Jan. 31, 1867, will be reckoned as sold, and
will be charged for, price one shilling each." The first
part of the ticket is what is called the duplicate ticket,
and the third part what is called the " society's ticket,"
and purports to entitle its owner, on presentation to Mr.
Carrick, to six cartes de visite.

When Mr. Elliott had read the ticket through, Mr.
Wallis said that there was no such society aa the
" South London New Church Building Fund," and there-
fore feeling that there was something suspicious in the
matter, he had made up his mind to take his worship's
opinion.
The Chief Clerk here remarked that, in addition to
there being no such society as the South London New
Church Building Society, be could find no such place in
the " Directory" as the " St. George's-hall, Gray's-inn-
road," and this threw additional suspicion on the affair.
Mr. Elliott said that though the publication of the
tickets might be intended aa a puff or advertisement for
Mr. Carrick aa a photographer, it was his duty to owns
forward and give some explanation of the matter. Ad-
dressing Mr. Wallis, he said he should keep the tickets for
the present, and cause inquiry respecting them.

FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE.

(FAMES OP SOLICITORS AND ITIITRIS PARTICULARS TO RR
°maxim AT THR OPTIC! OP TI! OHIO RIGIIITSAR,
OOOIT or sAmorror, IA/UIORAIirSTIERT.I
BANKRUPT&
_ _ _ _

JOHN Jrutn THOMMON, Ram's Fort-place, PotherMthe, and
Botherhltheatreet, boat builder, to surrender Jan. tt, at 1.
Joan Balla (alias Mannirrrig), Rathbone-place, Oaford-street,
acrobat, Jan. 14, at 1.
ALEXANDER SHERMAN, LeadenbLE-greet, colonial shipping
agent, Jan. 14, at 11
ELIAS ABRAHAMS, Aldridge-road-villas, Weetbourne.park, and
Highatreet, Notting-hill, boot manufacturer, Jan. It, at it
HENRY RICHARD SNOW, Whitstable, builder, Jan. 14, at 1.
ALregu O:rrraiLL, South-crescent, Bedford-square, and Totten-
ham-court road. nAoWorer, Jan. 14, at 1.
RICHARD Broggs, PWulitaerrace, Clapham, contmisalon agent,
Jan. 14, at
WILLIAM Hrosos, Ina., EariCeSsiEreet, Paddington, carman,
Jan. It, at 2.
DAVID HALMS, Malhans-ter., Pored-MIL builder, Jan. 16, at 11.
RACHIL ELIZAIRTH &EMILY, Csion.road, Clapham, boarding-
house keeper, Jan.ls, atl.
JOHN GAISSORD, Kensington-gardens-square, Jan. 15, at 1.
EDWARD ROTS, Brighton, late grocer, Jan. 12, at 1.
JOHN RICHARD MAY, Lucretia-road, Kennington-lane, and War-
wick-lane, City, butcher, Jan. 15, at 11.
JOHN WILLIAM EILLINOTON, Grove-place, Hackney, oilman,
Jan. 15, at 12.
RAISER JAMES ARROW, St Mark-street, Great Presentt.street,
Worship-street, and Northumberland-park, Tottenham, soli-
citor, Jan. 15, at 12.
'ABET IWISoRN, Aldershot, grocer, Jan. 15, at 11.
('HARLOTTI BROWN, Edgware-road, haby Rom manufacturer,
Jan. 15, at 12.
JOHN JAMES WARD, Woodford, coach builder, Jan. 15. at 1.
JOHN REDFERN Rork Fremantle, Hampshire, late draper,
Jan. 15, all.
WILLIAM °Comm HORNCASH.R, High-street, Poplar, late sue-
Bonner, Jan. M, at It
ANTHONY CHARLES RONTAOrIiJILL/001, Northumberland-place,
Bayswater, late lieutenant In the itinh Foot, Jan. ta at I.
Otoaos Booggit, North Baddesley, Hampshire, farm labourer,
Jan. 23, at t
CALI. LAINSON, Tachbrookatreet, Pimlico, Unendraper, Jan.
28, at 11.
JAMES DUNI!. Jamea.plaos, Cla=n greengrocer, Jan. 28, at IL
us J.ts FLovr, Whetstone, Mid x,, baker. Jan. 28, at 11.
JOHN BRADY CLARE, Purtburl-terrace, Hackney, commercial
traveller, Jan. 28, at 12.
Jona If ga RT WATTs, Bond-ct., Walbrook, drytalter,Jan.s3.atl2.
THOMAS HENRY Dennett's-road, Hatcham, ink maker,
Jan. 23, at 2.
TAME% SHACEELL, Queen'acrescent, Haverstock-hlll, tobacco-
nist, Jan. 16, at I
THOMAS TAYLOR, Dudley, farmer, Jan. 14, at 12.
HENRY PTUID, BheMeld, late Winer, Jan. 15, at U.
THOMAS Timmer, Bristol, boner composition makerjan.ll.4ll.
JAMIE PARHAM, Jun., Teroplecombe, -
dealer, Jan. 14. at It

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JOSigg HARDT. Kllminßwo, Devonsh., butterfactor,Jan.ls,Mll
JOHN FORTIR. Doncaster, cabinet maker, Jan. 19, at 12.
Jan RATNE, Liverpool. licensed victualler, Jan. 15, at 11.
Hoot! WILUAtis, Dryntirion, Anglesey, joiner, Jan. 11, at 12
HEIMANN HOORN, Liverpool, dealer In fancy goods, Jan.ll,
RICHARD DODD. Manchester, screw hult manuf , Jan 11. at 11.
JANE! EASTWOOD and Jogs HASTROOD. OTOTnATTTS Moor and
_ _ .

loyton, Lancashire, cotton spinners, Jan. 18. at 12.
Jams CLimanns,Newcastic-upon-lyno, boot deraler,Jan.ll,l4lL
Wn.trasi Clew, Birmingham, Mot maker. Jan. 2.5, at 10.

WILLIAM Darlia, Liverpool. Joiner, Jan. 16, at 3.
OWne FItAIICIS ICIII/1/IA, Ilverpool, coal dealer, Jan. 14, at 3.
CHARM DAVID Burr, Liverpool, accountant, Jan. 15, at 3.
Bonier TaiLom Rochdale, boot dealer, Jan. 15, at 11.
NATHAIIIIL THOMAS Brzwaansott, Jun., Norwich, proclaims
dealer, Jan. 14, at 11.
°Went Japes WILITOOTT, Bournemouth, builder, Jan. 42, at 11.
Jolla HOWDRN, Manchester, wood turner, Jan. 15, at 91.
WILL/All Longsight, Lancashire, traveller, Jan. 15, at Pi.
He Oconee CIIORLIM, Manchester, cleardealer,Jan.ls,at94.
JOUR CmianioToy, Leeds, beerbouss keeper, Jan. 17, at 12.

SoUthimptnil, baker, Jan. 16, at 12
JOUI 11o1RT 1114.1111/4., Canliff, painter, Jan. 14, at 11.

!WIN °own, Oroat Yarmouth, Itslt curer, Jan. 15, at 11.
ROBERT Brhuiroat, Jun., °Teat Yarmouth, named victualler,

Jan. 15. at U. _
WILLIAM MMYTII, NOIMAMIIIIL Yorkshire, general dealer, Jan.

JMUINIAII Janos Wise, Gloucester. fish de►ler, Jan. 12. at 12
%Mums Batits, Crick, Derbyshire, quarryman, Jan. 15, at li
WILLIAM illimmax, Bideford, Devonshire, Jan. 17, at 2.
TH.41,49 FRAMES., Harrington. Cumberland, builder. Jan. 11, at 10.
Jails Col.Mion. Mttlia, fitn.derbiod, block and mast maker,
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Jan it at 11
Firatollallionals, at. George. Pllntaldre, Jan. 18, at 10.
Jinx Istria, liertarr•Tydlll, Glasuerganshlre, basket dealer,

Jan. 11.aVII.
Hilt! Wit mm, North Shields, heerhonae keeper, Jan. 14, at 10.
Rona? Dana!, Burwell, Cambridgeshire, plumber. Jan. 1 Atli.
Ansubos MIRSZLL, Dudley, Worcestershire. hosier, Jan. 10. at 12.
WILLIAM IlaiDl, Kimberley, Nottinghamshire, draper, Feb. 6,
at 11.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.

Dec. 22 CH ARLIS BROM Holies-street, Cavendish square,
professor of ftanaLrit.
DIVIDZNDS.

Jan. 17. J. Spencer, Stock Orchar I-street, ealedoulan.yosA.
builder—Jan. 24. S. Savinm, Christr.hurch, Hampshire, boot-
maker—Jan. ln .1 Snell, Saint Blaney, Cornwall, draper—Jan.
14. Mary tills, Mold, Fllntshire, draper—Jan. 14. F. Jones,
Llanderniolen, Carnarvonshire, grocer—Jan. 14. J. Allwood,
Sunbury, Cheshire, farmer—Jan. 15. A. N. Lea, Houle,
Cheshire, surveyor—Jan. 15. J. !Bunnell, Liverpool, veteri-
nary surgeon—Jan. 15. J. Poniston, Eastlngton, Gloucestershire,
retailer of beer—Jan. 14. O. Culley, Caine, Wiltshire, tsrmer—
Jan. 14. a Weston, Caine, Wiltshire, builder—Jan. 14. J.
Greenaway, Jun., Etremhill, Wiltshire. weed dealer—Jan. 12.
S. tills, Wellingtn. Shropshire. clock and watch maker—Vela 2.
7. FAlge, Great Peter-street, and Vincent-square, Westminster,
gao meter manufacturer.

DISSOLVED.

F. Chapple and S. Dutton, Liverpool end L.-oion-R. Sumner
and J. F. Robinson, Liverpool, wholesale druegists-J. Hawn-
son and T. Drew, Upper Thames-street, wholesale ironmongers-
T. Thompson, A. Wilson. and W. Newton. Mande, Yorkshire,
I engineers. an far as regents W. Newton-C. Harris, W. Davis,
and S. Bardo, Victoria Park-square. Bethnai-grecu, bonnet shape
manufacturers-E. Read and A. Billlnton, Leeds, attorneys-F.
Peters and J. Andrews, Liverpool, common brewers-R. Jeffer-
son and W. B. Knowles. Ripley. Derbyshire, drapers-T. Cunliffe
and 11. T. Cunilfe, Hawksclotigh, near Manchester. fustian
manufacturers-R. A. Mould and F. Maples, Liverpool, wine
merchants-W. Leng and Ellen Andrew, Manchester, licensed
victuallers-J. Ctinlitfe, W. Cunliffe. and J. Williamson, west_
leigh, Lancashire, brickrnakers, so far as regards J. Williamson-
T. R. Hill, It. Evans. and E. B. Evans, Worcester, and Martin's.
lane, Cannon-street, British wine makers. sn far as regards LL
Evans-F. C. Praeger and E. M. Stoehr, Manchester and Liver-
pool. merchants-J. Y. Atkisson and W. James. (neat St. Helen's,
City, courrnisidon rnerehante-T. Price..l. Gifford, P. D. 'Heitman.
and T. Price. Jun., brokers, so far as regards J. Gifford-Ann
?oAelet.rs'n 7ilimlth and nwoodartha n,'Tuleth- Manchester, undertakers
Lowenherg and S. Diespeker, Pancras-lane, City, mer-
chants-0. "(bicker and P. F. 1.. Blake, St. James's-street,
cutlers-J. Billing, H. Billing, and H. W. Whitmore, Binning-
. ham, printers, so far as regards J. Billing-J. A. Perkin and
C. Sutcliff, ilenry-street, Stepney, engineers-A. Rose, W. (in-
herit. and R. P. Wilson. Threadneedle-street, all broke' s-
J. Aleeandcr and L Young, Liverpool, merchants-R. Rangel,
W. H. W.dlett, and J. F. S. Wonllett, Lime-street-square, city,
I East India agents, so tar as regards W. 11. Woollett--L. a.
Blseholfsheim. S. H. Goldschnildt. and H. L iiischoffsbelm,
Foundera-court, Lothbury, merehanta, so far as regards S. H.
Cioldschusidt-J. Puntitex, T. West, and M. Ponlifee, St.
Andrew's-court, Holborn, attorneys, so far as regards T. West-
W. J. Rhodes and N. Sant, Cos:karma-street, Westminster, Fart
India agents-0. D. Klttoe and C. D. Jackson, Compton-street,
Clerkenwell, engineers-J. Kensington and T. Kennington,
(Water, Lincolnshire, wine merchanta -11. Spencer and R. Smith,
Burnley, Lancashire, beak! manufacturers-W. Irwin and W. If,
Williamson, Mincing-lane, wholesale les dealers-E Wood, J. H.
Pickering, and 0. W. Statham, Leicester, boot manufacturers,
len far as regards K Wnot.l-J. S. Bcoweroit and O. E. OrlMn,
Bolton, cotton waste dealers-W. H. Brown and R. Ransaden,
Witter-square, City, chemical agents-W. B. Patrick and R.
warm, aginmuidane, City, brokers-W. F. Sadler and J. Sadler,
George-yard, Lombard-street, and Lloyd's, underwriters-L.
Morin' and L Catalan, Hereford-road, Barrwater, hotel keepers
-J. Haworth, men., T. Haworth, and J. Haworth, pm., Turton,
Lancashire. cotton spinners, so far as regardsJ.Haworth. Jun.-C.
Bridgewater-and W. Mom, Cangeleross. near Itipon,varnlah manu-
facturers-R. 0. Beckley, J. 0. 0. Seaton. and K D. Brown,Geest
Tower.street. City, and Liverpool-C. Bedell and 11. Prior, Mark
Lane-chaini.m, wins merchants-R. Ellis and P. Cramer, Leaden.
hall street, City, outfitters-u. Hanson, J. 0. Hanson. end
H. A. Hanson, Great Winchester-street, City. merchants-
P. W. Beatty, 11. Alkteldt, and A. Tappenbeck. Manchester,
general merchants, so far as regards A. Tappenbecli -A. Tap-
pmeheck and P. W. Beatty, Liverpool, general merchants--It.
W. Go and J. 8. Marwood, Liverpool, merchants -C. Y.
o Marshall and J. Lord, Bath, tailors-11. Nathan. E.
Nathan, LoulC,Nathan, 0. Nathan, P. H. Nathan. Ludwig
and A. Sanders, F. Jacobson, and H. A. Mahn Man-
chester, Bradford, and Ueda, merchants, and Vallswovth, Lan-
cashire, spinners-J. Dear, sea., and J. Dear. Jun., Huntingdon,
grocers-J. L Elliot, J. Watney, J. Watney, Jun., and N. Wat-
ney, brewers', an far as regards .1. L Hough
and hi. M. Jonas. Jun., Fishmongers' Hall wharf, Upper Thames.
treet, merchants-W. Dixon and J. Wright, lower Barmatnn
Yarns-T. Pletcher, J. Nickaos, W. Howe, and E. 8. Fletcher,
Manchester, merchants. so far as regards T. Pletcher-T. Bales-
saw, T. H. tdaffeld. end H. Peel, Halifax, machine makers.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
JAW DORPOIL Knlnarnocß. draper, Jan. 8, at the Corn Ex-
change Sale Room, Kilmarnock.
FRANCIS Mill. Glasgow, boot closer, Jan. 4, at the Faculty Hall,
ALLAN SIKL KINSIDT, Edinburgh, Jan. 4, at J. and G. Smith's
Rooms, Iklinburgh.
Bolter WILsoN, Glasgow, bellhanger, Jan. 3, at the Faculty
Hall, Glasgow.
%ILIA/t Jointer's BLACK, Dunbar, Innkeeper, Jan.:, at theft.
George Hotel, Dunbar.
Estonia ANDERsoN and JAW= A/tossups, Glasgow, grocers,
Jan, 6, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow.

MINERAL TRAFFIC Ole RAILWAYS.—III the year
1865 the Caledonian Railway carried 5,226,275 tons of
coal and minerals as compared with 5,125,757 tons in
18.64 ; the Great Eastern, 885,400t0n. against 776,818 tons
in 1864 ; the Great Northern, 2,254,218 tons
1,934,662 toes in 1864 ; the Great Western, 4,832,415 tens
against 4,574,829 tons in 1864 ; the Lancashire and York-
shire, 3,888,487 tons as oompared with 3,507,889 tons in
1864; the London and North-Western, 9,039,650 tons
against 8,095,164 tons in 1864 ; the London and South-
NVestern, 481,282 tons as compared with 440,500 tons in
1814; the Lends., Brighton, and South Coast, 511,194
tons against 399,840 tons in 1864 ; the Manchester, Shef-
field, and Lincolnshire, 2,146,514 tons as oompared with
1,769,414 tons in 1864 ; the Midland, 5,352,299 tons
against 5,357,004 tons in 1864 ; the North Eastern,
10,309,991 tons as compared with 15,398,276 tons in
1861; and the South Eastern 298,361 tons against 198,132
tons in 1864. The receipts during the year 1865 from noel
and mineral traffic on the 12 systems indicated were as
follows:—Caledonian, 429,0971. ; Great Eastern, 134,8781.;
Great Northern, 429,8111. ; Great Western, 501,5371. ;
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 189,1861. ; London and North-
Western, K 91,818/. ; London and South-Western, 44,3901.;
London, Brighton, and South Coast, 48,5841. ; Manchester,
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 164,5961. ; Midland, 593,841/.;
North-Eastern, 1,300,809/. ; and South-Eastern, 31,865/.
M. A. Raheem, M.D. , has been appointed surgeon
by Messrs.Gellatly,Hankey, Sewell and Co., to take the medi-
cal charge of the ship Camperdown, which sails on the 10th
instant from London to India with the military men, their
wives and children, and other pamesgers, ke. The ap-
pointment of Dr. Raheem has been approved and sane-
Sound by the Marine Transport Department of the India.
dim, and by Sir Jame B. Martin, C. 8., ERA, 80.