The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-20 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1867.

1 FROM LAST imams GAZETTE.

[swan OP rouorrou AND iarrozi PAITICIDIAI6 TO a
OBTAINED AT THZ 077101 01 THZ OHRE Rrozerzia,
wore 01 BANKRUPTCY, runromaii-Irmar.l
BAN KRUPTS.
WILLIAM HOME, Lowestoft, ash merchant, to surrender March
at 12.
JAMIE WILLIAMS, Homsey. builder, March 4, at 12.
MARIA MoNTAOCII, Wyndham-street, Bryanstoue-square, gen-
tleman. Feb. 27, at 1.
THOMAS *Harman Dixon, Watney-street, Commercial-road Rut,
compositor, March 4, at 11.
JoSZTH ARNOLD, Salisbury, cheese factor, March 4, at IL
JOHN amour,. ta.uorr, Newigate-street, and Argyle-street,
IChsescroes, lithographic writer, March 4, at 12.
WILLIAM JARVIS, Great Prescott-street, Whitechapel, wine
merchant, March 4, at 12.
JOHN artraantos, Penge, Surrey, carman, March 6, at 12.
ISAAC YELDHAN, Croydon, late hay dealer, March 6, at 12.
lotus Roams, Gloucester-at., Camden Town, builder, Mar Oat 1.
JOIE SAMUEL RWTAR/R, Jun., Horton-street, Hinton, late li-
censed victualler, March 8, at .2
DANIRL GAMMON, North-street, Westminster, firewood =mutat-
Surer, March 6, at 2.
I.OBIIT CZOINIC KASH, Candwidge-road, Kilburn, hay salesman,
March 6, at 2.
RICHARD Riau, Badnahall-street, attorney, March 13, at 12.
01101.411 GOODMAN PAYNI, Bromley, Middlesex, Journeyman car-
penter, March 12, at 1.
Marime Coon, Deptford, lithographic writer, March 12, at 1.
WILLIAM WYATT, Reading, taller, March 13. at 1.
JoHN WITTMAN, Hartshill, Warv:icksh , farmez, March 4. at 12.
CHARM'S RYLAND, Edgbaaton, Warwickshire, late metal broker.
March 4, at 12.
THOMAS RISTZ, Nottingham, commission agent, March 12, at IL
BVIJ A MIN DAVIES, AhLTHAVII,OIIMorZanAh , currier, Marl, at 11;
WILLIAM SZWARb, Dorchester, baker, March 3, at 11.
JAMES Wickman, Grassington, Yorsh • coal dealer, Mar. 7, at 11.
GRAMME Kendal', Huddersfield, jeweller, March 4, at 11.
WILLIAM ROOMS, Rilddarstield, commission agent, Mat. 4, at 11.
JOHN BairrldlY, Conway, Carnarvorsh , victualler, Mar. 4, at./2.
SANCEL ENnoTT and WILLIAM Exxon, Manchester, commis
dm agents, March 0, at 12.
Jassy, HUTH GARDINER. Manchester, insurance agent, March
4, at It
Mumma HiniaT Dixon, Manchester, plumber, March 4, at 11.
THOMAS THWARTS, Kendal, Westmoreland, baukees clerk,
March 7, at
Jammu MRTCAL,g MARTIN and RLITABITE IPEAILion, Stockton-
on-Tees, drapers, March 5, at 12.
ALEXANDER LIONAIW ANDEItsO3, Darlingten, Durham, grocer,

. -----•March 5, at 12.
FREDERICK MASON, Weathromerleh, blacksmith, Feb. 27, at 11.
CHARLES rux SOLLOWAY, Chipping l'ampdan, Oloucasterahlre,
betrhoule keeper. blareh 2, at 3.
yiriEtitm Nomrout, Pootetraet, mechanic, March 1, at 11.

Jiiiiil74oiii,llrjoitiniirt/Tri7ciZh7chOtraZtOW,Mitrain, at 2.
FRANCIN MARSHALL,Powten,Worrestersh.,carpenter, Mar.s,at 11.
JAMES PICELMS, Spotland, Lancashire, fanner, March 6, at 11.
JOHN EDWARD ELME, Porten, victualler, March 4, at 11.
Wittian Iliainrrn, Hanley, Staffordsh., tailor, March 10, at 11.
FREDRRICE WILLIAM K AMISH, Kingston.upon-HuR, electro-
plate worker, March 6, at
JOHN VESELY, New Itoadalde, near Keighley, Yorkaliite, smith,
March 4, at 10.
JOHN Dowmt. South Reston, Lincoinsh., butcher. Feb. 27, at 10.
501111 IT score, Little W akingham. N urfolk, blacksmith, M ar.7, At 3.
111581 N BADMAN, Wymoudham, leicestersh. , farmer, 41 ar. I,at 10.
THOMAS FORD, Wkiensarsh, Herefordshire, railway agent, March
S. at lu.
IlEsr Awn DAscn, Talgarth, Breonnshire, fanner, Mar. 2, at 11}.
Roars? BRUM, sea., Exeter, engine cleaner, March 2, At 11.
WILLIAM TATLoR, Tamworth, carpenter, March 4, at 10.
GEORGIC NoRTHCROPT, Liverpool and Birkenhead, Mar. 2, at 10.
RICHARD THOMAS SHALDERS, Norwich, shoeing smith, March 1,
at 11.
John DAVIES, Brldgend,Glamorganah., clockmaker,Mar. 11,1412.
Jam WlMA,Aberdare.Glamomaiish ,accountant, arch s,at 12.
Jusgrit PuON, Tipton, Staffordah. plumber, March 7, at 12
JOSEPH FLIRT, Tn, engineer, March 7, at 12.
FRANCIS Hcaaerr. Stroll, painter, March 1, at
RICHIADLANOTON, Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer, Mar. 6, at k
JAMES SMITH, Morley St. Peter, Norfolk, fowl dealer, March
4, at 11.
JOSEPH BETTON, Manchester, porter, Starch 12, at 91.
JOHN BATTY, Manchester, beerseller, March 12, at 9}.
Gicitoll ChlutaT, Manchester, beerseller, March 12, at 91.
JOHN leamnr Wal.cu, Hulme, Ashtnonser, March 12, at 91.
Oitoiralt WHITE, Manchester, furniture broker, March 12. at 9e.
JOHN X smirk Brighton, beerbease keeper , March ei, et 11.
ROBERT RDIVALDS, }oelham, Cazu ' , wheelwright,
Feb. M, at 10.
BRIWSTER HAnocx, Biggleawade, Beds, late clerk on the Great
Northern Railway, Marche, at 4.
WILLIAM KETTLZWELL, liurworth-upon-Tea, Durham, inn-
keeper, March 4, at 10.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNIILLID.
Dee. 10. FRANCIS lisouoHros THostrson, New Rent-road, Um.
ber merchant.
Feb. 111. EDMUND JOHN ATCHISON PRIMMEST, Thllpothuse,elty,
Iron me ban!.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.

CHARLES Bhelaii;;FsWulh,—;itire7l;aler--let dividend
of Is. 10d., Feb. PO, and sutaequent Wednesday, at Parkyne,
Basanaltallatreet...

ANliiiirkitcairlinogeOlt, Penn-road-villas, Holloway, and
Lapel-wart, commission agent—lit dividend of Ss., Yeb. 20.
and enbesquent Wednesday, at Parkyns', Basinghallatreet.
wn.Lux GODDARD, Bloke Newington-road, licensed victualler—
lit dividend of Ss. Yjd., Feb. 90, and subsequent Wednesday,
at Parana', Basinghallatreet.
EDWIN DONN, Manchester, hessian dealer—let dividend of In. 44.,
on new proofs. and Sad dividend of Is. rid., on the whole
amount of proofs, SA .rch 5, and any subsequent Tuesday, at
Morgan's, Manchester.
DAVID 11002011, Macclesfield. silkman —lst dividend of Md.,
March 5, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester.
Ilawasss and oasuNG, Manchester, commission agents—lit
dividend of is. 9d., !larch 5, and any subsequent Tuesday, at
Morgan's, Manchester.
Bucut.gr and MARSDIN, Oldham, cotton spinners-1d dividend
of 55., March 5, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Morgan's,
Manchester.
DINTDRIDe.

March & J. &Wpm& East Dereham, and King's Lyun, soda
water manufacturer—March 13. G. Raymond, Twickenham,
reserved commander In the royal navy—March 13. T. Kline,
Bellevue-place, Clapham, ebeesemonger—March 13. It. Wore-
wick and J. W. Worsvrick, Ipswich. builders—March 13. J.Nodes,
Hammersmith, undertaker—March 13. E. Crozier, St. James's-
plane, Hampstead-road, baker—March 13. P. smith, Upper Bed-
tord-place, Bbsousbury, author—March 20. J. W. Williams,
Willow-walk, Bermondsey—March RI T. A. Gough, Oxford-tar-
race, Edgware-road. late lieutenant In Ist Dragoon Guards—
March 20. J. Fhtlinson. Brockley Suffolk, clerk In holy orders—
March 10. R. Hatton, Gospel Oak-aelds, Kentish-town, 'menthe,
keeper—March 4. T. Cooper, Mlle End-road, dealer In fancy
goods—March 4. E. Seward, Kingsclere, Hampshire, innkeeper
—March 6. J. Crowbars*, jun., Pullionouth, Muses, stationer—
March 7. W. H. Hartley, Lead+ , timber merchant—March 7. J.
Davy, Leeds, carrier—March 1. Mary Ann Price, Livemool,
boardlng-house keeper—MarcFeb.Ct. Williams, Machynlhth,
Montgomeryshire. innkeeper—Fb 27. W. Boughton, Burgh
Le Marsh, Lincolnshire. seedsman—Feb. 27. R. Taylor, Alford,
Llncolnshhe, Innkeeper—March 4. M. Turnbull, Ryyttoon, Durham,
publican—]larch 4. T. Gabon, Eaton, Rutlandshire, farmer—
March 4. L Walker, Whitwell, Rutlandshire. baker—March 4.
W. Royce, Greetham, Rutlandshlre, blacksmith.

PARTNIUtiMiIIPa
J. Jepson, F. Jennings, and W. Isherwood, Blackburn, Lan.
main, painters, so far as regards F. Jeuulup—.l. G. Knight
and C. H. Spilltr, King William-street, London.bridge, general
emaralsalen agents—H. Spencer and J. Hopewell, Derby, grocers
—B. Balfour and R. Saunders, St. Mary-axe and Greenwich,
ship brokers—S. Ridley and H. Potter, Brighton, auctioneers—
G. Herring, W. Shanty, and C. 0. Herring, Oramchurch.street,
ship brokers, so far as regards C. 0. Herring—G. Adkins and
H. Grove, Lee, Rent, stonsanuons-8. Gray and 0. Wells, liar-
mondsworth, Middlesex, farmers—W. C. Jameson and F. Bar-
nitt, Bath, chemists—H. Frerichs, L. Neumann, and R. Lev*,
Bradford, commission merchants—J. Burns, T. Lambert, and
W. Oates, Portman.street, Portman-square, and Paternoster-
row, bookaellers—J. Shaw, W. Foster, and T. Whitaker,
Padl-
lam, Lancashire, cotton spinners, so far as regards W. Foster—
T. Boyden and T. B Boyden, Liverpool, ship builders—
T. Boyden. T. B. Boyden and J. Boyden. Liverpool, ship
builders, so far ea regards T. Royden—A. North and R. Wood,
Husidersfteld, cabinet makers—J. liorrocks and R. Bothwell,
Chadderton, near Manchester, naphtha manufacturers—Joshua
Hems and James Herne, CaMlff, lineniirspers—W. Torrey and
T. Torrey, Nottingham brick makers—W. T. Bummer and B.
Bottom, Dewsbury and Wakefield, architects—R. Brumfitt, G.
Hopper, Jun., aniK. W. Filth. Bradford, wholesale grocers,
so far as regards G. pepper, Roberts. jib., and J.
Hallett, tkdeford, Olow.mtmuhire. attorneys—J. Hush and W.
Hopper, South Shields, glass dealers—A. Watson anti T. R.
Wilson, Sunderland, grocers—J. A. Bustron and F Wall,
Chester, veterinary surgeons—H. Morton and& J. Pocock. Wis.
bech, Cambridgeshire, merchants—D. Beans and D. J. Brans,
Swansea, earthenware manufacturers—C. H. 0011111 and A.
Lord. Birmingham, metal refiners—W. Catnap, 0. Reeve, and
S. 11111bourn, 'ping Mills, near Medhurst, paper manufacturers
—7'. Woeslbead. J. Asquith, and W. E. Asquith, Leeds, steel
merchants, so far as mards T. Woodhead- A. Beddow, R. H.
Whitson, and I. WWtearnltb, Glasgow, power-loom manu-
facturers.

SCOTCH SEQUILITRATIOL
ELlZAarra Urea (or )•Fia., Airdrie, innkeeper, Feb. 21, at
the Crown Hotel, Airdrie.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, Fas. 18.—The Queen has been
pleased to approve of Don Thomas Were Fox as consul at
Plymouth for the Republic of Peru.—(ovine.
THE EARTHQUAKE AT CrPHALONIA.—News was
received here by telegraph on the evening of Sunday last,
from Mr. Saunders, her Majesty's consul-general at Corfu,
announcing a frightful catastrophe at Cephalonia, the
town of Lauri having been reduced to ruins by an earth-
quake, causing much loss of life, and great misery and
distress to the inhabitants for want of food and shelter.
On receipt of this distressing intelligence Rear-Admiral
Kellett (the senior naval officer in command, .luring
the absence of Lord Clarence Paget), imme-
diately ordered, with praiseworthy alacrity, the
Royal Oak, one of the largest and fastest
ships on the station, to complete with provisions of all
kinds, and to embark a large quantity of flour and biscuit
for the relief of the starving population. She sailed for
Cephalonia at 1 p.m. on the following day. A letter
written on board the Hellenis, off Malta, on Tuesday last,
which vessel left Patras on the 10th inst., gives the follow-
ingirticulare " I suppose you will have heard by tele-
gra of the fearful earthquake at Cephalonia. The town
of oatoli is in ruins, and that of Lixuri, on the oppo-
site Bide of the harbour completely rased to
the ground, not one stone remaining on another.
The lighthouse is also down. The shocks lasted
three hours, and commenced at live in the n.oniing of the
Ith. Upwards of 300 people are killed and many wounded.
The ovens are down, and people are starving for want of
bread. The Enterprise has been over there and returned
to Patna for more bread, kc. Captain Bosanquet gave
them all the biscuit he could spare. He describes the
condition of the inhabitant+, as most deplorable • they are
so panic-stricken that they can do nothing to help them-
selves. The consul's house is standing, and the consul is
working splendidly ; his house is full of poor people.
The shock was felt so strongly at Patna that many of the
clocks stopped.—Matta Ttmu, Feb. 14.