The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-12 00:00:00

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Um= Nrwrt7N, Derby. silk throwster-Ist dividend of at,
Jan. 14, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Not-
Denham.
Joi' RAWLIT MUMPS, Denby. Derbyshire, boardinghouse
keeper-Ist dividend of fs., Jan. 14, and three subsequent
Mondays, at Harries, Nottineharn.
DIVIDENDS. _

Feb. 1. C. Herbert. Chur-tWei-ree-t, Pimlico. printer-Feb. 5.
.1. Greed* (venerate estate, ilsymarket, East India army agent
-Feb. / J. S. Marsha, 191111terstreet, City, boot and shoe
factor-Feb. 7. H. Degetau, Manchester, merchant-Feb. 6.
Hoses Seymour (separate estate), Llangenncck, Carmarthen'
shire. and Rodridkni Colliery, Durham, brlckmaker.
CERTIFICATES to be panted, until tense be shown to the
contrary on or before the day of
meeting,
Feb. 7. T. Barton, Wellington-street, Strand,glaber-Feb.
1. W. Moog, Merton-road, Wandsworth, builder-Feb. I. J.
Hooper, New Westonstreet, Bermondsey, leather merchant-
Feb. 1. IL R. Daunt and J. Wilson. Old Broad-street, City, bill
brokers-Feb. 1. J. Thomson, High-street, Kensington, and
Brysetreet, Coventaarden, licensed victualler-Feb. 6. A.
Woo Barns Cray, Kent, felt manufacturer-Feb. 4. W.
Read, Dorsetatreet, Postman-square, builder-Feb. 4. IL W.
Bolton, Waterloo-road, Surrey, commission apnt-lah. 4. CI
Arnsby, Earls Barton, Northamptorahlre, boot and shoe ma-
tinfacturer-Feb. 4. J. Hawke/ Hornseyrise, Hornsey.road,
builder-Feb. 6. T. Williams, Newport, Monmouthshire, printer
-Feb. 4. J. 11. Andrew, Dewsbun, Yorkshire, Innkeeper.
nurnaesmi bIBBOLVXD.
R. Ord and W. Walters, Marsden, Lancashire, imnfounders-
C. Heetea and H. H. Bishop, West Bromwich. Staffordshire,
brewers-G. Bragluton and I'. G. Harding, Great Torrington.
Devonshire, bankers-B. Smith, L L O. Wassail. and K R. Pope,
Bristol, attorneys, so far as regards K. R. Pope-C. Lawrie and
H. R. .I.=priere, Dean's-court, Doctors'.commons, solicitors-J.
' Delahaye and G. Avery, Wandsworth-road, Vauxhall, egg niele:
chaste-A. Richardson R. Cocking. K Waite, and J.
son, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, rolling board makers, so tar as re-
MtR. Cocking-W. B. Johnson end J. °titan, Burnham.
rsetahlre, land valuers-J. Bailey and W. Cllffced, Man-
chester, engravers-4. BM, sen., C. Dresser, C. J. Bill, and J.
Bill. Jun., Coventry, Warwickshire, sillanen, so far as regards
J. Bill, sen.-8. P. Pennell and W. Brum Liverpool, ship brokers
-A. Willis, A. J. Gann, end T. Barker, y.square, City, ship
brokers, so far as A. Willis-8. H. Lucas, S. Lucas, and
E. Lucas, Great W -stmt and Corn Exchange, City-1,
Leak and R. Robinson. Loogton, Staffordshire, thimble pin
manufacturers-R. H. Foster and E. Jerdeln, Liverpool, coal
merchante-J.W. Grover and J. C. Asian, Parliament-chambers,
Westminster, engineers-C. A. Harries and J. M. Donne, Bath,
surgeons-W. C. H. Hood, W. J. Hood, and R. Gilbert, Ave
Maria-lane. City, wholesale booksellers, so far es regard/ W. J.
Hood-O. Baldwin, J. Berry, J. C. Moore, and J. Judson, Killer-
ley, Yorkshire, ironfounders, so far Es regards G. Baldwin and
J. U. Moore-P. Scotland and F. Hydra, Leadenhall-street, City,
wholesale tea dealers-IL W. Kelley, D. Graham, J. J. Rowe,
sad C. Rows, Liverpool, Lima, and Valparaiso, merchants, so
farm regards D. Graham-J. Brigp and J. Gott/ Laburnum-
=-Rinpland, brush mannfactnrers-W. H. Tucker and J.
Swansea, Glamorganahire, Itnendrepers-A. A and
H. C. Ibhetann, Doctors'-commons, City, . D. Rees
and R. Dunn, Sidne -place, Commercial. drapers-IL Rams-
den and T. RamrMn, Lime-street, City, and Liverpool, dry-
saltere---T. Sidney mull. Stables, Leeds and Sheilleld, tea dealers
-L IL Levee= and R. , Liverpool, wholesale moors-
D. Oone and I. cos iv rebsats_. M'Andrew,
J. C. llVAndrew,Crlif .Andrew, Jun., J. M'Andrew, and R. H.
Hall, Liverpool. merchants-1C Winger and D. Palba, Bread.
street, Cheapside, manufacturers of braid-E. Smith and L
Noble, New Churebetree Bermondsey, rope manufacturers.
SIQUISTRATIONS.
JAW SincLant (deceased;, Alexandria, Dumbartonshire, slater,
Jan, 15, at the =kant Hotel, Dumbarton.
ALILIMIDIDt ItolUttion Settewns, Dundee, bookseller. Jim. 17
at the 11,111•11 Hotel, Dundee
J4ians Locum, Liadaton, Ayrshire, farmer, Jan. 19, at the Star
Hotel, Ayr.
Rom? (MCKIM Linlithgow, draper, Jan. 19, at the Star and
Garter Hone. Linlithgow.

STAVIN'S HOSPITAL SOCIETY. THE DREAD-
NOUGHT.—The quarterly court of the governors of this
national charity was held yesterday at the officea, Xing
William-street, London-bridge, Admiral Bowles in the chair.
It appeared port of the managing committee,
that during the past quarter there were admitted on board
from her Majesty's chips 5 patients, and from British and
bongo merchantmen, 437, which with those on board (117)
at the close of the previous quarter, made the total number
of pinata 559. Of these 137 remain on board sick, 2 are
convalescent, and 420 have been discharged. The total
number on the register is 84,705. The number of out-
patiects for the quarter was 328. The total expenditure
for the quarter was 2,2671., or 3231, in excess of the moiety's
income for the same period. The report having been
adthe proceedings terminated in the usual manner.
CTION or CUSTOMS Acre —CAUTION TO
flarrommaa. —At the Liverpool polies mart yesterday,
Messrs. Walker, &non, and Co., shipbrokers, ke., of
Tower-bcdklings were charged by Mr. 'Tyndall, Solicitor to
the Customs, with not having presented to the searchers,
twenty-four boars after the vowels cleared, stamped hills o
lading, as required by the act of last session. Mr. Tyndall
stated that the defeneanta had been previously fined 101. by
the board, and repeatedly cautioned for similar offences.
He could bring numerous charges against them, but he
would only go into those of the Rattler, Guy Idannering.
and Wild Hunter, all of which Railed for New York in
Nov. less. Mr. Holden, who appeared for Messrs. Walker,
Barren, and Ocr, offered no defence, but sued for a mitiga-
tion of the pena The magistrate, however, inflicted
the full penally W. and costa in each case.
Armin To BLOW UP A Horaz.—An attimpt
of this kind was nude at Clayton on Tuesday morning. Mr.
Joseph Barlow, who lives at Clayton, and has a brielcyard
at Droyladen, was awakened about two o'clock on Tuesday
morning by hearing a great noise, as if something had ex-
=sear his house, and immediately afterward, he heard,
them fully awake, another explosion. Being nearly
certain as to the character of the explosions, and apprehen-
gee of what might follow, as he was employing men not in
the union, be at once got up and fired his gun through his
bedroom window, and he beard nothing afterwards. He
arose at daylight, and on going round the premises he found
two glass ginger-beer bottles shattered to mama, and another
filed with blasting powder, such as colliers use with a fusee
in it partly burnt. One of the bottles which 'had exploded
had been thrown with an intention of going into the house
through the window, and the window was broken ; but,
mod fortunately, the battle hail caught the top of the
window, and was thus thrown back into the shed, where
it hareileady exploded.
Tax Burrow Commix EXPLOSION.—This in-
quid, which bee been conducted throughout with the dig-
nity and solemnity befitting a ackaitifla inquiry into the
muse of much death and diameter, terminated on Thursday.
Mr. John Dashiki, the resident viewer, was examined at
great length. He described the
.pit and its workings before
tatemmloeion, minutely exploited the ventilation, and
lais precool efforts after the sad disaster had oc-
curred. With respect to the origin of the disaster, he ex-
pressed accidence in the theory of Mr. Bell and Dr. Richard-
aon,rund his belief, founded apes the expansive force
of in a rifle, that the flue could contain sufficient
ra....2. to produce all the damage which had bee. describe& Mr.
the viewer at South Heaton, expressed nearly
similar iota with respect to the cause of the explosion,
as did Mr. T. E. Foster, Mr. R. Lodes, and Mr. G. W.
Soutlisran. Mr. Dickenson was 'Bermuda examined. He
was extremely diffident in expressing an opinion, and de-
clared that this was the only explosion out of roan Melee
he had examined for wham origin he could not sa• rily
account. The fallowing was the verdict of the jury :—"We
and that John Grimes, and twenty-one other persons, on
the 90th day of December, now last Foot, come to their
deaths, in the Brat and West Minor pits at Retina Col-
on explosion of inflammable pa, which bad ama-
in the flee leading from the boiler of Davison's
sugine to the wpcnst shaft, and which was not accumulated
in tho working of the pit."
OMIJIMMae.--(treat exertions are being made by
the Medan at Me Neropean and Canals! Wine Company, of
1* Pasoan to meet the Christmas demand tor their celebrated
is4Vleteste Sherry. The price of this very szoellent wins is
Ws. per loses (bottles and ,aces included, ; and they pay
es di domes to soy railway station In Migland or Wain.
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