The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-26 00:00:00

TO THA =MOE or TH3 H1P11315.

any of your readers will take the trouble
to call at this office they may not only see cotters, the seed
of which was planted in November kat, at Muirton,
Jamaica. by our agents. but also deck made from it by one
of our shareholders, Mr. Vickers, of the Great Western
Cotton Works, Bristol. His letter accompanying it states :
"Itis a first-rate article, and it will be almost everlasting
wear. I wish we had a ship load of it."
The Lancashire manufacturers have, then, the remedy
within their reach. Let them heartily co-operate with us,
sod before this time next year they may have from Jamaica
alone a large supply of very superior cotton at a much
lase cost for labour than that produced by asas of slave
labour.—We are, Ire.,
STEPHEN BOURNE. t simtaim.
WILLIAM MAMMON,
Jamaica Cotton Company (Limited), Office
55, Charinrcrose, May 22

DRSTRucTivs Film—Last evening, just as divine
service was being commenced in the City churches, a fire
was discovered in the narrow and densely populated neigh-
bourhood of Little Moorfiekla, immediately at Um rear of
the large houses of liminess en Finsbury-payment. The
building in which it occurred was three donee Itt
told
was adjoined on oneside by the extensive pickling
of Bern. Batty sod Co. ; on the other side by Mears.
Chew's livery stables, whilst Mr. Smith's wine vaults stood
between the lbuildings. The fire seems to have commenced
in the northern end of the premises belonging to Mr.
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described as being nearly destroyed ; the roof of Mr. Battes I to the mews d orreed id the prelates el'. Aneinink
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