The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-10 00:00:00

MALT DUTY BILL.

This bill was read a Wvd time and paned.
The Post-Aloe Savings Banks Bill wee considered in
amended, end ordered for third reading.
The Sales Exportation Bill was mad a Ewa time.
The Naval Coast Volunteers Act Amendment Bill wee
reed a second time.

The Bleaching and Dyeing Worlot Act Amendment Bill
peed through committee.
The house adjourned at 25 minutia pant 12 o'clock.

FIRE AND LOU OP 111 LIVER AT PLYMOUTH.
•
A fire broke out yesterday seaming, shortly before
3 o'clock, on the meanies in King-street West, Plymouth,
hi the occupation of Mr. Lawrence, a pyrotechnist. It is
already ascertained that at least six human beings have kat
their lives, and three more have sustained serious injuries,
and kam been removed to the South Devoe and East Corn-
wall HospitaL lu connexion with the preparations for the
rejosciop throughout Devonalnre cad Cornwall, Yr. Law-
rence has recently hada large number of orders for fireworks
from various parts, and had been very busy in executing
and peepareg to execute the demands of his customers.
According to the accounts of some of the neighbours, he got
up soon after midnight to resume his work, bet others
assert that at the time when the ire broke out he and all
the other lomat= of the house were in bed. Extra caution
is said to have been given in consequence of the Gnus of
Mrs. Lawrence, who. with the younger children, have not
slept in the boon for some week or two past. However,
shortly betaretlum yesterday morning.SergeantMurch,of the
Plymouth borough police, was alarmed by the sound of an ex-
plosion, which le found arose from In haying by some
means communicated with the fireworks Is Mr. Lawrence's
house. A porticos of the front of the house isdescribed as
having been blown out, and numbers of rockets, squibs, and
other pyrotechnic preparations werelseping, dying, and ex-
ploding in the street. Amongst the numerous inmates of
the house are Mr. Lawrence, his eldest son, a Mrs. Lox.
moors, a show-woman, and her three &aldose. The first
remnant of the missing pergolas found was the charred
body of a child. By eight o'clock five more bodies
had been found. Amongst these was that of Mr.
lAwntoas. The young Lawrence who escaped says he
sew his father fall in the middle of 'the room, but could
not get near him. The rentable of a full-grown woman have
been found, bat whether it is that of Mrs- Lawrence is un-
certain- It is supposed this poor woman and her family
must have been burnt where they lay. One of the infants
died with its beads up, as if appealing for help. The eon
of Mr. Lawrence, who is supposed to have (dim a victim
to the fire, was re a visit to his father, having arrived for
that purpose on Friday.— Wakens Morning Recs.

RAILWAY AND PUBLIC 0311:PAMIRTIf PARLIA-
N/Ivr. —Yesterday, in committee of the Lords, the bill of
the Edinburgh Waterworks Company was passed ; and that
of the HoyWm Company, for a railway from Birkenhead to
Poulton and Bonaire, referred to he chairman of unorr
posed bills. In committee of the the bill of the
Barnet and Great Northern Railway ma thrown out.
ROWLANDS' three great preparations for the hair,
the complealon, ms the teeth, are known In all quarters of
the globe. Ihefr fazoom Itscasear 011" has been counter-
feited In Prance, Germany, sod elmerhefe, but none of the
eperlous preparations have pommes& the ethrordinary pro-
perties of the poetise article. Rowlands' "Kalydor" for the
complezlon has retained its prominent place among fashionable
camels, notwithstanding the numerous new articles intro-
duced ter the campleclon. The .odeato" fee the teeth to
highly pried by thousands, who have noel a. Amy dentifrim
for years. Rowlands' great mamas distal an peat two genera-
from, sad their present prominent yanks se manutecturers,
maart=ly be attributed to the mealiest eharsehor of Male
sad N the het that, anNks Raw ether proprietor, of
established fame, they do sot allow their mantles he deterio-
rate in quallty.—Norton' Transcript --(Advertisement.]