The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-21 00:00:00

The returns from the following places
Wks in time for publication yesterday
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LAtTDORZ POWDER MAGAZINE—AIthough re-
peated attention has been drawn to the dangerous popition
and state of the powder magazine at Laudon, nothing has
been done to remove the well-grounded alarm that
in the public mind. Landon is about a couple of miles
from Swansea, and is a densely peopled distrieE sod in the
very more, and within • few yards of the South Wales
Railway, is situated the powder magazine, which bat con-
tained as much as six tons of powder. Efforts have been
' made to raise a subscription for the purpose of obtttiuing
the removal of this public nuisance, and it appears th..t this
will be the only means of abating the evil. A spark
thrown from a locomotive on the line might cause on ex-
plosion, the effects of which it would be fearful to contem-
plate.

BATHING ON THE BANKS OF THE THAMES.—A
notice has been Mind in the most public plains adjoining
the banks er don ist the river Thames stating that Al!
persons are mmdismed Vat bathing in an indecent
manner user pebble way et sear htbabited houses,
from whka they way be Nile. 'rt. psifee have directions
to admen aft /111sr in puma% scab elbeees, sad if necessary
to speeettost the elltedete end charge then before a ma.
=srThe e&ses of bathing it a public place is a mis-
and renders the parties liable to be sent for trial.
The aetiee will have two beneficial effects, stopping the out-
=deseney , in the meremer month., from Vauxhall-
s!) Nfiet/Afirkwe. mil preventing the numerous la tient-
able drowsiest et yeesi boys.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON TnE EASTERN COUNTIES
Itaitway.—Yestarday afternoon, Sir. Baker held an in-
quest at the London Hospital, on the body of Daniel tVaid,
aged 30, a clerk in the general manager's atm of the
Eastern Counties Railway, who resided at 13, Buckstone-
street, Brick-lane, Spitalfields. Deceased started from
London oa Monday, the 6th instant, by the Ave minutes
pest eleven train to Nemeth, Yarmouth, and Low”stoft,
and when the train reached the Drachma's station he at-
tempted to jump on the platform before the carriages were
stepped, in consequence of which he fell on to the rails, and
some of the carriages passed over he left leg, fracturing it
badly. He was immediate) y taken to the waiting room,
where a surgeon was promptly in attendance, who advised
hie removal to a London hospital, and he was accordingly
sent back to town by a spec al train, and conveyed as soon
as possible to the above Institution, where it was found ne-
cessary to amputate the limb. me deceased, how, sir,
died on the 16th Instant from exhaustion end secondary
hemorrhage. An caber of the railway spoke to the danger
of getting With* carriages whilst in moticn, and the &A-
cuity they experienced in preventing persons from doing
so, and the jury returned a verdict of " Accidental Death."

PENNANT AND CRAIGWEN MINING COMPANY.—
Yesterday a meeting in this matter to arrange the embar-
rassed affairs of this company, which failed to the extent of
some 6,0001. after working lead mines in Wales, was held
before Muter in Chancery Turner, who proceeded to settle
the liabilitlesof the partners one list of shareholders brought
in by Mr. Harding, the official manager, and his solicitor,,Mews. Tucker and Sour.
Tna STOCEPORT More.—The adjourned inquest
on view of the body of Michael Moran, who was killed in the
affray that took plies at Stockport, was held yesterday at
the court-Woe la that town, the inquiry before the magis-
trates being enspended in order to allow the coroner to have
the US of the breading. The evidence adduced went to
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at the top ag Beriaaew with an Englishman, when an Irish-
man west sad him a blow with a shepherd's crook,
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