The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-05 00:00:00

IR IN SWANSEA.

odd of yerberday.)
Ling several paragraphs
of the Leedom and other
on fact and correct in the
alated to erode exaggerate'
menus oosclusioos. Ueda
t will be well to give a brief
tatemeet of the daps which
cities of the town is memo
poe as correct, and which
Isaiah the aspect of ads
still coationes merlon, there
the worst is peat, and that
in of the fever which bee
g us need be apprehended.
'a. A lew weeks mese abs
. .

et from Cabe, with a amp
ling Company. Soon after
k the yellow term existed an
ed (on the day after reaching
mediately upon bearing the
Fee for having the molter ja-
wed that the report was rub..
lel so circumstanced wm per.
moot explain k it certainly
re been some serious neglect. et
However this may he,
ward
yrdoes not in any way
cal board, whose jurisdiction
vessel' entering the poet.
of the crew of the Heels had
c exerted to the utmost the
te of his office, and even is
those powers. in order, if
lof the cheese& The vessel
the decemed were burnt. sad

taken. It was hoped fa
sr fatal connive:lcm would
sight ago • deith, die.
Houle, took place, which
• town agreed is con-.
oosequence of yellow fever.
1, nod altogether we believe
▪ occationed by yellow fever
considerable alarm was felt.
mussed by committees of the
out remedial sad preveritive
"awhile Dr. Paddos. who had
titer, communicated with the
, and on Thursday the prem-
ise, physician to the London
to and report upon the facts.
conferred with the mayor,
e town, the custom-bows
for the Ifecla, and sab-
ot the horses where fever
rpreaud his full approhatish
, and suggested the removal ct
to the end of the East pier
mayor was at once taxied ant:
tine of the local bear I was held
Ng the propriety or otherwise d
for the borough, at whichtZ
IS present. The meeting resol
to whole board, sod the ow
fully. Dr. Bachman axpremsi
that it was quite ua.
r simply for the purpose=
ad broken out flake, be bad
fed witbis narrow lionS., and
d. But lookieg at the question
the due carrying out of sanitary
nest the appoietment of mill
,bore. Several of the members
tir perfect willingness to sup
tam general ground', though
env motion for appointing en
reference to this isolated event.
who Lod Nuisances Removal
they of ten felt the teed
ultimately it was unauitnousbf
Seer should be appointed, at •
d it woe arranged that a meeting
led for Monday next, to receive&
will be required to perform. TM
Buchanan were of a decidedly it.
confidently hope to be able very
race of the fever has disappears&
at their meeting to-morrow, will
lity of taking steps for the eche
d a hospital for the reception of
azions disarms.

it of Ballimudoe commenced
k. Large number, of sheep hare
r proportion changed owners A
sl the supply will be smaller this
ry brisk. The chief buyers ber.
l the Backwaters will be We to

IND • REP U BLICAN
r closed his late speech before the
Aims at Worcester, Masaachusettee:
For myself, fritlow-citisity
my comae is fixed. Others veil
ire away from those great trntbir
ching brightness of .the Republic t.
miry favour by a temporary
ictory of blood, which har. base
confirmed by a greater victoria!
aid words of Abraham Lioaola nay
tion, under God, shall have a DOE
overoment of the people, by shor
maple, shall not perish from tbe•
seek no merely formal union*
ed curses, but a practical,
minded on common righter "4
ioternsta, and inspired by a cow
constitution, interpreted wrens
h life and a league with Flans's.
,ery where not only a right but •
his way to the seaffold, where be
for • deed of aelf-sacrifice, stooped
lave child. That closing act wan
Mg MILD to bin country. Thii
potions and fulfil. The Last shall
bis new order, equality, beog pal&
dis master principle of oar Erten,
piece of our conatitutioo. The
11110 this principle, by fonedieg •
tad ' inferiority of • race. Taking
iesist that the iosolsot assumption
I not prevail. This is not the first
with the barbarism of elavelT. I
ly monster retreats to its last cite-
: mean to fight it out oo this liaise
ins to me of life."
WI:(D011. —Last evening gr.
mer for Westminster, bald an inquill/
at Catharine Kent, aged 17. Dlr.
,O, Whito Hores-stneet, fiemaillfr
mused wasin his employ am damsels"
an past. Last )Medalmorning be
ig and he ran into theme
te
pave •
ckyard. fl•
girl lying on the grussw
window overhead was opee. and ..14
bad fallen from it
onig ht
he of ands
et got out of tbs. window, to .00
the park, and becoming giddy Its.
She was very happy end cootented,
cave oommitted suicide. Deeds took
cur. The jury returned a verdict of