The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-14 00:00:00

FIRE IN JEWRY-STREET.

TO Till XDITOS 07 Till =MOM
gig,—As your report of the lire which occurred
on our premises is likely to mislead our customers and the
public, we shall feel obliged by your permitting us to in-
form them, through the medium of your columns, that the
damage is not such 111 to impede our operations for more
than a few days, and that on Monday next we shall be in •
position to execute orders as before. —We are. ?co.,
HILL and JONES.
Jewry-strest, Aldo* Oct. 13.

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Having reposed nearly four months the lime
tress is the Place Royal, Part, are pow producing leave"
as regularly as in the opting, and the Place presents the
same appearance as in April. The illusion is dispelled at •
short distance, where readers of roasted chestnuts are sun
occupying their winter quarters. It hes been calculated
that wanders of roasted aliestants to the number of about
400 arrive is Paris from the south of Prance in the amuse ti
of ths month of September, and that each of them mlls on I
so average 40 bogs of obestents, weighing 100 kilogrammes ti
each. The bog of chestnuts costa about 33fr., sad is resold X
in pate at from 50fr. to Mfr., leasing a profit of from 17fr. g
to 21fr. The vender Gastritis out of this small profit to $
defray the expense of his journey, to pay rent, and math. it
taro himself during the whiter. so,
A writer in a Dorsetshire paper states that the rear.,
son why in so many ancient apprentice Indicting in the south to
of England masters were forbidden to feed their apposite. C.
too much ou salmon was cs &want of the plentifulness of es.
salmon at that period, and because too much red fish caused 10.
leprosy. At Christchurch and Southampton In Hampshire, ih
where such indentures were prevalent, there are the remains ea
of building', it appears, still in existence which were imee 14:
used as War bowies. IN
Between 400 and 500 fat oxen are sometimes im- io
ported intoSoatkampton from France in the course of • week. 10,
As soon as the rinderust appears on a French farm the C
government takes possession of the horned cattle cis it, gp:
and official persons twists the diseased beasts to prevent 110.
the plague from spreading and to effect a mare if possible. VI.
RETIREMENT Or LORD STARTORD.—We are l
authorised by Lord Stamford to state that it is his intention rp:
to retire altogether from the Turf, and that his entire stud it a,
with the exception of the brood mares, will shortly be die: t.
posed o.—Belrs Life. leo,
Rzertermuirry IN THE PaRIES.—" Respects.- rk.
hilt? Ia England is becoming as exclusive as ever stow ii.
cracy was in Fiance. A correspondent of the Times gt,
quietly urge' Mr. Cowper to expel all seedy, ill.dreasd, S.
ill-bred ragarenfilas from the parks, and the journal 111%
itself, is a sketch of their present condition, en. 50.'
dorms that advise, declaring that the parks ar intipsd •"'.,,.
only far the " health and recreates of he respectable
members of the public, to whatever rank they may balux." gd
Why not go a step farther, and be logical as well as despotic, t.
assign the struts to respectable' and leave the ragamuffins ik'
the lenes, let only income-taxpayers traverse the squares, ..
and compel all men out at elbows to slink along through r
the mews? A ragamuffin smells no sweeter in Regent-street
than in Hyde-park, and may offend the eye outside the rails
in Piccadilly as well as inside. Brahmins in Madras object to
Pariahs throwing their shadows oa the path, and surely t
Brahmins in broadcloth may be as fastidious. The realer I.t
whose toil maintains those Brahmin might, arrhaps. under 7:
those circumstances, think that the French idea of equality Fe
had advantages, but as the cost of that ides would fall on eo:
the black coats exclusively they have of muse • right to A
risk it. Only we should like, just for the sakeofwear OX
fancy, to sea Christianity abolished fimt.—Spedetor. To.
Tice Pontswita's DISAPPOINTIIENT.—An eminent 7
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niusie-publishiog firm this week Teceisid an order from the jo,
midland ocinatim for a libretto of Sarawells. The libretto err,
WY out of print, sod the publishers wrote and said so, out et
received a reply urging them to endeavour to promos us. 11.
After some difficulty, incited by urgent appeals, the pub. LI
lithe". mugged to borrow • book of the opera, and sent It I,
to their customer en loan, asking him to rotors it when s
due with. lo • few dila the book earns back ; the cus-
tomer was obliged and quite satisfied. He was the
owner of the mare &tuella, which had foaled ; and
be was desirous of naming the offspring also out of the He. 1111. I DIMS. Ird 1 LA. ',—
opera! Hopes the wilier of the arthilie boveucrner. iiii.-- 96. East riff wisuadds. to us•
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The disappointment to the sublishecc, who had sateipated Imo ig .=
a grand putducti^n of Satendia In the midland assts., Amax It Lesbos IL let 78 lig :
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