The Express.
London, England, 1854-01-07 00:00:00

THB ',BATHER AND THE ROAD&

Yesterday the castienence el the *eV gave
male hopes of relief from the snow. Yet the streets
were in • eseditioa the meet wretched that can be
isnagised. Nothing has been sees ter years like Fleet-
street, the Strand, Osfeed-street, sad ow ram groat
thoroughfares, as they appeared yesterday, wbsa the water
win held from running et by the eseleisleg eadealtneents
of unasked new. ►here the soar bed bola dined ea
and the ice underneath reposed, It was R 1 Minh to
keep footing, and many persons, although seawlieg &Wag
with eat-like caution, had serious fans. The m•alhasse
from the seven' districts in the nelableembeal et the
metropolis which viewed out were Me he amsber, eM
occupied considerably more than the usual We In pain
from point to point. Most of the omalbsess bed ediltimal
hones, and some of the dabs were drawn by twebersa,
with • young roadies on the leader. The dues for 'sank
haste and eats were in most aces kept op to double the
ordinary charge. Towards mid-day men were eel to work
to clear the streets—an operation which 'hada have been
commenced sad carried oa from the setting in of the frost
and snow. If this had been done much mischief and great
lacearealeace would have been avoided. Bet t►e perish
authorities invariably delay commencing their operations
until the evils they are intended to obviate are about

disappeorni.
Noweeree. Br earn of the late storm are fast disappear.
AS int It my le egged tbst net the usual traffic, whi-
tharmelailloailli bap b, MEM% or rail, will suffer no
feellor Istentylla. Us Ingeilossta on the railways
IN Is mid erre Ilt lagilisili, end tome of the trains
men armlet as nesN, while ethers are not likely to guar
Mirk further drihralissx. Many of the up trains yesterday
wee so bras or two behind their time, but Or
Vat the only isseivesionce sustained, while most of the
dews titan wile I=ed to reach their several destina-
tion without grad. The Irish mails of Wednesday
sod Thetroday ham we to hand ; and the French mail
d Tbfaday also amieed in dos course. Appearances,
ibuillie, favor the odes that the worst is past, and that
ka eat Uses tae Misr traffic of everyday life will be
itimeil as hereliders.
Toderday, Dreg! ]tease, Oakum of the City 011itr
sifts of listreek alltreed et the Mirelonabeme fee the
regat of stildeathe shim of the lAA Meyer voter the
IldhealtY deordwafats. lie said that Ms.Daw, this dirk
leffilifar/MINNe bell en Wednesday Let writes, MM
etaleNhos ter sisembs the streets of the City, notioaff
Ilim d the conditioned their Goiania, and sequiriag than
ffirtelktely to filMlbrally removing the mow, whieb
mused eo greet astielnelles to the trellis. AllfeWsh far
Neatly the eralelleith lied the power he mob* ease
beads, sod to shop tbiseetroetess Ott atileited a*
anal with the expense, yet it the MINE Mani gni
Union wily the difficulty of finding them. Ina Me tram
41110eNN of airing a suitable spot on wide Is deposit.*
Mow. It had occurred to his (Deputy Tasseelee) Wed,
Ihst the best, although perhaps sa objesdreetie NM I i pot
/Miss rid of it was by throwing it into Iffiltnamie.
The Load Mayor inquired what mum meee very
ter the purpose ofog,
getting rid of it, *boasts was a
heavy fall of snow some man age.
Deputy Peacock replied that, epee dist etudes, nesse
were taken to carry it away.
Mr. Lew said he had on Wednesday last written to the
severs! esstraerze as fellows :
" bowers-care, Guildhall, Jan. 4, 1654.
° flir,-1 have to draw your attention be your cornet
he the removal and carting away of snow sad its fa the
streets of this City within your district, and require you
forthwith to put the same in execution. The streets are at
preent in a condition which they cannot be allowed to re-
mota in; and I must caution you that the ecemissiesen
will certainly require you to carry out your contract in re-
ference thereto. You an therefore requested to send in all
possible force to have the week effectually done, without
the loss el one bout.—Tour obedient servant,
(Signed) 0 forint Dow."
By the present eosins: the contractors were hosed to
remove the whole of the snow from the streets; but their
foremen now said their great difficulty was, after having
carted it, to know what to do with it ; that if on taking it
to their respective yards it inundated the neighbourhood
then they wen open to the most objectionable complaints.
Under these circumwances, if his lordship would justify the
contractors in eating the snow into the Thames the Com-
mission of- Semen would be very materially assisted in refit
efforts to and immediate relief to the trate, which, her
the almost inoperable nature of the stet le, was nest 10 ill
wad-still.
The Lord Mayor—l am told that as Os !tame susidui
the City carted away the snow, at an tapirs of OM •
great portion of it was then carted to ea Wm gees It
Newfield', and the rest thrown into the rime. The qrs.
ties homy mind is whether by now throwing it direct Ira
the Thames we shall carry any greater quantity of dirt
with it than if it were allowed to dissolve and were washed I
away in the sewers. I think that out of two evils we should
choose the lesser, which is to throw the snow over the
li
I brid 1
M ges.r. Daw.—Or off the wharfs, Puddle-deck, and so
forth.
The Lord Mayor.—Exactly.
Deputy Peacock.—l have end red to get the con.
tractors together this afternoon, to see what they intended
to do,eo that tomorrow morning they might go to work in
earnest.
Xr.Daw—And during the night.
A. The Lord Mayor—Energetic means must be had recourse
.be to this very night to clear the snow from all the principal
Ani. streets.
The

LOSS OF FOUR LI rEs ON THE EASTERN
COUNTIES RAILWAY.
It is our painful duty to state that one of the
malts of the fate exceetive fell of mow bee been a cellists&
between two Isaias en the. Eames Counties Railway. and
whisk kW been attended with the lose of leer hest, sal
hen to seved of the survivor,. At paessat bat little
Weft is knows of the natter except to the Aisle of the
how as the spit, but the tellowlig NNW will
* mom* la truth wig, am*
Iseseas Miami ea Hastegweek whoa lho osideat
Wanod, oflgo him
Oda* irr lam he swim Om lapiashis is
IMIIMINIIOs as% wel
It but bees se psi**, awe/ at he AO*, g =
teasaseg sae Ilekt it was the as of *I eh* list for
both up mg lowa amsfe, which led to lb dhow hew to
be Waal.
ilisFls Usable Cambridge at 1.36 p.m., ea Thum
, yla sassy, ad in doe time (about three
tL._ J. snivel mils Mae. line is guidon. Proesella
ea there be, was a was annyiag a amber
TiaTio7eren he the donnas of the lee i ask train woe
drama by two paralel eosin* sa though they wen
althea a that peashbog at a wry a* we, ease se
the ossaraseloh law, they i.e ha Maim widt a
gosh *vas diselt. The boar sagas ass whai at• the els
to the height a say he& eel es sashay the earth spilt
was utterly valaelees. Mein 'Mkt thus ths aniages
sow into Whim. al hao .J.—.l 5 swage was
Jana into shahs, like the sides of s Ishossps. ashy
,r es awl passeogen Napa a* sal these who
24issiallathost isfory. Ds sash of the sashes was
stunk +d of these ems a the 'token is killed.
Ths a thew a the khougass, with a manta
antigkhdayen have Issoshaarbehitully mutilated
and it is eigerted that raslfsee is ssisies. &nerd of the
Mama she »nivel gaislainraa Ifs passagers were
boa. Ow or hew 'adages was fetidly destamboad. fio
sea as the wash sashed ilhoselheh, Mr.
Heat in superiatherial, wadi M. Caw. a the sat-door
E dikesputateat, 11111111111 for the spoisaallgiatesisly train, se•
by Mr. eas assiative sa-
of the iirislet. By great owlish ths Ilse
ens sierra se so to Are the asap of tram* as been
mairhalf. As laws will be hidden on the bodies, sal
we shall supply tasiber=re in our next. The Ices
to the compeer will iss

STAMFORD.
Yesterday (Thursday) morning, as fer as we crald barn,
the business on ems el the railways wee nearly et a stead-
stilL The System sad Peterborough Me we mid to be
blocked up in several pleas ; sad -it wee reported that a
lugmrarsie drawn by so 11181 than flyes, which
ssealthrough Stamford en Wedassday eew as robs
from Peterbenagh te Leaman, became imanse is sane-
where between Mantra era Oekkem, and there remained.
TM Great Northern Paramilitary train from Load's
LEEDS. snaked Brandin* on Weinaday, after much °bargain
nog.. the olgio et Th....b. a *6. esh **us* end delay, bat beyond that prat it could not more ; and
Log---• Waloggoo.—iii sogogor Maki) was OW the pressprs bed Mesa kept in suspense for several
thwmggoo mow now no foomopeog mates a Mans they wars with pad difficulty drawn beak to Peter-
=lon 000lhoogo oposog, sag goo noway, boo. borough,. Is be coammel forward, if possible, by the loop
lig lase, wore(agegshing
Ir.
the regular trains. The Ong line. There wen an imenamateble obstructions at
mogion win ware, ',war, under tae asaaaaty of ma. Castle Biskra and Corby, a train being locked is at each
ea the llar by way of Peterborough, the main lees- So the leatelle eatlattee, it ele sands there
—Lilac el® by. wen we ism ilea soma ree off the Ms between
..---- Peisameengle eel Oembil ; and the mail wale
• . BIRMINOBAIi. hem Imam width abseil have Mem& _ the asee
fee theeded sad the &MK had not aided atewia.APsera
Jaw. 6.—Today the rains from the south have come in bora* at 12 *Visit prabley. TM mid hes
with more punctuality; cud from Liverpool we have ass- oo wog...sow wog= gamo go
rivals for hie 'filet time dace Tuesday
_night ; lest night a too loo—o—oThis em the rojonorgi, sogteglit, it
avail himself of any other maw. The ithereseeeedeel
anthem mail arrived via the Trent Valley and round
BWsy ; email far Liverpool with letters containing Wed- at their diabetic° at one o'clock yesterday seemegg, bat
ifts
eifil Plaftwell•alre, was deoPatehe• for the law* rostiq could sot sawn by the ordinary course, owing bear mar
thus an Ildinnes drifts of snow between Nubby era flogs og ratty maim goo The mai.eala iko.
Salmi mil • lbw mike beyond at Norton Bridge ; many food, Basra. sad Deeded, wag goo dooms
The
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tem mSTmER,
hTeent:::anwahric,h2 :Lihmaseed
Da „dime. i . an
termed to olcourinucl; tomorrow
lesuiday
st
ens. zonarate;til
the Sesth Maud ;inside 11. severed war mthamiselleaa
Tmeiry matheed during that night, the of ist Wed- eat Cadets while aer einelatiaa. Oa Wodesainp mews
amity, Saran re part of Wednesday night, end DERBY. ing so Melt NAM, mew U. ea the pawed that eamed the
up to area t
drift The ilith veldt bettheori beel Men me busy carting away the immense mars of snow Co of Maui kept up thaw wawa, ma gia.
mused the mow to very meek Need sesa dew 12 either die tle streets. wades the 'sentry many of the road, way whisk we IMO MONWISL,4' two to fear Maw ka.
o'clock ilde seeming, led dlo glei.loooo le ales meek are impmelathe mad en
very few of the trains Wad their ties, sod seem ei ram did net moseelea their
leader. with • NON gollog. old logloe_ . loadogelj le thaw. woo AN Is tel ea the Kinaladlithe.' • tre* thop null Yousary at all. Boned 'Si. biseked up bathes Peteelio-
Geed imeaIIIMININIS bIIB lela lames Wde now theis baba tisee;mme la freer *ewe* ea Weimar, mar mg! sad Newark, althea* they bad bees owe by two,
sotra 1:84•1 doe = The jiMMINdle and la& after *kWh the Um was *Naked •• mere or bee, the masa, sad Om fsa the tooolgompoook obo ono,
Itheemell awl the atheism me the eel,' wade my. A train steroid ler and amend drifts wen &&S,, sad then were /peat dill-
lberam whisk the teethe have been ebb to eamthea ma- was mist (4, big, gio mow and ism* imii, „um batman*, , Mired *mina
amities
=3, • thee haft Nelogeoldll__ _ ____lll••••____6ll Wed' Fred ad Zestweed's wake that it eimpai, sat a Ala have taken lira Ain brae °we wabeser lepared. The
edam ), tiered at thethrethere Immo win eagles lied le be mitt to fetch it bath to the swim mil nocth.toud ram ha eigussigaise an4see SINT t 'Sri few
csfrousi
b leth the nee, sad walked by tategike sad Lardy Onathemlkowsah Valley, 13i=ta, Burton, vehicles were yam Isla it, • aid Arialik were either
emus die le @godlier', whew* thus Imo • Ireel„ • sad Leather, were all stepped. The VIM WIN in wars left or taken to *hears.% place eddy. On Nen-
/la swage that the liiielleeleie Webs, afar riewwwlf • tem a bed oasts. The rood to Rugby era, 'Meaty, day night the cold was so intim,* that a ran perished from
raise *di, Oath feet is • drift near •thisitem Ceeelete. WWI*. The Naaltheilathekkelim wee, we raientend, it Inn en Grouse 'lrft Oppinghens ; end Mr. Close, of
TM llellelell_ with
__„_.,dle goda___, Il•al lauded I. eke gra, of iietheday and yesterday. The Bernath, had two dipep. (which were exposed to the blast)
meg yid' ". east wind "1,—,__1111"_; nab 4111111 at Daft us W 11', Nl* COMM so tightly hoses to thl and that several loots of yea
Brea ass *bee et many them the a compile* vethe_ __ ... eiseaher at 9.45 to 141111 fin MI US to Mel e, le est from _ ' heath before they mild be re.
emiliam Mat down Staie New from deo elli"&6.1111e Lobs being drawn by 4, sal tbd le 1,19 6, hoed from their bli, durance. A ham be-
lted d dam at asemsellsofitheals b•-i--a
a=iii.Tbe south mall stalk 4 brew yeeferthy Medal la a wee left in • core sear
meth rill‘allsy when It wes removed :
tdbegiCadalligilatbittreglii 7.ll422.lthether_ 11_1'2,41_ et, week
_, hem Mikesee steam warred at the elation. Many liPtillat the reams diett!lted bean •6011
away the mew. The
sisterla ei lOU 'rata oral pada thee astmally maims to pt M theirjetthey's and, hem he aestrile, and • its kage wire hid in, aia I=
Missabeater at 19 yeatarday
__ .._..that his Into Pt_ .lada and aim elle algolthed the esedene waled to Mere erearth with, the maw. Sib a cam of cruelty was worthy
Nis lapsed Clewed', IN die Atillifigagia Hak eau ire- Mem The ririal&miater, tram all we km. mad hue ale malice of the society ter the Prevention of Cruelty to
MIA that ethil we OPIP 46111•19 von o.BloelMj_s issaiesi do patisase of Job amidst *I bad of teepee Asjsmic_sgssom dressry,
out- get 101••• the 120r1._•••_ _
.„4 PAI-_ goldos g• by whisk he was on all‘ sides attesked--"V• Nelist"
L hid, weriailithLhek
se sum am rounws to ihrsisise 41 / grip se laaws," I 11l id., ii, midis ty,
as!i, DUBLIN, Jaw. B.
about &Ups lIMIS of .111 Sallei maliSima pay.* Ai rn mos sued lid- 0 wet.. • am w The Wears severity of the weather still asatinues ; sad
I add, bet was staissills* la wet MA. gelp_of the akeeed eassweadoes by iptplatal travellers. Pidging frees the sweat appeannos of the bay, and duo
. William of the Lamas sad Neva i . 'maw, ....... *wall oasaW tike eiesalats, or het that the Ewer steamer, which ehoeld warm the
WspAra tad=iiiirrialsealeg Nasslairas at 8.15 as sib,* ImpailaWilm Teo lb, *Dewlap's*: &yawl' to Halylead. had aot, up to six this morning,