The Express.
London, England, 1853-09-30 00:00:00

JONES sad YARRELL—The NEWSPAPER
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TII K 1) A I L Y NEWS:I
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beat Prem of Greet seveccting tree otelleletee In rte broadest
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astabsr et searetiserarats —ant to the Timm r—ottudeed by any
Mol papt. lee medial fame than mummies with It. commercial
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Assay. Irlth highly letertsdng Illustratleas,
THE CHINESE REVOLUTION : The Causes
which led to It —lt. Rapid Proven and Anticipated Result ;
sub Atatrats of the Mods Aabliedkos emassung Inca tbs
bonficnts.
Os ('et. 1 Illustrated, la..
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DREADFUL CONFLAGRATION NEAR THE

STRAND.

This morning (Friday) about half-put 4 o'clock.
a fire, involving the loss of thousands of pounds' worth of
property, and serious damage to many dwelling houses,
brake out in the extensive premises of Messrs. Saila and
Edwards, machine printers, Charades-street, Strand. The
premises were situated at the beck of the Strand, and it
appears that the flames were first seen issuing from the
fourth upper floor used as composing-rooms. Not a moment
was lost by the police in sending to the Chandoe-street files
brigade station. Engineers Willtiozon and Cooper„with
two powerful engines, WON in a few minutes on the spot,
and the engines were set to work by the police and by-
stander,. The horizon was, however, soon illuminated for
miles round the metropolis. This brought about 10 other
engines from the I. i brigade stations, which were set
to work under the direction of Superintendent Braidwood.
The engines having been placed in the most command-
ing positions, torrents of water were thrown on the burning
mass. but fur nearly an hour the property of Messrs.
Saval and Edwards was scattered in flakes of fire around
the neighbourhood, and the flames communicating with
Chandos-street, Bedford-street, and Harvey's-buildings, in
the Strand, the destruction of other buil-tinge was considered
inevitable. By six o'clock the machinery, presses, and
back composing-rooms, with their contents, were entirely
estrtyed, thus throwing out of empbsyrnent stout 200 men.
Through the continued exertions of the firemen and police-
men, by seven o'clock all further danger ceased; but a
melancholy scene then presented itself. In the backs
of the houses of Harvey's-buildings, not a window,
frame or glass, was saved. In Chanties-street similar
damage had been sustained by Mr. Diller, writing-desk
maker; Mr. Wellspring, chemist; Mr. Howard, decorator ;
and Messrs. Griffiths and Crick, mercers; all of whom it
is believed are partly insured. In Bedford street, the suf-
ferers are Mr. Senders, tailor; Mr. Davenport, lamp manu-
facturer ; Mr. Sanderson, carpenter ; Mr. Fere, baker; and
the Bedford Dining Rooms.
As to the origin of the fire, nothing coat] possibly be
learnt. The printers bad been at work all night.

THE CASE OP MISS

cation from the Evangelical Allison waited yesterdajuptins
Inrd Clarendon, at his lordship's private residence, in
Grosvenor-crescent, open the subject of the arrest of Miss
Cunningham'. The deputation, which was received with
the utmost courtesy, consisted of Sir Culling Hardie?, the
Hon. Baptist Noel, Rev. Ridley Henchell, Rev. W. Bun-
ting, Mr. T. Wheatley, and the Rev. J. P. Dobson, secre-
tary. The object of this interview was exactly in accord-
ance with that of which an account appeared yesterday,
and the deputation received from Lord Clarendon :bosoms
cordial responses which be had previously given to Lord
Shaftesbury. In reply to the inquiries and apprelastioas
of Sir Culling Hardley, the public will be glad to tears that
all outward respect was paid to Miss Cunningham% that
free permission was accorded for the visits of her ut.ilk••••
of Mr. Scarlet, and that no indignity had been ollismi to
hen beyond that of the restraint of her personal liberty. It
is gratifying also to learn, that not a moment was lost by
Lord Clarendon in taking every step consistent with the
urgent demands of the cue, as soon as the outrage was
ea-
tisll communicated to him ; and a hearty assent woe
frankly given by his lordship to the solicitude expressed by'
the deputation, that no legitimate effort would be spored by
the government to vindicate its right of interference in •
case which hes produced so profound a sensation within.the
limits of the United Kingdom. The deputation withdrew,
thanking Lord Clarendon for his frankness and courteous
reception of them, and under an animating conviction that
the ease of cur injured countrywoman could not be left in
hands snore cempetent to deal with it.
STRIKE OF THE CLOAK AND MANTLE-MAKERS
AGAINST 1151 LANCAIIIIII2 SIWING MACIIINI.—During
the last few days a stzike has taken place emotes that
den of needlewomen who work at cloak and mantle-
making, owing to the introduction of the Lancashire sewing-
machine into the manufacturing preen" of the above gar-
meats by some of the leading city houses. The first display
was made et Messrs. Charles Nicholson end Co.'s, of St.
Paul's Churchyard, who have workrooms in Battraleeet,
Newgetentreet, and employ between 70 and 80 day ms-
ors. On Tuesday the women, who were aware that theft au-
ployers had purchased and fixed up a nr.chise in their
workroom, on being asked to practise the working of it, M
once declared in a body to the forewoman that they wail
not work or assist in say establishment in which sash a
machine was used. On their complaint being represented]
to Mr. Nicholson, he persisted in his determination to cony
out his plans, and the whole body of the workers, with the
exception of ten persons, left the premises. On this strike
becoming generally known at the other City and Westiend
houses, • unanimous exprenien of approval from the whole
body of workers was evinced towards Messrs. Nicholson's ,
hands for their spirited conduct. A deputation, who are
getting the signatures at the various workronmo, hove been
well received by the empi lees, st,d, ol.en they conclude
their labours, intend to wait on the Ent of Shaftesbury
and Mr. T. S. Dunosmbe, M P., to pre,tnt their petition to
the Houses of Lords and Commons. _

FLIGHT or A Nl:N.—Great sensation has bees
loused in Galicia, in Spain, by the flieht of a nun from •
convent at Compostella. A nun in the Carmelite reacted
of that place let herself down • few night ago freak bet
cad, t.v means of towels and napkins sewed together, sad
formed into • cord. The descent must have been attended
with danger, though the nun tech the precaution of tyi•g
knots at intervals in her cord. The moment the escape wee
known a search was made after her both by the police and
the gendarmery,but no trace of her could he discovered, sad
it is supposed that she succeeded in reaching C and
is imbuking on board a forties rivet!. She is only twenty-
two yean of age, belongs to one of the most distinguished
families of °aims., and is remarkable for beauty and
t►leeds.