The Express.
London, England, 1854-01-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2, 1854

Kr. Peter Man, the proPeleter it the Ea% tut owl
Bread-amt,u. Woo received a leal iirdaraige to
his panda** sad soak b lire sag water.
No. 6j, Dread•street, la the ascapatieu of Moore.
Witerrow sad Sae, maaafseturers, is lamed dews, wad
the costaats seanwasel—iaeorsees wakaowa.
The premises of Messes. Douglas sad Cs., Ns. 6, fa
Dread-drest, an gristly beret at the top, sad the /ewer
part of the buiktiag Is earlossly dialoged by water—lawar-
saes askr.ows.

Nears. Fasten, the limn warshossomea, No 61, es the
opposite side of the street, have the frost wisdoms bused
sit, rod meow damp dose to the casemate by water
lammed, hot la what tame saksows.
No. 11, is t►e ma street, News. Grooms& sad Co.,
warehossomea, ham hod their yeamima similarly damaged
--isearmos sot kam.

The peentresof Mum. Thomas ilteelmase, tad these of
Mr. P. M. dkaaaos, 89, Eread.street, are likewise par-
rally destroyed.
A greet deal of damage has bees dose to the premises ef
Messrs. Bulb sad Coati, Manchester wsrbessemes, Nes-
-7 sod 8, Bread-street, by Are sad water. The Arm was ia-
slued, however, is several of the Loadaa Are. einem
The principal proprietor of the hum is this Mud wee
Mr. Upton, of the dank Muharage, sad it as eadareteed
that be invariably Mused the whole of hie property.
Is Friday-street, three or fur of the large warehouse
are very mach damaged by Are and water. The principal
boo is that of Mean. Leddeard sad Co., warehousemen, No.
61, who have had awe of their bask warehouse entirely
burnt to the trued. This Arm was inured in the Union,
the Landow, the Liverpool, .ad the Royal Exchange dee-
dless. The premises of Megan. Bootlegs and Co., No. di,
is the NW Men, are greatly damaged by water ; bet so
Wary bee beam done by the Are. Wight damage by lire
has also bee% received by the Mews. Willett and Co.,
warehrmenten, No. 89, is the same street; Mannar* an-
keewa at present. No. 60, ia the ornapatiem of Mean.
Mak and Co., warehouse's's, hes also reward damage by

Ira and water, bat feetasattly mg to a tortoni eztowt;
*ay were toptrad is wand aka.

TM total his mill, el emu, amount to a vast sus ; sad
bat for the extras/di/wry exertions of the ilremea, property
valued at, at least, half a million sterling, in the immediate
neighbourhood, would have been reduced to ashes.

After a long discomion, the Coroner said the ease bad
better be adjourned for the production of the sweat set
of parliament regulating the speed of steam vessels in
the Pool; bat, several of the jury disseatiag, the coon
was cleared, and, after a long eassaltatios, a verdict was
returned to the effect that the deceased was accidentally
drowned.
Several friends of the deceased expressed their iatention
of carrying the case before .nether tribunal.

TUB MUTINY ON BOARD A PLAO•SRIP.

The following extract from a aommasiaatiaa re-
ceived per hada., supplies further p•tieulan respeetieg sa
occurrence which has already been reported in the Daily
New:

"Oa the Bth November, the crew of the Sag-ship Win
cheater, with the Admiral, Pelkw, as board, then lyiag at
Hoag Kong, asked respectfully for amp have to be given
them on share, as they had net had say for a brag time ;
this the admiral refused, and matiny enured, for as piping
the hammocks deem met a mesa obeyed ; the dram this
best to quarters with the same result ; the madam sad
oaken were then armed sad mat betweea decks, where
the utmost confusion prevailed, the reamen rolling shot
about and throwing missiles. Before say hied of order
could be restored, 17 of the anew had bees wounded by the
tames ; 10 of the wounded were seat to the hospital next
warming; elm a Massa meek playa, supposed to be the
body of one of the weneskid. The captain, Flugereld, re-
ceived a wound ewer one ye, which wee supposed to be ac-
cidental, u ha wee very popular with the crew. The sea-
satin at Hong Hong regarding this dreadful and die-
peseta! affair is intense. The American frigate ILacedoala
was lying in the harbour at the time."

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On Imixarisiaidlniri Celt rthildiad Tosialiii thiliebe pleeellied 4 spectacle which
'mils is imp*, Ihe elastener• he sot bees selesermedfla them fee some years. For a
099110....... c___fferwesseism=lllll==.l‘...„ 6.1646616„._ :Lit gnat peril of the ilerlhey were thronged by myriads of
••"1"1"R 661" elamiNgeriki:;: "'- - - pumas, MUM bastion the ezhilandisn of darting over the
. peoprister at the Winthlit_illeele limit'
4leehtt___.•,_l*' of from wanes is Of Whiting the unassal and satiated
' Moot, who Meads /Was meow lot by die swamps, •• ....
as eight-mod valor thosighbersV dwell mud by a ea.—
large_ielemee, Ow Mimi to a sew eithythey, The dismal weather on Friday meads; seemed fatal to
Wird the Kurth it *NOP alleges Denitiesy. the ...Awe we ziee skaters sad sliders, at least for the pn-
Thoil=ph.awil.ergebd by
1=6•1111•14•4 .-." •-• pawl sad uslooked-for shame pond that
with the del% end with dee= Nati hat tt-
_„ s. vs lases mere ketuathe fee them than
tin of meads kW-red, s meet meddle amid ri:ti, ha -
onstage@ te the speeds( els 'Meg Kansa while pewee& the rota and thaw. The !alike*" ism bad bees levelled,
and waned a„„ ee- .iiraa t;:thee deep with water, mod
IX ''''as y, a weisemaa_ , deposed that ea Wed- ~,. _ -Z.... '.._.1.1c.,„ : termini converted
someday wanks( lath be theereand the body of dimmed ea-
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_••• 77" ''''". .."."...7. ".. . , sheet, se clear
tangled Is the Asia of the mom de vessel lying off the me whsle a the 1•••• Li" • or.- • .sis as so
Lades Desk. sad .entooth as equal, and of seek a duo..
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Mr. alithard Iherilithee a
,e,,g8:816 Olathediste- plass ell fear of maddest out pf the question. The .417?Thr
street,leiceitelee-eied, asPalleisa 66 of the stmespheriethaages eisfriday wee very roman. '`bt°'
Moodily ahmaima Lhe east the and lether
mew, at lie, el. bus, waft. of LoWoolk, and Davies the day the thermometer had reached 40 diem h.
Lin en d' Wier, to owe themesla es the s but at W wee •• lee is V lee a. 26. VA glue at thal &reed-
rives for s hewn. They hauled to go to Orionwiely this Ressivlarbouse, which was at 38 a little before two la
and ba Ca" 66116 the rut N fat •• th• Loshot the atherasse, tell Saipan la three asiautoe; sad the nth-
Docks. a they ebestved • large autumn eallail die MUM matiosed said the mercury indicated the low tem-
Hatimegba awingop the river. Wilms@ tined thud
for large lananno piston) shave stated. Oa Saturdamornin g, therefore,
to the destined std cud it was autoosary
to MS their steam whoa Lena' a lien boat, bus the doe beers of out-door sports were delighted to lad that
atakull la MS lis is. The mien caused by as ~me they had at their disposal plenty of is of the finest quality.
was wry great After passing the steamer wise distartess, • peat 'amber did not fail to seize the opportualty, bet of
• person named Beaty, who was steering, tiled to tho
rowers to hold up Ille bast-that was, to keep the sews eau" theralhat throes " they ••••. wore ah 'mat
the water Er the purpose of over the moil. Thee deserted appointees compared with the scene of pleasant
was thaws Ithdthe OW ..., die Sat, Wilms thzesz assifesiest which they presented yesterday. The Humane
the ems Kee both roared froth the straight • Safety, observing that the frost wee likely to prove of
there bang so way ea it. Hubby then called to the beer some dunning, set up a new teat on the banks of the Long
ears okay.* steshe telutjksPeat:stralaht to meet the sessad
loif, which wee th,„, 40,,,,
,hat
ether serf tirehe woe their Water, bat thus has hitherto been little necessity for it.
heeds, filling the beat up to lbe seas. The boathooks's'', Yesterday the segregate number of skaters and sliders of
sod witness with all lie compuiens, sloop the dermemd, every rank and sedition, from the peer to the beggar, was
were rescued by areal wardroom not km than 79,000 ! Besides this haseenes another, the
Coroner-Did you hell the resamer at all ? various drives sad footways bear the oraameatal waters were
Witness-No, dr, we did mt. •
oaransa_maa, long had you pawed the anther when crowded to aa introit that rendered circulation diffratt, not
the swell caught you t to say dangerous. To ones the serpentine on foot, at the
Witness-About two or three minute'. busiest part of the day, was in the highest degree both. Be.
Coroner-At what rate was the steamer rag ? Mamma Seci,:ty mode every preparation, bet its preesations
Witness-Six miles as how.
were happily, to a great eatent, unneeded ; for bat one or
Wm. Booby, a stationer, of 6, Herbert's-place, Beaufort
buildings, Strand, was steering the boat at the time Si the two immersions seem to have taken place. In the
esstarreace. Witness did not think it was necessary to hail afternoon a heavy snowstorm set in, which for a time
the Hamburg, as a man, he took for the pilot, was cm the threatened to interfere with the fefe
; but as soon as it bogus
moos bridge, and several men looking out. The swell was es, abate, the
public again thronged i
crw
upon the ce in nue
upwards of six feet high. Had bean used to steering for .
Imbed numbers; and some of the more enthusiastic did not
upwards of eight years. The boat was large moths to
held to persica, for it was a very large one. leave till long after dark. Indeed, there were a
r= -Did you see the steamer ease bar steam at all ? few upon the ion as late as nisi o'clock. When the
-No, dr. lam quite certain w steam was sal crowd had a little diadaished the artistic skaters moo
limas John Field said he had been a waterman for 40
thiled at all out is full force. Ose of them, a gentlemen marl
Pitcher, actually traced upon the frozen rodeos of the &r.
years. On Monday last be was in his boat with a wisdo-
ms& near Union Stain. Witness then observed the pestles a portrait of Prior. Albert, which Wrested much
Meaner going against tide, and was of opinion, from the admiration. Oa this river there were during the day
ehscity with which the wheels turned, that she was going &oho pans, cube, amnia a. awing. Several g„0„.
it the rate of eight miles an hour. The swell Klee wit- . .
asse's boat up to the berthas. men tell upon the tee, and were so severely to' and that
Cleroser-At what rats are large steamers allowed to they were obliged to be removed to the Reesiving.house,
Mena up the Pool ? where they were attended by Mr. Williams, Dr. Christian,
Witness-Sim miles an hour, and this one well going and ea. Sawyer.
slitt• • The hag Water in Heasington-gardens wee frozen to
. Censer-Is there any difference allowed in the speed of the wawa esti „tee
end a ha,-. A
ir great many mem-
inearers when the tide is going up or down ?
Inessas-The eau of speed is sin Ban with mg gm be,. tithe nada; Club were present. The total masher
WWI which enjoyed themselves upon this lake was 10,000, has
Lap** Tricksy, ef the Thames Polka, mid that fortunately no accident took plain worth recording.
°NM° '6" allowed to go up and ttalla the P•°l at five The Monad Peed was patronised by. '1,021 sliders and
Wilhe as hour. He was of opinion that the stance was
panda/ at a rate more than setweea four and flee miles skaters, Itlal as ittadn't each Om.
rasa .isse- fit. Jamee's perk had about 12,000 sliders and skaters
Iffeeemer-Is a steamer obliged to ens her steam when dada' the day. A great number of persons were knocked
leg slight boat ? down and sennely injured, and smongst those who were
M is not ottrapalsory upon a steamer to stop
taken tow marquee, and whiz were mended by Dr.
Intel raft a boat; bat many commanders sad pilots
do se. _ _ _ Weans, wen Thee. Field, of 31, fleet-lane ; Ed. Birch,
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of 16, York-place; Jahn Reenst, of 16, Ramona..' _
Charles Inanity, of 21, Park-genet, Brighton ;Thornas
Whiting, 17, Joiner-street, Westmiaster-road ; P Hulbert,
8, Glover's HWY, Lambeth; J. Willing', Prineerstrest,
Lambeth-road; Thin. Einar, 23, Wild-stmt ; Jas. Brook.
ley, 17, William street, Lambeth ; H. Rio:keel, 6, Char-
lotte-street, Newest; J. Jay, 16, John-street, Clerkenwell;
and B. Wieland, 88, But-stmt, Red Lion-squan.
The widest@ which have occurred In the streets owing
bask slippery state are almost incalculable in number;
and these han required, is most of the hospitals, the con-
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attention of the medical °Moen. A young lady, named
Williams, of Ebary-street, Pimlico, fell on Westminster-
bridge and fractured her right thigh; and Mr. Thomas
Harris, of Clapham common, fell now the Dorset Arms and
dislocated his right shoulder, and similar accidents were
sunned by many other persons when saws are unknown.
The river has not Wm the year 1841 presented so sin.
rater an apperemsco. Large maws of Hosting tee, covered
with frame mow, have bean carried up sad down by
the tide daring the whole el Saturday sad yesterday. There
are no limpness of the frost braking up.