The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-09 00:00:00

LOUAL allAttA IMAICAATA.

Liven/sot. Yon. 8.-There is • improvement ut the Moth
=.63-dsr=ar • shads Mgler.-BastamCountiee, 10-
and Y Of -London sad Barth Western, 1004-
Neashestar, Limoin, 24 ex -North
Latoss. Inewisk. 19-Ditto, Ennui= No. I and 2, 84d.--Mato,, Londe
Espial 14s-Bouth Eastern, IN. 13e. I-
IMMaii. and t.inmla W. new 6 per oant.) p.m 4.
Nanonnorms, ha. 1.-The market 1. dull, at without dump la
PIM Welt: notice. Leeds, 61S-Leedon and North Wen.
ten, UN- born. 34-Dovers, 11111.16-Bballakts. 6/. Prof. p.
linillialinaar. FRILL-ma maraca was Bat to.day so retards Sad-
ness, oat rim were firm. Great Wes erne domed at 33 -London
and North Witatatlia at 1004-Midlands at 6i- Birmingham and
Derby' at 40. _ _ _

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Demur, Pas. 7.-11trea par Cut. Coml. el 90a—Ditts for act-
must, Vila—New Three pat dot Stock 110 j 21—k:o7al Bank of
Ir. land (10f. paid), 20{—Patriotic Inaorance (lul. paid), account,
—Milian Company of Ireland (71. pa d).L account, 141—Doloin and
Belfast lonetko (paid in 46—Dublin and Kingston Quarter
'hares (U. 11.. paid), tai s—tuudalk and Ennialullon (801. paid),
14—Midland Great Wasters and lord Canal, half shares Mt.
paid), 24j.

The Carmel has arrived at Manialk a with ad-
wens front Constantinople of the 31st, end from the Crimea
of the 29th January.

The Society of Arts open the eighth annual exhi-
bition of inventions on Easter Monday, the 24th of Much
neat.

POISONINO s Hoare.—No little seniatioe hie
been recestly vested in sporting *Moles by no confirmation
of a report of the death of Annfor, in John Ecrtt's stable,
by poison. The affair was placed is the bands of Inspector
Field, and upon investigation, it was diseoverel that amnia
bad been administered to the hors, in a carrot, bat whether
intended for Annie, (who boa for ems time put beta ad-
vertised for sale as abash) or any otter hone in tte stable,
we meet leave to the isnaginat,or of our resdem—ball's
Life.

FIRE NEAR PINISTOIII.-10,000 QUARTERS or
OLIN DISTILOTID.—Ysiterday morning IS eitilMidt•
firs broke out is the large corn mill of Mr. Henry Rolling'
of Out ring, near P,nistone, by which neatly the whole
of the mill and contents were destroyed. The mill,
which is of recent ereatien,Sis ore of the largest for
a chcoit of many miles, sad is five storeys high. It is
United in the twit), of the Dos, on the side of the Maa-
chaster, 6heMeldi and Lincolnshire Runny, about
a idle front Pashtos'. The north side of the
building being used ea a warehouse, In which wee
stand an immense quantity of grain and flour, the tint ef-
forts were directed to this part of the building, with a view
to save as such as inesible ; but no sooner were the doors
thrown open than the flames burst forth with such fury u
to driu the parties beak and render the task one of danger.
By great intrepidity, however, about 260 quarters of grain
were brought out and removed into an adjoining field. The
work of devastation proceeded with incredible rapidity and
the whole building was soon enveloped in one complete
sheet claims. By five o'clock one half of the roof had fallen
is, and the remainder fell la befits eaten o'clock. The
origin of the fire cannot be escertained, but it is sup-
posed to have outs caused by a shaft which had probably
Moms heated with nosing, as the mill wee Ironing until
midnight, and some of the workmen were upon the premises
null that time, when everything wee left apparently safe.
Mr. John Rolling, brother of the owner, was watching his
own mill, which is about 100 yards from the one burned
down, end rn puling, abeat two o'clock that morning,
he fancied he smelled osenetltirg burning, and welted
round the mid end looked into every window
on the grand floor, bit *mid else nothing. Not
feeling satisfied, however, he called up Mr. George
Lockwood, who Ines close by, and both looked resod, but
without being able to find anything wrong. Mr. Rolling
then concluded tbst the moll must proceed from some of
the adj lints, cottages, where they might be burning wand,
sad went home; Lockwood, however, went again at three
o'clock, but all appeared safe. The building was a vary
handsome and extensive one, and had bees fitted up at an
enormous careen There remain nethieg but the walla
still itandiag, inept the eoginei and engias-house, which
Sr. hot damaged. The loss is immense, and will amount to
many thousand pounds. It is partly covered by an Went-
nee in the Baez BeeSOWS fire-ollige. The quantity of
grain, Ito., destroyed OW.* at pecan be correctly mom-
tallied, bat it is believed to be upwards of tee thous ad
qurters.—Mancliester Ousenfin. (Tide day.)
MR NORTH AUSTRALIAN EXPEDITION. The
Admiralty requiring the savicei of a naval officer to pro-
ceed to the Calf of Winton, fa connexion with the
North Australian Baehr*, Expeditioa, under Mr. A. C.
Gregory, Lieutment W. Chino volunteered at a very short
notice for the service, and leaves by the steamer Royal
Charter, from Plymouth to Melbourne, when, be will plu-
med to Sydney sod Port Bangle& Liaat. Chime* b
already had mach exprisees in the Australian oust sorml
while is command of the Taub, and has only bus bum
few months.—Haled &nice Cimetto.

--Tan PaitA. Sotrlitharr B.—lntelligeMee
his been received ken, from Malts, that the Pen", whist
broke down with the India mails wed wee obliged to palate
Lithos. bad made • tpleadid primp of /idle mine then
them days cram Gibraltar to Mite. Oho hedisteviedni em
to Alexandria, sad is expected home, with the genden
of the India mail, stoat the 13th or 14th last. Aiwa
will make another trip to Alessadria sad tack beam she
proceeds to lodic fibs will she oat the ladle malls of the
20th inst. The Inds. is having • new shaft to bar mews,
to he reedy to tabs the India mails of the 4th prolate.
THE HURRICANE Of WEDNESDAY NIGHT.-011
Wednesday eight we were visited with a Nona szereding
is violas*" any we have salmi/nod far the hat twenty
years. Chimsey -tore were marled tato the sweet, bosses
were wholly or partially unroofed, garden palings mad wells
were levelled to the greeted, lamps were bruits sod ham-
poets east down, and eves the dresest bosses shakes to their
fonsdations. To aid to the coestereation of parties I. the
vicinity of the river sad me, the water, whisk should have
reacted its height about illaTe o'clock, driven in by the
violence of the wind. ssetisuS to ries for two hours after
high water time. la Trek-streshlsee the water was on a
level with the beds is WSW (lithe homes, mad their inmates
had some difficulty ta escaping. It Is /red that the meth
pies head ham @omitted melees damage, sad the pier itseN
is rest and eternised ; a parties of the sortie pier restatly
pet up has elm bees washed away. In the heehaw me-
orebis damap, haw dem: • amber of sma=
we bear. havelep mink, and the slipping has
mweideeeble imjety. Gnat denims was dose to the Fees
Chou in mane el enettee fa Welke, Mesa • row of
steaks at Wheatpark, sue Whitley', •as Surly cat in
two, sad the *ppm parts Wows sway and destroyed. We
have beard it stated time, by the fall of • ehisney at Mul-
ford, two passes have bees killed.—Ar Advertiser.
DUBLIN, Feb. 7.—A diabolical attempt mss mode
en Monday sight to throw the Cosh and Passage trail' off
the rails, is tte Blocky& cattier. Two poi census on
panel discovaed some lege Mean p seed ea the rail jast
before • crowded trait was ear did, sad bevies removed
them they saw two maa micepteg mess • field, and pee
elan. Ike soppoeed swipes, owe of whom at lest on-
i=to armed, succeeded in pale" away, oiler having
td be
ed 01111 of the policemen town with • stone, and the
ether p Wcemaa lame tulles in the peessit.