The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-16 00:00:00

s•.othar hulk out be mitered for num. It la right also to I
Mgt/ that la oddities to the Mare sauna two seams Co-
okers" t►ewlves fete the Thames at the heed and stars of
the Justine, sad it is proposed to cony them sewers es for
es low-water mark. Another primmer, r mad George
Miseholl, died es Friday evisileg, bat *Mai to the abuses
of the Messer se 'squat has yet bees held es the body.

Maass= Bsoumuenow.—Gs y, Mr.
8111411eItutimscs benilir, wised the lists te eta'him ci
Ortsiesd. Itsltham• liamptes, Hampton
thisriesserik Medisstes• lissmeolewerth, Lathan,
LIAM" Eleppartss• IS ss, litestrea, Itentrery• asd Ted-
amaisay the _meet beim heM at the Mask Der, et Bedryst
I. aria iso, theeph these were Ness Usw skim,
the eeseriess bag assieshei le make eat say Mee edema%
the asempasse el wMeh wee, then the pets, set bolas
is etteedesse te pyre their gsailleatiss, ems dishanaluard.
—The beralatwom s pastimes& ter the mike', refused to
allow the areseseme• esisesm—ln the liesbery list the
sums of Mee &MIME, whets alleged tion was •
rest deep, skis est of prepay in Iseirsey, WWI .track
est kr lessilims dantolgaies; -the pima. bee, Of street is
width the wpm sae elhatml Net Mies seated.—At the
class er the lay's basilleel the OMNI. Cranford case
famed, and. is Mr. Pay Ws repreeentades that he had
&se his bust te mak Ms errors in maths' eat the lista, the
barrlsor eser*s4to allow hie! 10.. ler eziosoma.—The

owl silo to day at t►n Windsor C.tolit, Houspirranktt.
MAZTLIHONS VESTRY. BATHS AND WASH-

rtoosea.—it tie zeseting of tbe Marylebona Vestry. as
Saturday, Mr. Lewis In the chair, Mr. H. C. Wawa laid ha
id a sehlost of wry groat importance to brine before the
vestry, sad that was the gentles is reference to the supply
of water to the enahlieluaest mew erecting. He found,
epee refweeee to the stinntre of the vestry, a very lawn-
eat communication from the West Middlesex Water Cow-
pasy--e sompeny which, me they were all aware, derived a
vam lessees him their supply of that disuict—ia which an
istiestles was ghee ea tbs part of the seispasy to aid the
veep/ is Os entablibseut of an beatitudes ae matt caleet-
Wed le blade tie pewee dress of tie semessity. to
eider tie tie miry ad.* Meetly nude/Masi tit amen of
the impimpokritiw-A, woad real it. 4 wee ryas.'

Iffeweeed. July sin 114114-Dier Wer,-1 ma Minuted Web, Mee.
lever iiimpase WNW. Set May have readmit maintleue
*mem same. m a aseramt rem the eseemt soppy of
warm in semi shullettle try velleolam mote-
lellemelleMellellinthe *Mkt threnTrs "alga aces webs emend.
Tome se Ma riew drama Mrpeeesst reptlipef the
Idaybaremeith atSeed will ISMS, he named
loam eilliesspir mem ememanket lithlommer leM, the
reMemelpletthatlhe Ming moms VI mem* am Improper
mem moles Me mho se smielled. 1w a fact= to
mmifelittie agewesoffly to maim Sat lithe miry Sit Weep
billenesieW MAIM Sas end weshhouses in the pet* Ihr tie
bbla" owq ether Maar ineeme walkory
s Meld V. he pwarat dimesed memseme le the tiethemnee el
oatheggema-Isat.Mir le peer gleams esnaM (arsed) M. K.
I/mom flowelary. C. Meek Rm. vestry der% HarAehone.
H. (Mr. Wien) locked open this as a mast liberal offer,
and it was okaowledged whit thanks by the vestry. He
believed that the only contraction whisk aosld be put upon
the latter xamph of the letter was that the direeton of
the West Company would cooperate in the fur-
therance of the object by supplying the water at a merely no-
minal rate to the baths and wnshhouns, especially seeing
that its object was a charitable one, and to extend the
bl rings of comfort and cleanliness to those eluses who
meld not afford to provide them for themeelves.—Mr.
IL' Kelly (a commissicner) said the late: alluded to by Mr.
Wilson hail been brought under the &aloe of the
directors of the West Middlesex Company, but he
to say, instead of that company adopting a si-
naCroune to that of the New River Company with respect
to the baths and washhouses in George street.llautpsteed-road.
on an estimate of the ame.unt of water likely to be required
and a request sent in to know what the company voted
charge for such a supply, the demand was so enormous that
the enwasissioners were perfectly conislted.--A Vestryman
that the question about the supply of water had
=sat in a misunderstanding, and thst therefore *a
much had better not be said, as it would be calculated to
create an unfriendly feeling between them and the company,
and do mach harm —Mr. Potts r deprecated the imputation
of asetiv sto the water convene. They had made a moat
liberal offer, end as men of honour be was sun they would
not go from it.—Mr. Garnett agreed with Mr. Wilson that
the letter he had read was a promise, and that the Commis-
sioners of Baths and Washhonws would not act wisely if
they did not urge the matter upon the company, particularly
as tM came arm one of charity.—Mr Wilson said he could
not more a resolution, but the commissioners would perhaps
lake it as the opinion of the vestry that they should 'odes-
TOM to get the question of supply of water settled with
the West Middlesex Company forthwith, and report the re-
sult to the vestry.
THE ARCTIC FaTEDITION.—We published on
Saturday a letter, dated Much I, 1849, from Mr.
WPherson to Si: John Richardson, communicating the
same facts which wen previously supplied by the editor
of the MAMMA, from a letter from Mr. M'Phenon,
of the same date, to Mr. Hargraves, of York Factory,
A correspondent of the Ark MIMI of Satureley says :
" I have just received intelligence from Halson's
Bay similar to that which you have comainoll•
cated to the morning papers of to-das, of a petty
white men being reported by the Indians of Peel's River as
heals' been men or beard of east of Macke, ale's River."
The same gentleman also expresses doubts as to any deceit-
demo that can be placed on the rumour, and his fun that it
may be found " nothing more than one of those innumerable
idle teles which originate rather in the good wishes of the
pear creatures who report them than in fact. If the re-
port, however, prove correct," he argues, " there is every
semen to believe that the Expedition is out of danger,
WI may shortly be heard of. Even as early as the
math of July lie me, as far as the eye can reach, is
OMNI, MS MS is off the mouth of Mackenzie.
abler' es kat the slap, after reaching this limit, will have
an bother ebstresen to contend with. If they have beets
method, as is pessibb from the mention of ' the two boats
htfi of white people,' the survivors will and at Pest's River
Ms best provisioned establishment north of Attehmes
Lab; where, if anywhere they may with prudentness,.
moot be able to sops with *at terrible enemy be limo
giletlhaes regime, starvation. The district be th* SA-
SS Sim Pest is, so to speak, as yet a virgin eassen,l
elonmeng is lianerable seasons with moos and raking ;
while the rips heel is, during the summer months et
bath well sleeked with Ma. I may mention that there bme
In the navigation of the Peel as fur the Bed-
=llE"CfrePtioirta'blish establishment.
without Amesetiag°l.=.ft.r.
atmelles in the way of assc eds'aor falls "
Plaitt.—ln EMT Seinriqwwws.
ing Mar Mabee& est In St. Georges street, Zed
these of with* reterned by th Ire brigade wither as
b/vbg been esessioaed. e Int be woe dbiesine.
worn shortly hare two o'o:Nzithalel4: the bet Goer
bee ef the tsseeteil a mimed Lewis
eel wed es • lode.
Zthowes,_ ,1 IL Georges. Wont, lls=ligiams.
kthemmeten of the outbreak was despeshed be the ea.l
pee thillne. end le a yer4 briefa tired the Well
mmeran oginemeyrtz
org:',lo4.,firtian'd Camper. Thin king Peaty
of weer et Mak the arsine .weeded to geeing the
fir it the first Goetheyr dews, bet babe that was
emeowillthed hued two akar neer
Inill=t gene el the beading ea Ise. Freon the wi-
den if thew rents it was quite deer that seek apartment
sea lees bees separately And; thezrernedi:
ewers, then
datb.thaying lashing that might zet=tt
eight aim ban Having subdued the cono4sWen the
itromen, mkt direction of 11r. Braidl sal Mr.
lege, mad as Inspection of the promises,erea whisk hi no
desk that the fins were wilfully cawed, hat by whom b as
nelnewn. Sr. bethink's', the anglerof the
=llllt ammo, had gam to Germany, as lei left the
knee In the awe ef two hauslw Then parties see of opinion
Mimes en nest have entered the premises to *swath a
Mew, and law fired them. It meek sot be asentaised
whether or net the owner wee Sawed. Between 11
end 12 *Week, in ths gene street, a Ire Wake
ass be one of the lomat binding fu lbe
bourbood of the London Botha. The promises,
wen 10 stasis higb,ienag the
_besswent, wen
her • thendold pspose, the bow WIZ!
warehouses by Mr. Goodbehore, waren and be-
hemoth webs; the posed floor was esse OS a
Imankg to the thenese's R.mgileiSKlPS and the
eight upper bees were lee set me nen to
pow Ihmilhe. Thelma/km wee sawn at in the Awn
sewed *met, Issamaill7 big the Lesiva De& were-
Won What the ekes wee then wore Mien
SI aid 70 wawa wallahs ree Pelldang. end theism
width emned was mei dl se Zl:st=
le Malmo
Mad eat MD the sheet em mess, it kit
heeds kin the bat aisle humble fursiten. lemesethete
wesimplebed to the In sotires, bet Wise mt
woke mid mho
sew
ths Imes shot thresh the wisdom
Skillk Isar, and ewe** webisi be bee then.
end elk flot feel. The se alike Lenin Ikkatie,_frest
WakberePose slake wee et the meow athreen by
wasemene ethereal the Lesion establithenn end the West
ti Clowgeny. Owteg le Om pest tof the
the bums& were oder the nesseitybreenveyieg
thel home how the engines up the stakeese, • week of en-
_ _bet fortunately the Beet Lewin wens
a *SW supply of water, which weskilithenly
war the berekag mass, and promoted the sew
ilepatien been dessendiag to the lower lest. body el
Isms wen so poet, that the Innen wento tooth
*be=of thermion sad whilst en des flew
the noel fell is 'with a fierfalVerhia MEOW
Ibe ass to make a ntreeL es wes pared dal be
ester walls would ha sal ben them the runs. Hap.
pay seek woe not we
end die imm, put
psesmrease, got tee he AMMO mainly b 7 lags.
o'doek, bet sot bairn the upper mien el the
was bested o_at, sad the lower Saes eateadvely
by water. Mk Ire, it is entseeten, was as 51
a spark flying from a stove magi soma Might mAiia
Harems•olllDlll.—Loot eves*, (ff awis7), Am*
before 6 o'clock, a Ire of a serious obereater, in-
s isiderable lees eit seporty, and throwing
=1 so
0 ar SO men oat of employment, broke set span ths
posies beloo.bgtelfr. J. Cetta, picture-frame,bszazolor,
beklegiims monfeeturer, No. 40, Batton
Mai anklet Ids toe. be (Mr. Crete) perceived aVylsof
bow shoeing threw% ens of the windows is thaami=
immediately at the rear of the dwelling-house, end
from it only by • very narrow passage. La skew
wee eves, and
igade the engines were rent for. In a very kW
period tie br engine, from Farringdon.street stinks
arrived, closely followed by aumerous others of the London
essablishniset and the Wet of England Company. The
whole of the factory was by this time in a general blase,
sad the OMNI were attacking the dwelling-house with such
fury, that its complete destruction appeared certain. The
engines, however, were set to work. The fire: ;It
terto preserve th:o private residence from total d