The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-18 00:00:00

LATEST FROM REGENT S•PARK.—(TRI.s

Up to one o'clock this day eighteen names irt
given of persons who are still missing, tpe my
portion of whom were seen on the ice when it Moat
. ' "

The mother of the Bluemoat boy is dangsrotisi-7
Eight months ago abs lest a fine boy, who was droned j
a canal.

One body recovered from the water is mid to be 11
looking lad named Frank Olanfield, aged IT, th,
of a butcher, at IS, Francia-street, Tottenham-cQumr
He was found in a place where the water is not more
four feet deep. A sever watch in his pocket had gm/
at 4.25.

Another body just brought to the dead-house is that
James Jobson, :15, a painter, living at 30, Freeling.4"
Tottenbam-court-road.

The following persons are believed to be still culi.mt4
the ice :—Fredk. Kaye'. $, of 2, Harland-road,Kuip4 .
Mr. Box, gentleman, of 96, Upper Ebury-street,
Benjamin Isaacs, 22, of 24, Francis-street, Tottesik:
court-toad; John Ilford, 21, of Clatemd,

street, Euston-square ; George Maker, mariner, e
15, Clarence-street, Waterloo-town, Mile-end ,
Anderson, of 20, Ring's-place, Commercial-road ; 4.6
rick Powell, of 21, Stanley-buildings, St. Nom
Charles Masking, 11, of 31, Gloucester-street, t
well ; and (supposed) the Marquis de Boissy, of H. (.4:
lotte-street, Fitzroy-square.
There were comparatively very few spectator is
park this morning.
LATER.
HALF-eArr Two o•CLgc.

The following bodies have been just recovered •
.William Robertson, aged 40, 124, Stanhope dn,
Regent's-park.
.

Samuel 011ey, wood turner, aged 20, 98, Boleuver.itw

THE WEATHER.-(THIS DA Y.l

TRAINS STOPPED ON THE KENTISH Co .T.
STOPPAGE OF TELEGRAPHIC COMMYNIC:
TION.

Snow fell in the metropolis this mount
and with the glass at 2 degrees below tree
soon because perfectly hardened on the pavement, •
dangerous for pedestrian'. The effects of the frost are
too apparent in the streets. Here a gang are met ea
a board on which is read " Water-side men out
work," and there is a group of stalwart
singing the words " Poor working men, got no
to do." The works at Blackfriars-bridge have been atom
during the week, and also the works at the They
Embankment and other large undertakings. 1-r]
little navigation can be effected on the river.
The traffic to Dover was resumed last nige I
on the South-Eastern Railway, but no boats han
arrived from Calais since Tuesday, owing to tiv!
heavy fall of snow in France having blocked up tigl
lines there. The traffic between Canterbury snl
Ramsgate on the South Eastern is entirely suspended
account of the snow ; and on the same line yesterday Mt
snow was lying nearly six feet deep between the Saltwed
tunnel and Shorneliffe. The trains from Dover mind
safely, however, at Cannon-street this morning, the*
a little behind time. The snow on the Kenna
coast has been very heavy, and the passage from Fare-
sham to Ramsgate on the London, Chatham. and
Dover line is completely blocked. The company Lae,
however, obtained the sanction of the Wu-
office to allow all available men from the press
at Chatham to assist in removing the snow. A train with
left Ludgate-hill on Wednesday night now lies buriedtn
the snow between Bekesbourne and Adishain ; and
luggage train, consisting of the engine anti forty-te
trucks, is in the name predicament on the Raman!.
branch. The telegraph wires between Faversham, Hers
Bay, Margate, Broadstairs, and Ramsgate are broke
down and all communications stopped.