The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-12 00:00:00

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When the present Chief Commissioner came into
elks he was anxious to know, for the hiformation of the
Seem of Commies, at what period the net half el the new
Wiessainster•hridge would be ready for eridng, sod, on the
aratiorlty of the esgleere. be stated the It would be reedy
lan Mello eons time to November of the present year. TM
segleeer hes kept his word, sod the firet hell of the bridge le
:maim tile messes of vehicles. Bat, mfonnately for the
the other officers of„the OfficOof Works hare not bun
I=6IIOMI as the meow. They hare neglected to mere
required sodas to obtain the property to form um sp.
the mouth side of the river. The homes seepage/
re" co
be take, have lately been held by quarterly Mesabi
only, sad by ems oversight or neglect tee parties holding
not having bees paved with notices to leave on
tehaeieais Day, emote sow be turned oat until Christmas,
Mrs the Memo will thee have to be pelted down, the tor
Miele sold, sad the appreeshea made. Two of the Meese
see war closed, end modem of sale of the materials hem bees
LlS;dspan them. In otemequeace of this neglect ems
lin eptelsg the bridge mom nemearily take place.
Until the new pecans LI wed for traffic the old pert maw
be dispensed with, or the other victim of the new bridge
be seliefsetodly began. Threctly after the plane of the bruise
were derided upon, It was proposed to take a vote of 180,00 W.
for the parchese of the buildings lying oetwese Bridge-etreet,
Westmiester, and Palace yard. The pretest Chief Com-
missiosier, however, did not feel iaolioed to ask for this sum,
sad merely got a tote for 40,0001., for the percher* of one
sr two Mame. By the origin.' plans it was intruded the*
the whole of them bending. should he pulled down, and they
eveetually mast be, es to ell lw them to rennin would spoil
net may the appeaschee to the new bridge, but would also
meesdally detract from the appearance of the new houses of
perlismerst. It may, therefore. be to foe vented that
these premise. will have to he purchased. Owing to the
folly of the 01Ble of Works, however, in not having taken
the necessary powers at die time to take this property, the
proprietors have placed a fancy price upon their property,
sad if else government now determine to take It they will
have to pay nearly fifty per cent. More than if they had ri-
bs!** the original plane. As the ',tidy sow meads It is
perfectly reless, or rather worm than tapeless. It menet be
eggeseened by corsages or testa, sod the hates weeks of
osestmeties will have to reads he akeyeecia—Obsereer.

SUICIDI AT AN HOTKL—Os Saturday morning
Informative wee reeelved by Ms. Fey's, the coroner foe
the City, of the dealt if Mr. 8. Lloyd, aged 24, who com-
mitted self-destreatiew seder the fotlowleg ahrugnstesees

▪ dessesid ewe so Ur Portugal il.id, Plestmerva, on
Plaaisq leek sod asetsd ia very good ROMs. O Wa-
✓m/ay imam Iss wired to rod st ma esrly boar, sad on
Made, taesedag, not waking has appearance, the waiter
loseeked at hit door *bon twelve tido*, sad readout no
swam • lair was obtained, sad as deg_ isol through the
triads, it ass bead Its war dead la bed. Its deer was
this broker spa, sad, on s warth bang ash, • ketie was
Mod sector bin puler irindt lain uttaised prude said.

St:ICIDE OF A ISINNTLESAN AT HAMPSTRAD.--011
Saturday Mr. Watley bald ea Inquiet at the Duke of Hamil-
ton Tavern. Mew-end, liamiatesd, ca the body of a area
about 60 years of age, of highly respectable appearance,
band dead is • Sold at North-mad. A policeman stated
that about four o'clock of Wediamday afternoon two boys
ialnruisd him than was • gastihmaa lying in a Bhl6 ot
Korth-end. Ho VIM them sad found dammed, who was
lyieg on Ms face. The body was warm, and blood was,
'tramway from bis right tempi... He seat for Mr. Ra
magma, who on arrival mid las was deed, and famed • pistol
.bat wound in his right temple, sad could foal the ballot,
which had passed direct through the bead to the lett temple.
A pistol mostly discharged, together with the deceased's bat,
was hued a short dutance from the body. On starching
discsared money was found is hi. pxketo. cad • cord on
which was the name" Wtllwm Ducker—Welk." On the
other Ids was written t. Remember Telbot,.te. 14th. 1 will
mast you at Om Chamber of Horrors sacra' Decamed was
attired is • plum-oultured dram cow, black velvet waastarat,
sad list wears. Wellington boots, • coloured comforter,
with a red Sewer at the corner, Verdict—a' That dammed
kosil deed. with • patal.abt• wound in by right
Wm*, laMetad by his own hand, out in abet stale of nand
Le wee at the Una there was so evidence to meow."

DWI OS TWO PENSLIS 110 Fllll.--On Saturday
reenisi Ideswarities wee received by Mt. Charles &Nerd,
W awnser kir Weetteisseerol the death of Me. Way Piet-
sea, erne rasklei Ia Asteeerret, Wateirlooitoed, under the
=imbhankaly ctreurneteares —lt swats that that the
See is • very diemsod ouoditioo and was left
Whin is hest if Ile Oro, one having comet:reed of Use Se
sere mid. Some algae .oaten, la pastas her room, were
.rise/ by plerelag hie for help, when, on entering, they
hoed Ire mobs obese the town enveloped an &nee, and
II wee a arse, el greet dallkulty to exuaguieh them. The
satortienote woman wee sinee3tel to Weiroiseter
but the isjarke ware of such • serious nature that she only
eureieed Foe a *bon period. An aged woman, sawed lane
Lithe., formerly reading is lithou'e row, St. Oruro's,
Boutlovorii' eloted la St. Thorite'ti Hoeosal on be today
roornitig. The drummed, who had noiryleted hat filth year,
smug by the le wean her SCRIM. attracted et:tangos: us.
and the haeatse Suable eviveloged is dunes. The Are was
eziagnebed, bet she and on her sdosseson to the hospital.
LASSIITASIJI Wheel ill DONDIIIIII BAT.—Nrw-
CASTI.II. Cminnurtinkon, Day. (—Oa the night al the 4th
tan. the Armes brig fay to urethan on the teals all
Tyrone. monk die id Dirdrese bay. The Newcastle life-
boat, bekinglag Is the kohl National Lehbast Institution,
wee besselard a Mei before dayligtif sad get alongside the
about 10 sm., whith tte7 tumid to be atesedoned. It
wee Wait.; • sate hum h. W. at tar thee, with a heavy
sea. The Coast (board boat at Tinily, is try's, to hisser
lb. mewl (baton the lash at came), was capsised, and the
boat's new nearly drownel, haring got on awe la a '
eihassted date. It wee found afterwards that the crew of
the wend had ahandonid her io I_lowa beg directly she
streets, end being outside the broken water, they succeeded
la eosin off Si. John'. Point to the neurntsg, where they
mod to land, sad in doing to their boat oayered, six ware
drowned, and Dios saved by the Coast Otuud of lobe's
Point Medea. Had the uadetilLete fellows renialned, by the
reseed they would have ben eared, be har meets held on
sad pert of the hull above eater 4atll twelve hours Air the
lifeboat resolved hot.

WAN/MELD AND 2DL REFOIBI BILL.—The r.-
tam rowed by lb. k I mainsail's it Weikoliaki, in
ninnionite le a Conlassicati, a 60® ths
Moment, and erhkb, it is belsevel, ate to Le wed as data la
the preps:Atha ot lb. 0 %wow.' it-forts Btit, kr.f at
the fullo•ing nimbi lbo Knee eetiouiled rentele
than an 378 occupier* in 61. AnA and.r 61. ; 181 et a sad
wader 71. 96 al 71. sad under Si., end 1,1116 at 81 and up.
warder l'ek log the raw .ble Tame, thaw Illit.bwa are enluend
thee . 201 at 61. and wad.. 61 ; 117 it 61. and wane 71. ;60
at 71. sad under St, , and 1,057 at al. sad toyer.

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