The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-26 00:00:00

IiAXAGB FROM ME LATE IILAVY RAINS.

The continuous and heavy mini of last Thursday
fl, 0d...d some dish:. ts of the cowl ty north of the metropolis.
The whole of Lea marshes was under w stir, and it :,wined an
dining linter, doing, of centres, a great deal of damage.
Tl.e great bay of waist coming down from that quester uas
more than the ordinary outlets arid vester,,ureva could .arry
d; sad s gluon:wino of traffic wee CALLUM d on the Emtern
Counties Railway by one of the . ulverts never the junction of
the main tine with the Redford and Ware bench giving
way. About half a rude further on another culvert, with
brickwork supporting the timber for the road, gene Way froru
the mine came. This aecoud culvert wee completely re-
paired on Friday suirniog, and indeed or slight bad beta the
darner, that tb enginte the —imperil come,' the
spot with safety, although it wee not e. nniderc.l prudent
to run the portage, trans. over It. A temporary
OLTe was einatructed over the cohort c•-creet to !be
R..) dos station, over which the psarregers had to walk.
A terupwary bridp., with one line of roil., WA* c.lopkUti on
Friday night. and fruit"..• was resume.] erithont interruption
linen the ',rein line. The nett( rd hrverh for eltuott. the
entire dloannee wee under water on Friday, oaf the traffic
erne suspends]. This wee ado the ogee on the North Wool-
wich tram h, where the water at one trine was seer rep fret in
depth. The dopy we of the traffic wee not, howorer, owing
see fall of the hri4gre, or deetru, then of the petit...root
ir.y, tot in the hone ow flood, whiett revered the railway.
Wo heir that in roue Arta of Ernes, at cotehe,t, gad
(*helm-ford, end in the neighbourhood of Melilon, the erode
hay, destroyed. poet deal el afieulturvl property. Now
Burnham, ■ young. farmer, Mr. aloes Rltam, whilst driving
with a Mend in hi. gig, slighted to lead the horse through
and fat hi. Pading, and WILI drowned. At the vil-
lage of larden, new Ilertford, a blacksmith, earned Edward
Pvt Mir life in a I/Miller manner. On the southern
silo of the Theme, ninny houses at Lewisham and Get:t-
wirl. in the lower I..urtn of the town, were tended for hours,
end it wee nweesary to um the flee-engteee to pump the
water oat of their celiam end ground-floor rooms.

FORIARY 6111110 He TUE NOVARA 111ILIVAT
C.1,4P T.—The bourse of Turin ham Men under none ex-
ci•cnonit tattle. in t. engager of fact eldtmg VI the
re .colption lb. N..vdru railway rharee. It eppears that
on payieg interred the directors of the line found that 47
ebtoltratee of dim& and warrants had been presented to them.
The gimm lo leg in order, payment mild not be refund.
I The mine 47 shame were enterequently prottentol, when it
bre one noreirry to declare either for the exchange or the
redemption. The company than refund vordrnt ; end the
mast has n corCuity been thrown into conce,o,,n,
them brin7 a fear that them are more dnnble *bane than
the 47 In .location. Tle lettingen, meanwhile. hut dte led
that the 60 elutes belonging to ash director shall be kept
caution-momny, and that only 760 f. per share shell le
paid, retaining SE per share natal the termination of the
reamption. This measure lies stored tranquillity.
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