The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-02 00:00:00

THE aieur pritz—(Tßs DL Y.)
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All hope% of finding Mr. Scott arc now entirely
gone. Many opinions are entertained as to the precise
manner is which be oime by his death ; but the one which
seems to be the most likely is. that when he saw the wall
falling be rushed through • doorway iota • warehouse be-
yond, which door was immediately blanked op by the fallen
MAW of brick., and the warebouse heel! was • short time
later enveloped in psirsina _ _ _

Some doses of labourers are to-day busily engaged la
clearing away the faUsta bridal, which they stack ia molars
immense use. A vastquantity of wool, hemp.
ate, Lc., has likewiee has ern from the differmt
ots ; this likewise is sleeked I. solid piles Bray feet
square. The steam foals stiU cautious to play upon the
scorching mamma of brick, which in consequence throw off
degas clouds of whiteamoke, unlike the dark and more solid
vapour emitted from the vaults in which tallow,
Loom, kc., is stored, and which, driving to leeward
without ruing, almost chokes the pmeeogers as
they pass along. The floats are well secured
by several buoys and anchor' from drifting in shore, as were
such a thing to happen they would soon be in a blase.
It is stated that in the nouns of tu-day or to-morrow more
active measures are to be adopted than have been heretofore
attempted for the extinguishing of the principal vaults ; fur
the Bremen hardly seem to like the idea of having to play
day after day upon the dames without any visible abate-
ment thereof.
It is now tea days since this disastrous Are broke out.

LLANELLY DOCK AND RAILWAY COMPANY.
(rels DA Y. )

A Wharneliffe meeting of the shareholders in this
company was held this day at the London Coffee House,
Mr. J. DIDDELPI( in the dab., for the purpose of coosider-
log two bills now pending in the House of Commons
authorising the Llanelly Dock end Railway Com-
pany to raise additioosl capital for the purpose
of making new lines of railway, and for other
purposes, and for autborisieg the Swansea Railway COM.
pan to make a new line of railway. The solicitor bevies
read the heads of the hills, the Chsirrtuus said the proposed
lines would be of great service to this nom y, Swansea
being the largest port in that part of the kiegdoen, and would
open up a meaosof transit for their nosy, through the midland
counties. He would, therefore, propose that the bills now
read be approved of by this meeting, and the directors be
empowered to take the necessary steps for carrying them
oat. Some explanations having been given by the Chair-
man with reference to the amount of power to be szerviesd
in common between the Llanelly and the Swansea Railway
Companies as to tolls, ke. this resolution was agreed to,
and the meeting adlournixe

MYNTERIOCS DRAM AT HICCDON.-800:1411 excite-
ment prevails in the asighb.iurbood of Hendee in come
cinema of the discovery of the body of • lisle person,
respectably dressed, which was toned os &today
last, under circumstances of some mystery. The
unfortunate doomed was found with his throat cut,
but though • mach was node for the isdrument with
which the you'd was indicted, sod which is supposed
to have NMI with • razor, none —at the time our
informant received an a"ount of the melancholy
orcurrence—could be found. Wit o the body was
found there were no signs of life apparent, but from
a document ia hie possession, taken by the po-
lice, it is their opinion that the deceeeed bad
committed adeirle, and that he is the same persue respect.
lug whom fate the police at Marylebrine-lane had received ' JOHN AIIPEASON.—A meeting of the London
information. It appeared that he had entten • letter to Emancipation committee was held on Saturday for the pm,
his friends, who are in • highly rupectaide position in the pose of taking into consideration the mu of John Anderson,
City that he intended to commit suicide, and be men- who was present. The Rev. W. H. Bonner occupied the
tinned the slot where the body would be toned. Mr. Gibson, chair. A resolution, espreesiog cordial sympathy with
inspector of the 4 division, in enosequence sent one of his John Anderson, and pledging the committee to co-operate
men to make • search, when the body was discovered as in the effort to raise • fund on his behalf, wee unanimously
above deecrihed. It was taken possesson of by the police, adopted. It rimy be stated that the whole of Anderson's
and information we. f..neankal to the coroner, who will hold i little property was swept away by the costa of his defence
en ioqueet upon the remains. in Canada.