The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-26 00:00:00

THE GREAT FIRE.

LATEST PARTICULARS.—(PHm DAY.)
London-bridge and its approaches this mom* bore •
ekes, remenbienes to their normal =edition than at any
previous time shim the outbreak of the crodegratim. On
the bridge Deaf there was • line of loungers along the
parapets pain over on the ruins. bat the traffic apparently
wee free from obstruction. No crowds blocked the footways,
while the she and omnibuses were neither more numerous
then usual, nor better filled, the outside of the latter in fact
being as here of permingere as on any other showery morn-
ing et this area el the year. The quays along the water
side opposite toot were mesperatively free from intruders,
and the mafiosos. se law reaped a golden barred
by carrying eerime weetaters to germ the issue et
ruin from the engem of the river. In Tinley-
street the banters bad been emmeldseably contrasted
in their extent during the alight se as to impede
the bushier trams as MU as possible, and the
number of polies on duty was also reduced. Dense winnow
of smoke still continued to ries from various portions of the
huge mounds of debris weed over the wide area of dative-
tion, but neither in the open spaces nor elan the lines
of cellarage were the indications of living dame at ell ems-
parable with them of yesterday. No doubt great bodies of ire
still exist, more particularly in the vaults, but as awe was I
have been knocked down during the night, for the
of the firemen to gain • swine and awe=
aeons to the underground cellarsge, the eseedre Memo
of water poured in hare succeeded in meteries the flee of
the conflagration. and have mothered dews thole dm
volume wit& before produced se triereedonll ma effect.
Owing to this there is now so longer any test of my freak
outbreak of a dengerous sheracrter, but essay days must
elapse before the segines ma be withdrawn, sr the exertions
of the fremeabe discontinued.

At es early beer this morning a numerous body of work-
mesa were amphayed in constructing boarding along tie
frost of Hay's the branch Custoes•beems sad the
two d lames between—the Tooleystreet hostage of
wide b bad beer condemned as dangerous by the district
surveyor, sod some further removals of salvage stock also
leek place (MID the milers in the mote quarter.
The body of Mr. float, bide merchant., who it is supposed
wee killed at the muse time and by the same cause as Mr.
Mnaidwood, has set yet been found. The Labourers jester.
day employed is searching for it resumed operations this
morsieg, seder the immediate superintendence sad
dirertins of lit. O'Connor the unfortunate gee.
Hesse, brotherdielew sad parser. Every effort was made
Ire some haus, and every sesemibis plums sour tbe spot where
Mr. Scott was seen sese&ag feet Were the wall fell was
dftestly tamed weer. but so signs of the body preemie&
Ma. The gramma Miesseelvev are isclined le think that be
suseseled in muskeg kis way so the river, sad that be fell
Is sad got drowsed.
By an of icial eskadation on the part of the Fineallholla
tie remelt of which became known this morning, it amen
that the edge el the property destroyed after allowing for
al asteusle Se about 1..000f., sad men this may
be wsiderehly reheat by the recovery of a larger quan-
tity of selvage Ikes is isebried in the calculation. which
le sew admitted,le be ezesedlegly probable. FM, this I. a
iseelies which 'Easel be dash* detidedlse some tine
te erase, heeemeh es the feremes of the Mee Retail, MO
se crimes Met the bee will rail me be reeelese is the
virdh sad urger the hope eV week hr Gee se is yeas he
eels% aril that at ter the Ileme the teerreey et the eaves*
MU he the each of at least three or her mouths.
Hirlostla, the district surveyor, mode soother i -
Yes ef the nine this morels& sad mob ems s
ggestiess
ter elearleg the safety of the beam sad Mhos mimed
es the spet.

It ham bees aseirtsiaed that the Mowing goals
IMO Wan* lying si Ostalia's aissei Of which are de-
etrar4by Main I—dhipar, 878 tam aelfasa4llo ken; cocoa,
212 ; 4,41 M Mae ; pepper, 611 taus ; ginger, 30
casks, 57 tows% ad lit bap ; souk 187 whams caw*
Ws, 12 jmisem •, aateep. 20 paskaete_t_. w ;ok wk.
ages ; dimes. 694 Wham tap 716 ho ; IMO
&or. 88 has ; oast mesh 480 tag. ; he eye, lA*
packages; saltpetre. 484 ton.; fete, UM Sow ; hada
&Um, 17,764 boles ; cardamoms, 15 &env. ;eutcb, 85
tool Plh 22 pckagee ;Rum., 76J Vockai•B-1 fails FOrrha
27 Mao; leap. 1.202 toos ; oil, 214 toos ; actor oil, 427
ems ; eallawar, 187 bake ; seam, 87 bah : *holler, 63
; palest. 211 loos; sad tallow. 8,800 oaks. At
qPIIVItarf, which is partially &strayed, it is kicks.
that
16, lap of Mauritius wept were lying.

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A VORACIOUS EXl.—Mr. John Ortinhow has
Iffihss as eel oat of the river at Elleagmm, wake bad been
abeland wink; attempting to swallow a fullinewn water-rat
Ms M sisamed 2 feet 11 lathes keg it had got the rat
dows Its throat. It was exhibited in a shop-win-
dage in with the following inscription atte. d to
:—" rat k in Elleagrove whilst swallowing a rat 21
feel lang."—Cratherfaissi Pacquct.