The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-27 00:00:00

TRZ EDINBURGH CATASTROPHE.

Within • few minutes of 3 o'clock yesterdsprorn-
leg two more bodies were discovered, but it is be-
lieved several others are still buried amoept the mdse.
The brat that was dog out was that of a man apparently
about forty years al ace. it was found under a mattress
sad bed-tack, and beside it was a pocket-book anitainieg
W., and as esvelope eddrmeed Yr. William N'lmskle.
The other body wen that of a woman apparently about
Sweaty or tweety.dve years of ogre. Bonds be were friend
three letters, all of them dated " flelemborsh," and two
at them wised "Janet aumerwas," sad the other " Kate
Haamennsa.• Nadler of these bodies hes boss identified.
Both the bodes are vary much mutilated, and considerably
dscomposeiL The total number which has now hew head
is tweutyaix ; which, with the two Mr. Jobs Brom and
Mrs. lieveridge—wbo died is the loyal lairmary on flan-
day, mass the whole number of deaths yet amertaised
hwentY-Ight.

Heaton on Lon DON. —The Registrar-General's
rebus slater that the martality of Lades. which his bees
siesethelugismiageldinpremat mouth.exhibita•very
eeaidwsbM Menses for the week that ceded Let Saturday.
The Imam were 1451 in the this week of November, 1,210
is the mead; mod bet week they wen 1,434. The mesa
tompersherat of the str In the three sattesesive weeks were
420 deg.. MK deg., sad APIS deg. A large proportion of
the faunas, of deaths la lest nosh was eostribotee by the
seders distelete of the metropelle, where the another nee
frees 277 la the wash that ended Neumbar 18 to 343 last
week. The wirartality slum by the mead Mesa heather
Nigher Gee it woad have been if • sate sepal to
the avenge obtained frees the edam of corm
rilegweskit is 185140 had provided. The deaths at
eere of ego gad wow& wee, messed in the lest
three we is the foßswieg isemberef-217, 315, 271.
From brenallie the deaths at all ages were in the ours
periods 87, 131. 170; front pneumonia, 89, 82, 101; from
phthisis, 159, 154, 175. Last welt the deaths from sear.
lades were 117, ad from diphtheria V. Scarlatina was
fatal in 4 OWN ia Brampton, 4 in Fulham, 5 is Beignve
sab-distriot, S la Ldiagtou West • 4 in Si. George,
Bloomsbury; 5 is Si. George the Martyr, Holborn;
sad 4 in Greeewieh West. There were 5 deaths
from typhus in the Green sub.distriet of Bethnal-
Mr. Wells, the registrar of the Tottenham-court- sub-
district, reports that 3 deaths from scarlatina have
oocurred in the hoses, 8, Draper's-place, within a
fortnight; and amongst the survivors there are 5 ponce,
who are now suffering from it. The widow of a seaman,
aged 57 years, died on the 21st November, at 13, Jobs.
street, Mile-end Old-town, of " dieters ;" and the wife of •
shipwright, aged 43 years, died on the 17th November at
old Itegestostreet, Poplar, of "cholera itsitia
laborer, A lebou, aged 40 years, died on Plu
common on the 14th November of " exhaustion arising
from exposure to the wet eight air sod cold." Nioe pen-
skiers in Greenwich Hospital are returned, 6 of whom died
ea the 19th inet. Last week the births of 939 boys and
014 girls, in all 1,853 chile's, were registered in London.
Xe the tea corresponding weeks of the years 18614i0 the
amass somber was 1,024.
Darnivri vs Flew—Yesterday morning, be-
tween 2 and 3 o'clock. a fire broke out on the premises of
Mr. J. Rodman. confectioner, t,pperstreet, !Amoco. The
discovery was made by Mr. B. Langbam, of toe Royal m-
orons, who wee passing at the time, and called the atten-
tion of the polies to it. The powerful eugures of the parish
were speedily set to work, but in spite of a good supply of
water, the fire was ,uot subdued until very cousiderable
damage bad been done to the premises and adjoining houses.
Another fire, attended with greet lose of property, broke
out at Mr. C. Constable's, No. 7, Oxford-place, Hackney-
road. A third fire also occurred on the extrusive premises
of Mr. T. Berry, brokeraud general dealer, Slibenith-terrac
!Woman's-Lae, Limehouse, which vas not extinguished until
the lower part of the premixes was burnt out. Cause im-
bues. The ken will fall on the Situ Fire-office. At half-past
eight ticket last evening an alarming fire broke out on the
premien occupied by Mr. Laurie, furrier, in Bertholumew •
dose. The workpsople had left at eight o'clock, at which
tiara everything appeared perfectly aide, but in a few
patentee atterwenla the police-constable ou duty discovered •
large body of stooks issuing front the premises. Before nine
o'clock the fire erns subdued, but not without the stock in
trete and the furniture of the house suffering great damage.
FEARFUL DEATH FROM lIURNINO.—fIu Thursday
morning, between ti and 7 o'clock, the wife of Thomas
Huggins went from her home in Gloncesterstreet, Worth-
ier/. about her work, leaving three children in the room
with a tire. The eldest child was about seven yeas old -
the seat one a boy. about four,_ caught tire (it is supposed
by his cotton pinafore); he rushed out into the Meet Is
&Mee, but it being so early, there was nobody about. The
venoms attracted • young MD (Walter. Ayliug), who went
to his rescue, and with pressure of 111111 d enveloped the
child in his flannel jacket, but the injury was no great that
the child hairnet until the next mot sing, when it died, Dr.
Collet having, in the interim, dose all that could be duos
to mitigate is sufferiorts. —Susses Expreu.
FATAL CARZ or PolmoNlNG.—Yesterday morning
en unfortunate occurrence happened, attended with loss of
life, to T. Chick, aged 34 years, who resided in Horsely-
dews. It appeared that the deceased was thirsty, being dl
with a fever, and got not of bed, when be poured some
water into a teacup which his wife had placed on the table,
containing "arsenic," to ;mime some rats, and drank it.
A medical man was sent for who advised his immediate
removal to Guy's Hospital, :hare every attention was paid,
but be expired shortly after his admission.
Trill 1803 Snow OT THE LIVERPOOL AND MAN-
CHE:RYER AGRICULTURAL SOCIRTY.—The couoeil of the
Liverpool and Manchester Agricultural Society, baying re-
ceived roost liberal offer. from the Birkenhead Commis-
sioner, and the Wirral Agricultural Society, have agreed
to hold their show at Birkenhead in 1863. A spmial
meeting of the Birkenhead Commissioners was held yea.
terlay to ratify the agreement, and an inffuential committee
was appointed to army all oecomeary details.
" We find Du Baery's delicious health-resto
Reagent& Arshlca feed the rasa named for WNW
Malan. ledlgetion (M. eateleeer. betetbata,
Ssinitittne- isddio dratnr. anent% simply. Maw
antbrigr=ile. istessw;beets."*=, asitosia,"""Vggisusi,
scrofua. ceasearm—rtadrew Fn, M.D.. 1.11. ; Pe;
Harvey, Dr. Il Dr. Red ." Posted
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OA, 71,_Basent-strost, Idodsa,_ also rents
sad Mason; sad
MeeM6ool-001 S. : 0 sod I/10. (Ward.

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