The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-26 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26, 1861.

Mr. &map: a visitor from Londoe, who lives at Webtis
COUniPtolllloB, Old Kept-road, whose baba end on
much bruised ; like A-Mini:on, who also lives at elrb's
County-terrace, bad severe a:Juries as the head ; and two
other ladies who were of the same party suffered meth
from the Wads of hiOt and being severely shaken ; Mr.
James D. Child had his face muck birdied ; Mr. James
Parson. of 32. Mighill-street, Brigham, mouth and chin
mach cut sod several teeth !mocked out ; Mr. Swabia:el,
Queesetaresd, Brighton, tractive& leg ; Mrs.
Dickenson, internal lajterice ; Mrs. Mode. arlisawkk •
place, Brie:toe, keep and thigh much brmt: ~..._
Bedford. Orchard-terrace, Kensington, thigh severely
lamented ; and several others, whose names our reporter was
unable to ascertain.
Of the peso.. who lave lost their liven the follow*
were ideotitid ia the arum of the afterame

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Hrs. Comber, 20, Gardateredreid, Brighton (both lap
out off).
Mrs. Ellen Lower, L Livorpoolulthal,
lagledew, see, al Jaseeleeeeeek =at
Mr. George Wrath* 41, Lawea-threalt, gam.
Mr. Binipsoa bird dealer, LOLIdOkrIO4. • too.
Mrs. Catherine Ilarimed 22. thtillthelutniet, righters.
Amelia Tempest (appsreetiy a demotic servant), ad.lrees
=knows.
Mr. G. F address lealutown.
lb William Hu Leidy staying at 17, Viadoct-terraco,
sow-74.
above. Hobbled, a boy sged fear years, grand.
Christian lthatiorpe, Lennox Anna, Biebmond.street,
Brighton.
Joke Greenfield, 5, Mesdpelieriplaris, Bright's.
The bodies having bees oarandly
.der
eth and severed
with lima clod*, ware marshal under the (ameba of
Mt. White, Chief Constable al Brigitte% sad iloperielew
dote Crest lad Barrindea, and errand el the
shove were Waddled by lettere sad papers Idea
were found nem them. As woe as the ie.
%Rigel= of the seriatha biome hews in IMO-
toe the greatest poseible seasatire prevailed, it Bell
bring ascertained to which train the diameter bed osenrsed.
sated ass, husbands besieged the railway alatioa either ka
learn whether their Meads who bad goes by me of the
tildes were the probable seamen or thew who were =-
boa the metropolis. The railway !facials could act alba* afford thy eatiefaotory Ulf , sod the ex-
citement was increased when the Leeds. excursion teethe
did out arrive wail considerably after they were duo—
caused, it was asevrtakied„ by being compelled to hraiteb off
at Hayward's Heath, sad come vie Lewis. Tam, at all
events, set at rod the minds of those who expected friends
from the metropolis, and increased the *Brialy for the
safety .1 the Brighton exounioniets I. Landes.
What the bodies of the dead had bete properly arranged
Mr. White instrueted the police wadeable* to admit such
persons as stated they had relatives or friends who had gone
by either of the arsine from the town that morning, and
they were allowed to through the room in which the
tinfortanate deomeed lay with a view to athertain who
might be amongst theca. The news, naturally mach exag-
gerated, rapidly spread in add quarters of the town, and
formed the theme of conversation throughout the entire
day. A gloom sassed to pervade the whole of the tows,
and towards evening, when the visitors from London were
about to take their departure, thousands of parsons arm-
bled in the neighbenthced of the station, fur what pstrposs,
however, could nee be clearly defined.