The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-22 00:00:00

lIRALTAI OF LONDON.

The deaths registered In Loudon rose from 993 is 1
the previont week t 1,095 is thy, which ended last Baur.
4.7. Is Oninpatiog the moths of t e lot two weeks in the
several yeti• cis of tile it appears that the des,he ender TO
yeses of ago r so from 661 to 623; rt 2) yevre and nailer 40
they were 146 sad 144; in the period 43- 63 pan they wire
120 and 132; in the nest period 60-80 the nualwr io-
creased from 146 to 169; and of persons who had sitsia.4
80 years of age and upwards the deaths were 31 in the pm.
itemise week and 3e in the loot.

Though the present return shows as inereme, the roe.
talil is winch ler than it was on as average is the sar-
irespendiag works of the years 1845-64. la the conespond-
lag week of 1849 cholera railed the deaths from all causes
Le 2,280. and a that of lest year sc., same epidemic raised
!them to 1,833. The deaths from cholera is those ptriods
1.41111 respoouvely 1,230 sad 76). lo seasons like the pre-
sent when this disease is sot extending its ray.us the deaths
from it ear averaged 16 is the middle of August. Last
I week 12 vire registered, of whirr 6 were caused by
I " student* theerhori." 2 by "cholera attestant," one was
from " Noalish chorine," sad 3 are returned simply as
eared by cholera. Diserhari was fatal is 154 eases, of
which 108 occurred to Ishtar lees ran see year old, and
23 to tare betters one mad two years of ego. The increase
of this complaint is sere is the fatal ores of the last eta
weeks; emery, 46, 67, 93, 110, 146, and 154. The average
✓unner la ton oorrirpoodisig weekr, corrected for iacreast
of population, is 169. Lest week attention was drawn to
the tact that more then the Jost imprints of deaths from
dialer ert occurred I. the North districts; and it will be
seen that the present returns still sore remarkably support
' the same cohere:stir. Last week the fatal cure ol diarrLm.
were 24 in the West districts, 30 is the Central, the same
ouster is the Last, 25 (vie least unary rel airily to
porilationj us the 6 :orb side of the river, end 46 is the
North districts. These 45 are thus divided : 10 in Halite-
bone, 17 is Pancras, 18 in lslingtos, only 2 in Hackaej,
Rose in H minuted. Is proportion to population Itin deaths
from direr cos ale more numerous is Irliegtott than in any
ether part of the North division.
List week the births of 872 boys and 825 girls, in all
1,607 children, were registsred in Landui. lo the ten
sortsponding weeks of the years 1845 54 the average
number was 1,385.

At the &lel Observatory, Gramm;eh, the mess height
of the bertmetes In the week was 30•t99 in. The mean
daily reading was above 30 in. on every day incept &lar-
der Tee mesa temperature of the week was 61,6 d. g.,
waieh is 1.2 deg above the average of the as s week ut
38 years. Oa Ons last four days thii temperature was con-
siderably higher than in the be isnieg of the week. The
highest temperatare occu►red ow Thursday, and was
77 d•g.; the limn; ceretren on Teenier and wee 47 3 deg.
The m.an dew point temperature was 646 d.g , sad the
difference betwe.% Mai end the mew tempera tare of the
air 8 deg. The temperature of the water of the Thames
was 639 dog. The wind was generally is the North
Saturday, when it changed toe lath east. There were slight
Imhuwets ow the =orating of Suaday (the 12.11); with this as
oeptiun then was no rain in the wash.