The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-16 00:00:00

SPORTING.
INTELIid

NEWMARKET JUL
Tux Sumatra HANDICAP 01
on or before Tuesday next.
Age. et. lb.
Cariboo
Clincher 5 8 6
Backbiter
Hardinge
Hew Romberg 4 7 4
Herbert
St. Antonio
Ben Nevis
Nutehell 6 7 1
Tophana a 813
Alfred the Great 3 6 11
Artisan
Stafford
Bushranger
The Indian War- _

WE EXTRA.
MEETING, 1852.
5f 15 Dove. each, ft if declared

Age. at. lb.
Televcope
Storyteller 4 6 6
Ravenavting
Scarecrow
Little Savage 3 6 2
Liberty
Benin' 3 6 0
Pan 3 6 13
Solyman 3 612
Waverley
Plum atead 3 6 8
Ingratitude
Ilex
Hugo
The Purser 3 6 4
Bilberry 3 6 4
Chaplain 3 6 3
Pancake 3 5 2
Peacock
Poetess

nor
Champion
Antigone
Odnsa 3 6 8
Tresourer
Khadidiah
S
6 8

HEALTH OP LONDON DERDIG THE WEEK.—The
official report says:—The mortality of the metropolitan dis-
tricts, which in the previous week rose to 1000, declined in
the week that ended last Saturday to 898. In the ten
weeks corresponding to last week a the years 1842.51 the
average number of deaths was 872, which, with a correc-
tion for increase of populatioa, becomes 959. The present
return therefore exhibits an amount less than the estimated
number by, 61. In the table of fatal causes it appears that
the class of aymotie er epidemic diseases numbers 209 cases,
which nearly coincides with the corrected average ; tuber-
cular diseases, including phthisis 181 cases; diseases of the
organs of respiration 110, which is also near the usual
amount of the season. In the week that ended May 15th
bronchitis was reported as having been fatal
to 79 persons; thereafter it declined, and the
uniformity of its rate of mortality during the four
weeks that followed deserves notice. In the week ending
22nd May, 50 deaths were referred to it, in the nest week
49, and in each of the two following also 49. Pneumonia
BOOTH EASTERN RAILWAT.—r, receipts for exhibits a decrease, having been fatal in the last two
the week ending June 12, 1862, 12,8851. 3e. 3d. Ditto, June weeks in 58 and 43 cases respectively. Amongst the 21
14, 1861, 17,0101.45. 108. Decrease in 1862.4,143 L Is. 7d. complaints of which the epidemic clam is composed, scar-
HERAT BITE CONSOLS MINING :HEFTING.—An latina and smallpox last week produced the greatest
number of deaths, the former having been fatal in 45
extraordinary general meeting of the proprietors in this un- cases, the latter in 38. It will be seen also (rem the Regis-
dertaking was held on Monday rt the ofßees of the company, trars' reports that scarlatina abounds in some quarters.
78, Kingconsi dontion William-street,atattea
and Nine of the victims of smallpox were of 15 yearsq of eager;
reCiltlavfeorMththeepuLir"ettle Bryn Mine, upwards, and with regard to Ste whose ages were
and for the issuing of new shares for that purpose ; Mr..
respectively seven months, and 2, 22, 26, and 27 years, it
William Garner in the chair. The chairman stated that, is stated that vaccination had been previous yl
irperformed.
since the last meeting of the proprietors, a meeting of the Last week the births of 692 boys and OW As, in all
committee had been held at which the subject of the Little 1,314. children, were registered in London. he average
Bryn Mine had occupied their attention ; and it was then number in seven corresponding weeks of 1845-51 was
decided, " that as the Little Bryn sett has been purchased
and amalgamated with the Great Bun Mining Company, Mal
250 additional shares, of 11. per share, be issued, and that the CAMBRIDGE AsrLum.—Yesterdsy, the foundation
said shares be offered' pro rata to the shareholders now re. stone of the Cambridge Asylum for Widow., at Norhiton,
gistered on the books of the company." The resolution was :aid by Prince Albert, with the usual ceremonies, in
I was carried with4Ut opposition and the Mooting separated. proiehoo Of k large concourse of specteton.

NAVAL

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ADMIRALTY, JUNE Ib.—APPOINTMENTS:Mader
Assistants H. F. Rummell and F. C. H. Patch, to Victory.
Gunner J. River to 1)01141ifil. Assistant lingineen E.
Bonk= to Heck, and J. Lewis to Sprightly. raomo-
TIONS.—P. Dale and C. King to be Anistant Engineers of
let class; W. E. Campion and W. Gill to be Assistant En-
&seers of 2nd class; it. Williams, C. Cottons, and J. A.
Ritchie, to be Acting Assistant Engineers of Ist class; and
J. H. Deane and J. Churcber to be Acting Assistant En-
gineers of 2nd clam.