The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-20 00:00:00

THE NEW YORK. CRYSTAL PALACE.

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bees esaseived ca • male, end is be-
itga=itsith • doessidt sad stsallasse, COMMINIIIIO,
rate with the suet iniscalare of the eldest and the spirit
ef yeemesse, at-whist ow essaare arm - s srapars.
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limps lad wad bewedtel yet seededia Anodes.
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ten t eel ft semset the dW.sssn are ealleirat tee
thatefte arefteressei will be past sad a
The erehheeearel eft will be Mat et a Greek aft, eft
diesoft NI hes, width of net 149 het, serftuseed at
the istaftlea of the eft by a emeral deft 106 het is
diesiift, eft wetness 47 feet wide. The Might hes
the tee is the gds. et the arab, NMI ; te Ile sews,
US het. TM ease will Met the mothers er
kr Ogle. She bui/ft will waver ti serve es the pea
Om; sifts Walsh the gelielier es the inside, we have
aftee of Mores mare. The mese et the. crew will be
MN up, se ea toughs the bididlimeamathe peft bee ha
:11-Ilierebyeefte, meek _ spar, waft
40,,,,fr the ftWeril Mato of the aftesse.
The mita he wassary 111111SOSIs ifterely 12,0110 delft.
The toitift.whes emplatel, weft three *bier
heels Soft es bliftedelliet.,llll4lll•446
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Lisiles.asee Ihrihree et the wee. % rays is sr meet be.
▪ lift time fat reef et eft wee heed I. .teem MO
Peet Mar, the direceare have detafteed es resift that
Eiet the reit 41 Mille:111111111bi. With thie snip-
the satire wales al 5. 11 eft ft
_hes. The
ft et the bale. aelessia et IMMO deb.
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milediatMeeemei esr esusferam
et ft Maim Now Sok
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..lty aid; mese was se le Wealasa the
tramehilmest hem Waft weal lime is pinwale
eestribsteei tom the OW Weald is
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gessestiett wee nit graft ft MM.
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Meade to aft isle the apiiit seseseaue
the after, stile useemst hays awed i5a1f....4111
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'tray mfteaties elatheinattiari. el we nimbi. se
doubt but the al al be =ponied te by ear
Mesh Sem the aft it liebemes the skill real
puilw ef SST elleatryikek te sharp that they may set
Me ea their oft a the laurels triumphantly wen at the
World's Fair.—Now rerb Thwer.

Win RIDING CONSTABIGAIIT.—Sons Mina ago
is reposed w intents.* the nod pane mesa into
Os Welt Bang w Yeekshire bat die segherates in
Vmine aremblall isigethed the geepralon. bat at
al Mae meshed te weed= PM&
Ceselables AM, by
biro in seek petty .;=11161: Act
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noises beld-at Leeds• Twig her additiesal rapids.
sallehise owe uggristal—ML, Mr. !elm Smith,
GE Menehefh. be the Oieglikelelea ; lit. Thee. Rebliree,
actinON Air thie Meilen ; Ns.arsi. Mall, glebe Dur-
esenty Am% he the Wakefield &Wee ;
eat Mr. John Milldam Heim. fee the Sheeliank
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sierwzrar Buoo, Exmcium,
asp Lemma ovalv.-11% saalieseal that the dilation
el the Leadeaderry est Railway C=rala
their resat Waysides at Ohs wary Mtwara
and this tows, have dr ees.li MINA Ihmeives of
RAY at ibe MOAN la a ef view nib weN
===perlie fee the =llea af milwv
them pies% aseesalied that,
the eseatey &dial wen be aped by*
liabwae owe ti at disk paw* Iseadawswellaqe Itegt
theesgb _p.—Ntrs Ckwatte.

HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK.

The official report says :—The deaths in London,
which in the previeus week we re 984, rose in the week end-
ing last Saturday to 1,093. In the oirrespouding weeks of
the ten yens 1812-51 the avenge number was 926, which
for comparison with last week's return may he raised in pro-
ponion to increase of population, when it becomes 1,019.
The present mortality therefore exceeds the corrected
average by 74.
Last week the deaths of 536 children, 355 men and women
between 15 and 60 lean of age, and 188 per-
sons at 60 years and upwards, were registered.
The increase seems to arise amongst the younger part of
the population. Fatal cases of epidemics rose iii the last
two weeks from 216 to 254; those resulting from bronchitis,
pneumoors, and other putainnary complaints rote trum 141
to 195 ; while phtliisis, whims is not included in the latter
class, deitroyed ill and 131 }tenons.
In the epidemic class the deaths of 7 ehildreu and 4 adults
are referred to coal.-pea; only 4 children died of minutes,
22 of hooping.cough, 14 of croup. wiuls 6.1 children, a ith
4 adults, were carried off by scarlatina. Fatty-one persons
died of diarrheas and dysentery, 3 of iIIBUCLIZA. and 2 of
purkinra; no death occurred from chute ra in the week.
ryphos, common Sever, &c., were fatal in 51 can; remit-
tent fever in one, rheumatic fever in 2, erysipelas in 5.
Scarlatina continues to pro Ince nearly the swum amount
of mortality as in resent weeks. It ..pkeara to have been
rife in 10010 parts of Illarylebone. Smiths numerous cases
already recorded, 3 eases were registered in the suh-Oistrict
of St. John last week,aud 6 in trait of Christchurch.

In liolborn, St. Andrew Eastera, at 30, Lueys.buildings,
Vine•street, on the 12th October, the WY of a brass-
finisher, aged 13 months, died al "scarlatina maligna (l 4
days), *amerce (3 days)." Mr. Huhnm describes this
place as tollows:—" Lucy'rebuildange is very close and
confined, built directly over the old Fleet sewer, and exem-
pted by very poor Irish families ; there a plenty, of water
from a large public cistern the drainage is good. '
In Huston Old Towa, at 0, Ivy-street, on the 14th of
October, the sou of aspect/ale-maker, aged 10 years, died
of "maritime, renal 11111441,CA (0 weeloi)." Mr. Pe arcs
says :—" This is the filth death registered in the same
family (rum scarlatina within Ill; weeks. The disease is
prevalent tu my district."
At 6, Ilart'sdane, llethnelgreen, on 13th October, the
son of a cabinetmaker, aged 10 months, died of "measles,
malignant (one week), aggravated lay want of drainage."
Dr. Moore writes on his certificate that " this is the second
death in the same house within a week. This place has
no drain, sad the soil escapes into the yard. The stanch
is intolerable. I °molder the death to have helm decidedly
accelerated by want of proper drainage."
In the sub-district ul IVaterloo (drat part), Lambeth, at
10, Windmill-row, on 7th October, a buy, aged years,
and on 11th October his sister, aged 3j years, died at "scar-
latina maligns." Mr. Meats, tau legistrar, states that "a
thud child in this family is nut expected to live, and there
are several other children in the immediate vicinity suffer-
ing from scarlatina. The remarkably finny state of Wind-
mill-row has been frequently reported behave."
In the sub-district of Lambeth Church (first part), at 10,
Paris-street, on the 10th October, a fen.ale servant, aged 20
years, died of "scarlatina malighn sine exanthemste (4
days)." Mr. Grsathead " A child died un the .;th
instant in the same bailee; the person above mentioned
tame from the country a few days before, anal caught the
fever; much fever is in this and adjacent streets; they are
modern houses, and the best drained and ventilated in this
sub-uistriet."

At 3, Willis 'a-place, Disbopsgate, the son of a tin-plate
worker, aged 3 years, died on the 13tu October of "con-
fluent sinall.poi (14 days)." Mr. Spencer observe, that
"the child was never vaccinated; as child of the same
parents, 12 months old, died last week of the tams disease,
and four ether children are now suffering Prow .mall-poz,
none of whom have been vaccinated. The pmenta now
express their regret at having listened to the objections to
vaccination which they beard amungst their ignorant
neighbours."
A secupstren, aged 26 years, died from " diseased heart,
bypertrophia ; the immediate UMW was rei-sickness uu a
voyage." Two children, aged respectively one year and
nine months, died of mumps.
Last week the births of 782 boys and 825 girls, in all
1607 children, were registered in London. The average
number in seven corresponding weeks ut the years 1815...4
was 1332.

At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich. the mean height
of the barometer on Sunday (the 10th) was 29176, and on
each of the six following days it was above 30 in.; the mean
of the week was 30109 tn. The mean temperature of the
week was 48.2 dcg., which is 2 deg. below the average of the
same week in ten years. The mean daily temperature was
below the average more or less on every day of the week.
The wind blew generally from the north-east.

DEAN FOREST, MONMOUTH, USN, AND PONTY-
poor. RAILWAY.--COLIFOYD,TUVIDAY.—A public meet-
ing of the inhabitants of the Furest of Dean was held here
yesterday afternoon to consider the great advantages of
the proposed new railway for this diatriet just set on foot
under the above title. The chair was taken by Crawelny
Bailey, Esq., 31. r., and there were present, besides the
local inhabit..nta, deputations from Monmouth, Newport,
Usk, Ebbw Vale, and other parts of the district to be served
Ly the proposed line. The railway is intended to start from
the South Wales line at Brimspill, Gloucestershire, through
the Forest of Dean, by way of Culeford, Monmouth, Hoic-
ked, and tak, to Manitilad, in Monmouthshire, a here it
will term a junction with the Newport, Abergesenny, and
Hereford line, now in coulee of construction. The line, in-
shading a branch from Moseley-green to Fox's. bridge, will
be about 36 miles in length through • rich end important
mineral country. After considerable dh•cussion, resolutions
were pealed approving of the scheme in its fullest
latedotiti.
Kilos Lew Rzrouts.—ln addition to the Nisi
Morn Act to abolish certain fees, de. (already noticed)
there was another act, likewise hawed Oa the report of the
Common Law Commissioners to amend the preens, practice,
and mode of pleading. in the superior courts of common law
at Westminster, and in the superior courts of the Counties
Pelatin• of Lawmen and Durham, passed on the same day,
the 30th June last, and which will take effect on the 24th
instraL This statute, known as " the Common Lsw Pro-
sedan Act" contains as many as 236 clauses, effecting con-
dangle alterations In the common law. The act Is di-
vided into several branches including the following heads—
writs hr the commencement of actions, joinder of parties,
joinder of causes of action, pleadings in general, declara-
tion, pleas end pleading, judgment by &halt, notion of
trial, inquiry and essnimemomd jury awl pry process,
eseendem and eisetnient. The al;eratims made ge onions
et destnist me way mraseive, rate/Mktg to mere than
60 chums. The ismiisseseglrecatien terminates en the
24th Mat., tibia em a Sunday, on which day the
Coats Law AM operative, end the Nisi Prins
Oast. AM en Monday, end it is provided to tome into
6Priiii, "... . NCtr tiil24thOet." A day or two ago
aand striet orders wen ghat to the uatekeepers on
fiestkomptes and Derabsellee Railway te keep a sharp
wt ht • leek whisk woad be despatched from
glued mac to fsrahtmpsea at $ 11.111. IMO morning this
Milk These sedan embed esesederable curiosity, as a
gprabl train bed never been mewled for any purpose on the
...
.....eelsßeihrey, is nement of Its being • single line.
It slurs, flat pest banes for some secret purpose
lral wrihned to pressed bows Dorchester to soma dis-
tress dews eamsawi. to be bl waling far some special
I:=TWONeirt =:1:: medal train started from
ems ghee and arched in Southampton
ear lit liti maws g. It senwspd tee iodise and two gen-
• disguised. Loudon
Tbapproseeded to
mi— am. trail boalllse•amies. It appears that
ran itteemeameinn whit the spatial train, and
it is erarastured that the is=stassf bielitee hones from
Meelheeter was to prevent given down
Me wiesnmy by_ palmy' returning hem their joarney to
Dembenar. No one is swain with the special train ap-
mod t• know anything tithe pieties *et wore conveyed
. AL MADMAN AT MAss.—On Sunday morning, while
PM priest at St. Joseph's (Roman catholic) Church, in
O,e_. u•Meesf Rase-place, was celebrating maw, •
sissiessiasiesAabeeudissly resounded through the edifice, ex-
ellabateg, m Deem with the Pope!" " The chapel's on
dee !" .. The Church is in danger V' The congregation
aces from their pavers in great consternation, which was
isconsed is • fearful climax by several women declaring
Oat trams was a body of Orangemen in the chapel, with
dews Mims in their hands, randy to assassinate them all.
A tesib esemsie to the door, d a same of indescribable
oradMititi delneld. The tisnd odes appeared to infuse
desk Wawa bra *sweet of Ms swim whisk bad Mused
Mdm be essiassei to eiy-sitiii the PelpeW deirnall Instil
be marina& in tiesismia cart the puha, and gemmed to
the RoseAM stain. It was Mere ascertained that
be was an imillii, named John Welsh, residing
in ilarrbemoirest ; mid' be Wm oteseguently conveyed to
the weettbente in eider that piper ems might be taken of
him. The nein ardor pest ei'the affair is, that the MA
Wendt is • sairadme or the Roman Catholic Chants.—

HOW HOP GAIIILING Is PRACTISED.—Through.
out the year wagers are extensively laid to the counties at
UN and Sumer (bat nrtintsrly us the former) epos this
asswast et duty annuany declared by the Excise ia respect
sf Ilat the bops gathered throughout the eats try.
_Leos he.
flee anything like data whereon to foetid • rinou sea be
(obtained, large ISM an staked urn the malt of the crop.
In Canterbury itetheeter, MeMlitrthe are the Retitle-I
"Tattenell's," , whisk wodtkiivettlatew athenaeum% thee
In Southwark (whets Ifs hthi 6slors live, tad hill their
principal market), cospitioi the %sad-quarters for hop bet-
ting. Oa the publication of the duty nasty thesseads of
pounds change heath, and every pceallith ninth le resorted
be throughout the summer to prows the ltheat iitthletence
of the tea of the plant *the thief ftViths, tie as to
IMMO the then wary to Wftthise their stakes or 11 Udge,"
as the nee soy be. The sqele to On what h called •
" eon," the extent of w depends upon the time of
year. In the winter smith? bating man will perhaps
give • " scope" of othelllntlL—thit Is to say, will bet
that his adversary will sot gone the amount of duty to be
thid within that month. tetizethe yes advance, and the
IrtZenolris. Clerks is tt is=inttheofszrz
mine are moth net* Ober, end the slightest hint
greedily devoured ate the pees quantity of hope weighed,
which certain men intend is know in much the lama way
61,1TinfhProPbels hotht of their " (thee or " tip" for the
„__1"11 fl.Pthiuk.hirtwent, the picking and the declass-
...ln= duty nenally • full month of excitement te the
wihradhi; the d is known about the end of Oa
Vitioir: Last year it was Srl ed on the Srd of November.
The present is considered an soundly good *mon, and the
=mud of duty is anxiously looked for.—Keitristi Garotte.

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