The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-07 00:00:00

HEALTH OF LONDON DURING! THE WEEK.

The official report stye : The deaths registered in
the metropolitan districts in the week that ended last Satur-
day amounted to 987, a number nearly the same as in the
previous week. The returns of both weeks represent
rather more than the actual mortality in the two periods,
being algrarated, as usually occurs at the end of •
quarter, by i.e...,' more that properly belong to antece-
dent dates.
In the 10 weeks of the years 1842.61 the
average amber deaffie was 1197, which, if raised In pro-
genies to the imam of pegolatien K , bermes 987. Hence
that the frambin asai relarsed last week is
pswsMy to the eairubled soon.
The nsestalitg Wing dm Memo of the respiratory
organs bas daweired hem 110 is the preceding week to 91
in the last, whisk =, woes with the average of cone-
sp=og weeks. saes arising from symotic corn-
have also dimmed from 216 to 187, while the
ainested avenge le VA Lest week the deaths recorded
as mesa by small-pea were 31 five of which were among
=of mantra ego. Scarlatina destroyed the lives of
no; s. smilttent fever, die., those of 13 chll-
drea, of 24 possess in middle life, and of 7 at advanced age,
in all 44. Two children died of syphilis ,• one of soma.
Last week the births of 289 boys and 724 girls, in all
1,613 children, were registered Is London. The average
number in seven core mpeating weeks of 184541 was 1,313.
At the Iloyal Obeervattry, ftssawieh, the mean height
of the barometer is the week was 29109 in. The mean
temperature of the week wee 1101 deg., which is rather be-
low the average of conrigeading weeny in ten years. The
mean daily temperature was been the average on every
day till Satury, when it roes he 1141 deg.) which is
3 4 deg. above it. This highs& temayeestste of the air on
that duy was 724 deg., mei the WON' la the eras wee
100.6 deg. The wind blew hen the ectetb•weet gesemelly,
during the week.

SLOANE, TIIE SPECIAL PLEADER, who, with his
wife, was convicted in February, 18.51, at the Central Cri-
minal Court, of cruelty to Jane Wilbred, his ',errant, died
yesterday morning after a lengthened illness. The sinking
condition of tho unhappy man had been observed for some
time past, and through the kindness of the Rev. Mr. Davis,
the ordinary of Nowgate, the attention of some humane
persons was drawn to the ease. A medieal examination
took place, and, certificates having been given by the proper
=Meal officers showing that any further imprisonment
would be fatal to bis existenee, a free pardon was obtained
about a week since through the Some Secretary, and Mr.
Sloane was removed to private lodgings in Goswell-street-
road, where ho expired yesterday morning from the effects
of illness arising from mental anxiety and confinement.
The latter few months of his existence have been made as
comfortable as the prima regulations would allow.
GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.—
Return of traffic for the week ending July 3 ;—Receipta,
4,105/.165.7d.; corresponding week last year, 4,0821. 04.
Number of paeseagen, 24494.

PARLIAMENT.

THE NEW
MEMBERS RETURNED
TO SERVE IN THE NEW PARLIAMENT.

•

Moral.. Dorby;no.
Ashburton G. Moffat
Aabton•undar-Lyne C. Hindley
&Aomori' Lord 0. Paget
Cana
Chippeoltom J. Neeld
Capt. Bolder°
Coventry
C. Gooch
Divines

Lewes

Honbatn
Marylebone
Sir D. Hall

0. W. Ilaneage
Capt. Nelson
lion. H. Eltzroy
Hon. 11. Brand
W. B. Fitsgerahl

Monmouth Boros' C. Bailey
Oxford (City) J. 11, Langston
Bir W. P. Wood
Portsmouth
Mouck
Richmond ll. Rich

M. Wyvill
Salford
Tamworth Mir IL. Mel
Capt. Townehead

Int Court.

OSBORNE, TuEaDAY.
Her Majesty, Prince Albert, and the Royal Family
have not lett the grounds at Osborne tinec the arrival of the
Court.

The Duchess of Kent left her residence, Clarence House,
St. James's, at one o'clock, yesterday afternoon, for itich.
mond, to pay a visit to the Countess de Neuilly and the
French Royal Family. Her Royal Highness afterwards
proceeded to Frogmore, near Windsor. The Duchess of
Kent was attended by Lady Fanny Howard, the Baroness
de Speth, and Sir George Conner.
The Earl and Counties of Derby left their residence in
St. James's-square yesterday, for St. Leonard's, near
Windsor.

Mr. Charles Trevor, of the Inland Revenue Department,
had an interview with the Chancellor cf the Erch,lincr yes-
terday, at his official reLidcnce in Downing•street.
Thu Mantels of Westminster had an interview with 3lr.
Secretary NA alpolc ye,terday, at the llomc•olhce.
Despatches were received at the Colonial-office yesterday,
from the Uovernor of Glibraltar.