The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-10 00:00:00

MULTI, OP LONDON.

It appears from the return leaned by the Regis- I,
brar-Onteral that the deaths is Lerida' were 1,607 in the
last week of July, and the same rate of mortality continued
to prevail in the week that ended last Saturday. in which
the nember was 1,596. The average cumber of deaths for
the thirty-first week of the ten years 1854-63 is, with a
correctnn foe increase of population, 1,342 ; end there is
an noses of 253 in the actual amount ever the number
intimated for the Ant week of August. The increase of
deaths priocipally amoopt young persona, as is shown
by the numbers under 20 years of age returned is the last
three weeks, Tamely. 840. 978, and 981 ; while
those of parson aged tiO years and ;"upwards were
198, 214. and 236. The cause of the increase
is the summer diarrhoea, which carried off 286 person,
of whom 209 were infants lees than • year old. Besides
those, deaths were returned as caused by cholera. The
nine temperature of the air rose above6o deg. is the snood
week of July ; sad whes this Menne of heat emus% as
Jeerers of darrhces is commonly the result. The deaths
from dial rhan in the last four weeks were rooesedvely
97, 145, 274, sod 266. The mean temperature has bees is
the mune periods : 60.8 deg., 66.5 deg., 63.6 deg., and
65 deg. Last week the births of 974 boys and 932 girls,
in all 1,906 children, were registered is Laudon. In the
tea oonespoading weeks of the yens 185463 the average
number (corrected) was 1852.
At the Royal Observatory, at Greenwich, the mean height
of the barometer in the week was 24.1516 in, The reeding
roes 30.06 in. on Sunday, and fell to 29.86 is. on Saturday.
The mean temperature of the air in the week was 85 dogs.,
which is 2.8 dep. above the avenge of the same week in 43
years (se determined by Yr. Ginner). The highest tem-
perature oe Friday, viz., 88.6 dim., was higher than that of
say day since 12th August, 1861, when at was 89.3 dep. ;
and its men temperature 71.6degs. was also higher than ea
say day since the same Jaws, when it was 72.9 dep.
The deaths in Venn, as returned by Dr. Matter, wen
291 to the week end* 30th July, wine the mean temps-
rsture was 68.0 dep., that at Greenwich having been
63.6 dep.
' The births registered in Dublin during the week ending
6th August were 137, and the deaths were 81. is a pope's-
tin of 354,808 (to 1861), spread over as area of 3,808 statute
acres. The numbers are kindly furnished by the Regina,
Gamest of Ironed.

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