The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-13 00:00:00

HEALTH OP LONDON.

It appears from the weekly return of the Registrar-
General that the number of deaths registered in London in
the week that ended on Saturday was 1,181. The average
number (corrected) for corresponding weeks in ten previous
years, 1852.61, was 1,312. The number in the present re-
turn was less by 131 than it would have been if the average
rate of mortality for the beginning of August had prevailed.
Diarrhea continues slowly to increase ; it was fatal last
week in 89 cases. A larger proportion of these occurred in
the western group of districts than in env other metro-
politan division. Besides the 89 deaths classed under &arr.
has, 18 were referred to cholera, chiefly "cholera infantum."
In Wick-road, Hackney, • fringe-maker, aged 58 years,
died of " cholera" after three days Woes'. In New North.
street, Shoreditch, • woman,aged 76 years,died of "choleraic
diarrheas." At Raven-terrace, Mile-end Old-town, • woman,
aged 44 yews, died of "cholera biliosa," after 52 hours' illoesa.
At 54, Usilegwoodetreet, Mile-end New-town, a farrier,
aged 75 years, died of "cholera Asiatic," after one day's
illness. The medical atteodant describes the last case as
"very well marked." There were 7 deaths from smallpox
in the week, and 55 from measles. Four fatal cues of the
latter disease occurred in Somers-town, 4 in the subdistrict
of St. James, Clerkenwell, 6in Haggerstone East. It pre-
veilsehiefly io the east districts, and there appears to be but
little of it on the south side of the river. Scarlatina, which
was fatal in 72 cases, numbered nearly a third part of these
in the east division. It carried off 7 children in Kensington.
A woman died at the age of 96 years.
Last week the births of 883 boys and 874 girls, in all
1,77i7 children, were registered in London. In the ten cur.
1 respoodireeks of the years 1852-61 the average number
' (corrected) was 1,765.
At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height
barometer
of the in the week was 29.587 in. The reading
rose to 29.93 in. on Sunday, and fell to 29.19 io. on Thurs-
. day. The mean temperature of the air in the week was
59.7 deg., which is 2.3 deg. below the average of the urns
week in 43 years (as determined by Mr. Olaisber). The
mean daily temperature was below the average on every
I day except Tues&y.

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THE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE RIBBLE. —The
bodice of Alice Leach, Elizabeth Wiggins, Alice Baines, end
John Thos. Moon, four that have been recovered of the
eight that perished by the fearful accident on the Ribble on
Sunday afternoon, were interred in the cemetery on Thurs-
day afternoon. Thousands of persons lined the streets on
the oocasioa, and much commiseration was expressed
towards those who have suffered suck sad bereavement.
Five of the bodies have now been recovered, and three still
remain in the water. A small reward has been offered for
the recovery of the remainder.—Preston Guardian.
The Civil Tribunal of the Seine gave judgment
last week in the following singular suit. Some time ago a
person named Duasay published two pamphlets, entitled,
A bas les Colieota,w and "M. Belief de Plunzepatte," in
which be was very severe on journeymen linendrapers, haber-
dashers, he. His remarks gave greet offence to the parties
'knelled, and accordingly 22 young men employed at the Trois-
Qaertien, the Ville de Paris, the Fauns Diable, and seven
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of life. Prices, its, per bottle, or four quantities in one,
on both sides, the Tribunal reJected the demand on the
=send la cases, effecting a saving of 6112 a, lorwarded ground that the plaintiffs, not being • corporate body, and
direct ou receipt of post office orders or stamps Sole agents, none of their names being mentioned in the pamphlets im-
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