The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-01 00:00:00

THB BANITAILTCONDTTION OF Tall CM.

Dr. Lotheby, the medical officer of health, reported ou
the state of 251 houses that had been inspected during the
week, and be submitted a list of 130 plum for sanitary im-
provement. He likewise reported that the markets and
slaughter-houses had been duly inspected, and that the
officers had condemned 2,790 lbs. of meat as unfit for
human food : 1,994 lbs. were diseased, and 530 lb.. were
putrid, and 266 lbs. were from animals that had died
from natural causes. It consisted of 18 sheep, 2 calves,
2 pip, 17 quarters of beef, and 22 joists of meet ; all of it
was sent to the boilers and destroyed. 58 births and 64
deaths were registered during the week. The morality re-
turns are nearly the average for the corresponding week of
the last seven years ; 29, or nearly half of the d
were among children of less than seven yews of age,aelthA
were among old persons of 60 and upwards. The chief
causes of death were as follows :—Pbthisis, 3 ; rusesterio
disease, 5 ; pneumonia, 3 ; bronchitis, 11 ; whooping cough,
3; continued fever 3; scarlet fever, 4; maulers, 3; earl
erysipelas., I—leaking together 8 deaths from tubercular
diseases, 14 from inflammatory affections of the lunge, and
14 horn diseases of the zymotic clue.

Borne routine beeinesi ha•iog been gone through, the
court adjourned until that day fortnight.

DISTRESS AROMAS TEN SPITALTIELDS WEAVERS.
—At the usual weekly meeting of the guardians of St.
Matthew's, Bethnal-greeu, in the board-room of the work-
house, Victoria Park, last night, • vast number of weavers
made application for asaintance for their wives and starving
families, who were without food, Bring, or say oomfort.
The chairman (Mr. Collins) endeavoured to persuade many
of the poor fellows to seek shelter in the workhouse
until they could get some other knit' of employ-
ment. Several of the applicants accepted the proposal,
but others said they would rather pariah in the street
than enter the place. The board of guardians
granted aid in meet, bread, and small sums of money, to be
continued for a fortnight. On Monday ercniog a meeting
of the unemployed sod destitute waivers was held in the
large room of the Crown and Anchor public•houes, Yaps-
street, Waterloolown, Bethnal.green, for the purpose of
devising man for the temporary relief of the most urgent
cues of distress at present existing is the densely populated
districts of Christ Church, Bpitalfields, St. Matthew,
Bethnal-green, Norton Fidget., and S• Leonard, Shore-
ditch, when several of the delegates detailed some painful
facts in referenee to the prevailing dinners. The relieving
officers of the several parishes have been unremitting in
their attention to the wants of the poor, but only a amall
amount of out-door relief can be granted. At the work-
house of Setlinal-green there am no fewer than 1,100
I inmates._

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DAY. —Boojoono Hartley, who had turned approver with
Malto the itibeleeter murder, sad wham evie at Cm
esteeday mound the conviction sod mistime of two
of the murderers, wee brought up before the judge this
morning and formally armJgoed. The judge told the jury
that if they were satisfied with regard to the troth of his
voidance it would be thoir duty to find him sot guilty, which
they according did, and the prieoom was discharged.
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