The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-31 00:00:00

THE CHOLERA.

The return of ogees of cholera made by the Board
of Ifefilth potonlay gives the following results:
Attack,. Deaths.
In London end !Welty 240 130
In Es had sad Wake s
able 160
41

Toed 6lB 340
Hethroute.—/Leports of the prevalence 0: Cholera in this
city have been circulated; but, from the Asiatic team of the
disease the city has been mercifully preened. Of Eq.-
elt,lera, however, them here undoubtedly been one or
two eases, bat this is no more than menus every year at the
fruit season, and these h vs been cured or mitsgated by the
proper reme ties.—Hereford Journal.
DBTONPURT.—The official report of yesterday shows a
great bureau in the number of de sths which have resulted
from this fearful epidemic in Pl)mouth. In Devnnport it
has also made its appearance, and, besides much s ekness and
diarrhea, which are very prevalent, esperWly M the lower
sad dirtier parts of the town, 11 deaths from cholera have
bees retorted asp to this time. The consternation, however,
which t e betake; eat of the die au in this neighbourhood
at Ant occrioned, is now in some measure abated, and in-
stant meamres have been meted to by which prompt me-
t:lca assistiusee may be procured la the event of rapid spread
of the desire. In Nevasissy (Cornwall) cholera bee Meows
huff, and has been productive of dreadful mortality. Dr.
the telector from the General Beard of Health, left
Plt mouth for this place on Thursday, the '26th lilt.
BILIIITOL.—Prom the official report of the Commissioners
of Health returned yesterday, as well as from what can be
gathered from private practitioners, the discus lei-mid mem
to be on the decline in the districts of he old city which fall
within the jurisdiction of the corporation of the poor. The
return is as follows :
Diar:hara. Cm" "Chol"lera. bicg Cholera. Deetba.
July 28. 20 ..—. 1 t
July 29. 39 1
July ;-.0. 18 0 0
Clifton aid the upper district still continue heathy, but
in Bedminster there have been several fatal cases, nearly all
of them is localities bordering upon • shockingly offensive
drain. The deaths on Sunday are said to have been about
eight, al:hough in the absence of an official report numbers
cannot be always relied upon.

"ELECTION MONDAY" AT ETON COLLEGE.

ETON MONDAY EVIMIXO.
The annual delivery of the speeches this city
(.' Election blandly ") attracted a large number of &stir,-
Rubbed and fashionable visitors, including the Duke of
Cambrif'ge, who is nn a vi,tit to Sir Thomas Fremantle, at
Holly Ocoee. His Hiyal Highness arrived at the coll. ge
etertly before 11 o'clock, acconapanitd by the Duke of Rut-
lad and the hon. b ,ronet. — . .

B hoc the speeches commenced, the Duke of Cambridge
proposed to the authorities of the college that those young
gentleman whose du, Ls ell not require them to remsin,
should be permitted to reit'', in crdsr that they might rch
turn to their rem:we:lye blends. This proposition, which
was vociferously reminded smidat the loudest cheerio' by the
pupils, was adopted by seelsmation, and upw ads of 600 of
the boys immedist. ly left.
The speeches were then proceeded with in the following
order:
I. Erarroarri ....... Caltigtheses Carting

Lflour,K.D. Benin, Ways
3. Pommy LB. Prime Henry nhakspeire.
4. Baeran4w, . Henry IV.
3. Hoer Cann. ad.ALrF4adriun.. Curium.

A. Armen CM:Wined !Mine AttOusting.
7. law% or . Cantos Sharon re.
IL non. L&
S. lii.acurr pre Mandl°
10. gratorr.l.ll.-....... en the eapicymest of
Indiana In Aa.ice
11. Comma .—.... tztolk:e Cam
Martnarr.
IL Rama . - -- (Ed
..ens. .... llopbocles.
14. Cneduan,lJ......._. Antony
13. Erna, ... de POorroshat radian ... Dracatbenes.
_ .

Foutiorrta, nta. French Benintim Burke.
At their conelu-4 n, the Duke of Cambridge. accompanied
by the college authorities, proceeded to the chepel, to inspect
the extensive alterati“ne and improvements. On leaving the
chapel, be precftded woes to the provost's lodge, and ex-
pressed his regret that his engagements would nut permit of
his being present at the grand banquet in the College Hall.
A. 3 o'clock the election blnquet, to which upwards of
sixty guests were invited, took place in the College Hall.
The number of scholars on the " Eecion List" for the
year is 646, a gradual diminution having annually taken
Ogee since 18443, when the number (the highest ever known)
was 777. . . .

The echoed will be reopened, nontiaally, on the 10th of
S•pteaabrr, but the collesers and the lower oppidans will not
return till the 15th. The rixth form oppidans (thus diving
them a vacation of eight weeks) will not return until the 22nd.

IRELAND.

DITIILIN, JULY 30.
People here think and talk of hardly anything else
but " the Queen." Trio public mind is full of n thing
hat addresses, processions, triumphal arches, and best
places for seeing the sight. Scme persons are most
anxious to see a real Queen's face, and others Oa

Queen's husbat d, and I to and a lady yesterday at
Kingstown announcing that she had chosen a certain
spot to stand on, as it would enable her to see the
Queen's boot descendi. g a flight of steps hom the
railway platform, and as the lady said, "You know
her Majesty has the smallest foot in England!" All
the streets smell of new paint so much that one is
put in mind of Horace Walpole's letters about
the marriage of old Qieen Charlotte. "They told
me that the painting of the Charlote yacht would
certainly turn the Queen's stomach. I said if her
head isnot turiltd she may compound for anything
elan. The crowds, the multitudes, the millions that
are to ware at her, the swarms that are to kiss her
hands," &c. &c. _ _

The. royal visit will be a source of profit to a
variety of parties. A steamer is to be sent from
Cork t r m• et the royal squadron a short way out of
the harbour, fare It. St.veral guineas have bten
asked for the tt naccy of a wicdow at Cork having a
good view of the procession. Pavil'ons are erected
to vari•ins directions, which will remunerate their
owners.

Henry &Minns Pigut, A.B , Brasenosa Coll., 01140, to
Longman.
Henry Newport Read, A. 8., Emanuel Coll., Camb., to
Earthen.
Henry Thomu Salmon, A. 8., Exeter CAL, Oxford, to
Stitikey and Diurstnn.
WiUtem &mitt 81 enter, A. 8., Queen's Coll., Comb., to
Criniplestsam.
Samuel Trut men, A. 8., Bt. John's Coll., Comb., to Sider-
@band.
Thomas Chute Wareup, A. 8., Trinity Coll., Comb.,
to Rockford.
Jobs Wickes, LB., fellow of Caine Coll., Camb., to
ladder).