The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-20 00:00:00

THE HEALTH OP LONDON.

It appears from the return issued by authority of
the &mate( Gemmel that in the week that embed as
Saturday, September 16, the births registered In
Loadoa and tee other large towns of the Dated
Kingdom were 4,007 ; the deaths registered 2,526. The
annual rate of mortality was 23 per 1,000 persons living.
In London the baths al 1,064 boys and 1,035 '414 in all
2,089 eladdree were registered in the week. la the 001110.
spondiss weeks of ten years, 1855414, the avenge amber,
eerrected for lacreese of populates, was 1,881.
The deaths registered in Leaden, daring the week were
1,201. It was the thirtyaseeettt week of the year, and
the average number fur that week was, with • cornetist'
for Mamas. of popnlation, 1,200. The actual result agrees
almost exactly with the computed amount.
Diarrhum begin to decline towards the sad of July, sad
decreased remarkably at the and of Amass ; end Moot that
lime, sawithsteeding the extreordieery heat of the weather,
it line happily not shown a dimmings to snorer.. la the
last three weeks the mortality from diarrhea has hove sin-
isterly tree from flurnastion ; the deaths having been in
them periods 89, 89, end 85. In the thirty-seventh week
of 1861, with s mesa teeepereture of the sir that did nos
eureal the average, the deaths were 137 ; and the avenge
for that week I. tee years, with s earrectioa for increase
of population, is 97. The mortality from xymotis diseases
I. the aggregate was last week 307 deaths, and the connoted
•.4.1: for the np ow paned is 374. The oveipensoa as
this class of dines.., speaks not unfavourably for
the presenthet time.
Brides B5 deaths from diorama, 4 were referred to
cholera in the week, of which the three following happened
to adults :
In Southwark, at 21, Barnett-street, on the 14th iostant,
a journeymen Amiens, aged 66 yews, died of "cholera (3
days), fever." At 3, lark-plum tliapham-roed, on the 9th
Mama, the daughter of a emoinnea, 19 years, of "cholas."
At 3, Ann-alines, Bromley' on the 11th natant, a groom, 63
you., " Emboli cholera (5 days)."
A wows., aged 42 years, died on the 24th alt., of expo-
sure and dean:aim). She had been taken beton death to
the Shorediteh workhouse. A journeyman painter died
us the lush tut of coup-dsnoietL
The rate of mortality last week was 21 per 1,000
is Loadoa, 25 in Edinburgh, and 23 in Dublin ; 32
in Liverpool, 27 in lileodneter, 22 is Salford, 20
is Bireareghem, 32 in Leeds, 19 is Bristol, 30 in Hull,
end 24 in Gamow. The rate is VlllllO6 was 25 per
1,000 daring the week ending 26th ult., when the tem-
perature was 3.6 deg. Fahrenheit higher than in the move
week in Loaders, when the rate was 20 per 1,000.

In Liverpool the births were 334 the deaths 296 ; in
Menehester the births 241, the deaths 102 ; m Belford the
births 76, the deaths 46; in Birmingham the births 241,
the deaths 128 ; in Leeds the births 1801 the deaths 137 ;
In Bristol the births 113, the deaths 60 ; m Hull Hui births
91, the deaths 80 ; in &debunk the births 134, the deaths
83 ; in Glasgow the birdie 313, the deaths 194 ; and in
Dublin the births 189, the deaths 137. There were 264
deaths in Vienna during the week ending the 26th ult.

COLLISION BRINVIIIN A GOODS AND A COAL TRAIN
—On Sunday morning a oollision occurred oa the Leiden
and North-Western Railway at Bolton, which was
attended with groat danger. sad did considerable
damage. A train of empty coal waggoos from Roohdala
had arrived, and were being chanted off the male line at
a place known as Bullfield Sidings. Whilst this operatics
was being cooduoted a lorded goods train from Pieston,
dos at five a.m., Game on at a good speed. The coal
waggons were being transferred from oaf aide of the line
to the other, when the mitre of the Preston train
dashed into the middle of them. The violence of the
oonousaian was so great that six of the waggoss were cut
away tcom the train. and the body parts of two of the
waggons were thrown off their whose. Fartimetely no
live* were led. The fireman of the Preston train jumped
off, and beyond being badly shaken, wee not hurt. The
enginedriver remained at his post, 1811 faced the danger
unhurt. It appears the signal wee put up &genet him,
but he mays the atmosphere was foggy then, and he did
sot see it until it was too late to atop. A number of men Buccrion EXPRNBRA The official return of the
were sot to work to remove the damaged w_aggoos, and
alter an interruption of three boars, during which several "Pe". incurred by the four candidate* at the recent
other trains were delayed, the line was Neared. geeend election for Nettleton* bee bees published. The
A lisw Cacaos on Mattawan LICRNSIL—The election of the two liberal candidates. MONO& W. Lee and
wading of a ace weed in the last swim of parliament J. Mittman, cost them maniotly 5811. 132. lld., and the
candidature of the mermative candidates Nome John
for the repeal el sundry charges for stamps, has been taken er--aw and L. Betts, cost them respect* le 3801.
1 advantage of by the Board of Inland Revenue to Jim Tv: 444; Se. Pd. The fee paid tbeelYelectice
new charge upon the deolaratioas attached to 80140811 Of we' -
sum was
marriage by license. The 20th section of 28 and 29 Vic. t—fOr the liberal candidates 501. A like
1 to the spat of lir. John Wwearadlew, while Nr. R. L.
98 mos thus :—" No declaration required to be mad* pun. af lAN *
I Mot to any act relating to marriages. in order to a mar-... Betts's agent's tee •
rings letbeee Bosses, shall be chateaue with an. swan I DiRgAirAST DlWlRAoll.—Homoeopathic Pncti.
duty." Before this ace peaeed one aream—oa goners. and the Medical Proired.on morally, recommend cocoa
lof requiring a stamp for piety
of these liaosse ; but as b:v
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country
the I the hoard now memo that the special ersuptaos mar. there were to be obtain, no re et come either scree-
segue without limas* infers the liability ca, Shoes with I eve to the tale or son to the stomach: the not was
lessee, and they therefore arbitrarily impose a ball-erowu either supplied In the erode state, or mi unstilluUr =OOIIifOO.
stamp, which they required to be henceforth impreead tared as to obtain little notice. J. Epp'. of London. how:co-
up= tha techauat Let the guthasc.o.torof boo joist Clc WY Induced In the year 1810 to tura his Wan-
to select. and at length succeeded, with the assistance
lastreetei the superuitsedeot resuirers to see that this a elaborate neaddnery, m being the Snit to produce an article,
order is complied with. The coat of the marriage lifter 18 go In tie omareattlon, and so segued by the perfect triteration
already aufficiarely high, and the waormity of obteining en It :olives Is the Prom, it PoOatboutint as to be =net amid-
impressed stamp will entail mush additloaal trouble and Into to the delicate stomach. Poe pm"' Taia=e c""
Is
isseersaisece.-.-Petriet. distinguished as an invigorating. MUM beverage.
I with a delicious aroma Dr. Rama, In his w wk. "riod sod
I am Baraoa delicious health restoring iteralenta its adulteration," says :—" Cocos gestates s snit variety ed
Araks ir oared 'Mime medicine or inemereelemoe. Dr* Pete" lthtriti" Prthettath ; ev!ft_ip. Puttee, weeserr to the
=dadisseition), Ocmgh.„ Asthma, Comiummtoe, Debility, growth sad austonance of the Bogy. Aerdo, •• As a soiriirea
ethic, Conatipation. Nervous, &Roes, liver, and Ittccamne 000011 damn very much higher than either imam or tea.' Dine-
=m, and sane fifty times Its mid in other remedies, flea:—Two teaspoonfuls of the powder in breakfast cup.
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