The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-13 00:00:00

THE CHOLERA.

Return. of eases of oholera repotted to the General
Board of Health August 11, 180:

Attacks. Deaths.

In London and vicinity, viz.
Lambeth

61 21
Barmodery
Neon
Southwark

Wandsworth
Other localities

Total

103

In England and Wale,:
Mverp00l
erthyr Tydfil 9
Dowlaia
_ 19 11

Plymouth
Newoutle•under•Lyme l7 4
Other towns in England BO 49
In Scotland :

Dundee
St. Andrew's 6 6

General total

BRISTOL.—The returns from the Bedminster district are
more unfavourable, not only on account of the increased
number of cases, but from the fact of the epidemic appear-
ing at various poia's of the parish remote hone each other.
In the out-wish of St. Philip and Jacob, the epidemic is
on the decline. There hove been • great many cues of
diarrhea, more or less severe in its character, but only one
or two cases of cholera.
. . .

is malignant disease broke out with the I
greatest virulence in Huoslet, one of the out townships of
this borough, in which, up to Saturday, there had been 70 1
caws, aid 31 deaths. During the last two or three days of ,
the week, new cases were less frequent, and thanks to the '
exertions of the local board of lieth, and the resident cur-
germs, Messrs. Pallas, ()Morns, and Brooke, it us now
hoped that the worst is over, and that the disease will not
spread further. Eight deaths occurred during the:past week.
BLECIEB1:1111.—Two cues of cholera here occurred here,
and, although medical :aid was procured, both terminated
fatally.
LIVERPOOL.—The change of the weather to a sultry,
damp, close state has probably operated injuriously on the
progress of this disease, which, in the opinion of the meeical
officer of health, can only be considered stationary, instead
of declining. The mortality, however, is greater, the num-
ber of deaths from cholera being 368 against 333 last week,
and from bowel complaint 71 against 69. Two more cases
mooned yesterday at the boroush gaol.
BILBTON.—The Birmingham Journal reports four deaths
from cholera at I3ihton, where the ravages of the disease
were so fatally felt is 1832.
VALI OP NIATII.—The cholera lea broken out in the
beautiful Vale of Reath, and carried off a great many of the
inhabitants. In the neighbourhood of the Lamb and Elsa,
and Cwmgwrscb, it has h'en the cause of many deaths. The
gentlemen of the neighbourhood are making considerable
efforts to diminish the tears, and increase the comforts of
those who surround them.— Cardiff Guardian.
AYLESBERY.—Sey ral reports are in circulation in the
district respecting this scourge. It is stated that three per-
sons living on the high road to Theme, have fallen victims
to the disease. It has also made its appearance at Ched-
dinston, and other villages soar Aylesbury.
RYE —On Thursday an inquest was held at the workhouse
of the Rye union, on the body of Mary Johnson, the wile of
a vagrant. Deceased bad eaten of mackerel, and had been
exposed to the weather. Verdict—" Died from Asiatic
cholera."
Hum,.—lt appears that though the attacks of cholera en
Hull have not bees so numerous during the present week,
there has been an increase, though not a large one, in the
, number of fatal cases.

SCOTLAND.