The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-14 00:00:00

THE CHOLERA.

Rents of cues of cholera repotted to the Omer@
Hasid al Health, yesterday, *arm 13, 1849 :
Alta**. Death,.
Is Uses sad eh:dotty, via. :
Lainhoth
Havasondwy
Southwark
Strand Gatos 9O
WhitaeMarl 22
Otsoawiak le
Bethnal. poen
Other Icealities in LOOMS 216
la Zealand sad Wales:
Liverpool
Mara) r Tydfil 36
Decrial,
Mynas* 44
Loads
Illatfeasda-andot-Lymat ll
Otbar tom ia Itagiamil 2lll
la Sootlam4 z
Dam4se
Bald& 23
Other tow is Soothed 4
Gametal total tpa

465

11101TALSTI IX INS WAXDOWOI7II-110/1116 For some
days put eseelierable slum has *listed sem. the inhabi•
tents ell that et the Wamdowerth-reed mempieed within
the gad* el is semesquenes el the abases having
im the melt mesiftgestat loam, and mamilmed a mor-
mmeriewflod, eye& is the meat squalid end &flisined
oldie Mateerells. ftHilen-terrage, • few es
ohm bowie em *it am* aide et the road, has been Mee
I= seine if the enlareity. and is tea of the
Illes seers* cif 11 dogs dime were 17 degas
from Iheiseis shahs. In ems hems so lees that six gem
ewe died 'libeler& This hems was is the osempatima ef
the Rem T. Hanisos, • dissentleg minister, with Mimi en
eget lady. ,
as
it rte, and a Mn. lelwardet
woes mat isg, pest oratory to a departure of the whole of the
family to Brighton. Ms. Ramos woe Iftet *desk sad flied
es
the 4th Met. Mrs. Edwards, who had auswiled
epos her relrive, was melt stet d, tad as Mr. &Lanham
swasewimg from the reseed of Mrs. Risme (his suet) em
Tuohy hat he found his wife Waited with the seem
diem" sad that lady espied early nut morning. It ap-
men d that Mr. Harness, overwhelmed with grief, fled the
slo soot aft., his wiles death is company with a lodger
in the nest beers, sad meting more was board respewing
him until leformatien was nesived of his death having talc n
Vries at Jerk Straw's Castle, on Hampstead Hes*. Os
am same mornies that Mr. Harries left his house Mrs.
Rewards died, and the each was taken ill and died the
game minim. Oa the following day (Thursday) the three
bodies were takes to Mts. Rosen..' inn is Kensall-
sed on the retess of the saccusers the mires who
Eies. dattended Mrs. Edwards was found deed. A mote
from the landlord of the Jack Straw's Castle miasma
the fast that the Rey. Mr. Harries& had died at his house
after Weise had his will writum by a pang mat w)so had
sesompasied him. Mr. Winkles, as undertaker, proceeded
as Friday to the tame at Hampstead, sad having put the de
a: seed Mr. Harrison into a leaden coffin, tie brought the body
home. These feet' having bees communicated to Mr. Higgs,
the coroner, an leveed was held, yesterday, upon the body of
Mr. Morison, at the William the Pau* pablishouss,
Waadsworth.road. Evidence embreeing the tarts already
mentioned having bees gives, Mr. McDoeoegh, the surgeon
to the pariah of Clapham, was remised as to the result of
the post mons= examination he had made. He stated that
great inflammation tinted in the stomach and cheat, and
the beast was very soft. Until thus were analysed he was
set in a position to state whether any poises existed. Mr.
M.Dosenigh, who bed pricked hr finger in opening the body,
sad had poisoned it, was in massive pain whilst giving his
evideees.—The Coroner mid it war highly essential y
that this
very extraordiner, cam sh be throuhl inquired into,
and the man allude ould
d to, who would appear to have
been the deemed in his last momenta, most be looked
after.
Bliwrot..—The Mums of the Health Committee of the
corporation of the poor yesterday were somewhat less fa-
vourable, showing 12 cane of dignities-8 eases approach-
ing in their character to cholera, and 7 of decided cholera.
The proportion of mortality io, however, small, there having
bees la the cholera hospital but me death. The state of the
parish of St. Philip and Jacob h also leas healthy, there
having been seven or eight new mess of cholera there, and
mussel of diarrhoea. From Bedminster, the official returns
are more favourable, the numbers as giving out by the health
oestaittee being u follows—dianhcsa, 13 ; cramp, 0 ; *o-
hne. 3; death, 1.
Harem.—The cholera is now raging here with esteems
virulence. It is chiefly confined to Vinton-Woe sad Coil
ford, which are contiguous, with a population in both vil-
lein of about 350, the greater put of whom are wretchedly
poor and half starved ; some of the families cocoist of ten
persons, all sleeping in one bedroom, with scarily a ray to
cover them, and having a large accumulation of filth air-
Wading their dwellings. There are also a number of dung
pits,cmspols, and whet receptacles of filth, sufficient to create
any distemper even in the absence of the cholas Since the
commeacement of the disease in the above villages, there
have been 38 eases and 11 deaths up to Tuesday evening.
There were on Tuesday 3 fresh cams and 1 death included
in the above members. Sme of the patients Segued 3or 4
days after being taken, and then died. Two Maus died in
16 hours after their first attack, earl became quite black
several hours before their death. Three were buried in one
pit, in the churchyard, on Monday evening, and ese was to
be interred on Tuesday evening.—Corsuespif Gazes.

THE PARISH OF BISHOPSVi'EARMOUTH.—This sup-
plummet to the Loudon Gazette of last Friday publishes an
Order is council, by which it to determined, on the reesea-
mendation of the Ecclest...tic* Commissioners, that be um
sequence of the large and rapidly increasing populatiem
tlf
the parish of Bishopswearmouth, the patronage henteellme
vested in the rector fur the time twine be, with the eamont
of the pima* rector, the Rev. Jobn Patrick Eden, Mow
fused to the Rahop of Durham for the time being; end
that all the nests, profit., and proceeds of way.leavem, scathe,
and coal, be mid to the commissioners, who shall apply par-
tials of the same to the augmentation of the salaries and
stipends of the perpetual curate of St. Thomas, of the
minuter of Ryhope, of the perpetual curate of St Andrew,
Deptford, and of the minister of Hyltoo, otherwise Ford,
hereto!tue in the patronage of the said rector. The cont•
mietionars further reserve to themselves the right of apply-
ing the surplus of any such fund, arising from the 1109141011
above aimed, to the endowment or augmentation of any
new churches or chapels in the pariah of Biahopewearmnutb,
and of adopting any further measures for the endowments
sad revenues or the rectory upon the next or any subsequent
meanC*.
LSAVICL—A return by the roetrOpolitati 0011111119.
Mows is loamy of admissions into ail lunatic *nylons in
Raglead sad W,:les, between the i
nto dig of January, 11144,
and Me 31st day of December, 1148: Peeve*, make, 2' 871 ;
females, 2,468; pauper, males, 6,146; females, 6,344 • tend
of patients, 17,838 males and females. Disenantmoielliews
Le. Cared, private, maim, 1,103; tensalee, 1,032; pauper,
males, 1,921; females, 2,M1 ; not eared (including removals
end eseepee), private, males, 974; females, 869 ; pauper,
males, 1,057 ; females, 1,166. Deatha.—Prieste, iseds3o;
females, 363; peeper, males, 2,146; females, 1,672. Total,
15,113 males and IMisles. The above return *eludes all
asylums, hospitals for the bum*, and licensed houses, ex-
erring Bothlem Hospital, and the navel and milker/ lunatic
hospitals, which are net under the jurisdiction of Me ism-
miesimers ia
PHENOMBRON 1x Ross-entlL—A Cori** pheno-
menal occurred at the farm of Balvullich, on the Motetae of
Ord,o occupied by Mr. Moffat, on the evening of ay
lmt. Immediately after one of the loudest peals of thunder
ever heard there, a large and irregular shaped mass of ice,
reckoned to be nearly twenty feet in cireamfreence and of •
pcopoet• ate thickness, fell sear the farm home. 'lt had a
beau ift crystalline appearance, being nearly all quite *mo-
ment, if we except a mall portion of t. winch oeusisted of
hailstones of uncommon sire, fixed together. It wee princi-
pally composed of mall maares—diamond shaped—of from
an to three inches In eise, all firmly couosaled together. The
weight of this large piece of ice could not be eseertained ;
bat it is a most Animate eirennutance that it did not fell
ea Mr. Moffat's house, or it would have crashed it, and
uedoubtedly have caused the death of some of the inmates.
Ito appearance whatever of either hail * snow wee discerni-
ble in the nerroundiog distriet.—RomsAire Aeleerriser.
EMIGRATION YROM HlGHLANDS.—Easigration
has taken place lately to a considerable extent from South
Valet, on the p-operties of Colnnel Gordon of Cluny and
Lord Modena:l. A Sae large Clyde ship, the Tinker, sailed
m Tuesday from Loeb Bohai, for Qaebm, conveying 500
mats, aid a woad ship, the Monateturart RI ,
expected to sail later in the week with Meat souls. The
most, if sot the whole of these people, were from Colonel
Gordon's property, sad he maim them by_ taking their crepe
at • valuation, the emigration agent at Glasgow taking the
stock also at valuation. The Glasgow section of the destitu-
tion beard also mists some of the more destitute. The
pa* go away quietly, and are most anxious to leave, *fee-
ble sell their clothes, or to do anything to get away.—
Courier.