The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-11 00:00:00

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BIRTHS, MARRIAOM AND DEATH&

BIRTHB.

BACIEHOI7BI.—Ies. 3, at Peal, lite wife of J. B. Bataboose,
late Coot. and Iltetet-lbjor, Bengal Artillery, of a deugater.
CONSTANCE.—Jae. 9, at Leadenhall.atrcet, Yu. E. Constance, of

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EDWARD.—Jan. 8, at Dundee, Yrs. A. Edward, of a daughter.

KEEL-du. $, at Lowrides.square, the Hon. Mn.M. licrr, of a son
ItISLET.—Jam 4, at the Rectory. Akeley, Buckinghamshire, the wife
of the Rae. J. H. Risley, of a sou.

MARRIAGES.

MIL THACKERAY'S CHRISTMAS BOOK.
with a Praha.—A reeond Edition of " The KICKLEBORYB
ce the RHINE," with a Prelacy, entitled "An ES-AY on THUNDER
and nMALL HEM" by Mr. M. A. TMIAIJII4 IN Just ret.dy. Price
Se. phi* end Te. 6d. coloured.
London : Ikaltb, Elder, arid Co., 6.l,CarahUL

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CHOLERA in the lONIAN ISLANDS.—Aral
Appeal to the Hrtmerne sad Demsonent co behalf of the Omer-
bones suffering from the Cholera.
The preareteendlthe of the popelation of Oseholatin (eimed the
lonian Wands, forming the @ignited,: United under the
protection of Great Bettye) n meet awning. la. dr et
but August, the Cholera, le its meet vindent men weer•
mice In the island, and from that thee ups, the hat adeken, wan ear.
ryieg Mr the people at the rate of from 100 to 200 a week, the
mortality b nearly 30 In every 100 attacked. The oats=
counwy, which is divided in the centre hy the high ridges ef the
Black Mountain (Monet Minos), with valleys running dews tetbeem
which also slmost cuts the island into two divider by &deep bey,
renders itextremely difficult to furnish either prompt medical soda.
sees or motenance to t. e poor peasantry, who live is imell lonely
naves, precluded, by long distances, tram mutual sconce.
The method population on the coast —deprived at me stacks
of eB
employment, by the striet quarantine which their terroratrielken
neighbours at once imposed on Cephalonia, preventing thereby all
4eoetenunitation with the other 1-landa or the continent of Greece—are
eased up as it were to wretchedness, and are suffering entry alamity
which starvation Can aggravate upon pestilent. Nor la thls all : tin.
imedlately previous to the cholera, a great storm beret upon the Mend,
end an incement rale for several days destroyed the erw of currants
east olives, which form the mph Produce of the hlaied• The Peaseete,
at the very time of harviet, telling deed from the cholera in their
vineyards and by the road-nide, had them eery, in their last momenta.
of knowing that those they kit behind them were doomed, U net to
death, certainly to famine.
The hbours of the acid, the villages, are now deserted, while the
widows and orphans, the crying and the starving, throng In terror
round the two towns of Lizeri and Argnotoli. imploring hod and
help. All that the local government could do has tern done in this
extremity, and the Inhabitants of the ether iniendit hare zealously
united to the &Malan* of their afflicted brethren, with subscriptions,
combielnipthe charity of all parties, from dollars to pence.
But the calamity has fallen on one of the Log
sot
islands of thus
community, Cephalonia, alone containing a population of 70,G00, out
of the 180,000 comp/teed in all the Weeds; and their means are too
small, not merely to remedy, but area to alleviate a distresa so teni.
he, and so maternal a misery. Under these eircumniusces—and
with the knowlehe that hardly a year has elapsed since the
British protection repressed, what it then regarded as an hums.
recion in this inland with the strongest measures of military power,
by pnelalming martial low, and punishing the people with en un-
mitigated
eeverlty, which alb rwarda occasioned much destitution
in the districts now most afflicted with the choters,—it has been
atli Wed :hat an appeal he made to the humane, and toot a sub.erip
lion be, peered In this country on What of the suffering Cephalnnians.
that the Englirh nation may take this on,ortunity of the grievous
dmitution of on unhattuate people to testify to them by their sym-
pathy, that the arm of England is not more strong to ch.intise, torn is
her hand open, generouric and humanely, to relieve the **Rived,
healing those wounds by her mercy which her power in its anger
may have indicted.
A committee of noblemen and gentlemen have associated them-
selves for this humane purpose, and subscriptions will at once be
received by the
London Joint Stock Bank, 09, Pall-mall,
Amonget the noblemen and gentlemen who have already subscribed
are the Right lion. Lord Seaton, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Alexander moodfell,
and Lord Charles Fitzroy—all of wham have served her Majesty in
be Wanda. A perfect list of subscrthers *di shortly to published.

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each edition of 20,000 copies.
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