The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-17 00:00:00

THE REGISTRATIONS.

NORTH WARWICKSHIRE.
For the Birmingham district of North Warw:ei:-
: shire, the Hun. F. PONSONSY ilprotql hie coLrt last Tues-
dab. There were 2,541 new claims, 276 objections by third
parties, and 52 marginal objections by the overseen. The
piny objections proceeded wholly from the eonu natives,
the liberals taking none whatever this sear.
E 1 cases of objection arose filial the fact that no
numbers of the houses were Witched ; and the conserva-
tive agent went so far as to ask that one or two marbt in
Consequence of such omission be struck off the list. Mr.
Ponsonby would not do this, bit in ail the cases where
the vote was established, refuted to adow costs. A ,treat
number of the new claims were disallowed, ou the cieund
that the amount of property value conferred borough votes.
Having no official return of the results, a rough est:mate
is all we can furnish. There were, then, 500 objections
taken by the tories, and of these tit/ woe w Ithdrawu, and
lth) defeated. Regarding the 300 new clsitus on the !theist
side, as n setoff fairly to be taken into aet ount in looking
at the position occupied by each party. on the register. we
rind that the total tory gain is about lnty. With the new
claims on their side, which were sustained, they Mate that
they consider themselves as bang garnets to the ex ent of
something like 200 votes. However this may be, u.-yond
all doubt many a good liberal vote has hem struck off on
the lihcral Fide, through the non-attendance of most ut th:se
objected to.—Abridged trom Birmingham' Journal.

TIIE CHOLERA.

(From the General Boari of Health, Oct. 15.,
1I11: bIETIiOPOLIS.

Mr. Hall, of tiiePooiLa.;:lioari, and Dr. Milroy
from the General Board of Health, had interviews
on Friday with the Board of Guardians of White-
chapel, and of St. George's-in-the-East.
In both instances the board of guardians recog-
nising the necessity of carrying out with effiertsicy a
thorough and systematic correction and abatement
of whatever may be injurious to health and likely
to engender disease, as far as their pow(' s under
the existing order in council enable them t do,
resolved to appoint their medical officers to act as
sanitary. inspectors of their different distrieb,. The
highly important and onerous (lath. e thus de-olved
upon these gentlemen are altogether additional t.. and
independent of their Libours, as inedica: attendants of
the sick poor in ordinary times. Much puldic good can-
not fail to be effected by this step, as the possession of
a medical certificate will materially strengthen the
hands et Boards of Guardians in scion with regard
to nuisances, wherever they exist, and the purifica-
tion of such of the dwellings of the poor as are in a
filthy and unwholesome condition.
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It- is much to be desired, that not only a:1 the
metropolitan parishes, but that every parish through-
out the kingdom should act on the same plan, viz.,
that of throwing the responsibility of a complete
sanitary inspection and of a vigilant supervision of
the public health of the respective districts oa the
already existing staff of parochial officers.
A death from cholera occurred on the 12th in Char-
lotte-court, White:chapel; the patient, 7 years of age,
was collapsed when first seen by the medical atten-
dant, and survived only five hours afterwards.
Another case occurred on the morning of the 14th
in another part of the parish.
Within the last two or three weeks there has been
an increase of bowel complaints in one of the medical
districts of Whitechapel, and also in parts of Saint
George's in the East.
NEWCASTLE•UPON-TYNE.
llnants.
Oct. 14—Cholera
Diarrhoea
The total number of deaths from cholera and diar-
rhee-A in Newcastle during the present outbreak has
been 1,493. In the same period (viz., the first 44
days) during the prevalence of epidemic cholera
there in 1f331-2, the number of deaths was 2.t53.
The total number of new cases of diarrhoea disco-
vered by the various visitors in Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, on the 13th inst., since the preceding day, w:s
tKi, and 1 case approaching cholera. The number
of deaths the same day was—cholera, 6; diarrhoea, 1.
The total number of new cases discovered by the
visitors during the house-to-house system of visita-
tion, from the commencement of the present epidemic
in Newcastle, has been—diarrhoea, 4,169; approach-
ing cholera, 249; and cholera, 63 ; making the grand
total discovered under this system, 4,484.
DUNSE, N.B.

Oct. 13.—Cholera 1
Mu.'2l:lH (BEDLINGION DISTRIVI).
OL:. 11.—Cholera
GATESHEAD UNION.
14.—Choleru
GATESHEAD.

Oct. 11.—Cholera
GATESHEAD (HEIVOILTH DISTRICT).
14.—Cholera