The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-15 00:00:00

Titsraday a grist many deaths took place, 47
barns born reported to the sanitary committee% by noon on
that day, and it was hared that when the whole nu.nber was
ascertained, it would approach to 60 again. lu Hutherk,
one of the c ntatownships of the borough, the disease is also
again spreading.
Blit4Tol...—The state of the city is mach more favourable,
there twine a marked decline of the epidemic in all the die-
tr.ete. Toe distal return to the health committee for the
ar.eiest city arne as follows :—Friday : Diorama (including
dispensaries), 146; approaching cholera, 6 ; cholera, 2 ;
death', 1 ; now an er tremmet.t for cholera. The Besimia.
stet return is as follows : Diarrheca, 28 ; cramp, 1 ; cholera,
6 ; diatits, 7. At Stapleton workhouse the numbers were :
Diarrheni, 6 ; cholera, 3 ; death., 2. The parish of St.
Philip and Jat.b (too) rhowe a 'timbal improvement.
During the presence of tha.dis- am there has Lot been one
CAN in the gam. Th 4, perhaps, is in some measure to be
accounted for by the praiseworthy cite taken by the gm
Tonto", Mr. Gardener. who, although he has 200 prisoners
under his charge, has been unremitting in his personal atten-
tion to them, and has been credal in seeing to t to thorough
olsanalair of evert' new then ste.
MairenTa —The diseses would seem to have almost en-
tirely disappear' d from this ot.tnet, ant it is to it, hoped
that we shall not witneesite return. They were no armies
Penrdarran or Aberdare, in Merthyr only 2, and in Dowlais
2. There were but 2 ilea he in the wnole district.
Ravroati.—To the record of the devastrtil g elects of
cholera, we regret to add the deaths of sin more victims. •II
of whom more or less were connected with Mr. P. Walker
sad his apprentice, whose deaths were omitted last week.
They oomprise the widow of the former. aged b 6; Mrs. W.
Walker, daughter-is-law, age,' 27, and her child, aged 2 ;
Mrs. Richard Peek, aged 49 ; Mr. Charles Collingburn,
aged 37 ; and Mrs Rawls..., wail 37. All these peverns had
been employed in some way in sonnezion with Mr. Walker,
and the tart ha iaditerd a belief that the abases le infer
tious. We have pleasur, in matt- g that at present *see is
not • single arse of cholera it Redo d, and we trust to be
for the future preserved Teem the painful necessity cf having
such records to communicate.
Paavit—The Porochial Board of this city have made
several reports to the Central Board of ilet:th daring the
week, as to the deaths by cholera within rwir (Skirl boon-
daries. The disease is among as in great rattail; but it is
=spilled by rumour, and the alarm is thus greater than if
the whole and the worst were Alt:daily repurted.—ScokA

N/On
IBSTCR.—We hope the cholera hos takes a favourable
tore in \Tieback since Sunday. On Friday last 7 died, on
Saturday 11, es Sat (ley 3, on Monday 1, and on Tuesday 3.
Oa reference, however, to a list of deaths for Wiebech, tor
this wick. there appears abut the same number we &a-
massed last week.
Omitair.—During the ret work, the health of this town
bait not been satisfactory, Many persons have been seriously
afflicted with English cholera, which we are glad to state
has not proved brat. A m mutest has been matte by a por-
tion of the inhabitants, for the purpose of calling in the
renitence of the llosrd of alth, to provide a mire efficient
&einem) and a new burial-ground for the town. Both these
mast be mitten of deep mown to the well-being of the
inhabitants, and it is gratit)ing to learn that they have
taken so lively an isterut in its prometioe ; but it is cow
Silently stated, and we have it from the beet authority, that
as Improvement Act for the town of Grimsby, whisk will
embrace all the objects deems's( atteetbra, each as a gene
ral drainage, a new burial ground, sad the regulatios of
buildings, &c., is intended to be applied for in the neat see-
aim of parliament —Stamford Morally.
WASS/12LO —Bing last week the &sclera has curled off
many of our respected townsperple is, the middle ranks of
life, as well as a great number of the poorer dame. The
mortality has hitherto bees
_principally weaned to theasigh-
bonehead of Nelson-street, New-street, the Old Crown-yard,
Northgete, and the immediate washbowl,. od of Thome@
lane. Although no positive kffiseseing cause can be trued
for the spread of this malady in some of these plasm, yet the
majority of the deaths have occurred in them parts whim
the drainage is moat imperfect and the ventilation of the
dwellings positively inefficient for the preorrution of health
ander airliner, circumstances. This is particularly the owe
Is Nelemecreet, New street, the Old Crown-yard, and is
some parts of Kirkgste, where all the necessary precautions
of matilasion sad proper sewage have been most shamefully
overlooked by the authorities and owners of property.—
Wahryfahl Bromener.
Boatman Cunm. —The cholera still prevails in a malig-
nant kora, and stepson, we regret to state, rather on the
lacrosse ; the number of deaths Ming now rather mire than
at the sad of last week, when for two days the weather was
bright and serene.
ETWOSTW.—We have tea the cues of cholera in the
tows since Wednesday lass—fasr mom and one little boy.
Three of the ems were strangers, lodging with an Irishman
ea.hd Cheap Jack; the other is Jack himself, who (ilea as
Monday 116019/411. Tin hoy's parents live under the sagas
foal
811 1110 X Mallarr.—The *situ is this tows, we an
hoary so my, is ea the deeresee, only one death having takes
plus the lest week; we bare bed tut deaths from lever—
edieuriss the tun is healthy. At Cratesesbe, two miles
Sum tkie. the Meuse le vi: leas titan up.
woods ef 20 eases were Wa
rd
lieelek. Sena Of bi-
labial.% Mu left the and eau nt this sewn for a
while, until, the dimmer shall be abated.
CSOLIAA AT TSB BAILLACIL mom eel stessand-
let die llth Beasts, at Heassiew, was *a leave of shows
is the highlands of lisotisad, wham he hoard at • ease of
cholera having scanned is his meant. He at sue left
Scotland, and impasse at lesselqsartsts. The 'argon of
the regiment has racemakoadoe • ening of relief, weigh is
now adopted. A awry pissed is boussits, she reports at
tame the named say man who bee bad a messed attack of
&wheat. H is at sass sarshei ths lesspitele sad given
the preeripsi emdisiee• elsenewilert, Aare el 'oleti
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slue were at eiele=e4l to Caster's/11. an Portssoatb,
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