The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-05 00:00:00

THE CHOLERA.

Return of deaths from cholera and diarrheea re-
ported to the General Board of Health, yesterday, Sep. 4 :
Deaths.
Mehra. Diarrhoea.

Holborn
St. Hiles and St. George
West London
St. George, Southwark
Greenwich
Bethnal-green
St Mare's
Lambeth
Whiumbapel
Stepney
St. George-in-the-Bast
New=
neara•
Poplar
Strand
Bt. George, Hanover4onare
St. James, Westminster
St. Luke, Middlesex
Camberwell
St. Saviour, Southwark
Hackney
Islington
Kensington
Wandsworth
Lewisham
East Diodes
Shonditak
Rltherbithe
Cliche&
City of London
Westminster
Bermondsey
St. blartin•in•the-Fields
Clarkenwell—no return
Hampstead—no return

Total in London and its vialaity

Liverpool
Merthyr Tydfil
Clifton
Cardiff
Portsea
Salisbury
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Tyaemouth
Laneatter
Brighton
Nrath
Bradford and North Brierfry
&ideal's
Bristol ....
Gravesied
Maidstone
Bt. German's
Roehford
Dove.
Leeds
Hunslet

Hastings
Cambridge
Carnarvon
Wolverhampton and Beiadon
Bromegrove
lintl
Devisee
East Somehow*

Salford
Nottingham'
Bolton
Toshio&
Madeley
Sheppey
Manchester
Gains
Alde blrhigiritrum Jell 10 to As;. 20)
Ashboarns
Atkton•undee•Lyas
Abingdon

Antenbam
Alverstoke
Abstnavenny
Atobam (from August 16)
Aston

Bath

Bedminster ....
Birmingham
Blackburn
Chard

Canterbury, Ikon 9th July to 3rd Sep,
Clitheroe, Irma 23th Aug. to 3rd Sop,
Cheltenham
Chorlton

Total in the provinces
la Scotland :

Dundee
Haeriek

Total in Scotland

General Total—London and Vicinity
Itniland and Wales
Scotland

General Total

1
13
10
1

13

The above returns include 213 deaths from cholera in the
metropolis, which are given in the returns of the union
officers. The number of attacks reported by the union Mil-
cen are for the metropolis, 479, and for the country, 611,
but these returns do not in general comprehend the cases
that are treated by medical men in private practice.
The following are among the few places which are free
from cholera Elitism, Dulwich, end Blackheath.

Baurroi..—ln the Bedminster district, where the cholera
had nearly disappeared, it has spin shown itself. The fol-
lowing is the return from the Cholera Hospital. Bedmin-
ster, Sept. 3: Menhirs, 10; cramp, 4; cholera, 6; death, 1.
Sept. 4: Diarrhoea, 12; cramp, 2; cholera, 3; deaths, 3.
In Bristol it is also spreading rapidly, particularly in the
neighbourhood of Temple street, Lewin'smarsh, Engine.
street, ; and it has likewise appeared at the Hotwells,
where there have been three caws. At the workhouse at
Stapleton there have been 27 new cans of diarrhea, 3 ap-
proacbiog cholera; 6 cholera, and 6 deaths. The following
is the return yesterday for the ancient city. St. Peter's
Hospital, Sept. 4: Nimbi:ea, 06; approaching cholera, 6;
cholera, 24 ; deaths. 10. In out panel of St. Philip and
Jacob 3 fatal cases have occurred, 1 in Marsh-street and 1 in
Glioneastetr-lana.

MERTRTR.—The diseue is again progressing at Merthyr,
but has apparently subsided at Peoydanar. The following
is the return for Mond.y. Merthyr: New cues attacked,
10; dead, 7. Penydanao : No case or death. Dowlais
Attacked, 4 ; dead, 2. Aberdare : AttackeJ, 4 ; dead, 2.

MANcngaTin.—The cholera continues to increase in
Manchester and Salford. In the lut named borough there
►ad been eighteen deaths from cholera between Saturday
morning and lut evening, and nine deaths from diarrbces.
In the Manchester hospital there had been five deaths from
cholera in the same period, beei•,es which a large number
have been spoken of by medical men, within their own ?no-
tice.