The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-13 00:00:00

THE CHOLERA.

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Return of deaths from cholera and diarrhces re- at
parted to the General Beard of Health yesterday, Sept 12:
Cholera. Diarrhea. r
The returns not Melo, been received 3
from various districts up to the
time of closing, the detailed list
will be famished to morrow. The
total cuss received are
tea PROVIXCJIL _ _

17
Merthyr TOM
Clift,

Cardiff
Carmartban 4
Ports's Island •
Salisbury
Wanrc:Clikalms
Now 1
4
Tyaosnoutk
Larsoosisr .3
OW'
Nes*
Wart Hama
Bradford and North Mirky
Sonlentos 25
Bristol 6
graves-Ind and Milton

Madrona
St. cilmFues

Raeford
Balsa
Prep*

Dear a
Les& a
Bingo l7

4
lio=ptoa sad eideitea
Bri4swatir
Barostaplo
East Btoeeloeas

Halifax

South Shields i
Hull
Doylies

Salford_

Peakridie I
Bolton
1

Bentley 1
Pontypool $
Worcester
Bury (Lasontsr)
Prestos

Xaskiry
Waisosnass
Manchester

Osinsborough
Ankton-under•Lyina
Abingdon
Alvarstok•

Gnat Boughton
Bismiaghaat
Badmioater
Billat.cay
Beds!

Buford
Biroard Cud.

Battle
Barwick-upoa•Twari
Barest
Basesem awl Marisa
Balth

Coventry
Chorboa
Criekhowel

Clitheroe
Croydon and Mitcham
Chippenhans
Colchester
Corkarmouth

Dudley
Der!install
Dorking
Dorchester end Cern,
Druitwich
Dean. Id

Realestleld
Epping
Edmonton
Fottlingbridge
Falmouth
Farnham

Goole

Gateshead
Maslen! Salim
Gloucester
Ileaditrto*
Ruddersllebl

Hoo
Hitehin

Hada=

liastingdos
liezham
Ipurieb 2
Ramsgate
Margate 3
Key wham
LUkwrd
Llandille Itawr

Lampeter
Limelly
Llar.dovery
Yelling
Mahon

Told 611

In Scotland :

Duadee •

e
P.rth
Hawiek

Kerrionnir

Arbroath
Auchmitbia, Arbroath
Kihermy
Aber4oeu 1
Dumfarlum
Rdinbargh, from let April to lit Aug l2
„ from lit Aug. to lit Bup• 62
„ from lat Sept. to Bth

Total 169

Mineral Total—London ad Vkinity 316
Pietism 682
Scotlaid

q
1
3
2

-
2
5
2
1
8

The number of attacks reported by the anion officers an,
for the metropolis, 422 ; and for the country, 729 ; but
their returns no not in general oomprehend the cues that
are treated by medical men in private practice.

Batirros..—Tke returns for the ancient city are again
more favourable, and indicate a decline of the epidemic. The
(Adel report of the Health Committee of the Corporation
of tin Poor, is as follows ;-B{. Peter's Hospital, Wednee-
day, Srpt. 12, diarrheas, 15; approaching cholera, ►
10;
cholera, 8 ; deaths, 7. The returns for Bedminster are
likewise of a more cheering character, bang as follows:
Diastase, 24; cramp, 0; cholera, 13; deaths. 6, Then
snare no returns for the oat-parish of St. Philip and Jacob,
but the condition of that district is understood to be more
favourable.
MIRTHYA —There is good musts for hoping that the
fetal malady is at length leaving this district, the return for
Tuesday being the most gratifying of any which has yet been
land. The numbers on that day were as Mows
Merthyr—new man, 6; deaths, 8 Pea darns—new
rive, 1 ; deaths, 0. Downie—mew oases, 1; deaths, 0.
Aberdare—new cases, 3; deaths, I. Total—new cu. s, 11!
deaths, 9.

THE CHOLERA HAVING BROKEN OUT IN THE
BARHAM! AT HYDD-PARK, we understand the Royal
Regiment of Horse Guards have marched to Canterbury,
where ttot y will be stationed until it is deemed erpediont to
occupy their Bauer station.
EXAMPLE TO LANDLORDS.—On Monday, the
Marquis of Downshire, accompaaied by his neat,
Owen, B q , made presents of upwards of 160 'rim Leicester
ewes to the tenantry on his Wicklow and Hiblara estates. If
Ireland could boast of many such landlords, her people
would know but little of the pernicious effects of the poor
law. dilesiuton, since the noble lord's arrival, presented a
motioned Fetus of amusement. He has entertained upwards
of 1,600 persons to a splendid ball cad supper, conducted
upon the most liberal ec .le, and consisting of good old Eng-
lish fare—roast hoer and plum pudding. On the following
morning, the figments of the
_previous night's festivities
were distributed to the labourior populatioc, there beings*
poor (In the now general sense of the term) upon the manor
of Bleliu.on. Oa Prince George of Cambridge viaitiog his
lot:dela!), there was an immense bonfire and general illtimi-
nations.—Lenuter Express.
NEW CHURCHES.—The twenty-ninth annual report
other Modesty's commirsionen for building new churches woe
published on Saturdar. The last report stated that 420
elonrclles had been completed, in which accommodation bad
teen pc vided for 481,008 persons, including 261%767 free
seats, appropritted to the no. of the poor. The commission-
ers now have to report that twenty-nine churches have, by
the aid of grants from the funds platted at their disposal, been
completed at various plata throughout England, to which
accotnoodaion hos been provided for 19,285 persons, Wind-
leg 13,309 oats for the use of the poor. Thee, in the whale,
449 cturohei have now bees completed, nod Footsies
therein made for 483,273 persona, including 281,078 free orate
for the poor. Twenty-one new churches are now in coarse
of erecti 0, an.l plans for the building of twenty-two woo
have be ap vowed. The remainder of the report refers to
matters of local detail.