The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-20 00:00:00

BRITISH.

Aberdeen __
Belfast sad Ballymena
Birkenhead Lane., & Cheshire
Bolton Blackburn, and
Mai Yorkshire
Bristol and Exeter

rD Hedonism
Cheater and Holyhead
Dublin and Drogheda
Dublin and Kingstown
ander,Perth,Aberdeen Jane
But Anglian
Illast Lancashire _
__ _
_.

Eastern Counties and Norfolk
Eastern Union
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee
Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr
Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock
Great Northern &E. Linoolnsh
Great Southern andWestarn(l)
Great Western*
Lancaster and Carlisle
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport
Loudon and NorthWestarn
London and Blackwell
London, Brighton, sud S. Coast
London and South Western
Londonderry and Enniskillen
Manchester, Shed., & Lincoln.
Midland
Midland GreatWestern.(l)
Monklands
North British

Scottish Central
Shrewsbury and Chester
Shropshire Union
South Devon
South Easternt
Taff Vale

Ulster
Waterford and Limerick
West Cornwell
Whitehaven Junction
York, Newcastle, Berwick
York and North Midland

Foastox.

lA!niens and Boulogne

71i
211
1074
72

Dieppe . .
Montereau and 'Troyes
Northern of France
Orleans to Bourges
Orleans to Tours
Paris and Orleans
Paris and Rouen
HAMM and Havre

• 'fluid, including Bristol and Exeter, 21 1071.
f Exclusive at Heading, Guildtonl, end Reigate receipts.

THE CHOLERA.
ENGLAND A
Return of deaths from chat
the General Board of Henit)
from the Superintendent Regi
Almelo*, cholera 1.
Birmingham, diarrhom 2.
Bradford and Pudsey, it. 2,
d. 2.
Breakneck, d. 1.
Burton-on-Tent (Horning-
low), c. 1.
Carmarthen, c. 1.
Chester-lemtrost (Harraton),
it. 1.
Morley (Rirington District),
d. 1.
Clifton Union (St. Philip and
Jacob, and St. George dis-
tricts), o. 2.
Dewsbury (Battey), c. 2.
Dudley (Bodgley and Rowley
Regis), a. 3, d. 3.
Ecchisfield (Barnsley), a. 2.
Huddersfield (Almondbury
district), d. 2.
Hunslet (Holbeek), d. 1.
Isle of Wight (Cowes), a. 1,
d. 1.

WALES.

ra and diarrhoea, reported to
yesterday October 19, 1549,
tears' district:
Newcastle-on-Tyne & Byker,
e. 2, d.l.
Newmarket (Cleveley dis-
tr(ct), d. 1.
Pershore (Pinvin), d. 1.
Peterborough, c. 2, d. 1.
Redruth (1llogan), c. 2.
Ripon (Kirkby klalzead dis-
trict), d. 1.
Salford (Regent-road), c. 1,
d. 2.
Saffron Walden, d. 1.
Sculooates, d. 1.
South Shields (Weston), c. 1.
Stourbridge (Kingswinford),
c. 2.
Teesdale (Barnard Castle),
e. 1.
Tendring (Great Bromley),
d. 3.
Totnn (Brigham), a. 2.
Truro, a. 2.
Wakefield, d. 1.
Walull (Borough), c. 4.
Wigan, a. 18, d 1.
Windsor (Clewer), a. I.
Witham (Coggeehall), d. 1.
Witney, c. 2.
Wolverhampton (Bilden),
c. 1.

Kidderminster, d. 1.
Leedr, c. 2, d. 1.
Liverpool, 0.
Liar*. c. 1.
Manchester, c. 5, d. 2.
Newark, c. 1.

Pent', c. 1.

Arbroath, c. 7.
Cho. Dia.
'icinity.. 7 10
Wales .. 68 32
8 0

Gonna Total—London and 1
England and
Scotland ...

The deaths are returned
registrars' distrieta, as it ill
every place separately. _

81 42
ording to the superintendent
rid impracticable to distinguish

RETURN OF ROUSE TO HOUSE VISITATION.

OCT. 19.

Return from ten unions and
for the 19th lost.

Teta result of the beam to
.wane. In tel Metropolis.
en comatenoement on the le

to the 19th Inst.

Lambe.—We are glad to learn that this disease continues
to decline in Leeds, although it is not yet quite extinct.
The total number of deaths in the township during the seven
days:ending Wednesday last is 34, against 79 for the previous
seven days, showing a decrease of one half. In some of tt.e
out-townships, included in the Hunslet registration district,
the disease still lingers. In Bramle there have been no
deaths since the 9th Instant, but in Kirkitall, a village about
a from that place, two deaths occurred on the 17th
instant. In Holbeck also a number of deaths have occurred
during the week.
1/UDDER/YIELD, OCT. 19.—N0 deaths from cholera have
this week been registered; but we understand there are
three patients under treatment is the new House of Refuge
at Paddock, one of whom is Mrs. Micklethwaite, whose eon
was the first victim to the disease in this locality.
Hurssurr.—ln tbis, one of the populous townships of the
borough of Leeds, where the cholera by been so extremely
' fatal, the disuses has entirely disa_ppeared, there having been
Ino deaths since the 10th inst. The local board of health
meet on Monday to consider the propriety of closing the
hospital. It is somewhat remarkable that the appearance
and disappearance of the disease in this township should
mark nearly the same dates both in 1832 and in 1849, the
first case occurring in the former period at the end of June,
and in the present year on the 18th of that month ; the last
case was on the Bth cif October in 1832, and on the 10th in
the present year. The total number of deaths from cholera
this year is 432, Warr about one is every 42 of the inhabit-
ants, whilst in 1832 the deaths were only ens in 290.
W roan Ocr. 19.—The cholera has not yet left this town-
ship, which seems to be vistad to a greater extent than any
other place of similar population in the ithlgOia. On Saturday
last, Sunday, and lithe following days, • virulence of the
disease had so much decreased that it was thought the Mb°.
bitants ware about to be freed from the terrible havoc which
has of late been made amongst them. However, on Wed-
nesday, simultaneously with a change in the weather. a
number of fresh cases occurred, and during the night the
surgeries of the medial Moan and the dispensaries
were literally besieged by applicants for relief. No fewer
than 10 deaths occurred during the night of Wed-
nesday, and on the following day (Thursday) there werelB.
Up till 4 o'clock this day there have been six deeds. The
following return will show the ratio in which the mortality
has increased in the last few days : On Sunday there were
6 deaths from cholera and 1 by cliarrheea ; Monday, cholera,
8 ; Tneedey, cholera, 2 ; Wednesday, cholera, 10 Thursday,
cholera, 17; diarrhma, 1; Friday (this day), up till 4 o'clo.
cholera, 6 ; dianhma, 1. Notwithstanding the ravegeswhisk
have bees made, the town is still in a most dlsgeaaslat Oar
dition, no dep having been taken to remove the Mb whisk
lies stagnant in the channels of the streets, and pellnies ere
air in every direction.

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