The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-30 00:00:00

CHOLERA AND DIARRHEA RETURNS.

'DEATHS NEGISTERED ON 9 tTCBDAT, OCTOBILR 27.
Population
to middle

ofgOT Cholera. Diarrhe
West districts
North districts 686,021
Central districts ... 359,219
East districts 807,945
South districts

Total in London ... 3,0.37,991 21
General Register-office, Somerset Howe, Oct. 29.

TH EMANSION-HOUSE CHOLERA RELIEF COMMITTEE,
Yesterday this co n mittee,wh ohave sat dailyf or the greater
part of the last three months, and latterly twice or thrice a
week, held their final meeting at the Mansion-house, the
emergency which called them into existence having now,
as there is good reason to hope, passed away. In the
shoelace, from indisposition, of the Lord Mayor,
Sir Mordaunt Wells occupied the chair. An official report,
under the hand of the Lord Mayor, was presented and
read to the meeting. It was of considerable length, and
may be said to be a record of the outbreak of the epidemic,
and of the steps taken to cope with it. The report was
unanimousl adopted, and then, on the motion of Sir
MordauntWells, seconded by Mr. Tite, M.P., a resolu-
tion was passed without a dissentient voice, to the effect
that the members of the committee availed themselves of
that opportunity of exprLasing to their president, the Lord
Mayor, their cordial thanks for the great kindness and
consideration they had on all occasions experienced during
the prolonged sitting of the committee at the Mansion-
I house. Dr. Andrew Clark said, next to the Lord Mayor,
the successful operations of the committee were due in an
eminent degree to the able and untiring services of Sir
Mordaunt Wells, and he ventured to testify, on behalf of
the committee, the sense of gratitude he knew they enter-
tained for those services, and especially for the unwearied
devotion Sir Mordaunt had shown in the case of the
orphans, which had been to him a labour of love. The
motion was seconded by the Rev. William Rogers, and
carried with acclamation. A similar compliment having
been paid, on the motion of Alderman Cotton, to the
honorary auditors, Mr. Charles Hutton, Mr. H. W. Ripley,
and Mr. William Needham for their services, the meeting
separated.
ILLEGAL REMOVAL OF IRISH CATTLE.—On Satur-
day last several farmers resident in the neighbourhood of
Hatfield, near Doncaster, attended the West Riding
Magistrates' Court at Doncaster, and directed attention to
a singular infringement of the Cattle Plague orders of the
Privy Council. It appears that some cattle dealers are in
the habit of bringine a truck load of Irish cattle by rail-
way to Doncaster, and thence drive them to a place called
Dearawood-green, an unpopulated part of Yorkshire, where
is but one house, and there they sell them, and such
cattle are spread over that part of Yorkshire and into the
adjacent county of Lincolnshire. It was proposed that there
should be a sale on Monday next, and as the cattle plague
might again thereby be introduced into the district, the
persons who attended, and who stated that they themselves
bad suffered very severely from the plague, thought that
the police should interfere. It was shown to the bench
(of which Mr. William Aldam, one of the chairmen of
West Riding Sessions, was chairman), that the driving of
cattle from the railway station to Hatfield was an infringe-
ment of the regulations of the West Riding as well as the
borough of Doncaster, and instructions were consequently
given to Mr. Superintendent Astwood, of the county con-
stabulary, to take care that the dangerous practice should
not be repeated.
CRYSTAL PALLOR. 081 Sznanra DAY.—
MONDAT, OCT. .—AAmiesiene an payment, 13,490 ;
ditto by season tickets, 5,316. Total visitors, 18,726.
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