The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-25 00:00:00

HEALTH OF LONDON.

The return of the Registrar-General states that
the deaths in London were 1,•.54 in the week that ended
last Saturday, and exhibited a decrease uu the number of
the previous week, which was 1,407. lu the ten yews
144)10.) the average number of deaths iu the week corra-
-1 spending with List week was 1,073 ; hut as the deaths in the
present return occurred in an increasied populatiou, they
, should be compared with the average tubed iu proportion to
the itierease, umnelv, with 1,150. The comparison shows
that the deaths of list week were more numerous by 104
'than they would hove been if the average rate of mortality
for the middle of April had prevailed. Though the mean
temperature of the air was lather higher than that of the
previous week, the weather continued cold, and was re-
markably cold on the bait three 1161.•
Last week the births of leM boyn and 334 girls, in all
1,757 children, were registered in Loudon. In the tea cor-
responding weeks of the year. 180-3t4 the average number
war 1,685.

The Italian princea appear inclined to fix. their
residence* on the banks of the Lake of t'onatanre. The
Otand Duke Leopold haa Amon the villa Louchtenberg ;
bid iou, the Grand Duke Facilitate!, ie to inhabit the villa
Anima', belonging t.. Prince Leopold, of ilactrid ; and the
Duchess of Panne has routed a rciiileum at Kreuzlingen,
near Conatance. The Duke of 31ieland tuaking prepa-
rations to leave Vienna for Hungary, where he posseasea
ouneitkirsble property.

The fun& of the Suffolk General Hospital have
just been enriched by the following legacies :—Lady Her.
haul, 5001. ; Robert Buck, EN., 41KM., flee of duty.

Tour Sayers and the I.lauiera Hoy mut upon the
Newmarket reope•rurao on SloiaLly, and aleark halals at the
betting ring, where they were mint loudly cheered.
Losiwn SccriiiTY flow TEACHIN(I THE BLIND rt.,
REAM.—Thin society livid it. annual meeting at St. Janica's-
hall vesterclicY, Under the presidency of Dint Henry Choi.
miaideley. The report showed an Meitner of micelles clueing
the lest year in the education of the pupils, but stated that
the funds hail considerably fallen off. There were at pre.ent
50 pupils in the school, who were taught reacting, writing,
history, geography, music, atel worsted *cork. The Indus.
trial arts, such a. linwh, basket, awl lint making, were also
taught, and many former pupils were able to earn au Mile.
iainleut income in these departmeuts. mimic, the
I prrincioner of revencl lied been MO grant 11, t.. 1011.111 V (Or
them good engagements. 'i'hu income of the .teirly was
stated N. be totally inadequate to it. roilisiscinrid., being
I only 5001. iu donations mad about 360'. in annual subscrip.
Lions, lout at. appeal was male for itteivamil iiipathy aux!
support. A selection of 'music (nun Handel, Ilexes, and
MeltdelaaohO was. adminility performed by the under
the direction of Mr. Hanes. The Inicoling was culdnimal
the Hey. 5. Minticii, Mr. H. Hiirwincl, the Ike. Mr. Vciti
, ,
sad other menus of (lie society.
THE ASSOCIATII/N IN An. or THY. DEAF ANC.
Dina.—The annual meeting of this icessiati.4l was tell at
Willis'amonts yestentity. In the alwele..• et the Himhei...f
I LoUtlou, who sent a letter of time takee
by the Duke of Marllonutgli, who loriede ...Isis:Acid mild
I claim' of the weiniatiou, as taking iip Die object. of its
benevolence at the critic.il sZ,, sling they left the 'lntim•
lions for deaf awl dwell children, and indeac,.llllll4
to pnivide for them the Illealt4 of suly.i.teie.,
also of religious iwitructiica. Time ineome of the
elation trio' the pint year wan slues 1.. t Ile It
to ho 01t1y4321., of which 3/01/. loud 1144'11 1•%114'11... Mr.
Shirley Woolliner moved the adopting of I' icrft•
calling the atteutiim of the aindiug 1, tlic
that there were, iseeimlitig to the lest c.c.."'
turns, 17,000 deaf awl ducal in Ilniat !tritium wiwl.l
about 1,700 were resident in Loudon, awl were the sc.. ail
objects of the care of the association. a hick aa.,
one in Landau hi which an adult deaf ;mil dumb
could turn for amiatauee. Ile wa, vonvinceil it ea•
gvuenilly humeri, or it ...RIM be better ..aui ,•rhqi
fre.or Owen moved a ne-,olUtion 'dodging the tinseling n•
every exertion to obtain icier...nisi
tion, which tiersleil, he smut, uo eliciienn• t.. ,anux o.i .t
fur, though ti..°Neel., of it. rare were dead. t pike -d
as to excite sympathies which might edirate
the country, and the si...oeintinll WWI Cif a.
practically reicesting mime of the miracle. of the
who made the deaf to hear mud the dual. w spark.