The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-29 00:00:00

THE HEALTH OP LONDON.

The return of births and deaths in London,
issued by authority of the Begistrar.Geaerel, for the
week audio; Saturday, September 24, ewes that at the close
of the period in which summer cholera is prevalent and foal
the weekly returns of mortality wear • more favourable me-
peg, and the deaths hien declieed to the point from which
they rem at the end of June. The total Dumber in Lead=
is the week that ended last Saturday was 1,068. If the
deaths from cholera in tae corresponding weeks of the two
years 1849 and 1854 are excluded from the calculation, it will
be bend that the total deaths as !Mewled for lest week are
less then the number which the average rate of mortality is
the third week of September is the Pm years 1849.68 would
have produced.
Ties decreasein fetal mess of dierrbo3a is thaws by the
number, of the last three weeks, which were 148, 82, end 61.
Of three rimmed as gaolers or elmierslo di•rr test week
gives only 3, sad them occurred to infests.
which destroyed 83 lives, prevails much, but eked" is the
east districts; 8 deaths from it are recorded in St. Lemma,
Sharelltole; 6 in St. Paul, St. 13eorgrin.tbs-Rear; 6 is
12_14a,L • West. Small-pox was fatal last week is 23 aims,
is 10, delirium tremens is 4, intemperance in 4.
1/avernonagenariaes died. all women, the eldest of whom wee
96 years, and died as the Female Almgvemes, Whinchapel.
Of bricklayers 3 died lest week, of bricklayers children '
d carpenters 6 died, M .rpm eters wives 7, of carpenters
&Udine 26 ; of painters 3 died, of pastas' children 12 ; of
ellasterers' children 2 died. At the moan. of 1851 there were
is London 13.9,9 bricklayers; 23,453 earpstvere; 16,369
palates' ; 4.378 pleaterers.
Lest week the births of 886 boys and 886 pith, th 1,752
Mathes, were registered in:Leadoo. Is the ten
lid emirs d the youn 18494$ disavow sumberuirese rO2.

AN EXISAORDINAZT ACrION.—A curious ease
wee tried on Monday at Delon County Court. Jobs
Jewels's, joiner, Cheetanie-shest„ sod Robert Wilkie:me
Farrow, poetreaster, Resiagtoodame, end Mrs. Farrow,
widow of the late Mr. J. C. Nemo, ea executors of the late
Mr. T. 8. Jeanine., for making amen for his mother igloos,
1868, end another for him father in Feb., 1859. The execu-
tors did not dispute that be had math. the oodles, but meal-
dering that he, mooning to his Pea statement, had lived
with hie fetidly for the lest twenty years in a home the
property of his father, pleaded a estoi of • half-yeses rent
apart him. John, however, swore that hie tether agreed
to let him live in hi. bones and campy two workshops
free of rent, a statement ell the more likely that hi.
lather and mother, in declining yew, bad no means of I
support other than diet which we. supplied by their fennly,
sad so other member enjoyed the same privilege. At their
death the funeral expeames were borne chiefly by one member
of the family; even the cloth sad mountings of the oodles
were raid for not by Jam, but by hie sister Mrs. Far-
row, the defy:dant in the came, so that he had only the
wood sad his own work to the for. Although there
wee aulleisat morel proof that John wes a tenant of hie
father, end ought to have paid him the rent, two of the per-
dee cognisant of the tranomitios being dead, And the weep-
meat \arise been verbal oily, judgment we given for the
piedotill, so that John got his pay fa making his father
sad satikee le ooMas, although he has lived 72 years in their
house, end occapied their shops rent-free for emend years.—
Newark Chronicle.
The BOSTON CHAPEL DIATURBANCE. The
Ronteed Dealt thath, LLB., corms of Horton chapel,
writing be a local primal contradicts emeral statements cue-
liaised In • ymeg ph which ham beta tranahmed to oar
..g...., Ta. esneremd gentlemen says : t• I hays not
mompted the living of Clifton, but ham been sppoisted
wale there. While the devotional portions of the murk*
were being conducted by me, at foram, on Sandey, the ha-
cantiont did not enter, end announce to the startled congraga-
tins hie determination to preach hicsaelt. There we. ao
*Mehl announcement of my having to lamb is the even-
ing. When I did preach in the seeming, the lacumbmt
somped hie moal place in the mediae tisek, sad did OM mit
in the pulpit bellied ma, se stated. Too will praise, from
what I have geld, that the ,Informatke which you have re-
ceived tram year correspondent we. either impanel heat
igacesace el the facts, or that the parties who furnished
it were asimseed by a desks to pedant disponi and down.
Man is the obsessed church—a Male of Skims which I,
not of all, should have teases to deplore:'
Nozwica Fins LIZIPAZY.—CenteI Sir R. T.
Hervey has preamited a somod pad of boas to the Free
Livery, ogoaheim of 110 mimes at 'metal work.. Above
1,000 speolloatiems lays been made bye many citizens for
books to take home kopernia, sod the clmdation goes cm
increeeins every day. There is always • Wee daily attend-
ance of mime is the readiapeoom, sotwithetandhig the
library is net se welt wapperted se it should be by the wealthy
adman who omen epithetic mapectieg the improverosot ot
their poorer nalighbears. Indeed, amongst many there is a '
positive spirit of heallity to any popular institutioa. Some
of the members of tho eenscil are by no mesas very friendly
10 IdS016:091 aorta, though quit, willing to levy heavy
ram for the palm and the prison, neveriese required than
ell the pima Best—)err/ Atet.

[TWOPENCE.

A TIONT WITH INDIAN'S IN CALIFONNIA

The ilsikering is tam from a letter, dated San
Fresaime, Anger 10, raistiv• so the actions that have takes
=Swam the trier Stars troops and the Mohave
Hy the overlent • stag, which arrived this morniss, we
haverranted theMitisrportant news from the Mohave
esieralmee The oz el the Star at Los Aneeloa,
welling ham Ile al 'Aisne 6, tandem the follow-
. les :
.0. roger Amish= left Feet More with 26 men late
la the emoing °fibs 4th Issisat for the lagoon, 10 miles
babw this fret, the beedirmlors of the • Mohave Indium
Lie= Mark= was dientel es follow with a reinforcement
=lda Win trelliorho by the rail#
rem , Major Ar-
/WSW II VOIW 011• Ad dm brie bia
ortraereer r, estillersall oyes amen% twin the elverc of
night. At =sr lit +Volutes the amiss rithe 6th ream-
mooed 10 feilinaeilie drys the left beak of the bosom.
The trek bans Ism showed hem glossy& lab" H.
Writ pommeled mem than a great Of a mils etheetbeeme
Lama weds septet an the
_appear Ws of the lye_lableit•
In g bras; them ream molded le to rhobeak end grad rem
them sad killed ma • the 0111116 led sad gar the yell, which
Ada dere& cotairy =oat 111111111 to rewerases After
prooesibeg shone half • age helm through heavy+ IMMO'
a wirem wood, the no* goggle it modem to refers to
the heed of the lagoon, se the Indians spparesilai
parri in hip es duos. Hew, et the head of then ,
os On V* both, his task a pans.,the meet of
iii= el her emit, at about Wary roes interval,
dr, MO roars am the edge of the lagoon.
TM Irra is Meet ronerfive r wide. On the
r=l*side of the lams= fro thhe pes
os'pion is • dear
-of arrow essei,46mg the hank at the lemon •
few ecelliebe erabmwoml. To the rear at the polities, and
rah: itigre4=,ditir rairiZvapiriaskead clear.,
mireslats7 iniesam whom dray arnmsneed ft row
themsalres in iIWON aarroundiss the positkm, and
cribs fa ele slf elm tie short range of the rigs morkets,
whisk ON eon bemoht lea play wen deadly efeet. Major
Andrea thus fought then kr - thrsogtortere of as hour
=are overwhelming nueshere, which were increased every
menet by the serval of fresh warriors from tbs. more
distant prom whin Liniment Manliest arrived with the
reinforcement at 26 MOIL The lisatanant bad heard the
Sting whet yet soma fags ribs ham the eerie, sod harried
hit men up at doable Seib. The bedlam epos the satreme
right wee tarn vary asempeatadly hy the arrival of the
party In their rear,which Veutenaiat Martha Immediately
=ad, driving been fror their position. Major Arroi-
the prcadmity of the second party, imme-
diately =a sergeant and eight men to cross the lagoon,
and charge the Indiana la front In the arrow
weed, which was anoorsfal, and drove the Indiana br tend
gunshot. Major Anaireadosealliss thee. men from the
opposite side, ordered Lieutenant Meshed' to cross aced take
• perm an that sits. The Indians, though forted to re-
mem, were as boars ; they see rallied and mirror to the
lithe, ethirfim .thse=lMentenant Marehdl with peat
partimery. Thl• Or some ten or Urea minutes,
when ha erns MIAMI te fall back, saris the lagoon, and
take
_a perm frees to the rear parallel to the first party, as
the Is wan deer rag a dispositlon to charge the position
es ell slim ab the seem limn Not liking this mammies
they withdrew themeless out Of reach of gun shot, 'ivies
ocradosally • few nodose yells. The men, finding nothing
more to do, crowded =dor the abode of the nom= tram
les the sun was very hot; they rem tnad far about two
hour without Wes disturbs& Major Armistead,
holier= the Indiaas to ham given up the tett,
odor= the comenred to fell in, and cornessed the march
Math to the het. The oxemend hod sot procerri far
when the Indians again rallied, sad erased des-lagoon at the
perm jut left insert smarm X•jor Anniesead, =gri-
pers the resolt, lashed the remand, hoed by the rear
reek, end deployed them an the bead the Irmo, which
was hare wide sad deep. TM whole body of brans came
morns up, yell ns end whorls, and charged hmeriraly
9foll the command, the beaver of them coming np to within
10 and 16 =La the manias of the rides. Tr= how-
ever paid lee their temerity. The steady sal well-
dreilessi Sr. dam bald them is check, whoa, after 30
corer bard Wing, Major Ammo= ordered the com-
mon& to dame them, which waa done fearlessly. The In-
dians raked and Woks In every direction, perfectly discom-
fited ; sat • yell or a sound of any kind was to be heed
from them after this: the victory' was complete. 23 Indiana
was found deed class to the portion ; the ground feather of
Iwas sot tacoonoltred. In fact, many were Ma carrying
eh= dead and wounded from the field. It is supposed that
some 60 or 60 have keen killed. Of the command, three
ems were slightly wounded. The command returned to the
fort as the evening of the 6th beat: "

THE 'TREATS' BITIVIE3 AMERICA AND MEXICO.—
The PdilesitipAis Jamul comer the fellswing Mr.
Males; oar abalone to Mexico, has negotiated • treaty
with the oonatituttosal government, which, If Its provisions
are correctly eanouseed by telegraph, will prom to be one
of men import's to this 'matey. In the firm place. it
mum to one a porpoise' mash over the Isthmus of Te-
huantepec, with ample privileges far the protection of
the route, poem on both skim of the Wilma, and
neutrality in time of war. In the next place, we have
the privilege of a route same Mazioo to some harbour on
the Gulf of California. Gammas, which lire midway of the
gulf, and which has a good harbour, will doubtless be the
point selected. A reference to the map will show, that
from the Rio Grande to the Gulf of California, in a straight
tone, is only about 400 miles, and actual surveys of the inter-
vening country have established the fearibility of a railroad
communlcatios by thie route hum our owe territory to the
waters of the Peelle. A emetinuation of • relined from
some southern port to the Mimissippi, through Texas, would
salts the Adelaide with the Pacific by the shortest, the most
easily constructed, sad the cheapest mad that could be
bath. The road to the Mississippi is already in progress,
sad has become • vital neosssity of trade. Ira continuation
through Tema would corm it through • fertile Stem in
moat mete el it, sad is. that hi rapidly booming settled,
end this 400 miles mom of road, and this not in a wilder-
ness, would bring tt to the Gulf of California, thus prolog
era outlet to the greet mineral wealth of Arizona sad
Sonora, epee the Pacific. That this road will be built
we have so doubt, and that the natural development of the
resources of the country will serum its completion Mine that
of • central or northern rood, we think cannot be munitioned.
For the privileges of this treaty it is tuideretood se are to pay
5,000,000 dole., one half of which is to be applied to the
eattlensent of the claim of our citizens against Mexico, to be
adjudicated by a commission. The other halt will be of Ma-
mma senior to Prosiest Juarez, to male him to sustain
and establish his government. Money is the greet sinew of
war in Mexico, and it is a matter of coagnitulatke that we
ere thus gabled to furnish this without en unwerrantable
in-
terfennee in the Mien of • foreign stets, to the constitutional
government which we have resegaind, sad which alone ma
be relied upon to give peace end security of life and property
to that demoted country. The treaty, in our Waite, to
cheaply sectired."
A NATIVE ADDRESS TO HEE MAJESTY: The
following is a Prenidation of an address from her Majesty's
le al subjects at Flagman the recall of dir George Grey .
"To the Great Oman Vionsia. Oh ! our mot Queen,
Marly look apes as. Ws, thy subjects, Fulgoni, reel-
tiOrattesee Twee, desire to approach thy feet, and
prey before thee. Per a ion time we have Pat ruder thy
government, laving thy authority and costume. In thy
Madame than did.% emd Sir George Grey, that be might ad-
Welder rule over us. We saw, whoa he arrived that he
w just sea • Miele' we black people needed. He mani-
fested his love towards us in many Wept. He helped one fa
all things He gave us ground to live upon, that we
might no longer be as wonderers and strangers with-
out locating. He built us Vag shook that our
children might enter them, and loam Dimly like the children
of English people. We rejoiced for all there things. Ws
said, we are • Wowed people under our Queen' ictoria ;
are like Mildest who have • father in all things to preserve,
Thad, sad help them. But to-day we are smitten with sorrow
by hearing very heavy tidings, viz., that thou, our great
Qom, best called home our chief, Sir George Grey. Today
ear hearts weep—they are dead because of the. We say,—
has our Qoems forsakes us or mot P Having deprived us of
oar hems, we envoy embalm indeed. No, our great Queers,
don't threw us away ! bat hear our prayer, and send back
oar ohlef that hems, again come and live with no, and com-
fort us by taking away oar oryieg. And may the Lord of
Heaves look upon thee, and bees thee with all the tleseings
of this earth, and when thou kneel this world, may He
give this • throne in lisann."
AMERICAN MAIL DESPATCH FROM LIVERPOOL.—
Yesterday (Wednesday) the Liverpool, New Y.ak, and Phi-
ladelphia Compaq's screw simmer City of Wasbiugion sailed
from the Mosey tor New York, with 1110 United States sad
Korth Ithearitea malls and 245 peesesgrre.Yesterday also
the eau steamer ladies sailed from Livmonl for Quebec
sad Montreal with the Canadian malls sad 90 passeagers.
Oa Saturday nett the British and North American Royal
Mail etemer Africa, Captain Neil Shannon, will be de-
spatched from the Money for New York. The box at the
Liverpool IPost-ofdoe will he open oa that day till 11.15 cm,
sad ce the landing-stags till 12 moos. The additional fee at
the leading-Rap, beside, the uses) pnoltadr, is &1., which
must in prepaid in stamps. Telegraphic despafebes may be
forwarded within a few minutes of the steamer • dormant*,
t the office of the Nees York Press, 10, lizalmingreatreet
Kam, 1.
" IKE RU OP rut MANGE "—George Framp-
ton, who was tined for killing a hare • fortnight old, whilst
hermseteg, with his scythe, has Manor,disld from his
seridomeent on the Kinpme Leer
role established there against Isteurem convicted of inter-
meddling with game. Osorge Frampton will readily get
in obedience to •
employment elmertare. sad will soon have cams to empa-
thises hermit that he does sot live la a district where they
flee men for putting animals ou
tt of their mieery, and
amp., gut. of mint party nerer between smaterm
urea. We are informed that Lord Londeshorough, mop*.
thising with the poor man Framptoe, has rent him a pig.
This is what may be celled • practical way of doing good;
Skerierres Isompoi.