The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-19 00:00:00

State... .. 5,697
Chu!cl?of England . 5,310

Alliance
(Aube

Atlas

Law

;.q9i".bla

Uilit•d

Provident .

Emperor
Preserver

i,ii6

1,398

LT O►IICES, INCLUDE S°

HUNG THI YiAR 18d0.

Salop ... £4,088
Newaatle•upoo•Tyne 3,7882
Sheffield ... ... 3,635
Norwich Equitable... 3,140
kLsota, Suasex, and
Dorset . ... 2,464
Shropohireand North
Wales ... 2,061

SCOTCH.

16cottish Union ... 32,001
North British ... 26,879
Northern 21,1441
Wedonian 12,900
Scottish Provincial... 10,001
National ... 6,096

National ... 0.948
Patriotic ... 8,364
that the London offices have
country offices, 468,758/. ;
13,2124, making iu the ag-
. The same return shows that
• 'sae 1860 on fanning stock
England and Wales was
6,300,772/. ; and in Ireland,
73,309,8961.

HEALTH OP LONDON.

The return of births and deaths in London, issued
by the Registrar-General, states that the deaths in London
registered in the week that ended last Saturday were 1,121 ;
they exhibit an increase of no great amount on the returns
of the two previous weeks. They are less than the number
of birth, registered in the same period by 822.
The average number of deaths, derived from the returns
of corresponding weeks in ten years 1851-60, and corrected
for increase of population, is 1,899. Bence it appears that
the rate of mortality that prevailed last week was slightly
la IMMO of the average.
Mori fatal cases of small-pox are recorded ; 17 of
diarrheas 22 of measles ;28 of scarlatina ; 30 of typhus ;
88 fLtuzing-cough. The deaths that are classed under
the head of " typhus," in the tables are returned
as follows :-7 from typhus • 7 from gastric fever ; 10
from " fever ; " 2 from l'ow fever ' • 1 from bilious
fever, and one from boon fever. Eight children died from
whooping-cough in Westminster. Six infants sank under
syphilitic disease. One death was referred to intemperance,
betides 5 caused by delirium tremens. Eleven were caused
by nephria (Bright's disease); 3 by eczema. Twenty-three
infants died who had been born prematurely. Bronchitis
was farad in 85 cases, considembly exceeding the corrected
average, which is 59. Zymotic diseases in the aggregate
appear to he neither more nor less prevalent than is usual at
this season. The son of a journeyman carpenter, aged 4
years, died on the 7th inst. at 3, Wood-street, Lambeth, of
cholera" after 38 hours illness. A man was poisoned by
an overdose of colchicum; another by an overdose of
laudanum.

Lad week the births of 1,017 boys and 926 girls—in all
1,943 Andrea—were reiterated is Leaden. In the ton oor-
respeadiog weeks of the years 160141) the average 'lumber
N 44 1,544.

SOCIETY POE THE PROPAGATION OP THE GOSPEL
IN FOILLION PAATlL—Yesterday the 160th anniversary
festival of the friends and supporters of this society took
place at St. Paul's Cathedral. The Right Hon. the Lord
Mayor, the Sheriffs, and Common Councilmen of the City
were among those present. The object of the society is
to propagate the Christian religion among our countrymen
and heathens abroad. From North America its operations
have gradually extended to the West Indies, A
South Africa, New Zealand, Ceylon, Borneo, sod British
Columbia. When the society was first established there
were probabl not more than twenty clergymen of the
church of England in these lauds. There are now congre-
gations under the pstoral care of upwards of 3,000 clergy-
men, four hundred of whom are supported by the society.
The income for the past year animated to 91,237/. An ex-
cellent sermon was preached in aid of the charity by the
Lord Bishop of Ripon from the Psalms 72, v. 1,. The
choirs from Westminster Abbey and the Chapel Royal
assisted the Stt. Paul's choir, and }induced a most beautiful
musical effect. After the webs a collection was made.
SAILAHITAN ROYAL Fins 1106PITAL.—The
num-
bar of patients treated at the Samaritan Free Hospital for
Women and Children, Edwards-street, Fortnithequare,
during the week eudiug June lb, was 767, of which SW
WON new C 4444.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIB DAY.)

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
LOME r. LUCKIII.-JUDOISAL
• -

In thr CAM Sir C. Croswell made a decree nisi on the pe-
tition of the wife. fur en udiuus crime on the part of the re-
spondent. He also directed Mrs. Imam to have the ctietod
of her child.