The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-17 00:00:00

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.of estela ba themes. etesellead, Nikki!?
le frees • preepeetas issued the Colesimilial
lota Seamy, the emblem whishat kid la vier_ Tied
were, is the int pieta, es provide the Ingoserioas elms'
ismadimg euelgrate sews of the Awarallea
with WS fad Mamat of their pewasomeakey as • loosa
out Jahn's*. to be repaid at the expiratios of two failla;
tiro miallikig half to be sentribtawd by the emigres.
themeshis. Amebae Aka of Mee moiety wee to Swat $
sooki led=iliemespeolemarleaceg issneasseises
was W the parties wide midi other
Omaha albs, postestrilaerphas
road triesdless heirs by , and
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her mmathe togetheir es beard Us seise esd
who weed be throws together. on their ins Fiiy
lion a Wags safaatty, should be arqualsted SA web
law halve bads, this maim lase sad bilis Ibis,
Oblelike. then whom as eas bed dose wad to
tsar M paas week of emipation as sisal lid
ad* Ns. lewd us testa the duties ottailtsalillZlp-
'is se the odd r lead the amistases M this diereilernad
expedesse to Os sad the room %lad the.
saes el this tativier and Bed to the old. (Apelpme.)
Hr. LOWS odd that as • reddest is Siding of emend
pen' efissaling, amid a member of the New Spade
Wake nein of Amembiy, he was able to speak
trom azesetanes of the gnat admatame held end to
magmata by the Asitralles eskaleo. He bad washed
with the deepest karma the ashle aims of Mrs. Childi
la aid of heir p.sar sessityieen who had sought a home le
a MOM lama. I. had ems km we mouths together hying
is it dad *bid hid boas used as • weeks prison, watching
OW the womb of dee binds magnate who had been leaded
Whs. Meals is Sydsoy. He bed knows her, whom a
mew of emigrants ie. Saran there, afraid to aossuattle
ekes the perils at the jessoy op the oesatry, place herself
ed their head, sad IMMO without beatatisa to the
hdsWpof arks jamesey. with no Ogees in view but
thst of
_aleellinje dem who bed ao other Mead. (Cheers.)
Mr. WYNDHAM HARDING then read a pisdge obit*
bad loss entered let. sntaceously by owe of the gm.
already awned. by which Meg bound themeelwe, mime
ether this" to .zwths a pummel eoutrol over d orphans
and Meadow females r geed elms-sew preseedieg with
the (Andy grow, aid to pram them as their children ;
deo to discourage eambliag daring the voyeee, sad to pm
mote mem waltadvieed systems of self•lapronsest.
Lord R. GROSVENOR se. there wee IN cesseellig
the M. that the worliag classes. this country were miler-
i getanadaer is severe privations, mid matingprivatio, would se
y relieve them ae • well-reside red system of edu-
cation. It wee digital( to decide what system would bear
that character. Hitherto every thing bad been dais few the
beadle of the coloai.e, and sedate toe that of the wesidag
classes (Hew, hear.) Since the oomisoncerneat of the pew
test year each heel hem sleeted is the right dimities, mad
the scheme seigleated by Mrs. Chisholm', promised, if sup.
period we it dessmed, to work Feat mod. (Chem..)
Mr. SIDNEY HERBERT, X.P., mid be bad welded
the system of emigration by mesas of private dewily and
pubis gnaw, sad wee satisfied it mold name essseeL
Whatever it was deeivabie for the wcrkiag duels to ohm.,
they wield be most likely to assn by their own s ionise.
The esciety, therefore, had thought it bon to provide for the
pitman of hell the pump mosey by the sidereal'
themselves, tad then to maim them by • loan of tee re.
maktier, and they eessidered the fact of tno aseessary sees
sense ism made up by regular weekly or muddy metal.
mists wee a sulkiest guaniatee that the lean would be
faithfully repaid.
Lord ASHLEY said that them plans could sot be carried
Into effect without mosey. The working elation had already
subscribed 2,0001, ad 1,2001. additiosal was required to
set the esterme fairly is modus; sad if that ism wee ems-
tribsted by August, whoa it wee dwindle the first ship
shoed he deepaeched, the family stoup presest at the
seethe eight be sent forwent is disk way to mule la
maim is Australia.
Mr. V. SMITH, M.P., harks briefly addressed the

seetkr.e.
Mr. NEISON stated that if the public cans forward to
support this Detente, the society would be ab:e to nein
25,000 individuals to emigrate in four ISM To do thus,
100,0001. would be required, of which half would be pro-
vided by the emigrant.; and if. as then was so doubt would
be the ease, the remaining 50,0001. wee repaid by thee in
two jean or len, at the end of the fourth year there would
lasi a surplus of upwards of 10,0001., which would enable the
society to continue their oiferations. The calculations had
bees mot careinUy made, and he was sniffled that on no
other plea eteald a ael:-supporting system of colostisation be
eitablished.

Mr. I:WORTLEY, M.P., having spoken briefly,
Mr. LOWE, on the part of Mr.. Chisholm, returned
thanks for the attendance of so many interestad in the sub.
jeet of emigration ; after which the meeting broke up.

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which awe ware opransea est down for as day.
TAIIILTM e. CILLNIL.,AILIOIIO WAS? OP NOTION.
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torsional amid. tia Ile.ariarpe of as erased ems el do
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tihe registrar, who read it, sad headed it apt, as Lea
Ohaataßer.
His lordship, after telly heath's Mr. Tit's, aid refer.
lie( to the arterial Is the sadavls, Oemed that it
sewed that anise had hies ghee et the soda far the order
01= et sad tbat then Wee so read ter tbe prima
; be reseed it, having tone doubt whether be
wee sot wrong It; allowisg Ms. Teak a to weepy to am&
of the gate el the seat.

HEALTH OF LONDON DURING! THE WERE.
Mao the ILgMrrr-deaerere Report.]

la the week trading amt Saturday the donthsregielated is
the metropolitan diessisto wove 781; whereas the average do.
aimed from 10 senvispondiss weeks of 1610.9 le 886. or aug-
11111111$11111 is the ratio of ismer' of leagadatios. 967. Com-
pared with this Was number, the deaths of Last week
. :Whit • demise of 186. Taking the 10 week* of previous
years, measly, the 28th of each year. it aggiers that the
lowest samba warred is 1343, sad woe 267, while the
highest assened is 1649, and wee 1.3119, when shams was
making eesslduable gregeosa. The deaths mend by dis-
eases of the amens ea clam were hat week only
168 ; V the y weeks of 1846.11 they is. sated
between 167 mid 3.9. and is the mate week M lam yew rose
to 630. la the preseat ream m sambas 9 deaths ;
measles. 16 ; scaelatise, 23; 'Ed k Mao 23.
Ths first three epidemic are lessfatal usual,
sal the mortality from the last dare little from
the average. Typhus carried a 30 ports' it
ffricteatad to the tea oarrospendlas weeks between 18 and
69, the Menem knew ea the later yeses. Diamhesa, which
the summer usually calla lam activity, was fatal during the
week is 37 acme, au tempt 3 having bees malign yowls
persons; the average is 39. sad as tart/ser proof that up to
this period them is no striking devolopmeat of the disease, it
is eullciest to state that is the seise week of 1866 the deaths
from diambara were 87 ; is that of 1847. 32 ; e 1843.64 ;
and in 1649. 89. Lem week 7 pones*, of whom 3 wers
children, were registered, who bed died of cholera ; bat is
mast of the USN it *palmist° have been tho 00111•0111 Raga&
epidemic, sad it is set elated is any cam that the disease
had welimad the leakatmat form. The followieg an the
details of the 7 ores : Oa the 11th Jelly, at 43, "Willies.
street, Kensisigtes, the daughter of a labourer, aged 6 months,
died of " cholera Wanting (3 dare), convulsions (12 hours.)"
Oaths Bth July. at 31. Natfore.place, St. Mary, Maryle.
less. UN wits of a fermate .Red 70 yean, died of Resta&
cholera (3 dups.)" Oa the 10th July. at 7, Teollawooert,
in the same aah-disaist, the daughter of a labourer,
aged 8 months, " diarrbot (7 days), Wangle cholera (24
hours)! Oa the 101 k of July, at 27, Jobe-street North, is
Use same sabedistrict, the wits of a Plan, aged 40 yeam:
" &Mara (12 hears), sickens, sad amiss oe the brae.'
Os the 10th July, at 4, Warwick-Flaw, at. Lake, a ostler,
MO 32 years. "doles (2 days), typhus (14 days)." Asd
on the 7th July, at 7, Preatowstrest, the daughter of a
weaver, aged 8 years, died of " cholera (6 days)." This
Serest (says Mr. Reward, the registrar) is overcrowded with
*suss rinreheme. O. she GA el July, et
9, Inmewiehemeet, St. Mary Mellinger's. a hassle. aged
24 yews. " obelsra (3 days), genuine. a mos* before."
Mr. Seagram, the registrar, ad 6 that " this woman had as
attack of peritonitis after childbirth, from which she quite
recovered ; that she afterwards eta some currant cake which
Poodeced vomiting and parsing." To them may be added
the ease of a boy; aged 11 months, who died on 9th July, at
3, Perry'. place, Corawall.road, Lambeth ; he was the sun of
• carpenter, and the cause of death is described as "diarrhoea
with vomiting (10 days)." Mr. Meass, the registrar, smuts
that " its parents lost mother child last year from cholera,
sad the symptoms in the preseat Nee won so similar, that
the mediae! man would have considered it a case of cholera
if it had occurred at the tints of the epidemic." Besides
the three oases of cholera in Bi. Ilaiylehose, as re.
corded above, Wee. war also a death from diarrheas in the
same sebtlistriet, owe from bilious fiver, and mother from
fever with hydrocephalus. According to the above state.
meat, 7 deaths from cholera were registered last week ; but
is the same week of 1846 !hue ware 13, in that of 1848, there
were 9, while at this period last year, the epidemic had made
such regress, that is the osereeponding week 339 deaths
from it were reeistared.
The blahs during the week were 1,299.
At the Royal Oteerratory, Oreintwich, Um moan reading
of the barometer is the week was 29876 inches. The mews

temperature of the week was 69 5 den. Except en the last
two days, the mean temperature was below me average of
leTell 71151. Oa Saturday the highest to the sun MO
110 dirge.

MAJOR Enwearina.—The Honourable East India 11
C 'spiny have granted an allowance dining life of 1001, per
annum to the pliant Major Herbert Edwards', in consider- '
ado* of hi eminent services end the onions iejnry to his
right band.
SOUTHAMPTON.—At a very numerous meeting of
the Toes Conseil, held on Monday, the will of the late
Henry Robinson Hartley, Esq , was produced and read
by the town clerk, whereby the testator has left the
enormous sum of 80,0001., the largest portioa of which he
gives to the mayor and corporation of that town, to apply the
annual premeds "in such a manner as may beet promote the
study and advancement of the sciences of natural history,
astronomy, antiquities, classical and Oriental literature, in
South..aidos, by forming a public library, botanic gardens,
observatory, or other such institution, in the pariah of H sly
libood, which is • very conspicuous situation, and an ex-
tensive arm for all purposes, excepting that of a botanical
garden, which will no doubt be placed on some of the public
lands. It is to be much regretted that, frAn the will being
inaccurately prepare-1 a suit of chancery will be necessary
to carry out the istesikas of the testator.
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Tan WRECK OF TIIR Avvlsant.—lf say doubts
have existed ef the precise spot where tae unfortunate
Avenger met with the tatal doom that befell her, and if some
persons have until now entertained any opinion contrary to
that which prevailed at the time, that the Avenger had rue
on the Sorelli rocas, the finding of the wreck must dispel
all such doubts. end point out the plea where the said acci-
dent happened. Dl. Bouthaß v ere, commanding the
French xebec Sobered), chard with the surveillances of
the meal fishery In Algeria, has jest explored the Eforelli
rooks. The dangerous rocks commonly called the " Two
Sisters" have the same basis, but are separated at their
summit, and form two peeks or heads, over which then are
but three tr four feet of water, end between which the
wreek of the Avenger now lies. M. Bosehet-Hieribre hes
men the engines of the Avenger in the chasm between these
rocks ; he bee also perceived two anchors, a chain sable, end
a gun, and has succeeded in getting up from the wreck some
picas of iron end a boarding cutla..—Pirsouth T fines.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT HENDOE.—Yesterthy after-
noon the village of Hendon was thrown into a state of the
utmost anfusiee, in consequence of the outbreak of a serious
fire as the private estate bekagisth to Mr. Hewett, the ex-
' knave linendraper, of Holborn, situate at Hednon, neer
the perish church. The flames originated, from some un-
known cause, in a barn, nearly fitly feet long end about
thirty feet wide. Owing to the molly-ignitable nature of the
materials with which the building was erected, but few
minutes elapsed are the whole became oue immense sheet of
fl ,me. Within a abort %tee of the burning property stood
three rkks of hay, and owing to the stiff basso width pre-
vailed, the whole were quickly in a general blase. The
parish engine and a private one were brought to the spot,
hut the firs by that period had maimed suck a threatening
aspect that It wee deemed advisable to send to London for
additional essistanes. At half-put ten o'clock last night
the fire was far from being extinguished, although all danger
of any further extension was over. By that time the barn ,
was totally destroyed, sod, ate moderate amputation, there
mast have been about 160 or 200 loads of he consumed.
Mr. Howstt was insured is the Phmaia Fire-o Sos.
MONEYS lit THE EXCHEQUER.—A return just pub-
lished states the amount of moneys remaining lobe erased on
the sth of July, 1860, to complete the aids granted by
parliament for the service of 1848 and 1849 to be
1,096,7401. de. N.
°Rummies-PARK.—According to a recent return
the annual amount expended for the metastases of Green-
wieh•park for the lest five years her ranged from 7961
(1846-6) to 1,2791. (1848 9). The expenses last yes?
amounted to 1,001. Them expenses ars paid out of the
lead neaten of the wawa.

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