The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-11 00:00:00

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A FEW WORDS to my FELLOW ELECTORS.
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THE TRADES UNIONS CONEISSIONEUB.—A meet-
ing of the Trades Unions Commissioners was held yester-
day, at 1 Park Prospect, Great Queen-etroet, West-
minster. Present: Bight Honourable Sir Wrl
chair man, Earl of Lichfield, Mr. Herman Me: iv ale, C. 8.,
Mr. Seines Booth, C. 8., Mr. Frederick Ha-risoo, and
Mr. 'Wiliam Mathews. Mr. J. C. Secretary to
the Commission, was also present.
TUE BEALIB Of LONDON.--It appears from the
reteltn issued by authority of the Registrar-General that
iu the wok list sided on Saturday, 7th November, 4,201
births and 2,977 deaths were registered in London and in
thirteen other large towns of the United Kingdom. The
anneal rate of mortality was 24 per 1,000 per living.
The anneal rate of mortality last week was 23 per 1,000
iu London, 27 in Edinburgh, and 22 in Dublin; 16 in
Bristol, 21 in Birmingham, 25 in Liverpool, 25 Br Man-
chester, 29 in Salford, 22 in Sheffield, 31 to Bradford, 27
in Leeds, 26 in Hull, 27 in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and 29
in Glasgow. In London the births of 1,063 boys and 1,082
in all 2,146 children, were registered iu the week.
In the correipunding weeks of ten years 18.18-67 the
aver age lumber, corrected for increase of pmulation, is
2,146. The deaths registered in London during the
week were 1,367. It was the forty-fifth week of the
t j and the average number of deaths for that week
w.th a concoction for increase of population, 1,421. Tho
deaths in the I resent return are less by 34 than the esti-
mated amount, and are less by 131 than the number
nem di d in the preceding week. Tue deaths from ay.notio
di, cares were 346, the corrected average number being 341.
Thirty-two deaths from measles, 119 from scarratims, 8
fie m diphther in, 28 from whooping-cough. 64 from fever,
ar dl9 hem (bertha a were registered. Only one death
occurred from small-pox. The wife of a silk weaver, a 70.1
63 yews, died on 20th of October at 23, Sheep-lane,
Hackney, of "choleraic diarrhea." The mortality
firm scarlatina exhibits Ito sign of abatement. In
the week which ended 19th of September 74
deaths were recorded, and in the seven following
we eke the numbers were 101, 99, 109, 124, 105, 109, 119.
Of the total 119 deaths registered last week. 72 were those
of children under five years of age, 40 of children above 6
and under 16 years of age, and 7 of persons aged 16 years
end upwards. Ten cases were registered in the sub-
district of Kensington-town, 3 in the sub-district of
Chelsea south. 3 in the sub-district of Chelsea north-west,
3 in the sub-district of Chelsea north-east, 4 in the sub-
district of Belgrave, 3 in the sub-district of St. John
Westminster, 3 in the sub-district of Bagent's-parks 4 in
the sub-district of Kentish-town, 3 in the sub-district of
St. Giles moles, 4 in the sub-district of St. Andrew Eastern
Holborn, 3 in the sub-district of St. James Clisrkenwell,
3 in the sub-district of St. Leonard Shoreditch, 3 in
the sub-district of the Green Bethnal-green. 6 in the sub-
district of Mile-end Old-town East, 3 in the sub-district
of Kennington first part, and 3 in the sub-district of
Kennington second part One hundred and seventy-six
deaths occurred from pbthhis, 163 from bronchitis, and 88
from pneumonia. Diseases of the brain and nervous
system proved fatal to 126 persona, and 61 persons died
firm diseases of the organs of circulation. The deaths of
3 persons from intemperance, of 2 peeaoos from deliriums
tre wens, of 4 infants and one adult from syphilis, of 6
children from burns or sculls, of 2 persons from drowning,
of 7 infants from suffocation, of 6 persons who committed
suicide, end of 3 persons who were killed by honer or car-
riages in the streets, were registered. A tailorem aged 52
years, was found dead in her cen at the House of Corm-
lion, Westminster, on 29th October; her death warcau sid
by "syncope from destitution."
PATENT-OFFICE MUNEVY, SOUTH KENSINGTON
—Number of visitors for the weak ending Nov. 7, 4,184;
total number since the opening of the Museum free daily
(I2th May, 1858), 1,427.027.

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MOND ozßmern:N.
The conferesees on the subject of a new postal
treaty betwee4 England the North German Con-
federation wed opened yesterday. Count &ra-
ster.; the Pruirian ambassador at the Coart of St.
James, has be detained here through the illness
of a member of his family. Ile intends to leave
for London to-morrow.

THE PROSECUTION OF FRENCH JOUR-
NALS sy THE GOVERNMENT.
PARIS, Nov. 10, Emma.
The Arent,- Rational and the Opinion Nationale
of this evening publish an opinion of three counsel,
declaring that the promoters of the Baudin sub-
scription are net guilty of any legal offence. The
:Aide and the Journal de Paris of this evening
announce the opening of the en ' Lion in their
columns for erecting a monument to sandin. The
editors of the dvenir National, the Retail, the
Tribune, and the Revue Politire have been sum-
moned to appear on the 13th mat. before the Cor-
rectional Tribtibal of the Seine. Several persons
who were present at the manifestation which
took place at lbsudin's grave in the Cemetery of
Montmartre an All Souls day have likewise
received a sumaons to appear on the same day.
The France bf this evening states that the
Tunisian question will shortly be solved. The
same paper says that England is ready to use all
her influence in order that the proposals of the
Franco-Tunisian committee may be accepted.
The Menders', referring to the decree relative to
the professorship of the Sclavonic dialects at the
College de France, says that before three months
the logical and necessary coneequences of the
change in the title will become plainly manifest.
M. Havin, deputy of the Seine and chief editor
of the Biede, is seriously ill.

THE NEW ELECTORAL LAW IN SPAIN.
MADRID. Nov. 10, ETINING.
The electoral law was promulgated to-day.
Every °Risen of twenty-five years, who is not de-
prived of his political right" is entitled to vote for
the election of town councillors, provincial depu-
ties, and deputies to the Constituent Cortex. The
general elections will be by provinces. Provinces
where not moreftlian six deputies am to be elected
will be divWd into two circumscriptions ;
where over six and not more than ten are
to be elected, into throe circumscriptions; and
where there are more than ten deputies, the pro-
vince will be divided into electoral districts of
45,000 inhabitants. The voting will last three
days, and the electoral lists will be made out
between the 16th and the 25th inst. There will
be 350 deputies in the Cortes.
A srecial decree, indicating the manner iu
which the elections are to be conducted in the
Stanish possetkons, will shortly be publishes'.

EGYPT.

A Lf.ANDMt.Nov. !.

Prince Haliin boa been exiled. He left to-day
for Conttantinoplo by French steamer vie Messina.
The reason of los exile is a seditious letter from
him raid to have been found on Hassan Boy
(O'Reilly) in Syria.

THE PARIS BOURNE.
PARIS, Nov. 10, 3.30 rat.
The Bourn has bean !Inn. Routes olosod at
71.72, or 17c. higher than yostaday.