The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-17 00:00:00

HEALTH OP LONDON.

TM., BRIOZTON rarsurrarzor ro 011ISIAL
OARIBALDI.

The following communications relating to the
watch lately seat free Brighton to General Iparilohli, w-
eltered I/ the penny sabieriptioos of 17,000 periwig, have
hew received:

To Mr. W. Coniogham, M.P.
Turin, April 11. 11161.
Be pleased to express my feelings of great gratitude to the
British working men—to which good and laboorinue class
I ant proud to belong for the valuable gift which they have
transmitted to me, through you. I knew that the hour of
Italian nationality was marked on the dial•plate of time.
But observing that in my own country many deuicti this,
because the counsels of the foreigner, and dastardly fears,
maid have it so, it is a great comfort to me to did that
boar indiessed by the watch that the people of Brighton
have gives to me. With the greatest regard, I subscribe
myself, yours, and ever yours,
(lapel) G. Gaimentrs.
To William Couingham, FA9.,
Turin, April 11. 1861.
My dem Sir,—l here but a moment to ler that the
Bused almost wept with emotion when I told him that
"17,000 people" bed seat him the watch, saying, "It is
tai good for me, and too much kindness on their part."
He hopes you will remorse his not writing the whole letter
himself, as he is ill la bed, bat it was written word for
wont at his dieletios, sad is Maud by him—Very truly
your moot °Whet seiwent,
(lived) W. BOW, Capt. and A.D.C.

MADAN TUISAUD'I. The recent additions to the
Win ci laglieh kitics at Mabee* Taawied's have bees rem-
dared mere attractive by a figure which, within a few
days. bee made its appearance meals Its Weer meesweehe.
lib a weriagegE
of King Edward 1., sad is worthy of
its ilimpleleas 1. The means made use of by the artist
Is reeds, MI eeriest have been the careful but mast
Modem wane eller m, coins, sad palsied wiedowe Da
olio! the Meg is depicted. The armour and robes of the
firm ere oast veritable, and there is aet, as is many
=tp... a *ads of the iawastraess 1014km:este of dif•
PALLCIL •• ON2 SWUM) DAT. -
Tome; APIUL 14.—Ailwaides on peyote's% 2,121: ditto
lir saws lisitsta. flit Total visitors, 2,226.

The weekly return of births and deaths in Lon.
don, issued by authority of the Registrez-Oenered, stable that
the total deaths in London in the week that aided last
Batarday were 1,209, a number that differs to a very slight
attest from those rational in the six previous weeks. The
average number of deaths derived from the retains of weeks
corresponding with last week in ten years 1851430, and cor-
rected for increase of population, is 1,288; and the result of
cum i. that the mortality of last week was Ism by 79
dsths than it would have been if the average rate of mor-
tality had ruled.
The births registered last week exceeded the deaths in the
mune period by 795.
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It ainmt
rase f:lidizrzzlic?Pig .emighstinwPTlVtOm9il
last week, and was as fatal as smill.poex previous
measles, scarlatina,
diphtheria, typhus, sod diarrhon taken 'in the &are gets. 11
I. also more fatal than is usual at this season, for is cor-
responding weeks of the years 18.51-60 it ranged from 38 to
77. Whooping-cough was fatal in 9 messin Isliogton, in 5
in Limehouse. Of 20 deaths from scarlatina, 4 occurred in
the east sub-district of Islington. Twenty.one children
died from croup, which is nearly three times as much as the
average merMH ty. 'lithium or consumptem carried off 176
persona, the corrected average being 172; bronchitis 115,
which is a lees number than its average rate of mortality for
this season would have produced. Two children died of
diphtheria at 34, Henry-street, Hampstead-reed, ooe of
whom was only 4 days old sad appr to ham had the
Mews ecageoitally. A boy, aged 8 years, at 9, Little
Emsoathatrest, died from • intuesuseeptioe of the bowels
I caused by the bite of a dog." Post(lnquest.
Last week the births of 1,012 boys and 992 girls, in all
2,004 &Wren. were registered in London. In the ten oor-
reepooding weeks of the yesze 1851-60 the average number
was 1,723.

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brated preparation Is came where the pale ells bad been brag
and coploady administered with little or se bead{ have tally
established the fact that It possesses scene vest MAHN power
in which the other Mls are totally deleting. In Madan to this I
characteristic, Dr. Courtensy. the physician to the Dosegal
Hospital, observes I hive palming nada► core with Dr. de
Jonah's GU, which certainly purreeree properties, both mondee
sod chemical, very differest from say I bare 'st met with."
Dr. de Jonah's Light Brown Cod Liver Olt Is geld only in cep-
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