The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-10 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL WARR

LITIIPOOL. JOLT 9.—Birkenhead, en 841—Cidedonlan, gatiLe
—Eastern Counties, 9 13-16 9 18-16—Great Northern, 1075 1
Great Western, 711711-lAncestrire and Yorkshire Stock, 1111 1 11
—London and North Western Stock, 931 931—London and South
Western, 96, 965-11rusehester, Sheffield, and lAntobahlre, 47i
471—Midland Nook 1181 1291 —Ditto. new shores, 15
North British, 63 694—North Staffordshire, d. —North
Pastern, Berwick, 10611061—York and North Midland, 44
Leeds capital stock. 021 035—South Eastern and Dover, Sy
247-16—West Midland, Orford, 47548—Buffalo and Lake Huron.
Iq_6—Dutch Rhenish, 25 25 d.—Grand Trunk of Canada, 44
real Luxembourg, 8 85—Great Western of Canada,
104--1141nols Central, 381 391 d.—New York and Brie, 21
21 Thames and Mersey Insurance. 51 D.
INGHAM. JOLT 9.—Great Western Guaranteed stocks
were in demand, via, Inoue Valley at 00, and Birmingham at 74,
as were also the shares of the local bailie, gas and other com-
panies. Birmingham Firworce shares were done at 106.
Business dull.
LIMICHILTITE, JcLvt—Th• market opened flat, hat CIONIII •
little firmer. Birkenhead. 94—Grand Trunk of Canada, 4 11.16
9.l6—Gait Western Birmingham Guaranteed stock. 74—Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire, 1111 s—Loodsa and North Western •731 /
Midland, 1205—North Madam Berwick. 106—New York and
Erie. 211—South Buten, 1617-16—Thames and Mersey Marine
Insurance, 1 p—Grwastry and Newtown. B—Gnat ship rrafe•
tens, 1116—Marrehastar Assurance, 21 prtm.—lreston ana
Wyre,
Line, JOLT 9.—North Eastern Leeds Pre(., 1 3/ prem.—Mid-
and, 1201—Dover, 811.

ROYAL SURIAZY GAADWIL —On Monday evening
Mr. Charlie Green, sea of the veteran aeronaut, contributed
a balloon ascent for the benefit of Messrs. Caldwell and
Bishop, whose season prospects were so blighted by the
recent destruction of the Music Hall. The weather was not
all that could be desired, but cleared off sufficiently at the
time to enable the spectators to have an excellent view of
the lucent. The bellon took a south-easterly course, and
as it was not intended to travel far, owing to the state of
the atmosphere, the aeronaut managed to keep in sight
nearly the whole time, eventually making an easy descent
not far from the Crystal Palace. The Phoenix ties Com-
pany on this occasion also supplied the gas gratuitously.
Immediately after the balloon had ascended the rain came
down in torrents, compelling the concert and other enter-
tainmenta to he given in the refreshment hell. The prdeus
are in beautiful order, but the weather on this occasion
sadly counteracted the good intentions of those who bad
volunteered their services gratuitously. The rains of the
Music Hall are now being removed, preparatory to building
a new and commodious theatre.
Mr.avra or LONDON. —The weekly rct,irn issued
by authority of the Registrar General states that in the
week that ended lent Saturday the total number of deaths
was 1,013. The average number as derived from the
returns of corresponding weeks in the ten years 1851-60,
and corrected for increase of population is 1,129 ; and the
deaths recorded last week were fewer by 86 than they
would have been if the average rate of mortality bad ',pre-
veiled. The diarrheas of summer is on the inane, and
it was fatal in 61 cases, nearly twice as many as those re-
tuned io the previous week. Besides these, there were
5 deaths of infants from choleraic diarrhom. Three children
and 5 adults died from syphilitic disease. A cabman. aged
47 yearn, who was brought from 3, Pollard's-row, Bethnal•
green, test. Bartholomew's Hospital, died of "privation."
A widow died at the age of 95
_ream Of 26 deaths from
measles 5 occurred in St. John, Westminster, and of 57 from
whoopingtsough soccurred inthe same enbAlistrict. last week
tlie births of 870 boys and 877 girls, in all 1,747 children,
Were registered in London. In the ten correspondiog weeks
of the years 1851.60 the average number was 1,509.