The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-19 00:00:00

TURKEY.

Intelligence has just arrived from Constantinople
that Au DACHA is appointed Grand Vizier in place of
RESCHID, who withdraws completely from affairs of
the state. ACHMET FESHI also retires. It is be-
lieved that RIAD EFFENDI will be appointed Minister
for Foreign Affairs.
The Journal de Constantinople of the 4th pub-
lishes a letter from the French Ambassador, M. DE
LAVALETTE, to the Chancellor of the Consulate,
placing at his disposal, for the relief of French resi-
dents who had suffered losses in the recent fire at
kera, the sum of 10,000 Turkish piastre?, which he
had intended to appropriate for the celebration of
the fete of the 15th inst. The Ambassador says he
is sure that the PRINCE PRESIDENT will approve of
this change.

EGYPT.

Accounts from Cairo to the sth have bsen received.

The political situation continued to be very calm ;
the only thing, indeed, which had occurred was some
promotions in the upper administration—EDHEY
PACRA. to be Minister of Foreign Affairs, KHAIR-
EDDLN-PACHA to be Minister of Commerce, and
ADDEERHAMAN BEY, formerly Abderrhaman Effendi,
a Maltese by birth, to be Chief of the Police, under
the nominal direction of SELIM PACHA. KHAI/L
EDDIN PACHA and ADDERRHAMAN BEY are noted
for their attachment to England.
The opening fete of the Kalidj, which always
takes place when the rise of the Nile causes its
graters to flow into the interior canal of the city, took
place on the lat.
ABBAS PACHA went from Bennah with a small
Squadron of steamers, and attended the ceremony
Without landing. He then returned to his favourite
residence.

The Envoy of the Porte had not arrived ; he was
expected with some impatience by the friends of the
Government.

HEALTH OF LONDONDURING THE WEEK.
(-From the Registrar-General'a Report )
The efficialroeport says the health of London exhi-
bits some iinprvement. The deaths, which were
1,124 in the tirst
of week, have fallen to 1,091 in the
second week
cholera. are still fatal :unot 15 deaths
and summer
deaths from cholera 11
occurred in children
60 r,rt,lade age of 15, and 4 in old
people of the age of
soutillipwha.rds; 4 only of the
deaths occurred on the
the north side of the Thames. while 11 occurred on
174 were children, were de-
stroced by diarrhea,
and 12 were of the ag,elosf were of
the t:ge of 15-60,
all
causes
under6o and
11d the6o
upwarij 3. Ma total deaths from
age of 15 were 611 ; between the age of is
303; at the ega of 60 and upwards, 171. Thea
exceeded the deaths of males (536)
deaths'
of females (555)
by 19, a change in the proportions which was
ob.
served in tho A c.,•lTspordir2: week of 1849 when
cholera, was (Tide:Die, an .I 1,116 males, 1,114 females

died.
Sixteen persons die.fi of s,rnallpox, 14 of measles,
47 ofl,:csitlatina, 47 cf tvphcF, 122 of consumption,
29 of zpoplexy. Tll3 deaths reftlred to apoplexy
occurred al-. :;,11 ages, and in undue proportion under
the ige of 15. Diseve of the heart and arteries way
14411 al 36 3nit,tnees. bronchitis in 29, and pneumonia
in 31. Chia-baring was fatal to 7 rnotherY, 3of
whom died frommetria. Twenty deaths from vio-

lenoe „are recorded, incl tiding 4 by poison.
Ora: hundvA and fifty. persons died in the public
institutions of London, 106 in the workhouses, 31 in.
d
the hospitals, 7 in lur.etic asylums, 3 in rnilitiry an
nasal asylums, 3 in military and naval hospitals, none
is OtisOna. c
eill4ot following are the :Owns of the 15 cases o.
h. ,;,-, legistered in the week. " Summer" .lx;s been
cholerNd ticzoughout. for " English" cholera, or
t__esglica, which is often used in the medical
Eefiar:i„ ian-though the disease is . not confined to
c'autc-.1-3 Glui:..
.ivy wish ((pal propriety be called
Li the Ratue foi Italica'
or Gsrmanica; for it prevails
At 5, G1.4....1,Tha1l over Europe.
Rectory, .m.,i7„Zi_dirtgs, in the sub-district of the
a builder, aged 65'1'4 ota 101 a August, the widoW of
At, 21, Mattuiise...47, summer cholera (5 days)."
district of Rest 17.7 t, Kingslaria, in the Sub-
chu4hter of a labour"' ti4n6Yl on 7th Augu3t, the
fenturn (7 ,lays)." ' &e'l 2 :mouths, " cholera in-
At 24, Matthias -street, Ric i
district on 12th August, th,
~,s-and,s-and, in the same sub-
(riot a labourer, aged
"cholera infoitunn
10 W.:ie;:s,
At the Blue Piz, public-h„`„,19."
_ew sub-district of the ~ity Mar Axe, in
the rmrtb
zi_ jilly, fa:znzlirly ►a lightertauD, ; ~°eralondon, on
"riltural sinnm-,?r cholera. (5 days)," 'l„au7ea Tears,
alwavi,street, is the sub-district eft."'
At 1",
ton -.1%.-Liw Town, on 9•. h August, the daughter
002 E;
milliner,
eget; 7 i„nortth4, "chwera infantum,(4.(ls.B%„
At 55, -Union-street, in the sub-district Of East
Higgersten,-,, Shorediteh, on 9.h August, the daugh_
ter of a weaver, aged 1 year and 7 niouth, ~typhoid
fever (3 weeks), cholera infant,e.m (2 weeks)., ,
At 8, Belgr&w.-strept, in the subdistrict of Rat_
cliff, on the Bth of August, the daughter of a pilot,
aged 11 months, " infsntile cholera (one month) ex-
hau3tion ; convulsions."
At .5, Jubilee-plat;, in the snb-district of Mile-
end Old Town Upper, on the IPh of August, the
•tividc,c7 of a flock-maer, egAed 7,0 yeas,
ending in claolesa (14 days);' " debility
• At 117, Lucas-street, in the same subdistrict, on
ti-:! 12th of Angust, the datight.,r of a turner, aged
11 weeks, "cholera infantuM (24 hours)."
At 10, St. 1'4111'5-place, in the
sub-
district, of St.
I),ter, .lArnlwortb, on the 10th of August, a gentle-
mmn, aged 66 yetrs, "cholera (3i dAys)."
At Union-road, ITtridaworth-road, in the sub•
dii'.;rict of Cliphatn, on the 11th of August, the son of