The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-23 00:00:00

ITALY.

Accounts
_from Rome, of the 14th state that the
fever had begun to rage. On the previous.day twenty
soldiers had been _brought to the hospital.
The Genoa Gazette stat-e, from Rome, that the
proceedings against the ,sect of assassins, called the
Ammazzarelli, who spread terror in the town and en-
virons of Sinigaglia some years ago, bav,e been re-
vised, and that three' of the chiefth df that sect have
been condemned to death.'

GREECE.
A letter from Athens of the 411 states that, on
the previous day, the King of Greece visited the
Acropoll's to examine the antiquities recently dis-
covered there :by M. 13,44, a P h
_ renc_inan.--- S—nie•
cavidions made under his.directions have brought
to light the last ste,p4 a the staircase which led to
the principal entrance, and the surrounding well of
the citadel. The :steps are in Pentilic marble, and
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not a joint of them has been displaced. Th door is
tWelve,feet Id" and of the Dario order. The lintel
and the'casineg of the door are in a edegle
• h, It
marble. The wall is twentj, -one feet in hog--
blockof
is coumosed 4f different 'kindaof marble. At its has
are pelestalS- and" fragments of the ilemanepoch.
Che upper 11.1t,0n thecontrary, is arranged with 3
certain, taste., and _comprises the' entablature of se-
veral to,bric temples anterior to Pericles. Above the
architrave is placed the freize, with its trigl)Phs
stone, and its metopes -in marble ill the
same style
as the first Parthenon. Tue cornice does not crown
the wall, but' is in its-turn surmounted by an el°'
Rant attic, formed:o heel architraves and cornices
which belonged to the interior of the .temPle'
ifeule 'had commenced another excavation ,
south=west angle Of the great bastion to discover the
construction of the western wall. He has load two
other arches in perfect preservation, but' they d° "t
date further back that tbe,middleages or the BYal°:
tine epoch. Several fragments of architecture: ta.n"
sculpture, au& twenty-three inscriptions bale been
discovered. -A bas relief, well executed, represeatss
eight young Athenians dancing. Their gajelitie
s Visited the works with the greatest interest,
and on re-
tiring the King congratulated M. Beule on the s.
of his researches, and thanked him for what' be bad
done for Greece and her antiquities. ST" days
after M. Beale had an audience
of their U,ilestiesl to
take leave on, his return to France, when his gBiest Y
conferred on 'him the order of the Saviour.

WEEK.
HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE w'
(From the Registrar-General's RePrt)a Jeathm
:In the previous week, that ended July
10'' Shocked last
in- Landon Hee to..1,080;' in the Week that ° , and the
Saturday the temperature was rather losiercitio. g wasw
deaths declined to 921. In the ten coieresPrdedt"
01, the years 1842.51 the average number of
Population,
987, which, With a coireetion-for increase er P,`,.n;; shows
mortality
1,088:' 'rhaieturn of last week therefore
a ortality hails than'the estimated amount by i
res6sult of
The decrease above fah-own in the g •
-ener ding return
last week as compared with that of the Pre° except
runs through all the important classes of discuss,...
For ex-.
epidemics, which maintain the same amount"rieeipul is
ample, tubercular 'diseases, of - which the Foss of the
consumption,leve fallen from 221 tO 192, v
~diB re.piratory
heart, &c., tram 49'to 31, diseases of the tire organs
organs from 122 to 98,
hem 74 to 47. But thedishenamsebser°fotfhdeedatihgas:r
i week it is
epidemics in the previous week was 215, ' eferred to
lso, 'in this
21'3. There Would have' ben a decre bare become
class, but for diarrhoea and "fever,"' which or rose in the
more active. The fatal cases of the .formo
of h latter from
last two weeks from 31 to 48, those
cil .12,8 . declined,
38-to 53.,' Scarlatina,. on the other ban '-t - Smallpox
She respective - numbers being 59 - sea -
carried .off Wit week 21 children and 4 !',,.., caused by
Four death's were registered in the '
whelcartiemars:—
cholera. -Of these the following sore I'o 'the ich Julyi
adults.
At 10, Tottenham-road; Hackney,
intwa months, died
the daughter of' a wasbereiiiiisise,,fr.onsly weakly and
of " English Cholera (24 hours), Pr!'" •
At 19, 13otvling-street, St. Jawe
taker, aged three
unb"ithY." ''
' -°°
.
. .Clerkenwe on
13th July, the, daughter of a pro"-• '-- -
months,-died of " chdlera morbus.",
At 'l2,- Spring-gardens,. ..,d, on 9th July, the
gile-e" , died, of " cholera,
daughter of a labourer, aged 14 dor - !
(36 hours',- '''' ' ~sth July, the son of
At 7, John-street, .6 English cholera
a ahi p's‘ steward, agedM Mile
-oendo;:ent4' • • ' .
(10 hours)." - 2 deaths were re-
lo the east sub-district of Islington.o
drover, aged 22 -years,.
gietered from di:tulip-et, that of a cI.FIT4,- Astot-buildinga,,
which occurred on 'loth July, a!'d 7 weeke,, on I Ith
°,11°"37, and,. that *of a child, 9,1,3 r Solloway ; besides
..• illy, 'at- 4, BliinhaMtplac6- uPP' woman of continued
these, a boy died of scarlatina, : gr. Eutterfield, the
fever, and two boys of ":fever' 8 0010 ill " requested!
registrar of the'sub-sub 01, which is the common
to call attention to an •open'tii.tfd is suffered to remain at:
seetee of the neighbourhood, th,..'is district. For the lest
the back of Tyndall-place in °bearable. There is also
week thO.Oluvium has beeutinbuttom of Queen's-head-,
a pool of
.stagnant water at the,n
that locality:'
...
lane eslculated to induce fella,' es6s.squere three deaths
16-, Hain, Great
In i46,sab district of
St. I
were registerecbat thesarne house,,„,ed 55 years, died on' 9th
the son of a labourer,
Windmill-street: a labourer;
roont.ntb of -" fever (1 month);"'
July of " paralysis (5 '
aged 2 years, died on - the 10
aged 4 menthe, died on the
andlithe son of 'a musician, °
1
debility (1 month)." Mr.
14th of "gastritis raucosa,a is has "Made in
quiry re extract St--tes that h
quiry into the circumstances, but has not di4ilveredr
ee, than ordinary cause in
'
operation unless the ex-
-
01, "
affected'-the .
health of the
!;retne heat of the, weather "a-
Inmates. The houses in lia-m'yard have been
yard is kept very alreadyclean,
reported as ill-ventilated. The
iv of water."' and there is a good supply
Five deaths which occur', _s. _ri .
..,,,i in' the London Fever-116's-
, pitr4 in the west sub-district of Ili gtten_we.re
.registered
I in, the week. One.ocourred on the 8 h July trom,ferer
i'allfrdelki UM treMen° 'I tyro.oll the 151 hp and QUO, OA the