The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-11 00:00:00

CENTRAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

COUNCIL OFFICE, WHITEILILL.—(THIS DAY.)
DAILY REPORT of CHOLERA CASES.

New Coes in Great Britain reported this day 314
Deaths 161
Recoveries 158
(Signed) WM. MACLEAN, Secretary.

Earl and Countess GREY and family passed
through Newcastle on Thursday, on their return to Lon-
don. They only proceeded as far as Lambton Castle that
evening. On his Lordship approaching Darlington, on
Friday morning, he was met at the entrance to the town
by the trades with their banners, and an immense con-
course of people, who had for a considerable time been
anxiously awaiting his arrival. The horses were taken
from the carriage, and his Lordship was drawn in triumph
to the King's Head Inn,
Lordshipicll wa where an address, which hail been
agreed to at. a public meeting convened the previous even-
shown to s
even-
ing, was presented to him by Thomas BOWES, Esq.,
mbailiff
e.d aI it
tentheviiiuder
alyndmafutceht affected by h
tth:
congregated multitude, he was drawn through the town,
amidst the most deafening cheers.— Tyne Mercury.
Lord MILTON has written a letter, which has
appeared in several Irish papers, addressed to certain te-
nants on his father's estates in Ireland, who had written to
him to beg they might not be requested to vote for Mr.
GRATTAN, one of the sitting Members for Wicklow
county. Lord Mit,ToN disclaims all idea of dictation or
uterlerence of an improper nature, but says, that although
he did not concur in all Mr. GRATTAN'S votes in the last
Session, he did in his general course, and, looking to that,
should certainly ask them to vote for him, in opposition to
All'. ACTON, who is put forth by Lord WICKLOW, who
avowedly wishes to turn out the present Administ!ation.
BUCKINGHAM PALACE.—Workmen have
been sonic time employed in mak•ng considerable alterations
in the centre of this building. The dome over the garden
front has been removed, and one of less dimensions sub-
.tituted ; and, as an increased elevation has been given to
the park front, the new dome is not visible from that view.
Compartments filled with figures, richly executed in re-
lievo, have been introduced on either side of the grand
portico in a line with the pediment.
TITHE PROSECUTION AGAINST THE SON
OF A CLERGYMAN.--We understand that the son of a
clergyman of a neighbouring county has been arrestedg
and is to stand his trial at Clonmel Assizes, for haranguin
a numerous meeting in a town iu Tipperary, against tithes.
—Limerick Paper.
MONEY-MARKET AND CITY INTELLI-
oENcE.--We have received a file of the Bombay Courier
to the 24th June. The mortality in Bushire itself haq
been frightful ; an immense number of small families has
been entirely destroyed, while in the larger ones, composed
of from 20 to 30 individuals, there are rarely more than
two or three who have escaped. The bodies of the dead,
being piled up in heaps, for the survivors were unable
otherwise to dispose of them, had further infected the
atmosphere in a frightful degree. Of 100 men, who were
induced by the high wages offered by the Shaik to attempt
removing them, 4 only survived, and it was found impos-
sible to continue the work. In the town itself famine was
adding to the horrors of the scene. Children who had lost
their parents were to be seen wandering about in a state
of starvation, and the price of articles of subsistence had
risen in some instances a hundred fold. Those who had
fled into the interior had spread the contagion in eveiy
direction, and the mortality iu the districts round the
town is stated to have been as great as in the town