The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-28 00:00:00

Y 1 7 L . , !'Y. /,•„ , . . Tvlbt *lf t r 45. Notke.—}yetebt by the 1110 Illaman to lllltalas, and New York Is FA per too sad e or cot BRITIBH sod NORTH AHRRIM ROYAL NAIL /FRAN SHIM soood by tha Admiralty to rail loom LIT_ SINPOOL NO NM YORK elrandletmen LI TER PO9l. amill DOOM". NA ado Wm obit & l tog St HALIFAX to liml ol neylly promo sod bar Naloy . Main. TM folorrimr or other rook ary i rt . :to mil from Liverpool: ARABIA, for NEW TO Ilatardas Hsi H. •Il ERICA, for BOSTON ASIA. tee NSW TOR [ . baverlay. Nimil . • lesagesseass.4i r ilimires he aid gaivlliAtiaLlll,ll as be Amami es bawd 11401 :el Oidesan meal abls, Ear. Xeir eil. alio, PEW 0110 . 0 .1 wood Illia• =g le dm fts latilerres i tg= IV ( ~..11EM sadi WWII W i• & FMNI. N. rst ; N. S. Lewis. Beim: rae l aait 7 7l: Clin ame aad IL Boulevard dm I ; J. Ohio. ; re D. sad ial rillvor, aNsablut. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1856. No. 3,0. 01 DF‘irr and MOORS AUSTRALIAN LINE aAT Pa —For lITDP Pa ma mad Ow Meer the ?lb Ja v aLallas al the J the N eI.A I la 1.3 idue.l.ekeapidle ,4•40 1.. CIZEIN ; hue: ta %Id Lad ladle Peck, Iladae dap Wilda eedary auk; elm Pr a tad IMP IMAM* gedaieure: %IPS= and dim a.e. *dlis*. .ivertior tar a OW .411 awn an ea reII.MOIO 1111111p110. WINO of woe te Calends JANINORIZII. as bard; lo L • ...aars. Mama P. Dutzil reMinlig• art I.LV ITT awl 11001 Ted. iIEVITT ord aI(N)RE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK I y of PACKET VIII Vei.—For IMPART TOWN grail ra Noir p..kr, haol Mo. illinln of her ear go eapared, and rem • .4„, n!r•lart .i int Arla.lay Jaw 121. the rteil.kaorra ihmasareiLvct it.,,„..1.31T1 roDE.P. A 1 for 13 years, tai tow ; 0 WlO taiLV, cointaasder ; blur In the Locket Dock& *Toe shlp MP I wit oadsr tbe inspection of the omit's, rites* for the trade, aad Cur Ti t, Woad cabin parsearters in the poop was soetaarmstation at £3f S.l and a few int, moltate, at ,C 3 rad, —For further particulars. aoplf to DEVITT and MOORE, P, glints, meet. DEVI'TT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET elllPlA—For OZKLONO, Port Phillip. Direct Delimits at the wharf. a Twain, trailer, ha. tho greater portion of her men ciniatied, and will meet with inimellare den - stein, the well• Imam faMsailine torque W TVLIPVE. A 1. matter 307 toes JOSEPH W. DI: SION. Creoltilliukt ; In Mt dl. Katharine Doan. na. eacelleat a rommodatiam foe -to —Foe term. of WOW fie paringe apply to DEVITT anal DORE, a. Dillitorstmot. DENITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACK LT WHIM-7w OK►LODO. Pert Pump. Doom Ormolu. mach rN. jaw arrteed fr om the Mohr. a Mein mire Nils with met *yew*. herb.' a eery imeeklerabile herpes ii. ,.. 7 „.... rd..... bootie dipper twat slap ?HA MM ♦ he —. D. rti•lov immt Soso . SW tear reileter. ♦ • D a 'LEAD, Cientweader; bier iti the Lowloo Doeliw Ili Or dip x fun peep, •Ith fist rate sceommotlation far ►or NW. of (midi of pomp awl SUNS Y OELLATLY. with the :rallow. D. uvlis.ta SUNS. foreetreeh Llmehowes ;or n? had 11100111. P. lailiter ttleet. TEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK of PACKET SHIPB.—lor noRART TOWN Dere Is maw 'Mkt bar • co•Mkisbie port d bee one sad dr mattitol,uleklp, the fflipiqk alp PEP TIM .111 b. ATER. AI II sap. toes bertres. MID WRAN K WORE. Ccestreader ra; kg till Lae. Dear. alp be a full poop, eta trams roma...arse iremper—Por freer or reeds way to ibe CVO., MOM, WRARPOON. ItoTHERS, sad or. 1r St Dam • tes. DeDasairarsa; or to I.EVITT arad MOORE. P. Date Ana Darrrr and MOORWB AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACK ET PRIM—For PORT PII I LLI P Tint a repilar traArr. the opleteEl KrlK•bbmilt oil 411 p INDEMNITY. A I. molter the Im. PHILIP SAY KKK Commode". Wog at the Jetty. Dedok Dort.. TM. email mipreroly hued for the Made. end Is one et de ta.4 It ellEr.mt el the pert of Lookm, oAe has& opiettelkl poop. gvl unwealtp good 110111111MaKIMOMM toe <shin revengers —Fee tarp biglit er peree, only W DIM ITT and 1100111, a, Vllliter dram URI= and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACK ET 811114 1 .—For SY DNET Dime Ito .11 pars has the me the 301.1 i of July : milled at P 1 math to embark the 1M of Aimmti. Ms o leoNd ?note balk ship WA oa t, • l foe 13 pilles. .Itlg to Therm D Dunbar sad Peak Em.1..037 toar..l. D. MAMMON. Commander : 1 31. e br th e lAA Deets 1 lir doe .hlp bra full poop : Milk mom eseellar. mom for oslia pianism : ber 'roma &Os being {city sad len, &soars admirable oppimemelty for a kw mooed idea premiers. sad era mom ma elmerleand eliteen.—F r kerma of freigit nod up* to lit. L OELLATLY. Mir the fluor , . Moon. D. Drrnl e l mid 1103111. lon street. Idlorebonat : or to ',run sad MOO lig. 11, CAW 41ed. L ‘ t I . LELAIDE for MELBOURNE—ANNUAL P VII ET 811 I P—Leet W7.§ he, Ma Joe*. sha . 41 lt*. o oo Monday N th Jim wi th otreer's oval pone balky —Tbe .ttotrtor Brttlb built and Mot slip ADELAIDIt, AI for Mfr.. lid too. regtotor, Y. II I'MTLIY, Corornan.kr. Moth of her moo 10 strew, rows& Akw WA cabin toolcortn oo be Oath I. brratorootbotafttoop for AM ca s h tre.lt brovtiorut boor. wink Ar..oolb :no Mb., rim will mniod.—Apply to the 01111111, Mara hill:l.lEn sad street; or to DMVITT sad 11001/t. 9. lOh err lONA. LIAM followed to August by the 13 por. A I thip Moor, 4111 tor nobler, built by Mom& W of Oroto, for obtor noel to the ClorAtelbo As.. II SINGAPORE sad PENANG (with i 21126- hwitte I twee portion of her Cargo 4.11101 d). the eh.teket bargee OILSLONCL • 1 foe L 3 me% 11112 EL PINIS. Oehreeekr ; Wee le the London slap las %try yerlor toCIhAiI4BI7IIII,ErrIPIZIZI.I7, rR lURRACHER. the fin.. fast-saili ss o n. Mom ItitlY, 'A 4.11 Wan railstas. PO reit wombat , lying h tha MK lad* MM.. Has , s vamooses*. to Mem moron sod MOTOllielkel •i *Pit es tssidis Somes /poly to CHOP INR I NTIIOI c=l6, Ovaoselmralesimak LooMoo. sod IT. Maimoirook IH PORT PHILLIP. the es% fast-allisig. </vendAlp COSIVITITTION. • OM toop ). VA OM ER TRAVOIS, COMlDlaillt: LYA rtHa.. One pop, and operfor o ,ftfort a.. 1 asvorkftio every ataiseol lo i M Tivoler..b...l well keen sod re• 144,1 la So too sr prop 10.17 Cll4lllO WALTON osi SOX Bal. OM knew sod It Wilwitigg. Wino* rlt LIRA Dime (to fellow thir hum Lath ettatLlWartalt; Writ, th. Laidt i teks.."4l6ll B 9B.l =bake fai' HAILIOTt, .0 * s i td - Wl - 11107. Goisea r ill= NM IT. Walar-draill. 10•01•11. gR HALI FAX sad WINDSOR, N.& (to M .. . ( WOOL lie Or InTel ku t .e., o4 l lol WM. sum tu, mew m oor. awns • Wag Is . as ladle Pacts Ha. asumralation /era few . lii lam melon aa.,J oavesiwers all C . ZZL I Ver Llialit i z i ree I. CHAVa WALTON .1 00315, It ..uret. . and ri, alseilnet. LtmaaeL WHITE HORSE LINE of AUSTRALIAN PACK Ere —tar 111111.110ORNI. Pat ilsllll4lllll M le Jalsl the es Mink. 1101.11 dips er Alp STAIITLIAD AWN_ , WASILII .. Cmsseassase ; Imes. le She mamba The ascoonsMaslns at LW sphsaaki mug 11111 Mg . 1 Ibettlaas ..16.1. .111 As wader Ur el bar =t; =r, a C.... I.4.aer w wall saohrhoe all Meg Ingesssenisa on, ass —Chid ealsa. X minas, soread ahem, Sgalseas; sod NTlsable, IS ,iteses. NM.. an az perlesseth 4a.—App { ) as sad Da TIOUS. 110, Ireasbaniateeet. aIAMMON sad TWEEDDALEII LINE of WIG? Int eira will be deapatltied r nadir: ' hi "' aliV.e 11411bolira. Dote& To Tag. •••-o---- , .. 'Min.. ff . ..... 10464 lodts . ..... j 1 ". r. Mt* ....... t ..... !pi.. ........ II TV • ga. 4 Itrno . . .Jr 14 Port Pliny et Illacellek Jr IS Crloolops . Port Plillip Toot IDII .... Ansel 1 lbw Node srager4ar asser isedslies fritffibasian. Far MVO Is ORI EASON mg YW DLLS. O. .oulimmice. rad S. Conselleurt. Cosi& NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, Re.— FIIRDEIt !CIL TOCSO mod CO.l LINZ. —TA. folloorlos 1 10-011.1 A I /HI IM aro coo kellog for the moduouiralloos4 pool trl •111 wool 5... b prong. drollolek Lealog hi taw To Sail. &sq.. 1100..... Preit t i h has, Law I T: • I , led C• Oard&ffi. _1 Toes.' re sod SIO Hay sl ri.:ltwo I Way 31 tizt wad ( 617 Irmo 11 67 j swam t forle 'my poodbee to 111EDIULICI TOUNt) to: MADRIRA, RIO DR JANEIRO, and V LPA RAlllo.—Tbe Revel Nell new from paddle-wheel TALPAIIAISO. of WM tune and Mat berm poll cr. wmins DLLY VELLA. i ., anamader ,the senior conansader la In Coe. twat' r wrier I. the twine.. win Imre L'rervool for the showararesel ie the Dith Jose. her devarture harts( been .._Wwyonrhir .k ...eft. The tawl haee ravneet aeoesmoditlon - rm. of ir.trt or OH ;et of Osman iso other •••• ,- raiaw of oleo to he tallow apply at the Company • Orice. 13. Jeireeetreet, Liverieiol; or Is Lewhm. to N..,. N. Griethe, Tate. Nal neer or to Mr. Jacob ler•• No. U. Crotched-Priem WILLIAM TAGGART. &sentry. STEAD[ to CIOTTENBURGI —REDUCED /ARTA—TM WORTH of troops &TEAR NATIOATInN COREA TA n an 4 dr and owlet Kamen taming the Rl* resat Ist tarantella fn. Kidd, etery Friday d , d, &had at (Moab, foe 0 .. a allt fie., arrirtag tram Utak. at 4 &dart Saturday Patter,;•rs ea be booker Omura by the mall train batty Rawl fa. a Ptday, and on tanbark at Us linsby. jape.- tr , n. lion utem.by. £3 - tr ,44 L o od a s. Tia °fWab i' I ag.a. p. W. R. ANDREWS, hawing Maniac RR NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NATI- T n ATION COMPANY B **dim lin M SHIPS mill be aieLe•l fr.,. ',rare Yrirat arl permals_ by **left Imnr.a lialiaay .rll Tamils sliii. " .: let NT PlTEllalit'llo TOWN. am * Jame COP# BAB KN , May* Jame BAN 'ITAKNTa :a it., 4 ra tzto ieLZYbbtia. , TY aaal . fae Tomb& % ft ill tipahrl .._ v., st Prtendana Daatikomil .___lramataarra on 4 mtOppoto . by thto rods ili ga liallibt bbl . ..r 7.4 4 -. MILLS of 818 NAYIBATIOX. EVINO 0 1 On , Or N I. DI! I& Tnll.4ll,:nrolla of the IBBUBANOM as BM SYSIIIO Yblai ta fee Ett um. CningaZi o =lian --- .. _ 4.1 Softies. to Mr. O. Mnike.l. Manasyyamt, Tem ' __,m P"mbdi and all *her Bahia *Ma. ba__,MaYek_____2. ....... It *thud wan : sad for prampara.... Oa* J. 11. tookt. A.A. Oarardsrast. W. B. AIIDILLWI. Minxibß ***sr. DRAY and Co.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTS, be. 5, lank Up Thwass-stresk ow Lawke-0645, NEW LABEL.—Ia conslaenoe of the rat EACAes a irOIL ow hhib = igh g i _ gir Ibs boil` so to Nom. Aril 016 Ingl. Neellial. IS 7- ;V5 7 ad. et Is 19 mead= ad 2 .... Ws. Waplo u lic= *ND I.ll=± A boom dak.' id tha dragatams la god ts42..WLA 0 WI, add al te. Lambs. mad sod oartarna. 'NOTICE. - ILLUMINATION LAMPB.-.1. DEVILIti and 80N8 beeZra ul ivalile Sae lov7 yva Nat ?waived from dvir facterlo el ben bar Se Ave hundred themand ILLII INATION NOM eldenrv; shoo have es hand a quantity eLt i tea.= AA 1 4 ,1 7 169110M0N will he r II beady Ineremlna—London. lloorretr. THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.— A. rim pima OMNI ANS. lb. 411. : istwerip- Ili pw moth. wllli Is. ewe even Ihree stioths. t ea a spirts adeiteo. OWL • empleted diereeeis lid.; tea thrteh am =ll4. : ditto Me. &wee, SIAN U.., sod de Is pre £4l le dd. fee ..di dare, with le. fee • probe* Cla s klier of gores. Id oat et I per cost per rum. podia log le Mooed ea k t :elesigle s e aft e in teste is skim bi t= maim No , oial the lekka a le be sent drop le me Pert et 11 see the liMd Caft IS OR lIIIIIIN, Reemesey. MU3B P. HORTONI3 POPULAR ILLUSTRA TIONS.—Nr. and lam T. OEILVAN ICED .111 the their JEW 114 EMT. mobilo, at MuMal awl Obrataarblla re i rtahteduallty . l ... .._roulasaa iiin aa ... lllllWait at diES iniEak Owl Maw= &Lea ealleak. air Er true lig •• yle ore se IlatisMiss lbsoires. B. KAHN'S ANATOKIOAL MUSEUM, Clowsrdey.larest, In bes.-08eUishig 10881011., awn ort ef ram of ma, as. 1. el me m. br e• •OW naellwo b sew lo awns of by Di. AS seers @miss. Arbalmiss. PEACE REJOICII4O.—CALDWELLIIMBBEM ELY ROOKS la be open fr.:m*4= MINS tee • GRAND SOME DAN SANT as the mew 10 lhe ohne Id de eenekeis as mil a the WON et the meeePth Mona,. Ka: 18.-- Matteis* le.—Duteetteet, helm C O DB VANISH, High Hoban.—Grand Tatra t e t ri Virs Dyne BALL, la gilljelis of HIM NAJINITTI rd CONCLUSION of IMAM TO. NOILION UM, llay IL eft Illumisalisas .111 bs off amid TS: I 2M ili M eig d t o 6ll.4 : As an5ia1 ....... 11 le ins Obi. "V . : ... v . t, feoz.—evailansls. Ils. arik . rim R. rtL MUD'S% BFLECT LIBRARY.—AII the beet MEW WORKS may to bed le weenie tree Ids exterlve Itbrary by every 13ubtcylber al One Olibee pee MM. The yeeteresse Y glum to verb et Illetory, Illarepby, Phlleeepby. and The but verb et Iledes ere also freely ielliedL bey be °ised as CFILItLIIS 1 14 7r1n MUM. 1110, Bret d a rtr ica. dilriet. Loden, end 78. embalm* Yebebletee• !OH! DEAREST, CEASE REPINING. Belled. Pooty7 be 0. P. Roam& Rosie by W. T. Watozroe loompeeer el "The Postmen's Lateln. Dedicated toJebe Mitchell. Eel. le • Atwater The Pommes ofthom Ilt ehermles etre setmeces. Meal in,. made the composer of • eedt' Aft ONE DT 011 OUR FRIENDS DEPART. awed Eoeg. P o r i r i z ., 7 1. ?name, req. Nude by W. T. WIIOIITON. WOO Rev. Dr. Hateßtea. " • gem of mood melody. the words sad mode alike temablai eon. mistiest* the bereaved.' Lemke: Rebut Oodki see Co., Nee Bentegteeelreet. ROBE of ENGLAND HERALD of PEACE POLKA, my danced at the State Bally, composed by Eye NOOIIW. pith Grand Natkoal Charm beautifully Illemosted Moon by Bombed. Tbly chanulag Polka I. (Tenths( as minas:Won smedelee. The Miele et the comma, }alda(r Qs Mom ;redone A deltaltful Whet. Prim fa 6d. Lust Los, NetropMEAm Kele Zeomitary. oktroadowleot Where may be bad tbe Natleemi MAT PEACE end PLENTY CROWN the LAP . Priem Itemd M the puddle Mammy Mltb ecehmetbm• of spore. Jsit purer New esti Improved Idlarrre_Ose !Ur& trial& CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION ; bang A. Orr. or Paper prearre the rret prordret sad Imparter Irak& Prole ha re Terror al re Irma& V. H. ILI le or. M.D..) row of the °wand Parbder sad bAd Woks rtArbeiga re fiord baron fee Irreed ibe Ober M. Also. byre roe Arbor pre Ide. • MIAMI ea ASTHMA rd DIONABIDI et sbe Leers : Iderrar Drees. One. W Leaprar Third ltatbse, prim hy pad It Malaya, E i nITY sod 'LA BILITY induced by ; the maprome, Mote, mid Itallemal By T. 11. TIONIA V. M.D., Mullein to the General Tab are Uhler Cantos Proateent leMeelkm es. London : linden Wilma, 11, loyal Kaalleem ; ma by met only. tram tle inthoe. Votemeette. Jest pshalftd. Tiiirloath Irdit twklem• Woe leu. pet hes, 110/11EOPATHIC DoMEBIIO MEDICINE. rvi. LAMM. Y.D. Devoid of eD torhaireht7. No medicine preseekted without the larliostioes for Its miestioe, seat the nut der to to esirefalnewelL La excellent work for Wadies, eolourste, mud mistiosorle• • Mediates CNA foe this work, price Nu A. PITONI of the ANDY& Trio ea. A Owl& to thou who ere desires. of toeuweautog the Hocoaogethle trimness lek Way Meeks. A . Cove for Ude work. piss 36L • Corrisge fres es ratelot et peetoMee order. Jews loath% Is IN Pehrodww*tort4 out Verweloset. Oxford. Omsk IVFORISONIANA ; or, Prosily Medical Advisor ai. of the British Oelleis of mono. Iroureoll, kirks. By June Illoanos,lhe 111.14, Pll..se IL by peel Addis, " HIM& Ogre. of Ma Mk, Illeir-feed. Lodes." ALMER'S TRIAL-ILLUSTRATED TIMES, feeleffse lite Jokes Ilmesiee up 'tad the Votietotill be pelt. Weslettell Ttlik flirty . kas=ef Demi lis the = .4) ar t Zt i I :lltees ulaW eia aa asel es taittliair Moen dte=tl Floe tiet b rzia . ... ember end a buff of a. kr. FOR li URSA/. The annual gsstral mating of the governors sod members of this isatintlou took plane yesterday at No. 79, Pell-mall, the Bishop of Liableld is the chair. The report ef the council, whisk was read sad adopted, stated that a greet Uvulae bad bees made is the course of the peat year towards the attaismat of the object for which the hoses was oushtUked. After a lug and careful sego. nukes the sussed had sadertakes the latarelsene of the Nurses' D.p trtmest u King's Ciller Hospital, where the duties of saatr.n, enters, sad nurses are to be fulfilled by eseasheis of this lestitstlas. Up to the time of entails( on the nue* of Htsn's College Hospital, the hoses bed be.. in its usual work. Is the past year 202 sin per se:ineadbad bees attended, anon( wheat 39 wen sick poor, at their own bootee, chiefly is the dna Westminster. Two aeries had also been occupied foe 17 weeks In nuns, the Andres la a time of gnat sinew in the Was dead latent Orphan Asylum. This work had bees seam takes gratuitously. The house new numbered 68 membees, vie., 6 residual sister', 13 seessiate si•Xers, 27 sines, and 10 probationers. Of them ens associate slater sad ese sane had net ast returned from the hospitals of the late seat of war. The total resents of the hum, is the peer adios Much 31, 1666. secludes of donations for epeeist purposes, bad assneted to 1,4461. lie 3d , whilst the total isapenditure had hen 1,7011. Os. 4d., being la *sews of n um* by 2661 7. Id. As examination of the balance sheet would show how greatly &leanest the hones was spoil of /notary usual 000rributioss, far, to meet its 'armee in the past year, only 7171. 161. was caned by the institution, or received as payment for the services of Its WM.. IN Asyut teat the council tousled 6101. is the Three per Cut. Consols. Of this ISM 4601. was tla donation of a lady to. words a building fund, and 1001. from "a slater of an °Meer fallen is the Crimea,' towards the same eject. A sew building was now the chief this g ?mitred to assure the permanents of the lestitation, aid contributions were earseetly solid ed to eatable the count to tommince the me usury operatime. Loss J. ituleU.L —A correepondeet informs us that Lord Jolla ituseell (steeds to leave this ',Dowry shoat the middle of July, assompastied by Lady Juin Rowell acid family, for, in the Int Masao', flwitsarlaed, end ultimately Italy. The object of his for Whip's visit to the Coutinent is for the benefit of the health of Lady Joba Muesli, whew seedition of late hes oscasiesed her Matins some ansiety. That the Roble lord eoutemplates • protracted MOM* from this country may be isfened from the sireassatenes that he naiads to Weak up his desestia satablioluseat, sad let for a term his tows mansion in Chfshas plain, se well as his mat I. the vicinity of Stroud. The rumour that the ueble lewd woe poles on • diplomatist tansies to Italy is without fessdattee. Thu PRIXCIVALITIMI.—A letter from Bucharest, of the 13th, to she MINIMS 0•114g4, says, The relents. Prime* of Moldavia lowly received from his 'seen at Cos stsatiaople the °facial aueosasermsat of tke seeumpticia of relations with &viral vessels from the ports of Dwell sod Galati have already passed Baal sad Tomah withost beim, as formerly, stopped by the Karim, authori ties. It is probable that thew two Oases will be shortly gives up ha Moldavia, as the tonstiasiseera sad the int /ISM *bargee to resalarhe the frostier have alreedy arrived es the spa." COMMENTS UPON Tin MEDICAL EVIDENCE IN PALMER'S CASE. BY R. MORTIMER GLOVER, M.D., F.R.S.R., PITSIOIAN TO TUB ZOTAT. Pill 101IPITAL. TIN awe of Palmer is now a legitimate subject of eminent. Never, parbspe, in the history of poisoning— Monad's, se it does with extraordinary incidents—was Mere s rat of more interest, soles", indeed, we escept the trial of the Rae and Countess of Somerset, for the pram lag of Sir Thomas ()Tertiary. That dresdA.l crime formed as episode ia • dark history, sad all probability 'evolved political ensequences of the (Tweet moment. nal the clothe is an Moms individual, yet the eireusiMeases of the me, the apparent friendship between the deceased and the mused, the nature of the poison employed, the rani- Mustier of the sympt ton, and the 'append barite' of the came upon others, hays ascend the ;labile mind to the uttermost. Is eommating upon this si eme, I do not propose to bllow la the footsteps of the advocate for the crown or the mewl for the prisoner ; bat 'stint to endeavour to make phis a few matters which may ►are palsied amprofeselosal readers. The EIOTIOVe eirltem may be said to have three seatree— whence eeergy, orieneeted with the miad or the regulation of the tenettone of the binly, emanate'. These are the grey matter of the brain, the grey matter of the spinal cord, and the grey matter of the ganglia, which last We like hoots studded hen sad them Met important a pes Mcrae special functions to perform, se the moue, the kidneys, &c. All these anus" it. conneeted together by means of n 0,,.., white, conducting es it were, from Me grey matter which is masher, while the serves are Abram. New it is a remarkable hat that eli the secretions of the body are carried on in cells; and it would appear Ili it the mimes power, like other really msterral secretions, is ori sleeted by s similar organisation. In the spinal cord the white matter is emerald sad the grey "eternal : the reveres le the sae with the brain. It is Important to recol lect reference to stryohnie poi ming, that the grey matter of the cord is enveloped by s nervous sheath ing, so to speak ; aid that them morns, whether of entice or esneatioa, are composed of two handl'', au amendiag to tie bran to carry the eteasations—to be peresired and rimmed upon—or drasendieg Irma the been to carry its will to the museles ; sad the p rtion entering the grey mat ter of the spiral cord, or leaving it to the various organs Whit* any on Mond life, preforming such functions is die/ratios, for eseasple,without any rionnexion with the brain The Innen, doubtless, assist la pseforesiog various fami Cons is a manner little understood. The true chancier of the apical c ird war only lately demonstrated by Dr. Ilandiall gallon° gave the same of relies fanctioes to those which it performs. Now a poisoa like stylobate—and perhaps there is hardly one which possesses so pure and distinct an attics —has the power of paralysing all that pert of the seeress system which is the carryieg powa of the will, while it mesas te saran to the highest degree the eeeap•ibility of the spinal cord. Hem the tremadou comalsion which are described only too truly in the evidences is PaMee's ease. ♦ poison like siryokala does aot always produce death la pocieely the same way, se to the ultimate coseission ; it may kill by puelping the heart, after a spare, or by produalug suffooatioe. In the former ease the heart mig►t be found empty. Is the latter on it would be, especially oa the right side, full of blood. The flea rosialt—death—ie pro bably duet, the excessive stimulation of the grey matter of the spinal cord ramie, either the spasm of the heart, or the closure of the glottis or opening of the windpipe. Before prosodies to more general matters, it may be well to make some remarks epos the tests for Wyche's. Peohepe the mot reliable test, in addition to what are called the isoloarlairthets, Is the immediate precipitation of log asedlulike erystale wheat • solution of salphumaathe of potassium Is added to a solution of the tourists of stsychata. The ooloared tots, as they are termed, are produced by the the sdditioa of peroxide of lead, or biebtomate of poises and selpbutie acid, when • dee violet tint is obtained. The opinions of the medthal without, have varied as to the value, accuracy, aid sainateness of t►ese tests ; bat, la my opiaioe, if t►e colossi's tests produce the effects described, and the salphooyanide of potassium throw dome the tufted eryslele (as sees by the nalcsinies) directly, there is, as far m wane, has roe, no doubt of the pomace of strychais. With regard to the deueUee of the pampa la the contents of the immesh or ot►er moth matter, It is hate that the real difficulty lies is every ease of testing for pawn. When a sal:etas*, is promoted to se pare, nothing ems be seam than its deteetioe ; bat, to separate it from a mass of swims" matter, sad obtaa It se that the tam may act, is a very different affair. Ia the ease of arsenic and other metallic poisons, the missal matter is buret off, and the poises towed in the ash; bat atrychath is too Oestrus tiba by beat. It Gen, however, be dissolved out by aleohd, or ether along wit► we said. It some, however, as if Provides.* ►ad ordained that those cookies whisk are most difamit of detection chemically should be most distinct in their operation ; and unities out be more charetthristie thee the symptoms of strychnia. I agree with the modest 'tames of Dr. Taylor with regard to the eseesiseal (allure of tests, and not wit► the eoafident mortieue of the noun' men for the defense, who swear to be able tar detect the litty-thotaandth part of a irate. The symptoms in amebas poieoeleg aid use dose requisite to prove fatal do mot *theme such a very certain order ae to time and quantity. ♦am is on nand where a no was le the habitat taking gran doses of morphia for tie dolours's. By mistake the druggist gave hies strythae. He remarked at the time be took it the* it was very hitter. While welkiog slog the street afterwards he felt sumer new aloeg the back of his ley. He went by a peat* soaoyease tea village when hie betimes lay, awl returned by the sot opportunity, experiessing all the time tee same symptoms. Os Worsts= they bosun sone, i'assonipanisel by a stale of weal of power, and a sort of &mitag of the mango of the legs, whisk saes became so great, that, ea he describe" it, he bed to put his has& at the bask of his thighs in order to posh his legs atm." This was two.aad-ukall hours after swallowing the supposed mediae*. There was so little ithasisel la hie appearance, that a traced laughed at him. While showing the abet to this Irked, and heading himself, he suddenly fell, sad oa being raised fat eaemnively nervosa and 'lamed. Hie Mead saw him home. He west to bed five hours after haring tikes ant potent. He this took a similar deo, mad is ten Wastes was seised wit► violent spasms of tetanus, which recurred at intervals of a quarter of an ►our. Is thirties hours he recovered, having takes levee grass of Omahas I It is most important, is eases of this hied, that the mewl should not be enfoaaded with the invariable. As isolated nadirs in the aro dwarves attention. A .on of the vitiator om the goods of ulna of oar:halo was final. ♦t tho trial of Dosiollaa, for the poison'. of Sir Thoodeshu B nehton, by tawny laurel witar, a volume of the Philosophical Transitions, with a kJ dombrd down at a roper oe preparation of shorty laurel water, was proved to have boon in the second's posesesiom. After the able misorior is wh'eh tho Siete of this now ban bees laid Win the public., it is sot moetuary here to ester mare tato details, bet rather to hope re the copper amity aid no if soon inns. bloat to nasty c.enset be uttered from the details of this karts' eon. It is quite clear that tha mints of polemist la a ramie oso. Every mow sad that, loss dreadful revelatica like the present moms. Lett, Cupidity, ambitus, all ffad • soluble wespos. The lofty ambition of a Borgia dims iot dlodala it, sad the village permst makes isse of it to gratify some potty pumice, or Mauls, maw ignoble revenge. TM mime has increased of late years, orris& I believe, is groat part to Ma fatal liming of Arias, fee it bad bosoms almost impossible to pracon a *sovietism Is a sees of paissslsg. Bat If every fair dud be offered to the aosseal, are Ira sot to think of tho silted; of the orals. lig Ware, roe seen, ensasiag pets? yes Sally ..y legal prevision is nada foe Ike ealtiestin of medial juispnideses. It skean be keine stet Ms Ingest mom provided by the 1.. foe medial an who give menu la Uses seen le se pilnal as an to mein LLOYD% WEEKLY LONDON NEW, MOW Id DOUGLAS JERROLD. AVERAGE WA LT ClEOULATlON—lipirsrdi of MAGA • GMT TAM fee ADVERTISER& It sealslos 'SEW OOLUNER bseleg Ur VERY LATEST INTELLIOI/10114 TWOPENCE. or TkastossolDMlgss. ass Rem Amulet from LLO D. lasberrsowe. Lea6co. ST. JOHN'S HOUSE-TRAINING INSTITUTION, (Stamped id. Additional.) [T WOP EN CE. oven modes. Hues, then Is net an adequate motive fa eon to divots themselves to this special study, swept ia a fur instances when &professorship may be obtaiud. Hones, 'gala, the want of knowledge by many of inch subjects, and the diffusers' of opinion of which the late trial has afforded sub a lamentable illustration. It as never be espected that an ordinary medical man as pumas the acquiremeuts required in these eases ; and for the repressioa of Grime it is as essential that provision should be made for the Gallivan** of medical jarispradeace as for the mainteauses of judges. In support of what I have end with regard to the re muneration, ornate., non-reanuseratioa, ofmedicalwitaesses is these trials, I shall quote one or two cases with regard to which I am well qualified to speak; sad I shall include an issaident which will show how judges vary is their estimation of the vase sad function of medical encloses. It must be premised that ow one occasion Hiroo Aldermen clucked a medical witness for giving as opinion au the evidasce. The °picks was an answer to a quietism ; and why did his lordship allow the counsel to pat an improper question ? But on another occasion, when a man was tried for polearng his father by arsenic, two medical mew were brought into court, es medical men have bee. brought late court os the trial of Palmer, lot to give a/ideate, hat as ',Wise ea Ow irriaansai sod Kr. Juties Coleridge stated I. hY chugs to t►e jury that, as regarded that opinion, these medial men were the judges. He also added that one of them appeared to hays devoted himself much to inch subjects, sad that he understood that there was s alas of medical man who made a spatiality of such subjoins. He added—but this may appear too absurd—that he understood they made their living by it!—the fact being that these two judges—for judges they were to all Juliette and purposes , and the man was hanged on their °pinks—received one pikes sash for their attendance that day ! Bat I shall give another case mon flagrant still—perhaps the meat lyrist that ever occurred la this onstry, and certaialy is say other. ♦ medical man was ordered, in usordene with a con air's warrant, to ezbume the body of a man sesiected of hung bees penned twelve peen before. In ae ronaut's with this wuraat he travelled a dietaries of lisp or sixty miles, exhumed the remains, brought them to his residence, and succeeded in detecting ereenia after the Ingest interval at which it has yet been detected Is this country. As such the case is recorded is Dr. Taylr's work OA medical jurisprudence. The Coroner, from the want of other seinen, did not think proper to hold an neatest. A second husband of the same wmasa, however, had died of symptoms of arsenical ;alienist, and it was during the inquiet on him that mantel= was aroused with regard to the ant husband's death. The law is so framed that se an inquest was held on the second husband, the medical inquirer was paid the trifling fee which the law allows, via., two guineas for Merolla)g twee a distance of forty miles, and performing aa =sluts requiring great labour and some expense, and as the CYO was brought to court, the judge ordered somethiag more adequate; bat la the case in which arsenic was found after twelve years, 1 1 for travailing full fifty mils*, three days' absence from home, exhuming the remains, and a most la boriou investigation of a week, plumed slant sight and day, the investigator sever received a ['rating, not Ina his ninon. If it is worth while to have a pollee—to have judges sad lawyer', it is math w►ile to provide some &de viate endowment or inducement foe t►e cultivation of medical jurisprudence. A medical winless is not as ordinary witnees—be is an investigator. Oaths strength of his professional skill depends the value cf his testimony; ' sod as t►e labourer Is worthy of his hire, the attention of 1 1 the public is seriouly called to the importance of a subject inserted closely with the safety of property end of life. TBB FIREWORKS-TO-MORROW. The preparations for the magnificent pyrotechnic display of to-sorrow evening to which the lahabitants of the metropolis and of the neighbooriag towns and district. for miles round are losking forward with se mach interest, ars now rapidly approaching completion., sad It promises beyond all question wholly to eellpee the only inhibition of the kind, with which It can be osnapaard, and which In London commemorated s kindred event upwards of 40 years ago. The porta of the Orson and Hyde parks, from which the /reworks will be inhibited are completely inclined, in that it may be reasonably exported the spectators, will be in no dearer from standing is too close prosinity to them ; sad in the Orem park • further precaution hail been takes to prevent socideat, by opening az addi flood entrances at salient points la the enclosure, of at least 100 het la width, to facilitate the ingress and egrem of the crowd. This le • most commendable arrangemeat, became it is .!must impossible to anticipate the fall amount of the pressure on that pesticides. point; and, in the scant of nay panic or overwhelming crowd within the eselamere, the ehaaole of disaster will be greatly homed by maltiplys lug the mesas of snit. Two of these additional *atrium are cn the Pirradilly tide; one immediately in front cf Devonahiri-how, sad the other about midway be tween that paint sod Hyde-park-corai r. Two others are made la the immediate vieiaity of the Welling toa statue; one in foot of Apeley-lsoue, and another at the top of Constitution-hill. A fifth occurs at the end of the Nall, (soprani, Backlashes' Palace, arid the ressaisiag ose at the corner of Btafford•boace. The *leading, too, which fungal Piccadilly as the northers side of the esalcieure, has bees 'bend " tip e• the park side, throughout it. while length, to 'sable it to nein the eriwd that will doubtless he collected is that pan of Picca dilly. Is HyT►park additvaal eatrazion do not seem to he on account of the vastly greater eatent 1 of the eselesure, which precludes the apprehension of any mime reran, and also because the existing outlets, ups *Melte Perk-lane and oa the Knightsbridge Bide, an limadyesfileleatly austerene. Omit a/ are the kcal advantages for witnessing the epee bele whit* the houses immediately facing the Green-park end Hyde-park puffin. the owners of them is many in- Masses are mastering then still more available by the ores- Men et tesporazy balconies and booths as the roofs sod elllereommandlrg palms of view for the amommodstimi of irk families and visitors. Benches and awnings the being mostraated oa the roof sad among the shimmy-pots of Ittalt.rd house and as several other d the reebiesoee of the ithatherecy overlooking the Green-pest. The path of the Omen perk hem which the Blew/eke will proceed le situated os the Mein ground abutting upon Piccadilly sad ism. diately frontless Buckingham Palest, 90 that the view of the exhibition which her Majesty sad the Prince Consort, with !their distingaithed claws, will eonunsad will be 'thaw- Mesabi*, sad soueely less eo will it be in the Craftiest of Hyde-perk. It maim be too generally known, se it will tend to lemon the attraction of the Inhabitants to any one particular point, sad eo Mathias the Idalkolll of theideat, that the display of &seethe is the Gll4lll, Hyde, aid Vietoria-parks will be precisely similar in all respects, and that it will take place is these differeailoodities, and also as Priarese-bill, within precisely the oaths houre—aaathly, between half peat 9 and 11 o'clock in the evening. TM ealilbitio• ea Prim rose-kill will differ froth the rest, be that it will coedit almost wholly of whet are called aerial fireworks, whisk will he Roth asunerou and of a larger deseriptisa than those in **pocks, Melodies tie psrathate shell, whisk will those he displayed as Primrose-WI. Is seanetioa with the ezbibities es Primrose-hill, the essay of UN sad property seriatim seem soave to be takes of Mese fasts. Oa the south-west sale of ate hill is situated Me reservoir OW West Middlesex Company's waterworks, which is covered Is by a series of Grohs% about as acre sad • half is eatest. The arshiag, Haag °sly a brick tbbk, sot stress *Hoes to Her • moerissombest mw, such as • crowd would presoak should the people be permitted Mtn,- pass ou the waterworks Samorrow sight. In Nee of assidest serious less of life mast mese. that. being, we usderstaad. some 20 feet deptitetwater is the reservoir. Is COUS4 woos el the Sasser appleksaded, Sir P.. Mayas has requited the employmest oat spatial sonstablss to so-eperate with the regular police es hie spot in premeds( say eserosekment spot the walseweeks You the preesst sestina okay de good. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Tur.sDAT, MAT 27. Th. LORD CIAXOILLOA took his alit OR the woolsack at tho anal boar. The Earl of EOLINTON presented • petition from Glasgow, praying for the mull of the Scotch Sale of Spirits Let. The LORD CHANCELLOR read • letter from Lord Brougham, stating that he could not attend in his place, In consequence of illness, and requesting him (the Lord Chancellor) to take charge of the bills which stood in hie (Lord Brougham's) nem•. OXFORD UNIVERSITY BILL. TWe bill paw FIRE INSURANCE BILL. Lord STANLEY of ALDEELEY stored the second readiest of this bill. The Earl of MALMESSURY said that if this bill eta from his side of the house, it would be considered an inear nation of pr motion. (Hear, hear.) Lord MONTEAOLE could mot coseere hew the bill could be considered a imamate of protection, except inso much se it pratectod then . It was not a protection of inning./ interests, bat of the Kate. (neer, beer.) The Earl of DONOUGHIIO/tE esuld not ere any dlf foresee between Free& esp4al and Freneb eora. Lord STANLEY of ALDEELBY said there was so eh jostles to French sehjsot to the sme conditions se English capital. (Hear.) But it would be absusd to sub ject English capital to a duty of Se., and to exempt French capital. The Earl of MALMESBURY said tha duty could be done away with or leesenod. The bill was then reed a mood time. TROOPS IN THE COLONIES. The Earl of ELGIN moved for rotaries of direpatehes to the Goveraor and Lieutenant-Gourmet of the British North American eslantes on the military estsblishment to be maintained in them, and a ropy of the report of the commissioners emitted in 1854 tt inquire into the beet memos of otpunelog the militia of Canada, and providing so efficient and soonenties/ means of defence for the al my. He did not wish to embarrass the government by the motion ; but he thought the rumour that 10,000 troop were to be gent to Canada was likely to create an an easy ft sling is the trotted States, and induce Congress to adopt measures of precaution sad deuces that would still farther complicate the present relations of England and America. He deplored the or Mime, now gaining too much ground among us, that there us' a erotic; hostile feel ing trainee England on the part of the Americus gene rally. That enmity to England w. e felt and expressed more by foreigners, the refugees and immigrants from Great Britain, and disgr rood rather the land of their birth than that of their adoption. All the better clam of Americans were animated by kindly feel. Mrs to this country; and there never was a time when the interests of the two nations were more closely boend up together. He therefore deeply deplored the con tinuance of the enlistment controversy between the two governments. As to the questions connected with Central America, it was the interest of this country to maintain the independence of those states; but the government bad put the most restrictive interpretation on the Clsyton-Beil wee Treaty; it ineicted that the pietists to it might continue to exercise a right of protection in Central America; and be feared the arguments for so doing might be turned spinet thenneehee. Limonites to the proposed Merest. of the mili tary force in Canada, he contended that the reducton of the numb r of troop, there was not caused by the Russian war; it was the result of • policy deliberately adopted to relieve the Home Government of expense ' and, , to a certain degree, to excite a military spirit in the colonists them selves. This polity had been molt successful. He would not appse an iterate. in the military fore. in Cicada, provided there was a distinct understanding that it was for Imperial pat p net only, and not • colonial Immure, or not intended to sopped. the colonial militia. The Earl oICLARENDON—My lords, I am anion to make a few °lntention non theist:mach of the noble esrl,and they shall be few ; for I em se sensible of the Inc 'Drennan, of dim toeing then subjects at the present moment, that I shall refrain from all comments upon several of the remarks which fell from my noble friends, and which I heard with some regret. Still lam very nettles that there shell be no mistake sate the feelings of ter Majesty's government with rear ea ti the United Stine, and the policy which we hen pursued and shall °outlets to panne. (Hear, hear.) It the first place I must say, that se far ea I am penonally coneereed, and I speak also in the nun of her Majesty's governmest, I do not believe that there can be the smallest detain of our desire to maintain unimpaired the meet cordial and the meet encore relations with the United States. (Cheers.) I believe no man can be more convinced that we are that it is both our interest and our duty to remain is friendly relations with the United States; and I con con scientiously arm that nothing has bees said end nothing Ina beta done which could create a jest feeling of •rritstion nines the two countries. (Cherie.) My noble friend divided his observations into two heads—first, with refer ences to the recruiting querns; and secondly, with refer ence to Central America. With regard to the former of ih se genitors, all the proposals were made in the first instance by pen its wh t were desirous of entering into the Queen's service. We did not contemplate aceeptiog even thin offers. without paying dee respect to the rp venoment of the United S'atee; which I entirely mien it is both the duty and the teleran of this meetly to uphold. (Hon bear.) It bour duty sot to violate or infringe upon the: authority of cry giveniment ; bet we have a British it tenet in upholding the character of the United States of America. (Chem.) To =slaters the laws of the United States war the chief object of those Laetrile 'ion *hide her Majesty's government sent out; and when we sew that this could cent he carried out without danger of offending the American government—not by anything on the pert of our own ageing, but on the part of then who assumed to he oar ageott—when we sow that, we immediately relic gabbed the whole scheme. (Hear.) You lordships will en from the papers which have been laid upon the table that then is nothing which 'this government could do— which could be expected from one government to another, Or from one 4060 M :tea to another—that we have not bees reedy to do, for the purpose of snaking reparation for any offence, real or integinery, soh eh the United State. overt meet might connive we have given them. (Cheers.) Ihe last despatch that was written by myself, end that contains a ressati of the whole matter, can hardly have mashed the trailed States, gad therefore I am anxious set to say say more at present with rifeness to the ner.iiting question. As far, however, as I have bean able to ascertain whet is the impression which exists on this "object, It is that we hare offered to comply with all the demands of the United States, save only that we will not recall Mr. Crompton and the consuls, because we don't think that they have merited that ensure and that punishment. (Cheers.) We should have had no linkmen in so dosing with any agent who bad so forgotten his duty and disregarded his imarsetiees se to have violated the laws of the United States; but being convinced that our agents have mot done so, no government an expect us to take such a enures. (Cheers.) With respect to Cent-al America, your lordships know tee terms of the Clayton-Balwer treaty. I do not thick that language can be more clear than the language of that treaty was. It stipulated that there should be no tolooisetion, no se. quisition of territory, no fortification or strengthening of fortified plans that already existed. I think there can be ' no other interpretation than that it was prospective, sad that it was intended for a specific object, which warn the constructron and maintenages of a cereal without any en croachments on the part of the United States. But it wee never undeigteod that we were to give up or evacuate Hon • dam and the other plates which were in our porression at the time that the treaty wee made. It would have been im possible for a man of the great ability of Sir Henry Bulwer, to have takes upon himself to give up any British territory or rights. So far from having dose so, he made a strict prettier% ea wee acknowledged by Mr. Claytoa, that it did sot attach to Honduras. When, however, Mr. Beckman ease over to this country, I hostel for the first time that as entirely new inter; retatios had been eloped upon this treaty, and that it was no longer to be looked Si Si a pro- spective arraegiosent, but an arrangement for evacuating British territory. I beard for the first tih • that it was • ground of complaint spinet Re that we had not fulfilled the engagements of that treaty. I thick I told Mr. Bechasan that it was the lira time that I had hoard of that interpretation ; and he said that is his country there wee no doubt whatever as to his interpretation of the treety. I replied that it appeared to me the fairest plan would be, to nail la some other third power which would impartially judge and determine the question between us. I raid that we were paths:oly ready to ester into any engagement that would be satiefeatory to the United States and to the public at hone. It wag ' therefore, a matter of indifference to us what power was Galled in to givo any opinion otos the matter ; but that, hiving placed a certain Interpretation mos the treaty, we scold not admit thar,beesese we were told that another usterpretatioa had prevailed, we ought to adopt that new iaterprotatios. (Hear.) My lords, into this question I do not now wish to go any farther; bat when the subject comae to be oessldered is th• United States, and when piths opted °. is brought to bear upon it, as it is upon every eat jest In America, I am sure it will strike every ass that mar efforts have been honest and sincere. (Hoar.) I will owl gay, in topologies, that I have heard with the greatest eats from the noble earl, who is a far borer judge in this matter than I mold be myself, that in ell shoes is the UMW States there exists a meet friendly feeling towards this country. I say that beeasse, ensonerst certain publie son is this Canerem , sad amongst cereals otoial than boo been language held, and there bays bo•T sots dose, which if soy in , at . )er of t o a: lordships' home, cr say malaber of her ldo sty's government had held or done, wooed have iiosonnood by oil your logdships sad by the public of OcrREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. FIRE. wORKPI sad ILLUIIIINATIONS as tbo MA a Nas.-11P11. 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