The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-12 00:00:00

the 0011 H. Duchess - who Baker led tin Eight Han Thomas Penholder' Leigh, whose tto the sewer, sane the Mtn of *Bern Knee. Knisiews, la the oeitsty al Moat," woe eluniond A' columns yeeterday, is the eldest sentrieg on of the ... Robert Ponbirers, Ms, of the Isom Tann, burls ler-01-kw, by Margesse, Wain damibMr end co heir of the Waed Ltd" leg , at illarbeat 33•11, sonny Len t!, Yid brother of Yr. I. L. Perohortok the an ; equity dreftemea sad 0,1114011•11111, Liewohtiens. pownonor, Edwin ences, Nag., ems a Y.D. la dee et Wonhordes, Per t Mks, downier of Joba , In n Apyistaa. Kr. Posborisa Ugh was oallod Isto to NIS by the Hes. lisaisty Ideals'.-ion, or be is now • benther, sal vas sprelated in "se of " her Moiony's cesirel hersed is the in 1831 be teemed ht. flentra's se M.P. is the Ceolensilve bland, bet did sot to represent that emestiteregy jabs a sewed parhaniat. At dr pang sisetioe of Dierether, 1834, Robert Pesti whir Ismer* of elite for the first deild se M.P. tar Wpm, by • rsejority of 233 i ear the ide mentier, Mr. T. K. lardy ; rid be re-4biera widest a wallet se the sauces of Bihr AB. flogela (sew Lord 114. Lessard.) i a 1887, sad 18.1. la hanary, 1643, he ouocrodel to th• I his taelbree roes* the lat• Sir Robot Holt 114•4., of Han, Leeresidre, and, is *sm ., whit the WIN et art gatlemste• whl, eremed rumor ad semi of LORI' 1• eittille to hie ova. wady, in 1141, be bed lan sweated Alleensy-Gainsi le he Prises et Wails, and in Ida, 1141,1. v paapeled is the p.t d Chasolhe ttd Krim t the end Sea a his Read ilialinsa sal on dio mom le wee swan a make sf karlit.taree Privy ClosnelL loader la Isso he any yours ON el as won soda , at lb. Indidal Courgetes a he Privy Craned; elevation to the pane wH Is sad via de bearty apparel a tie posheion a widen he in tim& posably othie lasi area see blase known paigie in large. His this is ahead has as mall ef lyrics, mar iiiiiingiginanis whisk vile be b.. ma aloft ..id Tansy IL Lad Iliapoleeis snaoserhd ; so ha, lila nay elite Ipl parogos, in ell preatility M. arsiy-segoired loose WE die with hi. iced. tame et a very dialect day. Chevalier Bunsen. formerly Prussian minister in hss boos Salted Ie Bolin re the soorisa el the Qom Visterls ed Pets, Mort. Excellency the Belgian Minister and Madame Were let lows yealsrday amiss tor New Lod" ar Forest, • A Duke and Duchess of Northumberland have Alawiok Coeds on • tour of the USN of Cumberland Waissorelaad. Duke and Duchess of Baccleach, accompanied Charles sad the Ladle' Scott, ass everted to leave days for Drusalanrig Cottle, MD., for Use autism Marquis Camden and the Ladies Pratt have Baykal. Abbey, Imes, ter Mdswesedi Cm* is a • Viscount sad Thesantem Ys lb. Marquis and Mersehisnme D'Hantefenille, flethleou, sad the Cos* de Wsdksnky, have left the Itniaawkk Hotel Re the Cosaland. Countess of hooey and Lady Clementina bays arrived st Wiesesedes. Countess of Craven and Lady Evelyn Craven —••• Cosa es Ileasiley, IS a vWI to Faros Castes 'alders% se Nosehra Pen, Oast. The sable earl, the Ceuraftwi Decrees of Craves and Viscount Aastss, go to-sorrow to Aalidowa Park, BIAS. Viscount and Vieceunnes Goderich are gone on a castimaiel Mgr, dud are sot Maly to retora to Eagles! adi Oisashor. Vies:lent and Visoounteas Barrington arrived in wa yesholey Ikon &ohs* Hoes, Hooka. They me leave tianolay, is a Silt to Press Ocuaties Weklestas, Harcenrt, M.P., et Nasals. Pet, Oxos _ Camp bell and Lady Stratkadan and the Mbar Campbell lave Shwa ap thav resides, at Hen • setae sal hosed id's seat Is Berwickatdre, the less seeds. mad Lady Dmelersaline have returned to the eases the while lord hes reensiod kb eligismtle , Kbalebor Pleralpelaudiry. Right Hoe. BWaey Herbert, M.P., and Mrs. it mast impeded to Mau erect their tsar in Ger teem tb ers week of ant eats. Bight Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., and Mrs. • are slaying at wards Castle, Pliateklits IS • Stephen Otyaae. wiltim ead Lea, lolliffe sad the Mime • ha Sews resOwlim evening ter Hades Bow, Editabg. Ise Meg Hew *pimp Waipale purposes visit . 4 base arty hi Owsisr, whoa Iss will be the port of it. 1114. 4 e55, leq., M.P., 61 Daft& °did is at present staying with Lord • NA Noble Renee, lb krialep's fas esettish east, IMP Ns She isref7l44lol EXPRESS, THURSDAY yyppn party of Meembese of T OPLIm t unana;rho sailed last week in the Fera to %whom, the seams they entertain of th e lihseahty of the Directors of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, in placing at their disposal, on such a memorable occasion, that telltinitlernt steam ship, which attracted admiration Nos all who saw her in the French waters. There was bat one feeling of satisfaction throughout the party at the complete comfort of the ship's arrange ments and accommodation, and the courteous and cordial attentioos of Captain Jamieson and every other officer of the Pere. I beg, therefore, that you will convey this—l fear —imperfect expression of the feelings of that distin 'Mailed party to the Directors and Proprietary of the vessel with which so many plesaant and enduring recollections ars henceforth associated in the minds of those on whose behalf 1 haws the honour to sub scribe myself, Sir, year vary faithful servant, R. A. GUSSET, Deputy Serjeant at Anna. The Secretary of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company. I , 1 2 '"..... THE E. .. =,.....5..-. - ••••.•• .. . HI DAILY mimes Inie'DON MORNING t Wten an Indian subject has bean wror,ged. k . is slspool. ill. for the Privy Council to grant him ; if a issthe i t la st e rnitee we earawie, with , ° g Wale. ~. it . clergyman engage' in 'Aigrette wish Dish° • w ww we n. m warr i s w e ' ll w ee e lr ae *a all =in is for the Privy Council to sett if; war l orainwit ft 641 0 -- erwin mineter wee to sa whi. a ship is captured, it is f ta;1 0 ..v••• gi lli s ter were is anuatha sy see ner t ez l the principle. hie. i • i th : 11 Tee% the ' 1 * 1M w .' Arir 1 , 5 ,1% 66 detenni y nationof the w i Nor is this all. Not r is • mow. to _ _ . is it. necemary,fris • Judge of that tribunal to i Ipum . that oweschsystein d ok be law by itself; it is also neoes- be about able to nae . discordant a".. 41 n erve, 41belbekartir s peinciples, and to solve these Micah problems L. to b. In 'mass .II Ipso er sass which arise in what is called a mai& of laws. n !se Peke ' ' he es = elit 'l emeee te a The crests of the last few ears have given e r e ser=seres. 14 si tor !m.o. NMI y . ample mope for the jai isdicitioa of the Peg , • Oramoil. The disputes arising oat of the Geolthea lir be 11, ilelp rli 0 S ee and Belgravian controversies ; the prize quintiles arising out of the Baltic blockade and the Reniths' TO 091.11.3ffiffO1tDE1RS. war, have required for their settleuseat the reeat.be I wo eaall oa ' sev ee eue te a se. meas amine ree "Ma lbaraminetoo Deeellw PIM street impartiality , the c l earest j u d gment, se ogee esmetheBo as esememse. sad the most accurate knowledge of law. In the discussion of these questions while in course Two Ovum% tETINIS f'oll welt,- Lae v- 1161+0144.111 of arPastati and in the preparation of the written Cr roma. wren Iln. lt ina.-eenatkatioentt opisione in whisk the advice of the Council has been tendered to her MaJZITT, Lord KINOIDOWN 1 WOO wAres As 1111112061 BRIDOI. has taken the meet peemineat part. It is, we have ) iresel l ir-t= ket r..:..=.= t l et• good name to haw, the universal opinion, that no universal n LONDON. 171UIRSDAY, AUGUST 11. aeries otjudgmen - ts ever women) satis- faction. Indeed, unless it be in the decisions of ---....-- Lord Ileowirm., or in those of the Supreme Court et SPORT= INTELLIGENCE. the United Bates, it woald be difficult to find a —.... more splendid monument of judicial ability than • OFECIAL EDITION of the m EXPRENS: exists in the Privy Council Reports during the m u tt( t h e rem it s Of the day's Beam is pub- time of Mr. Pansurrom Luau. It would be well 1 , Inked every evening during the Sporting Soma, et if the same thing meld be said of the ootemparanseue sit ' , clock. agonises al the House of Lords. If that snomelous Whom' I. to be maintained, it ought at all events La who will grumble at the Cherbourg Gabes- to be aide as effitimit as possible, and certainly no ties, and criticise its details, the people of England better mama mold be devised for this purpose than have reason to regard it in certain of its aspects with by advancing Mr. Plitlition 1,8•10 n to the seams sod enserfol satisfaction. We may or may peerage. He is still in the rigour of his powers. set think it ehildih to are away money in the shape There is no abler lawyer now living. The country i ll . of powder at the Cherbourg rate. We may or may his reason to congratulate itself that this eminent not think the noise and smoke more of a nuisance man has consented to accept the honour which Lord 0 than a delight. We may or may not sympathise Denny his had the good sense to offer him. with the pursuers of plasm" under difficulties when they tell us of heat and presume, hunger and fatigue. All those suttees are trifles in comparison with the taw etourt. real interest of the English in the transactions of . last week. The reagtion given to the Royal family The Queen anchored in the Scheldt at 8.30 in the sad the Minister' by the French Court, and the evening of the 10th, sod at Astir*" at 8.30 upon the mons. greetings accorded to the Qosin, are at coos a re. kg e I lie llth, shoe a wry AM p'''age. i ward and an admonition to every true Briton who lady •••• Mail 1) •••• 1 is fa "Wag on the Duchess her a v vi Brunt, who I of Lest, d/Override, fastest el Lady Augusta did his duty last 'winter. Without bu il di ng t oo mus k le mewed hi peels by the sewn wow atter swam. on the Chorine:lt tkalmetratiow as a limaint•• •• Mier esoris e. Worthy will masts cm ide to 1 security in toy way to the alliance, we are safe in R oya l Ho ak , d a d a( hr a na l ithrbaew„tay In saying that oar position lest week was a proud tloolland. ono—thanks to the true old Hagfish spirit manifested by the people six months ago. We have retrieved L sir J 02 U 2 . ._ . .._ 13 ° R PT" hat a 'aka . "' with &a H. But.,, • . Coloael licedereon, tient Mensoures, had our position as to our independence and self-govers- l ee ee i 7 e 7 ret - e z with the riot mamma , amok at the meat : we have taught oar neighbours, and through Coleman. I them all the world, the point beyond w hi c h we will Depatebas were met from the Colonial-cam yesterday to yield wellies, and will permit no interference : we the Governer of Bouts Australia. 1 0 have preserved the sanctuary of our hospitality for strangers who need such a shelter : we have resisted foreign dictation in regard to our THE NEW LORD EINGSDOWN. law-making ' and the eleeit ia—not war, The Right Hoe. Thomas Pemberton Leigh, whose but an anxious sad cordial invitation to m me m, / the puns. , kik, lee g i b e t it Bra m o p. peace. This is a molt which should 3108 down,cf Niegsitnt, h tae oreav of Neat," was ohroniolnd 1 1 I only cause satisfaction and thankfulness, but instruct in our column yeeterday, is ths eldest servilleg ins ed the us bow to proceed in every cue of the same sort that let, RANO Pentieuln, Ist, • i toss bass roof* asnia- , 1 maj arise. A few months ago we were in danger lit - st - lavt, bff WwilwW. Wed Kullui lad 00 ha of the of the worst humiliation, from the unpatriotic bearing Isle Edward l ' at i b ' Ba t' at M a*. Han ' ' weal ' Lee- , end brother of Mr. I. Leigh Pmakersee, the emi- of the late Ministry ; and when that peril was over- emt eq 'bey indtssia sad ememeeem eit g eemeeee. come, by a very questionable substitution of a w e pub ilh A b ir , ad i p aN d p ege b eetes , B ow , sou' a Km. be 1 Cabinet, we still bad much to bear in the way of proolins at Wirelesses, end amethil Ma dosslde. of Jobs menace, encrosehmest, inmate', requirenseets, and Lyon, BK., of atesdeson. Kr. Pelatmeten Lib was called inj arises mierepresentation. Happily, the old 1 ° the bar at 1818 by the Be.. 'caddy .1 Idatida'a-inn, 01 wkkat be le now a bendier , eel us English spirit lived in the heart of the nation se ' aliPlawd. In 18211 one of "her Wimp esseed hersed La the 'len" •• over, and. the octunw b eing s trong low.- In 1881 be eaten. tae . blegfess's as M.P. enough to call it forth, it affirmed the principle and o x R ye . tit o t , e c okeem o,,, w ima, b ed did not sustained the temper Of our eoastitutional liberties, n ee nt aos to eepreeme th e & m o mm eese y aw n a mo w and wen the day. The effect was men in the ramp- parliment. At the emend alesties of December, 1834, I tem of the English tai Cherbourg. We did not hub' rile Retell Pun lOW ammo of din toe the flat peen Cheerios', or Alien Bills, new eoulsenn alma, la was cleated as Y.P. for Ripen, by a aa ai aala l 131131.06. Mr 13'y publishes' and peasphleture t of 233 to 126 our th e. id s o mmater, Mr. T. K. tharaley ; sad be erse re.teseen a egoism as the 'dimes of thr and we remain masters of the 'Mastitis ; that is gi me s B. e v e n t om r a g ea L evees * i n Ism, and —for we have se ether aim than Way as own, side Is MI. la Innuary, 1641, he succeeded to the 1 that we way speed ear lives in ow ova way, we ahem ef his mm's ore* the law Slr Robes Holt law assorted mar will to unser one albite is oar Wilk BIM, a Ellahf Hall, lutosairtb end, is 40M' I own ko bi oo t and vs a i d mu m. nrceribed me. prime with the /rev 4 that soademaa's will, assumed the entanne end elms el Leigh la ellithe to his own. oordiegly. Thee ma be se amid that we have Akkay, wady, k W it ha bad been mai" : the sympathy or evei7 trailleerbd Prgielmsa I. hum' may ' b b I N, pa,. at w e t., sa d k m eg , this. We simaid have kit math sad gained am ggs, be eas preseeted le lo peat ef Obameenee oma Keeper thing by letting the Tehmersten-Cleatewies Cabinet Of the unmet Sesi toMs loyal Ilkibes* sad el he same gnawer f or as, or yield ap anythin g i n our date wee went a amble Of kw Ileitesfs Peery Deem& oak , ; and i n payset k a to the lowering dewy flle Issildp has hes he may yens us Of the wet sales membes Of the. Jellaba Coureftne at Be Pithy thensil; neighbours' respect for us would ha v e b een th e incresee of danger to the peace. E v mit W eitweilan to the pewee will be hailed willi the ow- erybody, on skied batty „road of ike pekkak k truth he ba. both sides the Channel, knows sad dish now that pe ep thee& possibly oth ic legal emu ere b l as e knows the thing is done, the point settled, is which the be the pabbe at hare. His this is minted hem the smell chances of peace or war really and primarily hung ; Per 01 EWS•••••• 11 " r ami•SIO/00 , 4111 'NW* ire bas and it seems imponible that the crisis can recur, is .. 11 " e s___,.. e h e lw e la cab eeihd TwaNg IL Lad Whillamr• Ise KM, lie may ether IN any form, for a long time to ere. It is known that pata = .. asky a k orotrome i n a k kok a l dir esese ' a i t a a t : L a . there is no me in tampering with the Administration etti e—coo /ea et a veq as lant s ay . of the day, or is nibbling at ear logialatioe, for the con venieree of anybody who chooses to run the risk of dangorens methods of government. It is found that Chevalier Bunsen. formerly Prussian minister in the easy-going people of England are always alert Londe., Ma be. Wylie' i• 3 • 11 • °'• the •••••• of and alive on these matt ers , and th e a tt empt to vi it of Qum Video% Ind Feb., Albert. ma w e with, en s p er h aps even to b e ll y, m, w i ll not His Excellency the Belgian Minister and Madame I , be made again in our time. We simply stood oar Vaa is W y a r la la *aani 7.481467 arasia • tar New Lag.' Illw aad ; and "w we en left in honoured Pawaaalaaa of it. The Duke and Dticheri of Northumberland have . to Alawtok Castle on a tour of the lakes of Cumberhod mil Weetmoreleed. Twit Right Renewable THOMAS PLS. REIMS The Duke and Duchess of Bacelesch, accompanied I Lame has been 'wetted Baron XING iDOWN. by Lard Cherie sad the Ladles Boar, see upected to leers . 1 It is wail knewa that when Lord Dann be a few days for Diunnanrig Cootie, N. 8., he Use crams. i accepted office, he offered the seals to this The Marquis Camden and the Ladies Pratt have distiagaislied man, bat the oiler was declined, ha Mayhem Abbey, lumen, he KessereeK Castle, out a . . • Pew UM have had the courage to retect so visit to Vecoont mid Theensises Yaboosils. splendid a prise and no doubt the public have The Marquis and Merairesse D'Hautefeeille, been the maws by his decision. Fortunately, Count Saa z i l aa ib d r tha the Cal " . iradkank7 ' hays lath. C.wlbstß• however, he boa been prevailed upon to accept a The c outimee a h aw and Lady clementine i Peerage, so that henceforth his great abilities and wow , bare e „ fied et w hiheihm t .' pre-eminent legal knowledge will be allowed that The Countess of Craven and Lady Evelyn Craven influence to which they are justly entitled. Far will Yale lure es 661111111,,a a Vila eo Femme Comatose some years past the country Imx had the ed. Welletwave, el Neashese Perk, OWILL The aebis earl, vantage of Lord BLeOIIIDOWN'II promo, la web Be CAW". Durum of Cravat and Viscount ifi the J atheist Committee a tee Privy OeitneiL U 1 1•1 1 ,••• go 1 " 4 ""r be Lthdowil Park, Bests. Bitting in that tribunal, he sustained, and if poen i de Venom' t and Viscountess Ooderich are gone an a increases, the b r illi ant repstat i oa wide/ be had coadomial leer, arid WI not likely to rotors to Busload 61 Oalalmr. 1 I rained as a law "' s the Cmrte a BeleitY* With am and r teas B tastes' arrived La' out that narrow technicality which characterised his km , p her D ee t o m um" H Beam will leave great rival Lord ST. L 1101•11.08, he exhibited an ea eimaiday, se • eidt to hews Owinessi weidelielvei amount of noel beewthip, a pewee et greeping eel Mr. Bereourt. M.P., st Nosehess Pet, Oxon. legal principles, aad a clear vigour of diction which Lord Camp bell and Lady Stretkedsn and the place him is the ranks of the first English Judges Eon. Mau Beatlfaell bays tubes II Aar redder' at H. who have veer aderood the been. The eases brought 1 •111W4 the * 204 0 • 1 homed kora seat In Illwititlhim before the Privy Conseil require something more 1661 aftar till. ke g Taimthe * theit a k now l e d ge ei g mire maiikip,i law. Neither Lewd and Lady Dasfenaline have returned to the " Coke upon Littlethe,* nor the decisions of Lord Ha n s v i r e. iba sous ha hal mama al dtSealle I ELDON, will MVO the purpose cif a judged that deb Th e Ri je ka Hon, m mi a...ay y. Herbert, M.P.. and Mrs. tribunal. The 'edictal Committee is the Court of eb aket --- ' — ka am akaata ik -- ; ataaa trak /de esee te Gee . Appeal from every quarter of the globe, and rightly may ban the Orel week of next mos& to determine the appeals that cone before thou The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., and Mrs. reviews a knowledge of almost every maim et law Oleasem ere maybe as Bawatdos Cagle, Pi't'hs, se • I 1 whisk prevails Ittrougheat the derailed world. The rule to Be •••f••• 08 ,•••• Sir William and L a dy l o lliff e an d t h e Mi mes Judge who attempts to crappie with this gnestiene Vlnlested there sum b e more th an stashaind lawyer. Jelhis' he *VS raft*/ evening ham Mathoca Bow% He mint be pretouncily versed is the principles which age RAW*. Be fa the net of all km; lis shalt, he must be • e. meet Ha& Spasm. Wairde pergesse Asia. seised& j oist . Th e law of the moues and the Ma t ,.. e Lagoa sty aOehlerms, Nu, OLP., se Mike& , when he caulbe he gust of E. lesemesm, the civil law et the Isaassias la lmfr M. Otizet is at present staying with Lord tiawall, wwd edothad. Kid maritime law, mutt all ea 6 read - - 4 -.. et Beide Nosse.hk kriteldn's Us &MU& met, uudaveteed sod appi„c• i I mid AIM as es i5a7 1 4"1• 1 411% l i II A \ - ,103 T I E N : SE i ggit i NNlS . 0 . TH - I *, 1 , The fo g letter : • "MO li. ow tof public ki ' ..„ : •la late ' by Dine.. ' • en and Otieital Company. ~. ROUSE OF COMMONS, Aro. T 10, 1868. Stio..-It affords me great plummy to exprees ti t stet the request of the large Fart of Meatless a PRIP4TZ MADHOUSE& TO TB II No. I. or ?111 PIMA. GENTLINIA—On Friday last a tale wee brought to me that a ease prisoner had escaped trona private madhouse, bad just bellied sa attempt to recapture him by violent entry into a dwellierkease, and was now hiding in the suburbs. The case was grave ; the motives alleged for his iacarceratioa were sinister; but the interpreters were women, and consequently partisans, and some, though not all, the parties concerned on the other side bear a fair character. Humanity said, "Look into the case." Prudence said, "Look at it on 'both sides." I insisted, therefore, on a personal interview with Mr. —. This was (+wooded, and we spent two hours together, all which time I was of course testing hie mind to the best of my ability. I found him a young gentleman of a healthy com plexion, manner cif, but not what one would call excited. I noticed, however, that he liked to fidget string and other trifles between his finger and thumb at times. He told me his history for some years past, specifying the dates of several events; he also let me know be had been subject for two years to fits, which he described to me in fall. I reseguised the character of these fits. His conversed's woo sober and reasonable. But had I touched the ex citing theme ? We all know there is a elssolitipsd men who are sober and sensible till the sae hiss chord is struck.' I came, therefore, to dist deludes which was the original ground of —'s ineareers tino—his notion that certain of his relations are keeping money from him that la his due. This was the substance of his hallucination se he revealed it to me. Hu father was member of a firm with his uncle and others. Shortly before his death his father made a will leaving him certain =ties, the interest of 5,0001., and, should he t i n!. twenty-fonr, the principal of ditto, and dle reversion, after his mother's death, of another afesiderable atm. Early last year he began to ironic. why the prin cipal due to him was not paid. His uncle then told him there were no assets to hie father's reedit, and never had been. On this, he admits, he wrote " abominably passionate" letters, and demanded to inspect the books. This was refused him, but a balance-sheet was sent him, which was no evidence to his mind, and did not bear the test of addition, being 40,0001. out on the evidence of its own figures. This was his tale, which might be all bosh for aught I could tell. Not being clever enough to distinguish truth from fancy by divination, I took cab, and off to Doctors' Commons, determined to bring some of the above to book. Well, gentlemen, I found the will, and I dis covered that my maniac has understated the interest he takes under it. I also find, as he told me I should, his uncle's name down as one of the Witnesses to the will. Item, I made a little private discovery of my own, viz., that is residuary legatee, subject to his mother's life interest, and that all his interest ander the will goes to five rebating"' of the genera tion above him should be die intestate. I now came to this oonelosino which I think you will share with me, that —'s delusion may or may net be an error, but cannot be an hallucination, since it is simply . good logic founded on attested facts. For aswhich a& lies the balance of credibility ? The father makes a solemn statement that he has thou sands of pounds to bequeath. The uncle assent" in writing while the father is alive, bat gives the father and himself the lie when the father is no longer on earth to contradict him. They say in law, "Allegan contraria non set audiendos." Being now satisfied that the soi-disant delusion might be error but could not be aberration of jag meat, I subjected him to a new elms of proofs. I seed him if he would face medical men of real sminmatm and not in league with madhouse doctors. "Hs would with pleasure. It was his desire." We went fleet to Dr. Dicksoo, who has great experience, and has effeeted some remarkable curet of mania. Dr. Dickies, as may well be supposed, did not take ae many emeeds as I had taken boars. He laughed ' to morn the very notion that the man was mad. "He ie as sane as we are," said Dr. Dickson. From Bolton-street we all three go to Dr. Ruttledge, Hanover-square, and, on the reed, Dr. Dickson and I agree to apply a Met to Dr. Res , Dr. which it would have been on many accounts unwise to apply to a man of ordinary skill. Dr. Dickson introdooed and me thus:—" One of thee. is Masse, 'aid to be. Which is it?" Dr. Rnttledgs took the problem mighty coolly, sat down by me first, with an eye like a diamond : it went slap into my marrow-bone. Asked me catching questions, touched my wrist, saw my tongue, and said quietly, " This one is sane." Then he went and eat down by . enti drove an eye into him, asked hiss catch's& ques tions, made him tell him is order all he had done atom Raven delude, felt pulse, saw tongue: " This one is sane too." Dr. Dickson then left the roomette, telling him what was —'s supposed delusion, and begged him to examine him upon it. The examination lasted nearly half as hour, during which related the circumstances of his mis understanding, his capture, and his escape, with some minuteness. The result of all this was a certificate of sanity; copy of which I subjoin. The original can be seen at my house by any lady or 'agleam& connected with literature or the press : sof a We milli that we have this day, bah aoejoistly aid , s eemed Yr. sad we lad him to be is shay et amid said, sag labeerlei mailer as &- Wm . Illereover tee eatmeele a very mime& =ISO the said Yr. bee et so mobil of his hi trier leerily. He boa eocealeasily had egGspdo Ite. (Bleed) Jetta* Romano; M.D. 8. Dtcesox, 111 D. 19, Geergerelnet, Hanover-square, Awe< 9, 1868. This man, whose word I have no reason to doubt, my. the keeper of the madhouse told him he should severs* out of it. This, if true, implies the absence of all intention to cure him. He was a enstomer, not a patient : he was not in a hospital, but in a pol, condemned to imprisonment for lib, &sentence so awful that no English judge has ever yet had the heart to pronounce it upon a felon. is ea erlAaa• The law is too silly, and one-sided, and slow, to protect him against the prompt and daring m en w h o are ems now hunting him. Bat while those friends the God of the fatherless has raised him concert his defence, you can aid justice greatly by letting day light in. I will explain why this is in my next.— ' I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, ' CHARLES RRADE. Gerriek Club, August 10. • She Void r , Was dot Lard Inklas, dv seessii, was therembly brad 4 ir gni bow by • point at this oho, wbot * it armailbre, spasil by moiling Massif to the met is Om Ow saki& manvAi 4 .G, ATTGUST ETELLIG ". • IS MAJESTY • D 1 SELDOM?. The following telegram, front Lord 1 has been received at the Foreign-Ake : oHsls i . irs, 614 ili d e .' e August 11, lAD mm. CA:wort, arid suite just ern.' etT-iiii the iheirsgesof Hotel, Dusseldorf. CALCUTTA ANI) QM/41A MAILS. We have been rammed by the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigable Company with the fol lowing telegram, received by them this morning from Marseilles : . 4 The steam-ship Bazine, with the Wendt* and China mails, arrived at Marseilles at 6 o'clock this morning. " The mails leave for London at 10 o'clock. " The ship will probably be in quarantine until to-morrow evening." Papers from Calcutta to the Srd of July have been received via Trieste. The following is their latest intelligenee " Service Message' from G. F. Edmondatone, Esq., dated Allahabsd, Seth June, 13.3_1p.m. "We have the following information from Agra, dated 26th June. The party of fugitive rebels trom Gwalior, who crossed the Chumbul, have been Lugely joined by the other fugitives at Snwmuttia, 30 miles west of Dholepore, and, from an informa tion just reoeived, hem moved to Maklespore. It is supposed they are making for hyper., but their movements on the next stage will indicate whether they are bound for Bhnrtpore or Jeypore. They have no gnus, but have 17 elephants, and are about 7,000 horse and foot. Captain Orr moved on the 26th towards Goonah. Order re-established in Oiralior.n " Service Message from G. F. Edmondetone, Esq., dated Allahabad, June 27, 10.16 p.m. " The following telegram, of to-day's date, has just been received from Agra : " ' The whole of the rebels from Owalior reached Hindown during the 24th inst., and by morning of the 26th their number, with camp follower,, was estimated at 16,000. It appears that they have a few zamboornas on elephants. They appear to be divided in opinion as to going to Bhurtpore or Jeypore. Captain Eden writes that the first in- telligence of the movements of the rebels caused great alarm, that this had since subsided. Captain Nixon keeps a stout heart at Bhurtpore. Brigadier Shower, marched for Euttehpore Sickree last night with a small force, which will be increased as de tachments sent to Dholepore, now returning to Agra, can come to Futtehpore Bickree.' " CHINA. Papers from Hong Bong, of June 22, give news from the Peiho of the 9th. No opposition was met by our gun-boats on the route to Tientsien from those forts at the mouth of the Peiho whose capture was re ported in our last summary. On the 29th of May, both the Earl of Elgin and Baron Oros, with their suites, took up their quarters in the vicinity of the city. Soon afterwards intimation was received of the appointment of To-ming-ah, a general of the Mancbou banner, as Special High Commissioner. On the 6th of June the Earl of Elgin had him first interview with his rzoellency—the Baron Gros meeting him in similar state the day fol lowing. It is presumed that the business of these meetings was entirely formal, and, failing prompt compliance with our demands, the Ambassadors are prepared to declare war. " Without such declaration of war, says the Prised of Chime, " we see no feasible means of bringing matters to a proper fooling." In the south of China the news of actual hostilities at the north appeared to be the signal to societies banded for annoyance of the barbarian to proceed to actual operations. The papers contain details of the capture and decapitation of several Enropeans, the murder of Sepoys and police on duty, and attempts at incen diarism. "No person feels safe; and one of two things most shortly be performed ; either we must entrench the foreign quarter at Henan in such a manner that foreigners may sleep o' nights, or vacate ►he place altogether." THE BOMBAY MAIL. (PT =acme inizaszari.) (rsom ova owls oolastroirowirr.) SOUTHAMPTON, TIONSDAT. The steam-chip Sultan, the were:clays dee,:with the poition of the Bombay mails, ii:okow in sight. ARRIVAL OF TRH (sr airtime Ass men auoirsnc Timpeisra.l (runt Ova Oe's oomeloinuarr.) LIVERPOOL, THOIRODAT. The steamer Kangaroo has arrived. On the 29th of July she passed the steamship Jars going in to New York, and on the 31st passed a large steamer bound west, supposed to be the Vanderbilt. THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE. 111111111 AID maw XAONITII Tiliourz.) VALINTIA, WIDNIODAT Evimiro. Biguab are eamtantly hiterehangsd along this sable, and it is expected that the instswasents tutsa out to Newfoandland by the Gorgon "al elm* be so adjusted as to be able to communicate. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Avever The King's two pbytisian Drs. Orin& sad Elohcenlein, who ban ben with him daring the what time of bin residimoe at Tegernem, bra ban dismisiod• Dr. aster, of Domeldorf, Is appointed to mead them. It is append that the aka of the two haw disease not Wig defllimbie . to the Qua. she las galled in a physisisa who sits hopes will Wok batter of his Majesty% health than they did. There seams to be no doubt that the Lies malady is inserable and the solltening of the brain programa. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. plat[ OM OWN 00111MIPONDICR4 PASTS, Wanunsail syssum. The Bowes opened with extraordiaary animation. Several speoulatore who were in the country have bees attreetad to Parts by the news of the upward tendeney exhibited daring the last few days. The public are also buying. The Bonne rose to 69fr. 30a., which was an advance of Me. upon the Improve meat Wised yesterday; towards the dome of bag men, however, there cram a midge and Agent re action, both in the Rents and almost all other securities--a reaction for which no particular reams was suggested. The Res*, for amount, dropped ri 49h. soo. I day of ordyl same, the m quoted at 69fr. to ; Ibc., closing with a rise on cash, the last price Ikau k. Mobilier, after having dropped to 686 fr., closing arise ofiriffiii. 800. The railways left off 10fr, to lbfr. lower than the highest prices of ie day, and dosed rather lower than yesterday. There are no telegrams from Brest. Although the Emperor's progress in Brittany will have a great local interest, the Parisian pablie do not feel any thing like the Nam curiosity to have news about it as they did with regard to the meeting of the Sovereigns at Cherbourg. It is probable that we shall have no early intelligence of their Majesties' tour in the western provinces beyond what is given by the Nemirow. A letter states that during the voyage from Cherbourg to Brest, Admiral Romain Deatosses signalled from the mast-head of the Bretagne, that he had, at the request of the Empress; granted a general amnesty for all offences in the fleet. The Emperor signed a decree on board the Bretagne, augmenting the pay of several classes of warrant officers. The Emperor in anticipation of his arrival at Lorient has ordered tLat the port shall be thoroughly cleansed. The machinery which was employed at Toolon on a similar occasion will be used for this purpose• A new detachment of 500 convicts ham just been sent from Brest to Guyana. There now only remain 1,000 convicts in the eapu of that place, and it is believed that they will be all sent away before the end of the year. The Duke of Malakoff has arrived in Faris from Brest on his way to London. The Memiteur de l'Artnie °middies the Queen's presenoe at Cherbourg as a protest against " odious declamations," and describes the meeting of the two monarchs as the solemn promulgation of the force and sincerity of the alliance between the two most powerful nations of the world—" an alliance baited upon the high esteem, the profound and mutual affection between the two sovereigns." I must ob serve that this personal feeling of the French Em peror and the Queen of England, supposing it to exist to the extent alleged, is not, and cannot be the true heals of any alliance between the two nations. That, as more business-like journals than the Moni tewr de r Armie have remarked, can only be 'founded upon the interest, and good sense of the French and English people. It is, how ever, to be noticed that this military organ uses the ' term " alliance," the absence of which from the speeches both of the Emperor and Prince Albert is dwelt upon by the Independence Beige as a symptom of coolness. The Countess of Montijo has left Peril, to return to Madrid. I learn that the Montenegro Boundary Com mission hu nearly completed its labours, and hu unanimously selected the French Cessmisssa7, Cap tain de Gelis, of the staff, to prepare the new map of the frontiers. THE MOSCOW STUDENTS AND THE POLICE. It will be recollected that some time ago a rather serious conflict took place between the students of the Moscow University and the pollee force, with regard to which the former lodged a complaint against the latter. In consequence of a special com mand of the Emperor, a judicial inquiry was insti tuted, and the judgments, approved by the Emperor himself, were published on the 30th of July. The sentences are as follows : District-Lieutenant College-Secretary Simonow, for imprudent oondact towards the students, and in stigating the lower ranks of the police force and other persona against the students, and, moreover, for fuse denunciation to his superiors, and conceal ment of the real facts of the case—condemned to lose his title, rank, and privileges, and to be de graded to the mak of a common soldier. District Inspector Titular Councillor Mott sow, for negligence, wrong acting, and concealing of unlaw ful deeds of the mud Simonow— condemned to be dis missed from the service for ever. Supervisor Court-Councillor Zwiteniew, for negli genoe in the service—condemned to be dismissed from the service for ever. The Ph, ankh Court-Councillor Litiejsw, for giving an untrue mildest° on the state of health of the students and a police- officer—to be dismissed from the service. Such an example of justice by the Emperor which I fell like a thunderbolt on the heads of the overhear- I ing caste of polioeetioers, who in Auntie belong to the moat deeply lasted and despised clam of all 4°' l vernment expkyls, has made an excellent im upon all classes of society ; they hope that for lays of arbitrary police rule Sr. game for ever, and that the reign of law and justice has begun. paying a dividend at the prrent moment and carryin g f or _ war a =alter balance. "It is true that the current half-year la always the beet la point of booms, and, as such, cannot fall to provide t h e means of paying a dividend, even irrespective of the balance; bat the &motors have reason to know that many proprietors contour in the view that the coarse so recommended will be conducive to the stability sad farms welfare of the company, "Boras redaction In the interest upon luaus bas already brat ellralled,mtagpras ima the sooonnts ; and the d freak(' will penmen in every aloes to avail themselves of the im prove:l mate of the money market for e farther saving in that shrp. The capital expenditure of the company may now be comiderat re be pramicelly sifted, as was explained imp fully I. the peeptiettare at the last meeting. The meanie for that expenditure show that, ultus same of the contending balances have been paid during rag kelhymr, the rams already received for the sale of surplus have esme property, sad payments by ded the for e i ztion of share s about 29,0001. in other mamma l . o ln pareasass ea arrangement which wee notified at the htly pawl essettag tn February, Na directon immeMa praseded, under the promise they had give; to make masanies for the admission of three new direotati into the board; when rases bed been rramumended by pro pelotas kr elealion, as wane to undertake the duties of that odes. "Mr. Beamal Baker al Therasrove, Worcester ; Mr. Bond J. Brown, of anmortst ; sad Mr. Bdirard Lemming, of Rithiestod, being duly paraded. were nossennatly appmated in the piens ' of the Right Ras. Spencer H. WalpMe,M.P.; the Bon. Robert wider M.P. • sad Mr. Mk:bal. Oswalt, who resigned their seen to ad mit tram into an board of management." GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY, The directors of this company have just issued thar hati•yearly report. It gives the Solkaring sonnoarp cd meltes and working expensed, as dedoeed ban the ramose enstamesta of the Great Western Is !DMA to the pro prietors he • cousins form the ees sa d We two awn. speeding periods in thereat 1867 aid 1868. The number duals. of railway opened I. 1867 was 467, and In 1868, 446. loollOt to Ants r 0.1007. To Jaw SO. ISM taiteion• meg• ea ••••• • • • Ist ANlLl is j ?tomb ..... SP Other moon or roratoo lhoosoot to Jose St 1611. ISt Jae* mum Itolatossoto et try 1.,11i MUM Locomotive deporttoort 47 =g a =t ..... mAir , Ootorrooot dot, and Mot 7---110.1211 et ... • lOW ene,eie The redee twits* As The*mtby them yeldoth aa M i r t i al i : OM el teas mid& hme high_ 41.7 leaw aslile 99" " nal ar.rned " Fempooy ezenyead &OM porsry east ine a.e ll e vsbis iet z:=4=l2ol 6 mewed la : " Meet bossinst NM alma 1161101 . 14 8=17 tbee, Mhos. the seethathe d the IMO Ilinte= Mel mem hem.. thank .the Arm thrtealle etheeleg • mem IlrsHrsstritsteM thi meth* aspowes ad thentillath, ththeMber M ern Om 18,4274 to % The eteemdee 4' hothdelh • e nem end import beds tbs emery Ire bon kagir sy zwer,' with ream three is the 'Nathan' Mea th ell Mere miry de earipeha at milk h owe illitibeint ayes the enneirelel sad ledeselmi dome thee It the with at Mika& The frlllai ell la the eystembi recetyn mows ths two' Shrewsbury limo den% Mai IM penal, es. ems 18,1814 Mile the MAN( Miteehteg emethei (aedttbt, to Site ;t:r^...%, k:at co:einem. dour reseal d five man of 4 • 1 7 ninny, etdah did the 'apply to the Imeir paled) bee bens am be remehei IM4 ass thellegelehleg Mem In the We apes thee bee ken the Wive commtilies tphith Lm hea ds emeatlei batmen the Imam sad Ileteh-Weetem sad theitheth lierthwe sad thastlell Omar It lee sod Itiellerakey Mona' the reselyte at the Mee by thetelereene at the means belle to rirWsgrisi et vahrunlyilow tem sr irell in by the ml verity ed Nekeettlieg is a redemeles ef elmosee epee Misr =der • Mr, hi ear ee path* thew lea Ms • MN Ma Drag each empltiliee. the, the mthleg "mow Ire bre graeleded i terithehthe bowie, tem swift way " stir_ nom- wawa eaa MAIM. 150161116 OM Ilseibli Oeur Pro sianemiet mak, the two aaderisklagi lnd I lc Z ga tt y heir most Welke* used the reestyle el the bra Jesesysivelei lea i.eL a mes, t e a ills Hass by anlithayseise at the atithess Inas to Holdtai.lNie, sad way. Tam other sown et wirseesty4sw Ilass. IN indl as by the wet- °naiad the intelisi of a sliiias is, the as II twit, at manakin, to • raleatisa sl SIMEON 11911111 War waled erosendas to eller iriWfre belie trans, ite br seder t• Fenn *no lad ass •WU hatires linihn sad say piwalsehisbdia lm = sati o * id &rasp le er a nth Ise, tlie sennay loos Ibis dune* If MRS *had INA .111 has bets yesolodade dee abases boar naltag ray a n d Idsolheas 011111 le UM Ad Isserial missisa Is th e lawnellis cc Mbar weelaw a- and asaraildi tbaNasein Catlin aide swot NW haw bona Jaillinsly itiessbled. "IL The 011ietw abet dines * II dlaisises dapion tin nob • • astartEsk awn frima tiodlehetwabi LIAM tad Meat taisaalal ban dieing to aria, tall apially la %wed Ile i 'whisk was 811110.114 •fa BK. dirlowlen y Cm. °O.& °am% SIM tag 4 40 *Mew , te ask, ask It antra; ken Mb Las wave Weds as tbe use rash awe* istwa Unman* bia.yeabllsestenall tows 'peattiol polity Ipy those taistaidis sa tbil Wil,' et aid anew stay bi ta r i 4 a h in s olisas al ree, to Oils noway the ar e Maw* 'Garr are row ""asi 4 limo tams lodic Ake - . ~., sa t 1i . ta i.. t. , 1 hies- was fili en sawegetbia. an surly ow ,41.1 1=a It. of the pralawe et ebb • t 'ow direstritiotroolattocat ens% the division law to sownwold the per la Ida sawn at last wines whisk roadies& It de riam M retsina 0100 a area Por te dedarag say damn wtilt the serteleas of Mr. J. P. Idowsa at I tdiad the orinsibleisi sleek. Wen that , lir. fis hy Oakley, lorusati mataat - mratigh 1 tit tar silea et • esaidetatde lialpsos ,UN bat, it boa waisted metal.inaelal ..." 7= sad amid se4 wilt " illinthe I °lsualto to " 19. are its nand balf-yearki repor n coasay, wl a view to neater 7, lairoollts trishaw. obtain actions la the rats ut Wasik opts lam, dna , (9iind) " Exam. Duszsox, Chat GREAT NORTHERN BAILW47. The following is the report of the directors, whisk will be kid before the 24th haltisarly meeting of proprietaen at the Laudon Timm, on Friday, the 20 , h sagas " 1. The mounts at the eampomy flor the ex months from Janaary to Jane, 1868, an forwarded to the proprietors herewitlL -- Wiriise following is a reamed of they :—The metal *l let December 1867, was 11,298,6551. lls. ft; rt4elt to Il annary to June, 1868, 61,7891. 124. 10d. Total cm. =on capital amen; 11,360,4461. 4e. 4d. Leaving • unexpended of 6 11,9681. 16s. &L " 3. The fallowing were the Wel beats of expenditure spat tonstrnotica moose% s= d he kelt-yew :—Works for tha sossaimedeties of the y's Mak at Mmes. moss, 17,8471. Is. ; moiety of c2M ° 7 9A Leects Station J =mien Ilse, perchmed from North Resters Company, 10,6061. 7e. sd. ; granary sod nation works at Leeds, 3,166/. Os. 6d.; extaimica of locatective works at Peterborough, 4,909/. 18e. 3d.; addition to stations, its. including new curve at Rel. ford, additional platform at King's-croes, station bridge Doncaster, bridge over Witham at Lincoln, &o. dc., 6,0424 Is. 11d. Total, 42,6701. 9e. 6d. " 4. It has also been neoremry to provide additional tools and machinery for the company's workshops to the amount of 2,0421. 134. 10d., and to purchase rolling stock, consisting of fleet and second class carriages, and of luggage and other waggon. at the cost of 6,2341. 196.2 d., and 3,3101. 19e. lid. reepectively. 6. The gross receipts for the ba/f-year, as shown by the revenue aooonnt, were 687,0171. 17s. 76. • for the corral ponding period in 1867, 677,6311.1 k 6d. ' lcarsese in 1868, 9,3961.45, Id. " The total expenditure for the half-year was 327,1931. 1 le. 6d. ; for the oorrasposdbag period in 1867, 296,9561. 109. Bd. ; showing an inseams in the expenditure of 302381. Oa , 9d. The Wanoe available, after payment of working ex penses, is 269,8341.6 e. 2d. ; to which moat be edded, as shown in the net revenue account—balance from the hat half-year 3191. 6.. 4d. ; Royston and Rine* rent due - Inm Eastern Counties Company, 8,4001. ; balsam of the " Red paoh seamnt," 4,2481 . 95. 841.; toad, 12,9671. les.; total net revenue, 272,8021. 2s. 2d.; for the MQ-year ended June 30, the sum was 289,0761..2a. 10d. The net revenue account is in June, 1867, by 16,274!. Or. Bd. Of the above sum of 272,8024 2e. 2d., the rents and B:ad charm absorb 107.498!. 17a. Id. • total, 165,3031 . 6r. Id. The pre. fames dividends require ' 83,9881., the net balance bang 81,3201. 94. Id. "6. Mb amount will yield a dividend at the rats of 31. 7a. 6d. par clot. per annum upon the original stork, sad 31. 7s. 6d. towards 61. per cent. fur the year to the holders d B stook. The directors therefore recommend that theme divi dends be declared. " 7. The geese] depression of the meroanf He and mom. &dazing lutmerts has seriously affected the waffle of sll rail ways ; and bat for the new traffic obtained to and from Yen chaster, the amount received upon the Greet Northern Railway would have been much We than in the drat hallo( 1857; eve& the local traffic of She agricultatel districts (not subject to competition) suffered ; 38,500 fewer local paean gen haring been corded than in the corresponding year of 1867. The expense of working the id =cheater traffic) has of course been considerable; but the directors believe that the money has been well spent in introducing to the trading end sormsdastaring pebble the famlitles and &dean tages of the Greet Nuethern rotas between London sal lAsoeshice. 8. The Manchester and Sheffield and Great Neethrog Traffic Bill wee strenuously oppteod by the London me North Western Company, in the committee of the Hound Commas, bat after a coated of twenty-ore days, the air mine. unanimously pared the bill, having declared that the sereement of 1854, made between the London end North- Western and the Manchester and Sheffield Companies, by which traffic between Loudon and Manchester by the Great Moralism route wee obstructed wee ultra vires, and at varieties with ppuablic policy. In the committes at Ike Hagar of Lords the bill was again oppmmi_ by_ the Loudon end North Western Company, bat Wiz }aria* miiiimmis reported in its favour, without allowing wimmad par lam pro moter,' to reply to the speech and ease on bsbe ago apps. uents. The bill recei ve d ovetwheleaing sts by le g reemem from several parts of Lasmaehbe sad the instalOsusties, as alao 60111 several of the most opilisik aistordlie in Load= coesisetfel with ligifrabasor. . . 4 — liab e pgagiallibietile INMES essrinoe the proprietots Calais.. eall Weelb Wears Railway that they sea so be ellowea to metagaiss ths mitre London and Lea teelle6- , Poriloweat -be tbsreby declared that es - Grist MOM eel Ibliebefiw dal Utaad cotopesiss woes !id* _ONO' ii Illigliabli • swood *rot& routs betoeta Loons wal lbee ssisne deoeseet tad Looseshbv; es oosseeted b Lad Bases* is his report on railways in 11144. • 10. 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