The Express. — London, England, 1858-12-29 00:00:00

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Mr. bilarre bele bees ma/ft the bet Moue yews ins *rho eeselved es leerd lertria =d at tmetoder e te Me Odom be amp el the ad LITEBATUBB. New Pictures and Old Panels. By Dr. DOIA.N. London : Richard Bentley. It is clear the reading of the age is becoming vastly misoellansous : the trifles we affect would lave been scorned by the neration that had listened to Dr. Johnson, Burke, and talked of Gibbon. These people believed in the dignity of History:and Society, wore wigs, and were not • little pompous. How apologetically does Dr. Johnson pen one of his essays in defence of anecdotes ; and when the elder D'lsrseli exclaims, "How superficial is that cry of some impertinent pretended geniuses of these tioise,who affect to exclaim, ' Give me no anecdotes of an author, but give me his works,' " the sentiment had the charm of novelty. D'lmaeli himeelewho might have known better in quoting Clarendon's remark respecting Lord Falkland's being a little man, finds fault with the historian for stooping to such trifling partiealars, inasmuch as they " degraded the truth and dignity of historical narrative." Such ismer' world find little favour now. That Addison bad en irregular pulse—that Dr. Johnson cut his nails to the quick—that Descartes was very particular about his wigs—are facts the gathering up of which has sada more than one man famous in our time. Our grandfathen were great lawn by this theory of theirs as to historical dignity. Such things as those we have referred to are not the trifles that they awe. It is by little things that we link ouiselves with the geniuses and heroes of the pent We never MI egrets without thinking of Lard Miss tin Mr. Scott, a - 13 nefiess bar reeter—bergeimieg for them in Clare-market. We never knew a um of diminutive stature who did not refer to Dr. Watts, and quote his celebrated lines; and we may be mire that anyone who has a wart on his face, or is lame or deformed, is cheered and less inclined to grieve over his calming when he thinks of Cromwell, of Talleyrand and Byron and Sir Walter Scott, of Pope, and William of the glorious sad immortal memory. Are you deaf?—so was Sir Joshua Reynolds. Have you lost an eye ?—a miselsancis befel the hero of the Nile. Wont the booksellers 'purchase your manuscripts ? They re fined " Vanity Fur," they refused the " Rejected Addrems," and paid but five pounds for the copy right of " Pars , Lost." One likes to think of these things—they form part of the pleasures of association. Not only do they make more pal pable to us the shadowy forma of the peek but they lift es up to a sense of kindred with them. Writers like Dr. Doran and the clam to which he belongs may always calculate on • certain amount of human interest being excited by what they write; nor can we find much fault with their productions, unless they take the place of better, a case which we fear sometimes scours. I " New Pictures and old Panels " is an improvement on Dr. Doran's last work. A man who will be always compiling mast occanoaally be dull, end write on dull subjects ; and truly very tedious read ing indeed was Dr. Doran's " History of Court Fools." It pares our limited comprehend= why such Woke should be written at all. Literature is either a reality—the expression of what a rasa has felt, or seen, or known, or imeginsd,or desired--or it is • sham, and deserves no quarter. It is ill writing books with no meaning to plasm readers without sense. Booksellers may find a profit in it, but authorship has a right to be something higher and holier. we went the best in Art now or no Art, Tim time is dons for facile settings ■p Oi mammon gods—Nymphs him sad Tracer tiara Of that Saracen chief who had it inscribed upon his tomb, " Here lies he who attacked Rhodes and would have subjugated Italy," we feel that at any rats his aim was grand, and we can pay him due reverence, bat our tale bearers and history mongers are not to be honoured even for their aims. It is obvious even to the most superficial that in these days all books save such as an genuine are a doubtful benefit, ex cept to the proprietors of circulating libra ries. By all means let History be studied—let the dead be Drought back to life—let the canvas glow with the lustre of the living cheek—let us look on the eye beaming with human passion—and let us hearken to the voice echoing along the corridors of time, mow jubilant in triumph, now mournful in despair but why try to be funny P Tragedy is not farce ; it is bad breeding to laugh at a stranger because his accent, his gait, his dress differ from ours. Dr. Doran, however, thinks other wise. Thus Louis VII. burns four thousand pea sants of Champagne who had taken refuge in the church at Vitry. The writer speaks of it as "This fanny little escapade of the king's." Onr own Henry VIII.—a great monarch after all—we read, e could not entirely give up the indulgence of cer tain fables, and being in too charming a humour to kill his ex-wife, he only beheaded Cromwell and burned Barnes, who had counselled him to marry her." This style of writing may suit the serial in which it originally appeared, but it in dicates a spirit fatal to the understanding of the men or the deeds of the Put. It must mislead the young, who will be more reedy to reed Dr. Doran's neatly bound volume than painfully to study History at the fountain head. They, more than older readers, are especially prone to be deceived by smartness, and to take flippancy for wit. It is only fair to Dr. Doran to remark that, in spite of the exceptions we have taken, he has severtheless published a very readable volume, though we must add that the title is unsatis factory, and gives no idea of the nature of his work. Dr. Doran has got together his miscellaneous mays, and republished them as if they were papers read by a few artists to each other. Indeed, without this well-worn fiction the various essays would be utterly unconnected. We have a few personal sketches, such sa those of Chtnier and Oehlenscblager. We have a few rapid historical outlines, such as England a century ago, a group of Queens unquened ; portraits of the daughters of Charles L some wondrous legends are told ; and some papere which seem to be records of foreign travel. The best sketch in the book is decidedly the first one—" A Portrait in Three Panels," in which figure Dr. Dodd, Oliver Gold smith, Mrs. Bellamy the actress, and the great Wesley. We question whether the Doctor has been happy in his conversations. Goldsmith was a slender scholar but a man with real knowledge of the world. Dr. Doran makes him talk like a pedant. The opening picture is very good. It contains ♦ S[ITCH 07 DC DODD. A July sun ceMite;id;;;teili .iii apparent gledome even Into Hart-stmet, Cratched-friare. Thee mach, at lent, was telt Itg sa ababboat who, owl, OM morning, in the month An word. et In yew 1767,_assyysd Into the street from • solonwlsokity bows, war I. 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Ho bad awalaly oboes Ms all tin obansissilles 0 a rain,— me aro was •mly la bogies be be wed sus Ili tie avant sad " Yam" madam la lasen. Aad yet, thwwwllb, be luslis • to of in. slabs= anis pit, • caneposal, colt- C- sir, sad me meek the look of a mmanwanasmod to P yrowa ... tbo law Whilelli hg quallsasd, so wash of Me glow et sonstonloa at • mowasews if Ism. lowswor Woad Us own Ilk Net--aembial m his hid, ii s .A rlig. and sam- basks, soy proor-by might h.& boss =rs lat ling lila fait a 1 . pima" Noy, be might :a team &in imaisesd, be "meld have bins justified. ' Tbs inswasis to gamins was the Isalsme et M. Novo's. lie aid buss midge • mg& of it eta adibbowts, wised , " dm aby bows' dog, awl • breakfast wham sire ear teld=inclala mma ea the tads, he woo now woadlog I& way Is sight have so pored kr Aro sidis dm Ds na a y ink —idssotasl was Sweaty. Fce this M ramiddlasa to W sp be was Wolin( le s doable Mod- Ils yr aid slea s s Ma Isms, du seekAy D• *falladdy kid sad ossi-gisyl . 7l7 as bad Ma id lbs Aimee, sad ag i MOM was ess at Os mad mash= alt o W. la. tow sivellis i EV Is Ws, sod Ns avail pars dberligii, Ihe as we d asidfasib ressber, sad die Wier taw led Imam, arum to islss i jsia es Clasiodhil sod Ilds sh ed fa Ira dbasdso— sla Mso Imo* limos, Wady polished plasbismi sal • =of folaasilla sad sum* thsf sue midi is blued ANIL This is s fair Bpi. of Dr. Dorm's best sumer. °minimally hie sketches are mry effective, mil are at all tines mseirekable he • picturesque tooth and a showy menden. FAIZ4D4rs C1f1.1813,48 .LECTURIB.• Professor Faraday has been accustomed far some pars post to deliver • short mum of nova at the Royal lastitotion, at this mean of the year, to &juvenile audience, and yesterday he delivered the first of his knees for the premed year. The soigne wee " metalliess properties," width he illustrated by • variety of carious and intereeng experiments. The peindpal propane, which he ccesiden yesterday were those of kW" rellsotke, and traasperency, end gold vree the mete mimed for their Distention. The elemestary nature of the ands was the first point he took into comiderstion, and the vast as bar of those elementery sabsiseces compared with ne Iller—tles or foor—of which fro W rem il m i s a inie l".l ll .l r . " " = "1 we o;:it ssi lff es ce id venom /save been men en the tsar Abele of the sionnine to temeante Led Into gold. The shemide of the prose day, Predemir Fanny observed, would be equally well plowed if they amid reverse the prone, mad tenenuts gold into WA, as it wend prove the instals to be compound bodies, but all attempts to nommen them have hitherto 60ed, and the samba of elmosetiary metallic bodies is continoally tacniudniy. To show the reflecting power of gold a large polished piece al that metal weal placed a few loons under a red hot nil without being been, the radiant haat being redacted from its surface; and when • morsel of phosphorus was placed rime to the gold with a piece of ghee Interpose berm It sad the heated bell, the phorpheroserm sot Mend, though the glass absorbed to much beat the it Ignited the phosphorus when removed to some dingo from the red lot bell. &nee other experiments shrift the effect of • polished metallic surface in redacting beat whilst the relator continua, cold wen exhibited, magi the meet curious of which was lies toning a slice of ben by inseam of • red hot salaassader, whilst parts that were covered by gold leaf remained nnacorched. Prima, Faraday slim showed the protective effect of • emerieg of gold from the sons of fin by putting gold Led Mr his Sager, and then holding it neer to the red hot ball without exisdencing any inoon;snimme. The suprelor power whack reside proem as compuld with other polished emboss of reasedag light was shown by redacting the rays of the doh* lamp bore a pollahed surface of gold and from glass en toe wee& The disc of light redacted from the gold was very much brighter than that from the glans, the latter when contrasted with It appearing quits dim. The effect of a parabolic reflector, such as is used bytbe Triaity-boue in lighthouse, wee otempltfled by placing one of the reflectors commonly need aver the flame of an Argand lamp. The lamp appeared to give but a feeble light when burning without the radiator; but when that was applied the immersed rays threw a very thong light to all parts of the theatre towels which ft wee directed. Preemie Faraday mid that espirbeets were now being made at the South Foreland lightheeree with the electric light, and he hoped that ere bog that light would be applied there, sad it would throw its rays to a diem* of 100 miles. The light that erase &gloat the polkaed mho of gold is not all rediced, part of it is tresseetted lb/web the apparently opaque otheinee of the mete; stadvlien gold is beaten into thin bathe, mad held up thine a semi light, It looks rem. The lemegorthey of gold was Mostreted by a variety of beautiful espementh by meths of the iliebie lamp. In the fire plain gild belf wee spree wpm shies, and ten held iw the nee of the bee ere a ethos peso light wee teen opts the mem. This light eft sot owing to the trasiothelen of the rays through holes in the gold leaf, but through the metal itself, the parts whey there were Imperfections in the leaf being apparent by gags of whits light. When the gold is still more attenuated, m its instance when it I. defiaested by the &slurp of a powerful electrical battery, the colour become more red until it sp• proximate,' a ruby, of which fact a solution of gold affords an example, the fits ruby odour being produced by Wants transparent petiole of gold. The Lecture Theatre was completely crammed, and the audience expressed their setae faction by lend cheers. THE DAuomnrs 0710 BART BUINE. Few people seem to be aware that we have still a daughter of Robert Borne, the great 800ttleh pow, in existence swept us, sad resident in oar own immediate neighbourhood. Seth, however, is the ease. Ws have still on link ot the poses aerial love-chain—one feminine link— who still " lives and tomes sad has her being," in this oar lead of cakes--the land which her father's genius hail done no mudh to elevate and adorn. That individual is Mrs. Joha Thomson (Snubs* Hew), the wife of an !mulligan', hottest, sod, while bodily health wee permitted him, leder moue 1/0•11•6r In the village of Pollokshswo, in the vicinity of this city. Mrs. Thotesce had the tnisfortnne—for to her in many rupees it must be regarded se s mitforesse—ro have bun born under the "bar sinister." Her mother was Annie Perk, one of the passionate poses many los% and the heroine of that most glowing of all his songs : " Teen= I bad • tio rism f wine In pleas whin eaw.na ; Yestrun lay on this o' mine The gowdea locks of Anna." Upon the particulars of that unhappy smear, it aside not that we should make anything like Imathemed remark. It wee • pain sad a sorrow - to the poet, in the gathering &main' of his life, when be was a roan more sinned against than sinning; a pain sad • hitter sorrow to poor Anal. Park —sad the sea on of meg a tear and sigh through a brag lib, to poor wee Betty Burns. Vie was not =owed for, however, nor aegieweil ia hoe Inhacy and youth. Mrs. Derr, she "banes Jena" of the poet's song, wee on. of the sebiest, and bkoka. gel most forbearing of women. The weeping Mesa of weenea's heart was wrong within bar somberly Domes. la saes _of his failings, she lowed aid Waked bar titled baltd. When others revUed, she sassed and defended; manifesting in her welt ga d reaureedes her thorough appredatiou of the poses hews of charity `Then gently seen your brother rain, Still gesYier sister woman; Though they may gang a keening' wrung, To WV ode le hum n.' The Met hiseeme lane bairn—innocent, whaisvw may hays ben the enime of others—was taken home t• the pewee bow, Neal lend in Jess Armour—ell honour be to her neuesty—it eueative, aad mother. Mn. Iberia mmembeee kr thaw, sad bar froleses slds. gee see MO semi bit he. and lestaree, end hie deb eldimarit he wee then telling into the e l eat mr^ yellow - led—eall that before half his harvest wee estherell. "He bad on sepia shoe.," she soya, " and a fur Wadi* env doses dews sheet Its awe, sad be wee pallid and die. He Mott me ea lb be.. eel dimwit ate co the had, and tents nu to be a glide girl." Thii meg have been towage Moe ekes, andho can tell bow Meer may have Wade pang which d ined through that Bret Madly WO si Ste =z e t =the Pub leis a bibeelee• a Motherless, howewea, she ewer wee, while Jena Amor lava. Bevy Berm eneeleard gear bar Micah data to h a amber of she lawny. She nuelved the same Mud tosileavet, sad the same edueadoesi dredges as baler% ant uldemiely, when "we grows," was worried to her must bee bead eat of the home, and with ths oceerei of tie vesee kindly-headed widow. "Sin w en ewe glide hely ley wither,' says Mee. Themes (Mrs. Bares we the ealy wetter *vet she know), "eel sad Ire dude' do/ du wee aye seeding as Isar Math MOM lindism7 edgiag from the hest walbseeletted gentreite, we have so hesitates la seen that Mrs. Thelma% noes e=r: wes . hies her Rimerbes father this au of Ms eider We base hue I. essapeay with two eir die pees ens ,• we haw esen hen. Beg, - es wee ober, eel elle al her gdaughters ; bet mei id them M apple* se Moldy ht asmen-- to the bud me Ms. Thome= end bar kali.- 01•erne Journal. SZASONABLZ BMIZVOLLNCI.—The monheing dm miths of oho flit. Poem asookomos, ostobtiolball for rho or eie=gro== tr;h e o = b ol:1 1 01 1 1 494.111 vs giros o ma of aoseh os taloodbal snots do ambers of dos sormaioloo. for w es* of **l to Ike i.- w. trap* of wok. ono a.rfi rr.M sat boo boos son it we for sho loot dm The ollairusa. !mob Ileasy, Zit, I. P., aiwra.. bio mike ommoramos hi the proposal of Mr. Gibhiao to ossfitso doo boo gift of mit to oho froor bflooloo, Now of *bon la hem haws, if sot la allsonso, mad* Is eseibneri irlopshimos. IRSBIBTINCY IN A lAMB CHARGE 07 MURDER. The old saying that " Murder will oat " implies, snags other things, • laudeltie ponlataacry la the social Metier in rumbas crime, from tandirmee Ara the victim, sad &etre for the sseertt7 of the Cconansity. But there is sarAber persietescy, mapr in its spirit, thoughtless and sell* stasis spins out the pursuit of murder, long slier mem Ye shown that no murder has been committed. A raseshabie Loewe of this warred lest week. On the Het inst., {beta appeared in our totem= a °communication from Tyumen*, relating that some bones bad been found In the eonme of excavating for Mange some ground belonging to the Nathaniel Institute ; sad that these were oonddently oeseladed to be the remains of • young OLD who bad dleeppeseed in the middle of the night, fivemd thirty years ago, and had nem been tread since. The story me that the young man was a surgery pupil of the late Dr. Oreenhow, of BMWs ; that he was a meritorious youth, who was qualifying himself for medical practice by peat devotednees on his own part and that of hie end by the kindness of Dr. Oresnhow • that be had bean sent out by Dr. Gresshow with some medicine ea the Doctor's TAM from visiting a patient in the night; that be want in his dippers, thereby showing an intention of returning Im adiatefy; that be left the medicine as desired, and was near men mere • that it ma remembered that • tend left the port for Edin burgh at that time, and that the mother ex peeled hies bee* eD be kiln long, but that it was generally believed he wee matisseel. On the sad, lust Wednesday, vs guishommOdiamOD-111110. baisp-ums hisa‘ Mca SOLI lannhp," "aseleie tla reglad st has eta rats, if they ere Mira bones ell : end than" rye the try% "on impenetrable mystery coos more fills over the old story thirty-eve pers." Now, ineredible as it may meet, the mystery was cleared up sera years after the oceurreses. which took place net "thirty-live years ago," but in 1827. Our attention has been directed to • fall ea:rather the whole affair, published is the 4th volume of lloroshoidi Words (p. 618), and that narrative reveals • tragedy may touching, to our opinion, than the murder could have ban; but as it is not • murder, but • tale of protracted and F 161 1 ,010 premolars, it loom to have had no effect in Telexing the vulgar persistency which will make oat • re of horrors( any coot to Innoesnt prone. In 1861, the old story had appeared in Vol 111. of Hear hold Words, when it was many months afterwesde seas by a member of the family charged on the spot with the murder. Bo bin before as 1834, a public morn had been held at North Shields, at which it wee 131111611 knows Mat John Mer ger had gem on board a vessel at the wharf, and had en listed la the India Compeny's minim It would seem as if the accard family might have team safe from imputation after this, sad that secisty would have been eager to afford what rearmed= was yetpossible, after sear years of die pass and public hatred, moot anruvantably inflicted. But we see that to this day they math subject to the injury. Eves two sooorefalsorAaas for dekmation did not fully avail. Dr. Ormabow's patient was a Mrs. Gaunt, and one of her sons is the writer of the letter la Hossohold Words. The sirloins was left at her door ; and that was all she and her family knew, though the Shields people Insisted that they had murdered John Marrs, and sold hie body for rano don. They were orktionera, in • good way of brass; but they sold little after that night. The stuff spited on their hands," and they had not income enough to pay their shop rent. Two el Or eons had employment in a gime hour ; and It was this only which kept their parents oat of the workhouse. Their employers were under perpetual rll citrtlam to dianies than ; but happily they refused this cam. Our with popular prejudice. The mother of klargetts was not so sure of her son's return but that she, with others of her household, stroked the Carta In the streets, amusing them of the morn ; and they dared not resent the treat ment, in the midst of a population which seems never to have thought of such a thing as fair play In the ore. When we remember what the panic was which followed the detection of Burke and Hare, and made Mr. Warburton's Anatomy Bill a necessity, or, rhea not wonder that the Gaunt family were, in spite of ▪ -,'--flocs, subjected to mob violence. Their house was sightly sancrended by • hooting crowd at that lime, aad it was the proper spirit of two of the Shields mergers which rose laved It from beteg resod to the pound. It was at We period that two perms wee* promersd for the deeme d= ; and se strong was the inflames of the popular temper, that even the Court seems to have beta sided by It. The fefendeata bad rimed the imputation In Newcastle. Both verdicts wen in fanner the Carts ; but ems was for 20s. without costs end the other for 61., sad the ledge would set certify. As the isetiey of Hargett' We no longer • maw of doubt, the armee seem to have beta measured, net by the injury the Chants had -wined, bat by the onowecteame of the act, at that time, of imitating murder to them. The barber= of that period, r shown in rick burning, Thom ansepirscies, strike murders, Bristol and Not tingham banalap,msehre breaking, and the errs spinet dissection, is matter of history. We are sorry to me that se mach of It remains after another porter of a century, as to revive the persecution of the Gaunt'. Their adversity is briefly told by Ur. John Gaunt, In his pnblished letter. The mother was still living in 1862, at above eighty, the father having died in pesos at seventy-four. The two resi dent brothers were ° old bachelors ;" for it wee all they could do to support their ruined parents. A brother who was alreedy settled as • surgeon is Yorkshire, near Brad ford, in 1827, had hie Metes searched, sad sew those of his neighbours treated fu like manner, by police sent from Shields to look for the body of John Berretta ; and if any part of a lumen body had been found on his premises, his father would undoubtedly have been tried for the murder. And all this happened to • family spinet whom no Imputa tion of offence bad ever bare been brought : a family constant in their attainder* an public worship, moral, harmless, and iedustrioas ; sad now after all these year; and amidst great bowls of porde; salightenment in peteral and in Shields in particular, we end the raw-head-and-bloodr bone story revived, se U it bad never brat disproved by evi dence; sad, when our mare dheredited Is regard to the knee found last week, pvierved 8w reennitation hereafter by published render that en impenetrable mystery still hinge over the disseverment of John Mergers. We trust that or rronstrance is auflaisatiy mph mad In plutio to put so tad to the ealeohlet Let sooas who hoe meow to the per ever speak gala of toptostrable motor, sad murder la oiwarike with the Gstate. Deeply se all just minded people wave regret the usuworited eathrlags of that !sadly, time odhrlap will have bowie some good trait, If lkop howeedwth Word a laws gulag rash judgments. 4 Wool, ark sr other, this. Is arse le this owe • for Is le at of sank prejudice, from bet to bat Let d o or e= thew, serve z i t a rebtl h to the tooligarnat letatety, indulge tl bb eppoilt Isvlep i kw ;a y were aej et the expense of utbor sociscp = s eld. °llll l: 4 2 he t. the Melds !, ( 4., — cr.vt isto theyouleara, to ado so MOM slander to arise about the Me of leha Illorgoam. Tea BaroaY MOVIIJIINT LW SOUTH DUILMAY. —Ow or two rams motlais have been had I. Beath Data, of whisk the hart was at Ittorkton-at-Tea, on Thursday, when dim corporally& agreed a a amoral to Lard Derby, preying that, I. any t ooverm resenrs, the , Murals et so unclean ead Mgt • bertagh sad port ' shoal! not be forgotten. Copies al the sane essaerlal were also mitred to be ant to Lord J. Messall, Mr. Mot, and the asabwe for the Sosthirn Division. Ia Wyman this, ova worthy burgess Wiwi , ' Massif as follows : " I thiak w ought to let Lard John Italie sad Mr. Bright know. lay this he, that the basailia atOt to be islastlad a direst ten-payer•—te the pa* that pays Qs UM& 1 . 0 the %WOW of this osastry , so amok and the lime that people have new, the way ht ry a stiesaid by sleep FILM:ANN sad amp paws end whet ass -I say this lam, AM ray smen Om direst tams eight to have a vas be mow boa of t. (Letter.) It's fraillas So teat Matt 101. Mira to litoekaa hire. illsektra is en faressabg i.e., arena, *Ws siptdiy ie t=end ougbe Mee" to lase bad a But, hewer, Oa " vverryy li wMi zat a s s ima d ram, i tsmat . L imm± . /m=flt this ham that bi a sing ' ases is rapidly Ma:6X (rte" ow mimeo I aces mil Is ifj itshed/ be—(esan " sot, fay Imilbras mos, d In awe iimaputy. arm, ow& is haws a vols." Mom oflaweawir.) •ftleding sa this worthy turgess's aid.. ran to ha, whip Ifs Jams es id* ample of may efo flan the - maim bo Ar bby to le& Leery law and Kr. rem, umileat the alas, limn= mho m IWO 11101 lane famadhll man led bat lime sum to be ma ladimposidma Wadi so =8 a umfle",-Jfammaleater Swam HAULM OP LONDON DURING THE WM. The weekly return of births and deaths in Landes, limed by =thorny of the Registrar-General, for the week ending Seurday n DamMer iadini zum that the Leedom re turns give of an improved Ask el the pubM. • beeper. Olathe which in the week man December 4th wire 17/01, and is the two following weeks were 1,631 and 1,442, bath Nth farther dialled ; and in the week endiag Imes letartly they were 1,240. The reset temperature of the ak lea with was 44.6 deg mid& is 9 deg. higher than it was In the did wok of November. In the tam yeem ISOM the avenge weber of distils in the yeas rierreapeaNag via hot week Tr 1,142 ; bat se the deaths k the peseent Moen etearrel in en in. messed predellim, they &cell be empand whh the average abet the belle 111111161111 ale hioresse, a cer remits whir& ell mho ft It appears, theelste. that though the karma is emell, the meted Return fat lest vials lees thee the meth obtained by ealseletion. If the &lathe in Lanka bet week led ham emording to "the holl4 t rate of .Mthly detthed frees muftis WNW diatriele In deka gorier et the year, they would have 765 ; and the meets shove tido point wilt* the tree ember exhibits is 476, and npremate what may be termed the nanstural part of the mortality. The deaths rdrredd in the premat return to mato* dimes smog to 320, the ocerested amnia 280 ; thole mead to pekateary ocenpletat• Dee boviag-osegb) am eel, the oar/weed avenge la = or 64. The Meths that arose tram pkthisis (or cow europtke) are 116, whilst the average is 126. The front. eboss aostireas to dramas slowly ; it 106, wthek, lamme, Is still doable the average. thesis vim fatal la 40 oases ; it corded off five children in the sub- Mallet 54 Whiteman-stem Swam fatal ream of moulage& occurred in Prousea, saw aches. he Socoore-town, wham IL sigearsigis.venr aseralist. Tod ctetbs tn.. the Lt reset the — CWet 748 .— Tta71 . 709 girls, fa ell 1,412 children, was registaral ia ° Lo.am. In the tea cam eyasibta mesh' et the years 1848-57 the average assabur wee 1,499. barvatoryAt the , Greutwieh, the mesa height off ..-11 4761 the bercesett tin weak was 29.438 tn. The beressetrkel reedier varied from 29.09 fa. to 29'68 in. The mesa Snaps estrus of the week wee 44.6 deg., which is 6.6 dog. above the : 3 =4 . 4 the ibs eame week in 43 years (as deesem%edwa. above tea average throughout the week, sad out three days, Tuesday, Wednesday, eadThezeday, this excess waste:ea deg. Is 1041 m. The thennemeter in the shadefeil to its lowest p0int,36.9 ea Monday, and rose to its highest, 63.6 deg ,on the following day. The extreme range was therefore 186 deg. The mean range of the weak wee 10.2 deg. The different* between the mesa dew-point tempmeture and air tam pwatere wee slider. The mean degree of humidity was 87. On two days the humidity of the air was 96, approximating to como plots saturation. The mesa temperature of the water of the Thames wee 42'2 deg. The wind blew from the south-west. Tharp* night was very wild and stormy. Rain fall to the amount of 0.79 in. in the week. SCARLET FEVER. TO TIM IDITOP. OP TKO muss. the.,-24 attention has been lately drawn to the Let that a great number of eases of scarlet fever sties from the yradami of sanding children from intoned Amass to solteol. At this meson of the year when young folks met so fregnsatly at pestles, plays, and other amosentents. it ammo sopicially derdralits that children from families mar big tress artist fever should not be allowed to attend meek gatherings at the hazard of spreedhig this fearful dimes* these who are more stumeptible than themselves. lira li peeoaution much anxiety, Weenie, end death may he prevented.-2 am, Ito., EDWIN LANIERSTER, /CD., Medical Officer of liesith, et. Jamm'i, Dec. 28. Wisualaster. DIPHTHERIA. TO TYR EDITOR OF THE 1111,111130. Bll,—This alarming disease is becoming estab lished in this country. The 1•1311111 . 0011 fatal multi seem to show that medical scams has at present failed in suggesting say effectual cure. I have had the treatment of several cans, and have uniformly been successful ; the remedy is no= that it la within reach of every inhabitant of them It is the external application of water to the throat, at de. great of temperature alternatiag from the highest that the human skin will bear down to almost Lao. lam premed to verify thisiate— li l am, 30., ., W ENDIMSON, Imo. lt, Upper fleymear-stmet, Portmsa-stmare, Des. Sta. TELE DISMISSAL OP THE CHAPLAIN OF ST. PAN CRAS Womemonee—Yeeterday, at the weekly board of the directors of the poor of the perish of St. Prone, tbe dismissal of the late chaplain, the Rev. Mr. Pugh, on the ground of "evasive and oneatiebotory con duct " before the ' board, when interrogated with re ference to the address of the late assistant-evrgeoa n , ab sconded from justice was again brought under ddiiaeac Mr. Wyatt, the chairman of the other' duty committee, brought up the statemeot of facts prepared by that commit tee, sad moved that it be adopted. The statement in question contained en elaborate detail of all the airs ousostanoes attending the diaressl of Mr. Pugh, sad concluded by a declaration of opinion on the ppmrttof the framers, that the bishop of the Mame, the atehdreaa of Middleton, and the vicar of the pariah, could not have awl the whole of the bob before them when they gave their unqualified approval of the chaplain's order The cm mitts rue* romuutanded that • copy el their stsetemat abused be forwarded to the vicar, with • pasties menace from the board that they never pressed Mr. Poet td reveal the address of the late surgeon steer he had ironer them that he had pledged his word to a third party to keep it eeeeeh, and that his dismissal wee mainly oared by his own evasive and nnettislaeta7 corer before the board, which readmeld it Impossible for them to roecomead his reateretioa n = toe of deplete to the workhouse. Mr. Stockton the motion, to which Mr. G. A. Young moved r an amendment, "Thu the committee ought not b have excluded the public, pram, or have proceeded with ea inquiry into • statement of facts relative to the conduct of the Bay. Thomas Pugh without oaring that gentleman the option of being premed at snob inquiry. That the report of the committee ratable fear allegations ageism Mr. Pugh, ututupported by eerier evi dence of their bath, and that in hen of adopting this mere a faithful copy of the minutes of the directors' meeting oaths 7th of December, and the vestry meeting of the lith Dr ember, be lonewled without tieeley to the Irv. Canon Dale far the nee of the meeting of clergy about to inquire bee the modem of the Rev. Thema Pugh." Mr. &abbe seconded the amendment, which, after a long and animated distemice, was negatived by outer to three. The Menai motion for the doer= of the statement wes then carried. SHOCKING SUICIDE IN BIRD INCHAH.—At an early hoer on Sunday exorning teat • sad catastrophe took Moos is Urthereet. A reepece.ble mechanic, who resided at Teary Home-row, at the both of the Dolphin, la the above locality, end who is deeerthed as being • weber Warrior married ere, bed been for some ern time rake arra& treatment, at the hands of Dr. Rumen, for • error com plaint; and It spree that about two o'clock on the morn ing in question be awoke ilia wife, and telling bar he could not sleep. desired her to get up, and come with him down etre She followed him into the kitchen, sad • abort time raper daring which the poor fallow appeared barmier, and to the fell possession or hie bonier W e = loekfag into the cupboard, however, for menellang which he wentd, be was sedately seized with a violent !frenzy, and up the poker, be cure • furor atteek epos bin will:, 411 :5 Amity seetord her seembee on the leer by a severe blow on the back of the heed. Some of the neigh- Werra by her soreur came in to her eseirear r and, lading her be the state described, ocaveral her te an adjacent* bore Whilst their backs were Mart ascema eerily termed the poor fellow got • razor, and with = eavered Me heed hem ids body, and whet* they bead him weltarteg in • eel of bier. Lifted eM woe at are meet be end Mr. Ward, atu-geme, of Horsley. was promptly is attendance but hie sender were of se and, se death meet have been Minor behmeeneses, the windpipe, Moder, sad other large arteries 91t s seek !avian been bridetb—Birmirrei rose. Mill.Ditterte ASSAULT Oil A W 171.--011 Mtind2 at Wakeflok • tkiebeet middleseed me. amid J Welker, wee charged with brutally ill-treaties his wide. Prey Walker, en Nary, at Buttery, new WakeliehL The oreedeinenr, who wear be the wanerbox with • !eerily diellgared Ire, said that her levaltabil, who le • arm home on Sunday merles drunk. lite a r t i er of Ma sem, but he oil he meal pan it of . het • babe la her mew allOhpMer. As era me he get kle met off he bagged the skill hem her, sad I reel, s ift her by rte liter with en bald. be ler her la re bee with hie elerhed di, at the ear Mme Mari bee en the lower part of her perm. dise eatemel met " Murder" men! dew ; but ha said "nobody should mere ber—then he had often Wended to do far her, sad that be read Mash her sow." Se wee ilbeimerag hei fer wary an how sad • half before abs wisher Grape been him, whir dee at bet accomplithed by raring oat of the bore. It was thee about our eider be the ; end she warred roost la • Mediae and braised ^, one of her aolgibbeere got wp.—ln reply to the beagl e _the ealy neer* the that or this order Met ha (C arol m& red bow rehire( *bar it.—The tI ( ftrytk, M.P.) mid that he had arm is Me beard c 4 a mime brutal attack on a worn. 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