The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-28 00:00:00

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Wellgaaam. Wanagraings i...- " 4 ' POWona ribs. Jaren. awl Vim satammill Ma*" at ILarrtelk leatilagluak. 0205 . 1 S. Was re Jot link lambed. X borana• - ._ ass Ordeal al la. Jab 24 NM WowatamenoW illi as 411WW.Orm WlU"lainasi. a ba= imarsi a 1 i t ..." t at. obi own ■Mawr ea. o.e onn-amallining# . 4,.. Amnon an lawark:l= ••• 10 . 4 a WIUGSIII.-10 !MINI of is. Manila, la Mallans Union. ni. DIVI J. N tea I . 0 Diessil,, illelereel. fi•••••.1.1. M. !M4 */ DIE W ma. Jar. Mr 1119•WMI Wl* in mien some O aa limo Wass origen. ca Mrs • PO. J. arawarattata alli n alalmak t ....CtaiLat lottutist- im LW. IL ray ISlLMos hd t a ti almoosnalro, d =fleasal Deism: 16.11.17. ' """` t..—A. e .°""ss. Vl9: ....: =.4. % = moniman-Atoon .... A. O. i, t , Agog. anal ononessawr-Oes.U. Z. woman Bawer -aaron trtt rNs• r a : i ff =t ...l zi. Lz minimum it=l .v.v. 1 .11aspo4. . Wswarsg. W. Irrotal. 11 16.4 1 ... an. U. awn Pllg4aornr l aswrwan A a" art.. aia-broaaba Wa w a tut aosallion isi mV in.o nairs-0. 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The degainion consisted of Dr. Caplusk Dr. Dr. Pettignew, Dr. Christian, Dr. U. Mr. Literal, Dr. Sparest, Ice. Dr. COP LA.ND, in introducing the deratatka, 'seared Is the sessatalesion of mod is the Serpentiee, mid the Minden atheasticas therefrom, whith, though not slings nem =rll.offesuive odours, were, he extended, now the leer on that scommt. Re &aired to impress apes the genealogist die expediency of lennedime step being takes to remady ea evil of so cryng • asters. Dr. LANITATUL said there Gould be ao vodka as to the Importance of putting Into • good condition se large a gets of water se the Sergeant& It had received la pen yews ea immune queasily of Nth in the shape of sewage; and On which bed ben rend lam it was .till at the bees . Winos to ads, Errs was a conetaat feting of loaves le the Tsai • semeinenet cemildesabis aseamelethe of awns . whale demanissidsm entelelly detMg the bet water, was istinied with the went mak& Name. re lailWrinidsd them of meting rM ef the ien geese by the theemgeel ef impels modem by ea lag stelegbi igetelie end the wear wend be b ent le aim ten • huge warateg sf miseeseepie width were WNW wawa, bid which, wine dead, any Inessesd the ecengeles ad the was& end sonled • and filifey Thie wee isespersbly ammemal with mederie amid crib thee theloo,ooo pusses whet bathed he ths rime la the teens of the seimmer, wen analrieskr Wend rather them beeseled by their nerds= s.d Minden. It wit h of Meek be Wee, spathe her of Menge addle ben le es waling env the of impenties, bet be bed as emit thin there wen • member sash seem. Dr. COPLAND WM be led Mew. INNIMII TONE eta.= (ma of the pedants bang • esbeive se his nes) ingnadend 17 the bed esmildee of dde river. Afar ether maims of the depstatloa ladld= Lod Jame Illimeees said he had Minn .5 that bed bora einm& The lbst gin peat eaesibeed wee the pereadee ef the downs of the pined gentity of sewage ins the Seepeadas from the Ilayeepser WNW, without whioh other neesens wseld be nabs& wee of prim la eassethisedise with the Malespethae Dean of Werke am that wee, beget dist the eel weal/ be assholesueesNaL The remeni nth, and was thriestheashly • mike sf tame filleliy, awl ishedds urea wen set ea le the but mad neat agennleal method le he The audgen, hewer, should le eareildly Robed bis, sad sane mama if pesellis, admen be the rasseal the med. As le the simply of wane, she seggethea dame me 07 tic Lama) dertael le be • nesseside sae. flee nem ear seggiellthe Ind ben mods preriandy that aerie& sad he herd It mien be Mod thee ens of them wend swam the purges. Es send est searlath seessenes the week at awe be that paellemen seen be have an ageism se the set. Ile ==ie ltr gied. w iz I P L . 7I II ;tad maturely ensidend the wring pekes, aid if he add see Ids almsly. GATIe peeper am sans% ant melba letthe tlseaemsOf *A ,Mhis, bet he did as. whh is he Indere need or *leg • peddle pledge, mess ispeelany an the T m aser would lave be esawalleill beim say saps send be ns. Mr. lat.witd. add his lank* apparel to be odor inleapprthoenta or awe putt ; the and be St. Jelam's Park wee not funned, but the melee was thaws eR sad the mad allowed to seeselidems • mentily 'lnane& was thee thrown on it, sad • bed /'hen's laid dews. Mr. Uwe* ant ezpidesd, anew le swath questbas e the meth le which the water fr om the "'dap ia the bed ef EL Jame% Park Lake was dish with. The agent. thee dumbed his lordship sod withdrew. TES ORDER OP THE BArn-. her LAST IrlOllWB 0A11171) WAI-OTTICI, n. T. Qom ire boot grociratly pissed to give who tot Ile agooledmot el Ilejsr-Oseeral Mom NM* ?mho le to ea Misery maker el doe 111111ory 11.1 i of dr memd der, or Lalible Commodore al the aloft boomailo Order of do pall, Zer Ilejerty Me aloe dm gredeedy plum/ le mode and • or i doo oholiole tbo mid mem beweeMer order dor Coleed &deo Nagisr, CA. of le be ea ems morm die Malery wYioo leedld ABM of pleats Cemardmes of Mead ardor, sod am the oedermarimed ellem r the aerrim at , osod of the god lolls Os to (Wm oologno I to ilitoo7 Midis el er =l4Blat the rid order, Ile. :—Colmel OMAN 84411 Teems& ; &Mal Wailes Oreeloil, led Doopesa Gonda • Odeod MEM Sept; Ilumme I Caked Porgy Big Dolooffos. lhoodo Coked itiolord Dade Nod llesdomo• agg e=t i teadadd ; 1/eatosoms.cei I atotmot ; poosemem.Osigool os. 111th o r ; Lionioro6.0818•61 Ma • Liommoiol-Oolooml Moho Jona isimma /1140 ArldlNT_ ; Lbw Iorot•Colool Lwow LEL Olth Ilaoloom ; someiro-Coloal Zoos tiotioiTyat AMY" ; Liar lorsoColool Jams NNW Illamo LUND. 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THE EXPRESS, WEDNEMLY ,AVENING, JULY iss, ASK- SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. A SPECIAL EDITION of the " EXPRESS," sentaining the results of the day's Itaora, is pat* tidied every evening during the Sporting Season, sit oil o'clock. Tau state of the Law relating to 'opposed Lunatics is is anything but a satisfactory position. The certificate of two medical men is sufficient to shut up in what may be the vilest of all kinds of unworn any unfortunate creature whom they may please to declare insane. The very fact of such an incarceration, supposing it to be wrongful, is in itself sufficient, in the case of an excitable and pas sionate temperament, to create its own apparent jus tification in vehement bursts of remonstrance and rage. It is really fearful to consider what an amount of inexpiable wrong may still be wrought under cover of the existing law of Lunacy in this land,where personal freedom is loudly vaunted as the ' inalienable appanage of the lowest and weakest members of the community. It was only the other day that Lady Wave* LTT7OII was consigned to an asylam on the utterly groundless certificate of two medical men of considerable eminence, who had chows to construe excitability into madness. In this esse indeed the position of the sufferer, the notoriety of the proceedings, and the interest taken is the matter by a large part of the public, procured the almost immediate restoration of that liberty which there was no valid ground for having even moomatarily suspended. Bnt what a system it is nadir which such proceedings are possible ! The Write de cachet of the old Bourbon regime were smugly more opposed to the true spirit of free insti tutions. True, there is the possibility of testing the question of sanity or insanity by a subsequent Corn miMisa of Inquiry, a mode of proceeding available for those, and those only, who have friends zealous enough and influential enough for procuring a resort to it. Even when this method is successfully resorted to, it seems a strange inversion of the natural order of proceeding. You abut up a Mama creature on the ground of insanity, and afterwards inquire whether he is insane or not. You commit the wrong first and institute the inquiry afterwards. Then there are the Commissioners in Lunacy, who periodically travel and elaborately re port. No great or protracted awe of hardship can, it Is said, be kept out of the range of their übiquitous inspection. We rather doubt it. Commissioners, even of Lunacy, are lhllible, and the patient, even before that astute sad humane tribtmal, will frequently have but a poor chance against the mad doctor. Besides, if a wrongfully detained person is let out after mow months of durance by the Commissioners, is it nothing to have been all that time shut up in a mad house on the mere ipso dizil of a couple of doctors, set in motion, it may be, by the cupidity, or jealousy, . or of those who haves sinister interest in procuring or prolonging the incarceration of the alleged lunatic ? Om readers will probably have noticed in oar implosion of Monday last a flagrant instance of the abase of the powers conceded by the Lunacy Laws. The owe referred to is that of Mrs. CHALLIS TUREEN, wife of the official assignee in the Liverpool Court of Bankruptcy. The story is a melancholy one. The parties were married in the per 1845. Mrs. TURNER had been her has hed's mistress before she became his wife. When he first met with her she appears to have been alimetatterly uneducated. She laboured hard, pod eneasesfully, to improve herself. She be nne inaleasted ; she became even accomplished ; sir leas ma admirable and frugal housekeeper. She was passionately attached to her husband ; and, as is Ma unions is not unhecistently the cross, excessively imam of him. Whether with or without canes • anamptlbility grew on her, till its symptoms at Mit ininabbdly presented much of the violence of Mimmneeia. The husband and wife separated; far moody Ave years they lived apart. So frugal wee biee movement, that during this period Mrs. Tox in amassed to save nearly 7001. out of the annual berm allowed her. In the autumn of last year OM Who lad took her a tour in the Lakes, and ties apia seem to have left her. An undoubted Maim then took possession of her mind : abs believed that an attempt had been made to poison her, and she proclaimed this belief in a public and certainly an iadesormas man ner. Then the husband's friends interposed; two medical practitioners of York—Mr. Paocroz and Mr. Nostw--signed a certificate of her insanity, and she was at once conveyed to the asylum of a lama aimed METCALFE, at Aoombe, pear York. Now comes the most shocking part of the case, The jury were no doubt perfectly right is finding, as they did by a majority of 19 to 7, that Jim TURNER " was of sound mind, and "capable of managing her own affairs 1# still it is but fair to admit that her endue, under the infillll.oll of jealousy and sae. piston, bad been marked by violist paroxysms of radon, which might in some degree mantenseas I the theory that, ea a certain elase of subjects, the was labouring ander insanity. There might, there /am be.. hem num ground for greeting a artifi cer ; bat theme:old have been no greeted, and them as be se deisatte, for the infamous treatment whisk the unhappy weirs received at the Mambo Asylum. The ruffianly keeper of this place wee com pelled le mishit that he bad, or, which le the same thing, would sot wear that he had not, called this unhappy mesa by the mod opprobrious epithet that • warm am bear he had compelled her to Indium is his swam telling her brutally and ooarsely that it weasel the drat time she had stripped before men ; he had treed ler dews on the floor with ruffianly Amiens, I she was denied all seems to the moans of esmpliatt as ewe was allowed to visit her; she wee debarred do the aas of pen and ink. It was not till the estialter is km truster made his way into her peemase, under as ceder from Lord ISHAIPTIZEIJIT, that the bulk came oat. Before this, M re. Tomo ea had anise offiesied her escape from the Acombe ma llow; mos leaking her way os foot as far as Leeds, the mead time eetablishing herself in lodgings at Test. Oa this seeond socasica, Ifire.atze, meow „atm; by a gram, beebe epee the door of her' bedchamber dragged bet tilt of bed in her night dims, and seisig hat by the drodism midis the groom held bar feet, haled her by main form dome the stain tats a cab *h he had is waiting. e His reason for thus acting, as assigned by him self, seas this, fr-thot when ,he had persons wider " hie' temlnnent hieonsidered it his cloths Mke " evermore of the • One Oiled, at all evehlbi.le prettpisar, and is, that it is the duty t ef the Lwow Commissioners to take are that thislaissm ble brute and ruffian never has " persons under his " treatment" for the future. The day for the MiTCALPEB is gone by; and unless this Acombe madhouse is forthwith shut up, the Lunacy Com mission will be generally regarded as nothing better than an ambulatory sham. Altogether the whole framework of the Lunacy Law is susceptible of great improvement, and during the Parliamentary recess we beg to commend the subject to the attention of the Law Amendment Society and the Social Science Conference. Cbt Court. OSBORNE, JrLT 27. Tbs Queen and Prince Consort, accompanied by Priam ♦rthur, Prince Leopold, Princess Alice, Princess Leah" and Count Menedord, embarked on bawd the royal yacht ViClOllll and Albert yesterday afternoon, and cruised to SOWN& Hr Majesty's dinner party is the evening included his Serene Highness Prince Leiningen, end the Rev. G. Prather°. A deputation on the rubjem of the bad state of the Serpen tine had an interview with Lord John Moaners yesterday at the offios of Works, Whitehall-plias. The deputation con sisted of Dr. Jam.. Copland, De. Pettigrew, Dr. Chriskieu, Dr. Lankoiter, Mr. S. Carter Hall, and Mr. Honorary Secretary of the Committee. A deputation, consisting of the Right Hon. IL T. Baines, M P., Generel Buckley, Id.P., Mr. Garnett, IL P., Mr. Watson Taylor, Y.P. , Mr. &smolt, M.P.., Mr. M. P , and the Rev. Edw. Jackson (Leeds), hidi an interview with the Right Ron. C. B. Adetwkry, at the Council. office yesterday on the subject of reformatory school'. The Lineal has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the great seal, granting the dignity of s Baron of the United Kingdom of Cheat Bntain and Ireland unto Sir John Buller Yards Boller, Bart., and to the heirs male of bis body lawfully begotten, by the name, style, and title of Baron Chariton, of Chariton Ferrer., and Lnp• ton, in the county of Devoo.—Gssette. A WEDDING BILAIFAST. After the oelehration of the marriage yesterday between the Hon. Augwitna Bampfylde and Mies Florence Sheridan, the comp►ny Resembled at Mrs. Sheridan's resi dence, in Grosvenor-place, where breakfast wee given. Among those present were the Marquis of Lanedowas, Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston. the Doke of &merest and Lady Gwendolin St. Maur, Lord and Lady Pohlman, the Counter Craven and the Lady Evelyn Craves, the Countess of Antrim and Lady Ellen Macdonnell, Lord Seymour, Lord Archibald St. Maar, Lard Edward St Maur, Hon. John Fort/mese, Han. Mrs. Norton, Lady Dufleals, Lord Dofferin, Miss LIMB Gordon, Right Hon. R. Vmaon Smith and Mrs. Vernon Smith, the Earl and Countess of Purtsrllagton, the Earl of Gifford, Lady Lynd hurst end the Hon. Mime Copley, the Berl and Cowan. of Her.. and Lady Adele Carol, Lord Ashley end Lady Harriet Ashley, Lady Truro, Hon. Arthur Kbanaird, Mr. H. Cslcraft, the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mrs. Disraeli, Sc. At the kid orr, The Mame of LANSDOWNE proposed the heaths of the seely-id couple, resserinag that the paving* which hie ese gar Mr, as the eldest friend of the bride sad had.. gees und =l, was a diabetics which they naght weft men ea ewe& rue and enleyatent. he wead amuredly t i e. The alorsity te ay MI jut wh ams' pansesei aa e rs iseerest hr weary AY MN* hen the new& sad which all wild ullee lor the yang maple were led that Amy blew tedied. All had styes trootros to in raker"' Or at air diser C hap had padre pinen of their yawn lends thee d diet; sae, sew that frost tits lie* he was atal te trestera ha the; *meal sergpe ns usei wishes Nei tfr horse which were flat Ow dr malt of the Ind edema and mewl ingsrleat est leaf Was. Mk hover prayer was, did *bar bratior right alarm through the whole of their Ives, wed beersOmer sad straw with incrus t ar irte s int having boss *sly honoured, The Kea. idr. BANTETEDII, hr hemsilf, briefly enured hie indelleition of the very NM whites conveyed by the soles and so weedy Ingeadell te his friends anent islee. duty of niewaleg dream h alt wife he druid welt ea ibie wades le devehe apes her ether, whams ranked dramas, suahrsl bin better able to do judos to so weary im ewe. Kr. eIIiaIDLS, 1111 behalf of blirelf sod the brides reedwit, eauswileigsd les lettering term In which their ortio deughter Ind bra of by the adds, marquis, voted la ille, he be permitted to say, bed been devoted la pavan to a In the joys, me en alleviation of the sorrows all eine within hi. *ere, Jen as his pat& Is, had been eapsaded fa the adveameat if the late rases end bee meet bhp : Z ur. l ble soreloy. Mar, beer.) With Els MI her Marta one of - bright red hoes be bum atho young mama to wean bar happlasse WIN henceforth to be =he had fussy bops thst that brlghtare word be la the him Os behalf of his deaghter be had to cause her fail sew el the greet berm esedieve . f . i . ma her by Asir Fen= sad tisk Kneen ea this The isnewre asneesed kletedf and Mrs. eimeeWTe was leurever Me t a me weiLeed eul Lady Palawan —tin Mbar sod reller el dr leleupsar —whose health be aline awn to he hen fa i l= Lord POLED/01i MN rub se the kind raw fa weigh Kr. arries hal if the=si iota 1 eertairty had ahtelaal he ill art 1 piety wife ,• NA as her rograd seise de be arid wale hope Ids sos Wild las IS Ism la bit = We is hit hire had bra hobs WE. la The noble lord seseleolad by asking the Ile Jain lan is Malang the beelthe of the yoz iondis had edleisted that deg web se rah race as Viattere Pargarnow, brag odd upon, Mil hap ha to rat aims* he dame the ply set seasoloi la amoda_or pima of hrlseher hrward • ea wllltewt mdse. (A eriet.) They WIMP ad same that las =roam was to rase the dowsers of also. I. the ewe sod sew of the yousg bales when I= bass ryes mad g as be manse ea raft leeNnike Usk et risislas drabs for l e i for pared la lb* Mawr. Zs *mere uslorttek le Nal /oak dasoble ree Ohdrmaihreek led Wed ere fur wade mule b lu es t are Iltat=raly with all ram* la wheitsereg . with to tho isowtreedise her. Se awes whet are t= of tbeessteety of this h appires baser It bid bra Ws OWII/ psi brow through troy years hi be bellealter serwistatt with lie belenglage of bee budge, ad h bail Ist aped ars la dee reed isoildso of es*. N. Ihershow lot sal, Cnagof re bops oste esalliese sf us e kW Mends, ealertsbati a roam awl wdlipareese kW that the yang peas would be en boast ere I to all coo metal wish rum (Har.) ea eea w isbe maid rely rawas a whet that the oploaell tithe SWIM hellstheme edge he malindie if the Want suer of the tree me buletrarar-tbst dr Omer ha typical of the killesay of err sae d eOber her which l eertalltteraf Ns - shrhoos the o'ketrtrweadal ample left tows i for da they ter Highgate.—lerreirry Pert. 'no Doane of Kent, attended by Lady Tansy Howe g 4, bily fa voltam sad 134 O. Compr, eqwery waiting, hair& yastarday hi the flostbarapka %lb haw bialfallaata real ray,43amaiwilat Prima Libra, how vidliag bar llaitaty at (Mona. Her to* bigbans IA by lb. tiro o'clock Data for her realloace at Yr:groom Hie Excellency Baron Bentinck baa left town foe Balsa Mail, on a Tait to the Mesopie sad hiarehiceeee et weelarlaster. The Earl Jermyn leaves town to-day for Germany. The Earl sal Countess of Portarliagten will Lave Landau on Friday for Inlaid. The Earl lug Countess of Bectiro Urn left Tborood Sold, Berksisrequers, lee the Lode. Virgini, cowry Oovors, Indeed. _ _ - . Lard BrWilton left tows yesterday foe ErWoke Park, be tia saaraa. Lieet-Heatral Sir Harry Smith has arrived at t►e Albemarle Hatal (late EvertWO. Coked bid Mak Manama lave WI the same eitablideemai tar Dover. Amen the ateepany sow staying at Brighton an Load leas, Viosoust Marssath. Boa of Ustowd, Earl of fltestiatoro, Lott Aiolphis Von, Earl at Latvia, Lord EBot. Lady Harvard, Sir H. Dyaoak, Masks' Mr Chomp Wader, elk Pelee Pd. lade Candles Pal. % Maw- Goa. lir W. Eked, Ceidas, Kr. J. Pritaberd, M.P., lb. Itebyeasea, d 1 P., mr.Wylpairat Xeres, M.P., Mr. N. T. Bare, X P., Ite, Moira Li ft ; Lyons, 151. C.&, &a., accompanied by Mr. m yna , 4 0 ... ;Oa Lag liodassat, retinal to Poser WWI ritsiday, MA mot Os Vo fora*. Eta Malty loge amyl a nits of moo si lbe Podlawl Hata. lholdsio: Elan b. will pleura Ist Ms plume. ilartsba mmkbarimi*a moispiate tiebe • csru LIST PENSION& t • - :••• r This Infte bon nlieras leaned lied Of petitions greeted 20th day of June, 1867, s$ theEllit day efJune, ma), charged upon the Civil Lief, They are se follows:—dlMS. Harriet Wright Williams* '(in confiders lion of the literary merits of her sou, the late Hugh Miller, and the reduced circumstances in which she is placed), 301. Edward Cerra omaireation of hie literary merit, and the narrow circumstances la which ha is placed), 401. Mrs. Charlotte Bowden (la earlderation of the civil services of her horsed, the late Charles Roweroft, her Majesty's Consul at Cinminati, who died while in discharge of his duty), 601. Mrs. Mlles Mary Hillier (in consideration of the civil services of bar hoard, the late Mr. Hillier, Consul in China, who dal from the affects of the climate, and of the destitute or &lke in which she was left at hie decease), 601. Mrs. Mary A. Jerold (in consideration of the eminent literary acquire ments ri her husband, the late Douglas Jerrold, Er ), 1001. Dr. Rebid Archibald Armstrong (in consideration of his philological labours, as Gaelic Lexicogreplair), 401. Min Mary H. L. Lander, and Miss Emily louder (in considers- Moe of the eminent service' of their father, the late Mr. John Lander, who died from the effects of the climate, whilst ex ploring the River Niger, and of the straitened circumstances in which they were placed at his decree), 601. each. Stephen Henry Bradbury (in fonsideration of his oontributkes to lite rature), 601. Louisa Catherine Paris, Fanny Cromwell Pavia, Jams Gregor Paris, Rosa Caroline Paris, and Barr Eleanor Paris (in craideratkm of the ecientific arquironesta of their dither, the late Dr. Paris, the benefits he conferred by his addi tion to the knowledge of geology, and of their present scanty maims), 1601. Mrs. Rachel Catherine Andrews Montgomery (la cerideration of the contributions to theology and poetical literature by her husband, the late Rev. Robert ), 601. Mme Isabella Leder Berard (in con- MeC ' r t ation gome 3 the services of her husband, the late Major- Gemmel Mr Henry W. Bernard, K.C.8., who died in com mand of the army at the siege of Delhi), 2001. Francis Davis (in escalade-Mica 'of his contributions to Irish lite rature), 601. Mies Jessie P. Hogg lie consideration of the literary merits el her father, the late James Hogg, the is poet, familiarly known r the "Et shepherd)", 401. Mrs. Umber Disk (in consideration of the merits of ber husband, the late Dr. Dick, as a moral and theological writsr, end of the straitened cirownwensces in which she is now placed), 101. The Hoe.. learns Elizabeth Annabelle Anson (in consideration of the services of her husband, the late General the Hon. George Amos, Commander-la-Chief of her Majesty's Forces in India, who died of direr when in active service), 2001. B.4VLYOB 342118. This morning was hated the report from the select committee of the Haeses&Comnione on Savings Banks. It contains informed= of the history and warm of legisla tion on the subject of savings banks; explains the mode in which savings banks investments are made at the National Debt-ogles, and supplies an account of the principal financial operations connected with such investments from the year 1817, when these institutions were Bret established, down to the present time. The committee embody the principal points which they have agreed to recommend to the attention of the house in the following resolutions " 1. That the laws relating to savings banks in the United Kingdom require to be amended and to be consolidated in one act. 2. That it Is expedient to place the superintendence and management of the general funds of the savings banks In the United Eiegdom In a °multilane consisting of five members. 3. That it le desirable that this commission be constituted of the Chancellor otter Exchequer, the Governor of the Bank of England, ot la his absence the deploy governor, sad three other persons appointed by the orown, of whom one shall be paid. 4. That all expenses of the commission be paid out of the monies of wisp basks ; that the surplus fund shall be inveeted in public securities, and the interest canted to the account of the sorplos fend, out of which such *apneas shall be defrayed. 6. That the powers and duties at the monied= shall be defined by act of parliament; that provision be made for the summon ing and holding Masted intervals the meetings of the com mission; that three shall be a quorum, and the =ll2OlOl of sash enesting duly ',coeds& and signed by the chairman. 6. That the rules and repdations rebating to the receipt and payments of ell monies, and to the wares and eels. of stocks and all securities be pealed at meetings of the com =beim specially convened for that purpose, and shall be subject to the approval of the Lords Coramieeimiers of her Majesty's Tresury. 7. That the annual accounts of the eamminlin, containing the receipts sad payments of all istorh4 eel esary detail as to the sales and psrehasse of stocks saute asearithe be longing to the savings banks, within Alhe year ending on November 20, in each year, be audited lot the Caemiesionese of her tdaiWty's Audit. 8. That Essildy arammte of the tiosipts and paynsiske dal seesese. art of sales sad par dons of stooks sad ethieresidtka, be Warred by the ocea ariesin, sad copies of the wasthly WOW' shall be for warded le the Dads Caussirs ree of bar Majesty's Tres. wry, sod so the Griner afar Bisb el yields re week of the following mead. O. Sid dr enamel so esate, containing the reed& seepelsessle of all sad every detail se to the err- sad reehere of seeds7t of wire IMPOStitiell of the eerier hair be bid brae both Hisses el Perileart Is the Int weds et Pellasary. If per- Hamner le sire& Ralf Istillreest nor ms dielne, this within sr days sad Aber the Err Ain of puler.. 10. That so ides, pram; or ascisespe of rooks or sseurities held by the eserardes obeli be solo, same es repaind for the perpser el th e err. bear, sad dud se fatediag of Ea rner Di held by tie scorides dein is futon be nude wither the eperd isrfrrig es set of parliament. 11. That the ressuliers sherd be aspeseired by yarlimornt to Meer a 'perdue if ends frols. aol asseding or-third of the whole, Is rem aesatthe das Ise parierd with those hire tires ere aseed sow dis asthersed berg wok s as are Greeted or sweater under ea eel of pediumest. 12. le Thee It laszpidlist that say ezierig filidesey of the Orb sherd be sire the yowl el rain* the prow lees el brier eased Se re burr bet ride waded of ON 11111ftlaild &Gray be aihrel he the eiadlastret of parlisresse. 13. net say tastes sepias ressie of the bused ern be serried to the wilt of • isenries Or/, to ✓est say seed therm lows, or &drew of Yew ; lot If then trill be as surphis to meet awe drains, of la me% the rate of bred allowed to wrier bear shell be inhered. 14. Thee die easerides shell larprmlidwar Y inhered.firm ve=r optke rerestry the wires be loft, sad dr sidle tad res= des rrelpe sad C=et dersete, ea the by say ists 11:els bath deli simples seeerley fer thatkposits part =" e issa ir dl illere Vnil ia 9147 30 1.71.1 1999109 68.1174= 010 0/9 Pm1f b. : 39 % .161 ler repeellsa of restrile t red Or eirrre doe rea -1 Are with irk regratier. 112 Thr ae briny eft ' ease diode be pireelteed to ewer Se sere el= Ira=lir seek se hem lied their Mee , vies of wary serer bask riga lie f d i g etee, waly afar der hew bra 021114 by the banister fa d mad fee el r be Medal hiV i sime Ismael the dat 9 IV., e. 92. 19. That the r llNOt is Met ded of deposits peyebb es be alitheed. whirrs say drub dal wear to NIL, as newels sheen may, with the otared of thrasher e diseur lame • rides ol that deport 4 the kw the of 1003 rook, the Wend es whir shell be resolved by the earisidesere, awl be plead to **deportees errount" We (Pod) learn that Sir John Dean Paul, whose nos bus been so nolorious for new yews peek le now a bspoises lonstio in the Postonville The ovoid serried; on Sunday emcdop at Walt- Weeks Abbey lave boss dlocoutinsed until further wake. Advice. from Venice announce the death of the 'isp ed that diocese, Mgr. Gloom, brother of the groat malOor. A letter from Belgrade of the 18th, In the Leiprie Gaunt, :—" • Turkish seklisr this etradreg insulted the Prussia& deg. Although tla isrdt wet way verbal, the consul temormedy dismadisi satisitelles." _ M. is Magas:abed is sajoariag at Evian, is Sovoy, for the bum& of Ids bola. . . _ The Beaten" . journal enneenedi the arrival in that tom al a Y. Ftlath, who tibiae to be the Inventor of oviatibta sad who at all mate appease to have radioed • Leas beans is a few yew* by the sale of resawrou. yowl male ; be Ira leash' NI estate with Ida plat, tad Is building • weetellhai Mood= gas K. Me:Mime Dames is still in St. Petersburg. Hs p uen d i Ebed is ea, of the ,kwaritalo that city • wows oth the lath M. di motorat, will het of the of Bt. Ism", The Ors* Andrew, thine beellieee, have pre ' emelei to the ethiseel draw et P. TheiPeeheillee shuts- in Prussia. are obliged to werraableolothiretweitosi the Prorebit geettavelat 'ow Wine iwyeao the etre "digs to Me itophylo of that wa r sod febseefba Ts Ildbavibli ia t easo wever, Ilse ee agree of friesterwlea, thus cf tie to have ot their lege a Ma, diem of rale". a *hod, led Moth of the Wipe^ en anew. " ?airtime' " ItarOtrre.—A emit he. bon emeamoidi is C f wee iamemo et the hobs and tea seeetbefe et the , Wery's, Nefelob. tbrabobtor (111=t1. 111) etho the eth er %Vspa coroameiaa," die bast deed I n ame bit Bipeds %sow leant= e t; am pertleater tedegistaa ahmil ha immtdial to eddied= bite Oho dm* dehrof•Aowt of titepti, Of to he daubers of din t timmeliP—ltryPora, . . , 'LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE TURKS AND MO] A despatch received in Paris last evening states that on Saturday last, July 24, the Turks encamped on the frontiers of Montenegro made a new offen sive movement. The Turkish force consisted of 3,000 men with two mortars. Five Montenegrins were killed and eight wounded. It seems probable that the Turks surprised the Montenegrin outposts, and that the latter not being strong enough to re sist retired. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (P:011 0171 01111 PARIS, TIIIIDAT EVENING. The Emperor is expected to arrive from Plombilres at the Villette station of the Strasbourg Railway at six o'clock this evening. He will proceed from thence by the circular railway round Paris direct to St. Cloud, where he will remain till he starts for Cherbourg. His Majesty left Plombiarta this morning by the Mulhouse line and passed by Lan gres, Chaumont, and Troyes, at each of which places preparations were made to give him a brilliant reception. The Pattie tells us that the Emperor led a quiet life at Plombieres, " dividing his time between state affairs and attention to his health, and that crowds of persons who went to Plonibieres to ask for favours were refused an audience. This very proper and absolutely necessary rigour will, it is hoped, act as a salutary warning, and protect the Emperor from importunity next year." The Emperor, before leaving Plombieres, gave a farewell dinner three days ago, at which the Duke and Duchess of Hamilton, Baron and Baroness de la Duerronniere, Count and Countess de Lawcestizie, Countess de Calonne, &c., were present. The Em peror received his guests at Herival, where there is an ancient abbey with picturesque ruins. _ _ The fact of Count C;vour's visit to Plombieres is now openly stated by the French papers. The Opinion. of Turin speaks of it es a great political event, coming on the eve of the Cherbourg meetings and while the question of the Danubian Principali ties remains unsolved. The Paris Conference did not meet to-day, as was expected, bet it is believed that it will assemble on Thursday. Fuad Pacha, the Turkish Minister for Foreign Affairs, has paid a visit of ceremony to Mdlle. Eveillard. The Bourse continues in the same dull state. The Rents rose 10c. for cash and fell 6c. for account, closing at 68fr. 26g. and 68fr. 20c. Mobilier was without change. The railways were lfr. or 2fr. higher. The Presse says in its weekly commercial review : . . _ The revival iv oOmmerolal affair; becomes mom and more general, without, however, having as yet attained my past developm®t At tido Was of the year many branches of industry sat paandly I. the vary depth of the dead wagon, bat it is not as a good eymptom that the oommimion spats an now purchasing earlier than usual. Some American Massa, finding it difficult to do business on credit, in cassequence of the extreme caution of our manufacturers is dealing with the United States, have made purchases for emir both at Paris and Lyons. All the looms in Lyons have now work on hand for several month' to come, sad the numnfaoterers are laying in fresh supplies of raw =Walt. Silks have experienad a further rise. The silk crop is thought to be satirfactory in France, but as much cannot be mid of other silk growing come les. All aorta of good', raw as well u manufactured, are firmer, and the accumulation of stocks in ratrepots and ships, which has so long been a remarkable feature, has everywhere con siderably dimittialted. great drought in June end the beginning of July has done some mischief the grain crops will sill be above the average. Samples of rye and wheat which have already been brought to market are of extremely good quality. The oat harvest is but very middling. Ray is everywhere a failure, and prices are now 60 or 70 per cent, higher them they were last year. In consequence of the saue.ity of fodder, many breeders are selling off their cattle, and there has been a great fall in the pries of beasts la all the masts. It is much to be hared that nut year cattle will ►a warm sad amt deer. M. Monceaux, the well-kown money changer of the Palais Royal, was some time since, to the great astonishment of the public, sentenced by the Tri bunal of Correctional Police to two months' imprisonment, upon a charge of having understated to a client the price at which he had sold some rail way shares. The Court of Appeal has not only reversed the sentence. but ordered the prosecutor to pay the oats of both trials. It appears beyond all doubt that M. Monceaux wee wholly innocent of any fraudulent intention. His clerk, in making out en account of • series of large transactions, bad accidentally mistaken the current price of one day for another, and had charged the client with about 100 fr. too much. Anonymous threatening letters addressed to M. Monceau:, and admitted by the prosecutor to be in the handwriting of his own wife, clearly proved that the prosecution was malicious. It is only just that this should be _ . . _ stated, as the original condemnation of M. Mon ceau: appeared in the columns of the English journals. THE SEIZURE OP mczwer SHIPPING AT STETTIN. We kern by advicesham Copenhagen, of the 20th inn., that Unman Nelsen in the port of Steals, by order of the Paladin government, of seven nerchaat vessels carrying the Danish flag, hes amid the greatest irritaticai n that capital. The tine chosen for reviving a penal dawns, dating from 1829, bat which lea bast allowed to MI Into oblivious, is, politically speeldag, the worst that could have tear abated. We have received from an =askant eon,- spoodeat at Stettin the following latter, in which the tram anise is daturtim4 Weather with a melt which, so der as It gess, mast be estalaelory I. the Dana : " STETTIN, Jour 24. "It will be remembered that about three yarn ago Pravda edoplei to • amnia mint the pdaalples ad free lade, and shalishadd aaamag ether thins, as sainew-shaded reetrictica of the condo( trade to rem& tinier the anima gag. At the ease tints an exespelea was reeds for the an. onion of those fags whose govenseents shroald Wan to piece the Prunes Worm a antler seelpresr/ Intim el I equality. About a aka* ago the supplies of grain in this neighbourhood having Wien of onaltierably, and not being !.ahead to the dam* nen enterpsieng merchants of this I city bought several anon al wheat at Danzig aid itaige. beta insereadag Sisk eursmardenta to chaster venal is bring down the corn to this Vein. fit Via ti! sh dam, the ship When up Ow Ilu 109pVidiadalhald OA at the cassia-kaue with all the WOW lip the Prussian laws, and arrived at tide pert in reel statue. There Wig bat frw ship to ha fad ca dish at the lIKIMINIc the wanspostleats of the Mink Itarrn bad in. gage* lmb& resale; eel es Demo* hae wet plead the Presiestlerg es the ease hada es , 'Meows with mad to the oabotera or wed* trek tla COIMOSTMOS ter that es their arrival here the alp Al their cargoes were deebewl be bog °embalmed, malliabel to the wows, the Was sereever, shag the webs fir eoespkiag to chest the reweave. The ogee wee WWI beim the lest Inismieht, or tebesel of Ode proviso, and teamed a grad nestles. That tomisy pea *gismo is the owe et the Dada ceptaies tailkded for as Wombs of the °dotage laws, asd &Wed thee the delsdaset were set liable to stallsaileavf Air gad ..eye, wiled b tratsammel b ea empillmi. prodded at the tellmil nearked dui Ais Mimi Swedes boa floes imlimpulisr yid& dry as ollessi valet _ _ as Mend Ili ea espliellei of slss kris isissetbsel by law kw tie asseolies et she mast (ten der). Ike Bede AD awry .lo ts ell. brims weed yessessiksr, yoskoki amiss. the add= at dr exist, siblok Lae systywbsso shool glow way riot sad sysersl sallskselso, awl be pee sedge leteedeCks wog to s bigise Wheel," NAVAL AND MILITARY. IZNTII.—ReII , ADMIRALTY, JULY 27 Admiral H. J. Codrington C. 8., to be admiral superiaten dent of Nikita Dockyard, vies Stanford, promoted. Captain J. Wilcox, C.B. (1860), to the Victor Emanuel, 91, screw steam-ship, at Portsmouth, vice Moore, whose appointment ia cancelled. Lieutenants L. H. Versturme (1863), to the Himalaya, iron screw steam store -ship, at Davenport; H. Burnaby, to the Perseverance, 2, iron screw steam troop-shlp, at Ports month; J. F. Lenon (1866), to the Argue, 8, paddle-wheel steam sloop, st Shawnees ; snd J. D'A. Irvine (1868), to the Cornwallis, 60, screw steam-ship, for coast-guard service in the Ihuabar. Chaplain the Rev. L Graham to the Victor Emanuel. Naval Instructor W. D. if., (1866), to the Illustrious, 26, training ship, at Portamoath. Assistant-Surgeon E. T. Ryan (1866), to the Pembroke, 60, screw steam-ship, for coast- guard service at Harwich. Acting Assistant-Surgeons R. Boger, to the Fury, 6, paddle-wheel steam• sloop. East India and China station.; P. hPlivatt (1868), and J. L. Whitney, to the &saxes, 70, flag-ship, Cape of Good Hope &Utica. TEE Latin.—A private of the 36th Royal Sussex Regiment having been found guilty by a district court mar tial of stealing a 6a. piece belonging to private Dagherty, of the Name corm was sentenced to receive 60 lashes and to be imprisoned 84 days with hard labour. The punishment of flogging was inflicted on Saturday at Chatham, and woe very sevens, the eat having nine thongs to it, thereby giving four hundred and fifty stripes on the man's back. Some of the young soldiers who had never seen such punishment before dropped from the ranks and fainted. The prisoner appeared to bear the infliction with a great degree of bounce and her. dihood ; for when he was released from the halberts he set up a loud laugh at the °Moen, and observed to his comrades, " I shall soon be back again . " —Brighton Guardian. The Oneida is shot tly expected at Southampton and will take out troops to India. It is expected that she will sell about the 4th of next month. She was the first steamer that took out an Australian mail under the European and Australian Company's contract, and on her return to Sum she broke down, and for a long time was supposed to have gone to the bottom. She has now undergone a thorough re. pair. Both the Oneida and the Tasmanian belong to the Royal Mail Company, and are the only two /mew ship possessed by the company, all their other large shine being side wheels. The Tasmanian is larger than the Himalaya. The Royal ma Company have now two of the finest end largest screw steamers in the world. They will carry a very large 'number of mops. The head-quarters of the 77th Regiment, coolish. Mg of 29 officers and 610 rank and file, which embarked at Sydney, April 21, on board bar Mersty's steam ship Megan, arrived at Calcutta on the 12th June. and disembarked on the 14th June, for Dum Dum, via Coesipore. The detach ment of the 77th Regiment, consisting of five officers46loi rankand file, 80 women, and 82 children, which left 8 on 80th April, per Roby Castle, arrived at Calcutta 1 June, and proceeded on 17th June to Dom Dom, via Cannons. Extract from a letter dated Dum Dam, June 18, 1858 :—" Yon will hear by this mail of the much-lamented death of Colonel Straton. He was only ill for 12 hours, and went off very suddenly from congestion of the lungs ; his attack in the onset was fever. I wee with him in his last moments, He died easily and quietly, but unconscious." WOOLWICH, JrLy 27. Mr. John E. Petley, Master Commander of the Birk Earle, Admiralty steam yacht, this day received a use of Tenable mathematical instruments sea present front Mace Alfred. The present Is accompanied by a letter from Ida Royal Highness, who refers to his recent =lee in the Bimk Regk—hopes that the Instruments 'sill be useful to Mr. Pep ; sad amongst other matter his Royal Highness Metal he haa forwarded a knife for Truelove, the boatswain, as he had not forgotten that he lost Truelove's knife when they IMO out in a small boat. CHATHAM,. JULY 27. Admiralty orders have been received for a return of ill the steamers and vessels of war now lying la the Med way attached to the cedinary t in order to montain vdst vessels are tit for farther active service. PORTSMOUTH, it tv 27. The Victor Emanuel, 131, screw, Ca pptaain Moore, received on board to-day • detachment of Royal Marine Artillery and Marines, together with about 60 con thmons service men from the Victory. The Royal &vertigo, 131, screw, went out of harbour to day to" warm " her engines preparatory to trying her speed at the manntred mile. She steamed about eight or tan nines beyond the Nab Light to the eastward, and, after proceeding in a novena direction as far as Osborne, returned to the har bour. Her engines of 800-borse power worked in beautiful order, and there wee very little vibratory motion. Thia pre liminary trial was a satisfactory one to the officer in Captain Gordon, of the Hannibal, superintendent c e b f ar te steam reserve. Weather permitting, she will proceed to Stoke's Bay on Saturday ; and, it Is expected, realist a speed of upwards of twelve knots. (MOM LASS NIORT'S GAZITTI.) WI! OPTIC/t. PALUNALL. Jets &nal Artil ar—Ceseas sod ReaeLliske Beery Roars troop tem. poetry ha , te be onpernmmeery captain Saint _Veto - Warp Surgeon l a me. Wilm to he atalnerystirpon. ace W. Mackay. alkali es lieseseettat Marl* Wdlinica John IltlaWygresi to be liemeneelaloutzl isa tbeel Ebel& To be Melon, with/st en = out. elm Pftwityrrem ; Jams D=O, the To ho without Wolloon la geoM e tw a Yfrom tol? "'ll apsy LOA • lastamint T. R. Andersoe. am Runt ; Lima. slat &mph ,Xemsel Wetbenal to be opa., by pue. awe, Ree who mfr; Lleutenane James Leta, teem the Ile Abbe Dragoons. to be captain, at pentane. Gaon 111 to be Heuramet, without Ma rioe bests; Liminmott emose Slillegion, from the 4th Feet, to be at the d iference; Cornet Burton to ut Dowel% hem °nada to be lieutenant, without Pouthiell. T. t purelisse—Contet John Ausuelmo &outpost. (maths Mb &mole ; Corset Arthur James BRIM& from the lia Ups Dower , Cornet Robert Pavia, from the eth Di ClenoMTlNemao Jooeph Ft s &MOO, from the t o LIM Drumm ; Coma Alessairr Frederick Stewart, from the and Deo gees Cluardo, vine Clhopmen,..oow ate.. '4Fvx.r. Oaptatn WWI= Yam Jollus,eiJi Dre¢oon► to be major to the MUM •---••••••, •---.. ♦DMIRALTY. JcLT M. CRT. of Ro.al MaMass—llrat Ideaunant James 0111111/ Twat 10 be adjutant. Mee DMA puled. CHIRBOIIRG.—At the present time it is intended that two of the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamers shall go to Cherbourg, vie., the Pen and Wrens. The Pero Is expected home with the heavy portion of the India and China mails at the latter end of this week. She is the largest ship in the oompsny's fleet, being 2,873 tam burden. Her last trip from Southampton to Malta, a distance of 2,000 miles, was accomplished in 7 days 8 hours, or at the rate of 300 relies a day._ The Babette is 1,900 bins burden. Both the Pas and SalmUe are screw steamers. The Pent to la titude& at preset to convey the mambas of the House of Oommon to Claestiearg. The company have added to their Beet lately. It at present consists of 44 steamers, of which 27 are wows. Thar aggregate tonnage I. 68,480, and their horn power 3,744. EmIO3..TION TO ATBTHALTA.—Notwithstanding the snereals remind hem the aatipodas of the ore stele of the Mesa market, the government still continue to forward toil Arts New South Wales emigrants from the of the United Kingdom and the sister r d r i ne time ago the Bee sailed for Australia with =a . f 400 emigrants, and ohs was followed shortly by the Ookoads, having on board a larger num ber of panengers am the Bea. At preen* the Merry Pleasant. se leis, in the river with a fell complement of for Sydney, sad the eammienienere of em4traden ft=i lis verdeed for tenders for another gip to sail at or &boat the 24th of August for Adelaide, and for we to sail upon the Bth Sepheabw for Melbourne. ErtatAnr MOILIIONITEL —A letter has UM ossolvel by Kr. Wealth's, Little URA* WSbenhelk Ansa W - bellow Thor, The ems am age oselgoseed with *WNW the Nom= bah, to white boatman lb sigma dal' hied ever been IsA ssaq bl isi l is ta gm enserseiles= wherbwitalse are to era M missy seed by Oak seceek7oa this soliatr*. Tots* le also I* WC nd ths Awe* to ray objesdatable.— Irekoriession alronsk. !—The Maws gratefully accepts the astala, nently stated by the Inn Ontemporoote, of the of aislellos la Iferskaol, and inquires " WlC e lleammes Minn mode by salons mat is Eattishil— lo men Beal esdiety,alite a sot ermined to the peen ineasesfal?" Ter*, thing% h sant essolorive APO WiWorittA _nol rir b= 4 4.lll Otalooloy, ta odor to oppose the etbdelleal mooldimi preys ea ihigliiireasiely, Oast oft***lolll of c= k, exist, white ces teem be produced ene of the and -ens never be rooked far in Ms ley tad Decrier which is the worthy daughter of a Loopy • 18 Henry VIII., sod as Blinhath." Dlseirrion Plea.-0n Sunday afteMeall.lloll; two o'clock, the large attar *Wag tate at Cemb, ainni ix din Welt hem eMikeel, war Itheetorlitt to SW Tie sillhiest act *A s am sera Af Os la naIIAMP. rewoottfatellseneitba= were bos frau awe at ths whams al the Mini An osgoleasssfatames i t kr mid* serewat er2 mo_ = • V i lr allim ellietripllise of those stos.# the beta Osell • oft Oinks fiteik *eim the and sham sad tier weight of the oratlisasy * the wit Is* billowegla *Ara the walls—the but well wild , woods, and the beak well falling haw% * Wet eking with hee% nal the trit was an mass of &dm nibs. Nothing, Ilealfere, foie. to save the me* beet& bat 5 Mahal aim rZ a g a t e t c oricklagates and dor% ern Prow" testaest. 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