The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-27 00:00:00

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VISILVI*SI d lads at mill. ass et A ~MON Im7 Me as Os jaw Min Wawa Irk a• efts vs IS* MN Us, at MI *NI IS ON 01/0 Xs. *a M.; a* .116• Is *Aar Uwe la a aim* al W. • ISOM Ws aupersio SI sp V . Ilkar t ,*_ alz IIIIII; . `M t n •tl 'lll.oslw4. NM; ; MO* lan Jr 4 ready, baled &M . VSTONES of VENICE, VoL L Th. IVID/MO.O. 1.7 Joni Resin% &seat "Nallei M Ow IplalrZ la= =nisi PlisatM Lid=: 110/0. Ilkiraa4 Os. Owner THE AUTOBIOORAPHY of • "THIRSTY IPOWL.' Wm mod br •+mow 'Wastrel' la We WIHINLY WICOOKII WATUSWAT=FeW. him 14, win W.— Leeks : w. SwwWitOw. BAIL (Frogs Nash ) A NILAXCHOLY NUT tNisTROCTIVI NAIMATITI, FOUND= OX FACTS, AND ON HORACI SMITH'S " 0/10kON axasiewatt." Elam Savvy stood at his reface door, Promotion bonier - to And, sir; His won it huer down beinm And the tail of his wig behia, sir.* A lady, ea pointed and smart, Cried " Pardon my little transgression, But I know what Is next to your heart, Now, what do you think of Confession f" Her taco was rouged ap to the gas, And red was har ladyship's Margery, Aad folks who am thought to be wise, Recognised a professor of roguery. A beadle of ks at her want— says " Tam help you, air, that I mu, Is the @oath I sem vein math grated, Aad I live at a plats to the Vanessa." Rum-ti, Ac. Her language his wits did bereave, She prooteded to earthy and gabble on, And et feat (which you'd hardly believe) He smirked at the Lady of Babylon. Bays be, " I ',meld get In a scraps, Could my lase and reepeotable the hark ; He'd frees should a Wllberioros spa A sleek Ultramontanist hierarch. Rum-ti, Ac. Bar ohs, " Don't be frightened at somas, You've always to Rome hid a tendency; Bland up for Coafession• your game's To singes for priestly ascendancy. Cut she priest a beck-way to the boast, And you've out through the Witham of Halm Pasisms, husbands, are not worth a souas Attar that, my !Me stout-legged Tractartan. Rum-U, Ac. " Let layman surrender their rights To the curate; ha hams what him trade la; He'll keep the meeckelos from frights, Aid be will direct' the young ladies. Get the yeses but under your thumb, No theme fce the male istarkeers, They pre talk and swa y —and till they're dumb, Thest has they the oop" Rum-ti, &c. This counsel he took from his love, Aad in s very Dent session Hs skiswith who of a dove, the 'maw rim called Contester" 111rmilens me wary, and flay can see 'lb expedient to Ash ; Let es oroldepiscepal vacancy, And Sam is osor made an srclibiehop. Rum-ti, An. " If that woman were km, dank my wigs," Cried ha, " I'd come Lather and Knox at her, I'd elate the old mother of prigs, And rakes my episcopal vox at her. I fancied I'd made melt a rare book, And sow I'm la Jet the wrong box foal ; Had I stuck to my Anglican Prayer-book, I abould set have steak Bishop of Oxford." Bum-ti, Ac, (Too obvious to nog Wing.) • Hierarchical wigs hare ow Sills, and hierarchies] Orford Ira no wig, bat trials amei set gem& she sacred firs or pommy. 80071-RABTERN RAILWAY. TM Mowing is from Os /sport of as directors to asmaild to Iserdas du preprielara at dr masiteg at the Brid ge *HA as Tbmsfirr : Iyrool A 000173171." Bush at th. •sual awes et at amid sarmillisre tor the kelt-year istliss the d hay. MS, are lirewaith presented to the pro re& FMB tir versae realist, It will be observed *At trt g r i t eri s t "311;: i le. reettrtelare tun .moggn aftembeat InIlls), or 7,421 L Te. flee MlS pond with the Isaifiser *Wig to. 31 .1 hi, W. 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Its. 1Z deanma; ass m ade' be Ole balfilese, 6,0611. 116. 44. diaramo ; eepeawa set fad/alai new, masa 11,11ON. w enti. imam isplaNisso: Oa leswesavo power. %NIL Oa IN. aweees; amigo mei weeps replay 1,1141. 10a. 14. amemee; asp awl mete, MON la. 114. deeno; ofteeeleela 14. demewe ; powwow awl werdwa. di ve r%NlL Its. 24. deenseo; gemel elkeepe (la ), 4,1641. 14.1aseara; Mi .p ▪ . 1.1 , Oa faarara ; govaraimo Maly. . 10a. 44. ,• atm, laza% aad toile, 282/. 13s. N. da evars. Toads, I.IIN. 12. I& isaresai. TIAI7IC. Prow Tai:.—Tho total aerobe: of perpea cal voyel Ow Soma Isotora lime during glidi aimpsegiag parka of Int boa as ums .... Wit rt a-1,181. 4,711,146; 4 , 6 4 610 :-401016.1, primpes.—lt will ha observe& Ogee MI bra Megan hs the teed greipea, notwithstan th di at ng the brewed sr able etmeregers at each err conveyed upea the ribs, delft be hallbyer. Tlis dearame is eaceented by by dr bang emlineetal promples, be 'goatees he Iredein Deem end Pisses mile Ming hes by 9,1•71. Om la the seng pried of tre halt.yeer ; sod be leees by the • ataaaws lowed& urir sad Ca. snd lallomies• Deskpro being Ire by 6,70 t. Ss ed. derby the sr es peled. TM/slag of la er etribertml Mils elerberble pertly k the aemnaraid depreeslas pet atrau t erl eerily b dr braved serfegmay what w lb. PM& pervert ragsleaker were sabred abler the begrai=prerat yesr. MANNOIf• 1111 brogint, bsm roast adepted bob by dr destish sad geweermas, le MOW@ the bereseees between be two m eir of ths Mile headers muntly pered, the pries as Persige sisieeper his bean redeasd trea b. le fle" fuddhe b Able them TM Trench gerreereet Me she smillessil emendasiat passengers beilai=e Para porn as ardireas Ismad by the MlAYaetr. Ompeny i _wteheed wq iscoarniime at gamer be the IMAM lib derser la the reed" dlreshwe ere dredged le wt the shaft d lend Iris hr hem sea se sr the Miele Ile waiter sellr Ihmedly the espresto et the gerene thelsehls Mee me ilesMd brelsney he mired segkel la the =be ribley hoe he re asiediseell dries the leat bw webs, white ray ins r. pin the sharsheidas with aseddesee es le Meer preepse Irritant ASSOCIATION Pon hartansio was Dtrastates or Tem Les:muse Ceara—At the !alt =ar etrealedas, Imple yesearley, et the li ims tl e is i tseedadror-road, Mr. J. Wllkiseus le the auk ▪ revert wee read W eiepeek of shish w ellewlag the aid %dam . nage bellestya Ilabssare. ▪ loseelb, ssa. the eareMerera idtway, WOO IMF plelsi as the lith May teat. They ease IN wi t er dettl hop Ate reams red, of seri 27 are respied, the me ebrW__ _brag 3s. bd. wesk ere. es skint bur Or blear los less svairPr• ap pa ft mark bet es es ere hes ler s =A Isis et 111. St. 24. as les de ihre he le the 30th hum • amillsrabli parks ddr estared espisd eelll rourion to he odd up, esd the beard emir test sad the issawy bee bee• %rod Is the parterre of moue Mod sell the ereeres et farther todesis (while thr e seer bed. siesd) usevideleg errs' be erected to ybile ANOTIIIt i 7722 ST Bezitotrrearrlieteraty sheet three °Week. a Bra brake est he the pre errs • Ph. C. Shiptay. tersdreeser, eenples es st Nee. 20 mad 31, is the belbriremilsoid purl& Beth lam roe sal the : ember commet. pc von Irma la the Meal lies4Oss. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, 1858. DRAMA. LYCEUM. At ads dull season of the year the opening of one of en phdpel London theatres with a company containing the mess of actors of repute, is a noticeable and probe worthy hot. Last night the Lyomm was opened fur as aura= season under the management of Mr. Edmund Yawner (who will be recollected as the author of The Cayot, • decor pray produced under Mr. Dillon's rigiow), the attrao- Ilan being the production of • now comedy, in three acts, added Istreaoss, or the MIN of go Day. After seeing the play (which, by the way, look four hours to representation).* gams away with a strange dreamy notion of having witnessed • aslasagsindi of several well-knows drama., the principal portions of which are, however, so ingeniously dovetailed that It le impossible to classify or ticket each respective extract. While weaving his plot there can be no doubt that the author's heart and sympathies were with Sir Bulwsr Lytton, and while poliaLlog his dialogue, Mr. Jerrold's happy knack of sermon° retort unquestionably Nerved ox his modal but the 'fleeted pedantry of the former has etraaed pito what should have been the province of the latter, and often, when we are led to expect brilliant tropes and metaphors, or startling antitheses, we are regaled with • wordy semi-metaphysical, aseed-olorioal harangue, the gist of which could have been better expremed la a lbw UM ILASIL There ia, however, undeniably mu& clever disktine in /straws, and many mimic remarks, which, thought:sae section, they prove to be truLima, era happily expressed, and clothed in pungent and ear tickling phrase. Whet is min tipsily required in the piece is compreosion ; there is a de tided lack of action, but this is partially atoned for by the interest, which, though the iikesemener is neimmerily Ler secs, la kept up thronghout the three mots. But the moral and didactic promisee, of the hero are really dreadtal—thoy sew barely endurable on the slags, but in real life their con tinued nthwanos would expose their inundator to being enercikeniy ant as a has, or, in the present state of the lunacy law, seat of to • private asylum under the certifies.* of two reediest practitioners. The plot of this comedy le simple month The fret ad— the situations in which at once remind one of Morley—takes pied), in the home of a deamwed millionaire, whose will la about to be read. Thither come the expectant relative, two transamdant swells," a very wild barrister, a Lancashire hatfly, consisting of mother, SOU, and daughter, a nephew of the doomed, Frank Hawthorn% and his adopted daughter, His Vsrasoriz. After Tartans small legacies, the property ish between the two last-named pergolas, on condition that they aball be married within six months . on the refusal of fiber the other to become sole hair : on the refuel of both, the property to gob • charity. Miss Venom b a high bred-gfri, not defiles in kart or seams het slightly spoiled by worldly ezperienos, with • slight prosehent fir ow of the eforanerned dandies. She ►s never seen Mr. Ilawthmue before, sad is disposed to swab him conihrehly ; b which kind resolution she is backed up by all her Mende, but the 'apposed milk-and-water made MINIM tar, out • pleb Remy, foils the lady with her own weapons, sad lads the unfortunate fee gentlemen the moat dread ful lila, continually saying the mast serceetio things to Mom in the most unpleasant warsmor, and invariably tricking his satire with • touch of metaphyekel morality which sempielm their bewilderment sad haves them helpless. This basin goes on throughout the two acts; et the owa mosomorat of the third, Howthento receives torresoodostiom teem the ledy's wiles rd thegeatimame when be imegime to be leer loam, did blight all hie diming bops cd ted procatd love, sad ladies him to think that Kim Vermeer will swept his amply for the mks of the statiessat forteme. Acoordiegty, wire the time some for deelidea, be disarm to fail the madities aimed by the es tier, sad madame his wealth sad the head of bee be isms. Of owes, pestle jest's !abide se aapoetkal • Memberica, the lady be loved his he: ler himself ; the pomenket of seem TIMIS written by him prove to her that hie WA is really Ws, mil ell eade happily. The Oh; ;nres redly excellently sold; Mn. Cherie' Ynang, who played the her ley is unquestionably, with the exception of Mrs. Stirling, the moot lashed red ladylike actress en our stage ; bee homily Is the vivacity of the drawing-room es distil:chdes& ft® that fatal phytulnese of the stage hoyden, and bar pathos la material sad ttn shahs& Mr. Leigh Murray wee origleanyonotintsid foe the pert of Freak liewthonee, bat • pireirsph ia the play bills stated that he bad "abeehed himself hole the re heersele," and the pert was heardhsly undsdekee by Mr. itsioner. If thh lest-seensel geotheme be not • regoler ester be lea had amedint maser, be • oseurad of the shape, ad spoke wilh leek led halber. The =hoe parte ht the emderplot an hey well Md. Mr. Mary pimpe a lanoeshlre lebbledeboy, who eetelreete • host bnpeediebh marriage, with tarty reephaems aid in euellent dialect. To Km. Whim Utie sear prates may be awarded. Mr. Charles is shalleatly made sr ma indent " end arches a ealin &erne- Isehdh asnaliefeeat with • perception which argues excel yeally hehie lathe mocha ; and Xr. fienettohndet reed balms aster, phya • eaehadeeel, seed-benholort, triad, searirle aid braskr, wtth tali amid presides. Tb syphon thecae/bout the pine we. eanstant ; the cer eals was elevated is obedience le mow deemed at the sad of each it, rid at the concludes, when, Aar load arise of I " Anther" Mr. Timer, In dumb show, restevaesd himself to be the these gendemea b an—wereser, shoe, and entbor—lhe ebserles was tetwodhous. The house was very hlly atheided. LUNACY COMMISSION ON MR. SUCK (Coadnand No yeetairea lirprese.) Mrs. &rah Ybiher, dater of the alleged lunatic ' said that the family cooriated aims leathers and three ulster.. Her father died at the age of n. There was nothing in the fa mily eccaotrioor approaching to insanity. Had never heard of anything of the kind till fire. Ruck sugge.ted it. The alleged lunatic bad never been thought of a violent temper. It wesbelieved in the family that his mines in Wales were valashle. His manner at Mooreroft was always quiet. Had Wow Moen with him at Wood's Hotel daring the present proceeding, and his conduct all that time had been quiet and rational. Mrs Ruck, mother of the alleged lunatic, denied that she had ever heard of any eccentricity in the family until it bad been suminted by her son's wife. Mr. G. W. R. Wainwright, of the firm of Combs and Wonenght, of Steplsion—l was consulted by Mr. Fisher about Mr. Ruck. I accompanied Mr. Fisher to Mammon, and em the alleged lunatic. He knew that I was a solicitor, end substituted me for Mr. Acworth. I suggested that Dr. Seymour should come down. Mr. Rack told ma about the affair ie the coach, and I toured that in point of foot the only delusions he was labouring under wire respecting his wife. Dr. Seymour was 'Mee of opinion that he ought not to be kept fa eeabmeao. I afterwards saw Mrs. Reck, and Mr. sad Max Owed, end I at tempted to make same arrange:nest with them. I pointed out the great impropriety of bringing ma a ere before the public; and as Mrs. Ruck had said that she would mg lens with her hothead mein I proposed kir, Mr. a deed at There war - mem erenee se M dt7 a l m ers . , 4 llse sulkier he Mm. Rork, inekeher on within Dr. Wthelow's opinion (which bad In the meantime beta takes) the basis of the agreement. I objected, and initiated on Dr. Seymour's opinion. Mr. Williams said that en in quiry must be had, but I urged the expense, which I said would be 2,0001. Mr. Williams smiled, sad said It need not cad 2001., for we might have it in private at the asylum. I ✓eplied that if them wee to be an of et ell it most be a pablie one, and before a jury. The attempt at as arrangement failed. On the 12th of May I went to Moorcroft and saw Mr. Huck alone. He appealed to me his delusions, but he spoke of them rather ea empidons then as facts be bad witnessed. He told me, for Weems that Mies Jones had refused to give him any informetim reaped. lag his children, and told him that they should never be any expense to him. He knew that she had no mesas, and be had therefore inferred that she might have made away with ed them. He *ek me if I thought the Wogs he bad hebil me were all delusions. I said that I certainly thought sow of them might be so. He seed me which of them. I fa danced that about the d and I endsavolued to disabuse his mind se to that point. I not think It product to say that they were all dehisiena. He said, I shall get you to investigate the matter." I bed been regeseed, II he pm me say lastrostions, to ask him for en order for payment on Mr. Gored. He at mos offered to give me am, and I told him ha had better Until it to 1001. I seat for Dr. Stillwell, but he said he was prohibited hem allowing his patient to sign anything. Mn. Reek Sea came I explained to her what 1 wished, bat she otderied bit I wee informed two days after that I should be prohibited from seeing Mr. Huck agais I then Weed caveat against say petition, became I did not with any private *airy to be estered into. Afterwards the premed petition wee nerved m ma, and I this spelled to thesauri fir ma ceder for 00111111 to Mr. Rack. Ilebesemset l y I saw Kr. Reek, and he Irked see le go &ma to Wake seed make the 6geir4 he led pee- Mandy directed me to hatted*. This was fa July. Retold me where I was to go, and the pectin I wee to see. He gave me else some letters of thiroduction, which I delivered. At that time he epp awed to te perfectly ratimith I made the inquiries. flood that there had been en alter ation in the coach, but that the cease was Monet fm what Mr. Reek kedthseght I found that he ma elm w holly drank at the thus The nazi day I went to him, and told Min the malt. He mid he wee quite end he added... What a fool I shall look." He drLed me to tall Mr. Fiber, Ise he could not do it blemel4 gad than he asked me whet he mild to do. I said that the cedinery course would be for him to conmenkate with hie wife ; bat ander the peculiar cissumetenom of this ease I reelli o t rer ast know just then what to advise. I reecessamiled„ • that, es the asses was cocain on for trial, he should set tem immtcate with anybody on the subject except fa prememe of his kends Croes-triarobsed by Kr. X Members—l wished the pro. pawed arnuggemeet to be on the tooth( that Mr. Rook was not and never had been isms". I soggested that he should be put in a 'Wags. it now et Ms 4{r& would Who owe of Mai. lad that Ik. &lasso *aid be hie medied atteisdeat. Mr. Gored oteseted to bra Insets* swim sore • deed as I had proposed. Mr. Willis= ' , guested that two or ems mediae' men of =Woos should amain" Mr. Rock, sad that their statenteate should be hid bible sew 'wrist's, to wow& whether he wee in a state to szeonM a deed. Mr. Willis= sad I could not tree open my statement to sub mit to a barrister, bacons' I would act Mew that Kr. Rook had been lamas. Dr. &mow would not ad that tinse give me • writhe' steamiest. I gibed him for woe. Mr. Owed has paid me 2501. undo' the Gras of the Leeds Justices, so account at the legal exposes el tide bordry. Dr. Seymour mg, me a report ha July. Mr. Rook dousibid to mg la de,W, his hipmesion es to whet bed ecterral him he Wales, end st ikadiag. lie MEW ms to investi gate the truth of thaw aleassa. &me et them, as tor Is- Wass that sheet the deseers, I attacked at ones, and mad I did net inlimo Om& Otbms apparel M he matters width I emit Ingweipia Hs made me toil him all that I had seessideed. I ilimed that he yea wrier on the 10th of oo lobar • and Xs* hese that time to the Nth rw 28th he had begs ariebbLagriewly. I hid him that with regard to his *au sheet wins at Xr. &rases It was War hie mouth met Imes begs in wee a gendition that he could not taste wios. I esibilsil him that be was too drank to remember suiting. I sonelder that Mr. Rock is undoubtedly my Mr. Rabat Imes Jar, of Atterdevey, said that Re* was • diresier of tiro Newtown sad lifeakyalisik Railway. Wilms was ales • dirsetw. lb. Basiesesadoot at tie bawd was tatiswad, &sash he did sot take a wry sa liva parkin Awdkursiaa._ _ _ _ leamlasd by Mr. elembses—Ur. Rae bad a bombed slareq tad be bad probably pad about 3001. as bra. TN share bpi was ratbarlow. _ _ Yr. James—Tom have tent get an [your eapileL Wlta..e—No. Jelase—lee mud Wed thin le so " profligate ex praditure," or yea will an be bawl up. (Laughter.) Mr. Robert Hughes. ken Wolin, said that at *omelet of Yr. Ri:ertv 'maims, his elate quarry sad sage a report to his. (The ireamet was put is, ad It avowed to bo a vary ?avowable ow.) Croreiamlaed — lt would !coot about Mt more to bet the vela properly. Mee had boos about 4601. already laid oat. 11i7iVallaas °memos surreal at Mooltyaßeth, add that Mr. Rock was at the Reels Tavern oa theZeth of October is • very essitad state. He etas stiffish* from the effects of difek. _ _ Croapexamlned—Wie one of the owners of a " tack wee." Had sold It to Mr. Ruth for 10f11. . . Ire-att;;;;;l l Lisi itOt It prett7 Oli;,p—it had cost wit ness 6L (Laughter.) George Randall laid hit woe now living with an lade , modest lady. (Laughter.) had been an attendant at Dr. Stillwell's, and had LA Hearn* of Mr. Rook kr oho dot throe math* of his residence there. Had het no so meat of Mr. Weller's sheiks Isagsage. Used to sleep with Mr. Ruck—that wad lo the mats rem. (A lough.l Kr. Waller and Dr. &Dwell had told whims that they did not mo s m ic h the natter with Mr. Rock. Dr. fitMwell wed to est whims= tr Mr. Rook talked names& He did not. One day whoa Mr. Rock was dressing, Dr. Stillwell seat for witness sail lad Me Mrs. Rack wished to see liter. Dr. told wham to liesa et the door to MO bow tits patient took her. (Longlesr.) DM est do es. Told Dr. 601- Ina that be 71101101111 liar sillisileentay. Tbsy need too give Mr. Reek smoke la Ide tea. (A hiesk.) On me otos astet onehtstr_ gitedlenee got tbe too, sell look the ass* by oiltinba. (heel leaghter.) Mined Mr. Rack to b• of peribseyeausei_seind. used to ea rl to his rest, sad arm Meled wheat. . • need is go to betas owl reilway abeam t lad astleed W car dad as at all peculiar. Oats Seek a lour to Mr. Admit*, la war boors the boll ter MA. (lorughter.) That was la February. Crtes•onalsol--Had Is* Ii rasa whet be kelt the letter. IS well Est base dose odds be was *Os asylum. S_llot±sr.) Met Mr. le* se be wee ant walking los the Istitz tied O&M it op. It woes pl e a ed j - Ottie thee. (rtegbder.) Hid tea tolltnp a week sad his beard st Meorore*. Lived whit his sad, who bed =r ile sees poor sale Ead_tileay• bean • koserhe made (Lend laughter.) Rosetes did on edgy job Per 'Wee !noisy. Heed to bar Mr. Risk to all his Mks) frisek. They weld not see sayedep (Irseghter.) _ _ Kr. IL Olimalres—loopproo your mat mild re a good dui la roar Wits-re—Tll4;es eel so cam • gest meaLor rag .Iteek bid lee mil Ant el a f i ejtea lave boa talkher shoe k Ad metre to VOL aged klestiler.) Ha m S ei r to test jset ea yea are Apia talking erith ne thee have ts ia•teee 444444 but that ha fi let bees p i nt to there whims a hind la the woad to spa ex I that Awed to has the hair. By jarer—My Memla belles my sot, me • taellfer-ls• law wb ie • setae respeadie ufan, • gnome est ewer. I camellia time am me man Wu is ray Writes spriest te roe Mesh then 1$ is a( ilia Is $ yableame, via& ether MOO abase le de. edordjered agooded ..Bier at de datoorat. nano LOA • polanua fa do 0 divides, Ind dr no Dr 1 . 88 •116114 the dooronit Asylum. Heod he m. delhed osoand et polar • Mar. Dr. &ewe lad wide leo net to dew lb. end lo pod Wan or Go Immo wadi be et oak orroo niers • good araver vend kb eve rid. Ilk. Irk wes nom to bra blo aro X 131779 OP JUDDLSSICL M40.18TAL41718. A meeting of the magistracy a the metropolitan meaty wee bald yesterday, at the Court-home, Clerkatwelb Mr. HaiIRT Powsraii in the chair, to tressed the erdbeary Waimea The meet imparteat melees in the paper, Melt* to neggiatime between the Malreptiltaa Beltway Gaps* sad • eimmiltee t *ham es to the propped to hint order hee Mean et Comeliest, Gobilestit-delde, Ind lhe 'a rmature malempietad for the wilargemeat 4 that pelmet, ware pestgesel, the shairmaa stating, la =awe to Lad nary. that ao dish, answer bad been realm* has the wieepeay. Upon the report at the etesseitem Ike itamee mid genera peeress, ceded' tees charged Y the 'named eemente were dieallowed, se mad, and • Istaar we reed has Mr. Baker, reaped** • dim ale beeves& Me omit and the meagre on that slab =hat that ghimeatimmen mid there was ea 'ad at all lmeemen sad the ansadlliellt mewed tram the lam repels Oat them were in Coldbeelpheide 1,326 =(bins 11711, mielememeats 479, veined' 170) ; la Mer l. llstiesvell 1,505, eat le the Hem el Destecks 261-44•1 VAL As 'Mks et matron tar yttee Weelvelseler lidderwell seek pies. There IMO Ise aawdYates miested, et whom Hrs. 'wars' Mark Shiite, was sweenwhel, re cub is. *mem, the , riat 7, sad the Hem earn al. The bads, sr stsatkad. kr the am essany tete ;e y = hae ceselderdlea red aleyted. Alt ansaimat Will by Mr. P. Obehaer, nod emenehd by M. Bid. se seder the basis back to the aorawitare le emembhestion, ea the rood *hit Ile prMdple *en wide& nifty et Or wishesM ammied wr y eue, ha u l WO • died, sad the mart bald theta perish mot whisk theaght huff *rimed by the saw emmemest ; the aid essment err 5.427,3101 ; thi am MO ID Mikan. whisk, allovhg der • demosim i , gime • at Lemma, et MAU. It tee stmestal le lie marl thi • phew is the Haase at Correelles, aimed Theme Tye, led peteleed he helm with the est et' mime lehe der hatrint erne wee 4 lee Olken with • cell pat ; anal thel is the Weelmkelir wee there bed been Mr met ef eitelmde Mayhew, i hke bad beta tossessaillif leselnd ensgses. An . isp 4 IU. pr mama wee made to the nneameratkm efJemplt whe hat semis et tbe ventllstka of the &Wens Hosea. The mad heard Mims wee gone threes* end the mes waive the MOM Imbeg died, the met adiemed. Tut Pitons?: ow T Euznae Tsui:num COUPLET ow Issiowb.—Yeeserdey, st the Modes ll lost, Stotbsiessar-lesok Me site. •P sad Gelvotetthy, esr tketeme. eared to rift aemeddes, v4th the sprovel the Cowl %mem Ile whale et the lies, OW, soli sabedele et the Moab& Telerive Ceseyeay et :Mood. The seeepsey wee setebliabed 111111 by est at yeellesemt, sod the Mee et Slaw* se adodeslly pegyeesed by the coo. pay we haludel to resell tram Dela, Deersbedes, se the emit at Waal, sal dram essiseed by sehosebee teispeph to Part Petri*, Is Illeadsed, to a yobs sear. Des. Mee, by "like emplest Use el a y essessoiestket vsadd have bees sabdihiell Wows Dills bed Lodes. Tbe 10•• ken Duds, tires* Bab* le Newamowirde, Masses et 117 11111114 b sampisial sad reedy kr L eestheel the Ilse hit bees Iskl deem boat D.M.ete to seer Pert Paul* gest 79 Was. The way allar made Ike the property is.. efts at AGM, whirls the esedeeeer time. West as a eldiesisse ear, sad the reserve pries toed by the Court et Cbesetry Wag ma& lieyoed, this w., while ems elleMed. (Stamped id. AddidwaL) [TWOPENCE. Cloirsiaisaload—l left on Ike 12th of May. It was wltasseihroalterwho hid takes s out for Mr. tack: Dr. Tithe, of Chiswick, had lONIC gr. Ruck on the 9th and the lath instant sod on Saturday last. Considered him to be sow of perfectly sound mind. Had no doubt that his malady had been mania from drinking. Obviously the best course to take with a pot ient who had delusions arising from abuse of intoxicating liquors would he to investigate those delusions, and endeavour to satisfy bite that they ware groundless. It was impossible to tell mania from drinking from any other sort of mania, without knowing the history of the ease ; but if it had been secertaised to be maniac polio, it was better not to confine the person in an asylum,' Re-esammed—At the first interview Mr. Ruck said he had been jealous of hie We r gild he gave revers' iniimia for it. He said his wife had last year withdrawn from matri monial intercourse, and had threatened, if he intrigued with other worsen, to revenge herself with ether men. Considered that Mr. Rook's delusions had gene, because his feetiments seemed to bare undergone a change. It was the way in which he had spoken of his former delusions that sa tisfied witness. By the Commisairruer—lf a patient's Marmite were with regard to some tangible fact, witness would always attempt to undeceive him. For instance, be had driven a pettient the other day to the Greet Western Hotel, in order to =MAP her that it had not been swallowed up in the earth. Dr. Seymour, of Charles-street, Birkeley-square, first raw the alleged buratto an the 21stot April. Had no doubt that it was a case of drunken mania. Thought that such caw ought not, at lease in the first Instance, to be seat to as asy lum. Say Ida. Reek again on the 21st of August. HO was perholity Ira Re stated that all his deleeicas had gassed away, sad ha said that la • meet candid mod menace. It wea'shatrable ter ell parties the Matti s6eHth ve bra an invaeligatiort tab the sahleet of him alleged delaskaa. Comaidered him quite At to be catenated with his liberty. Should think it would be worse than • hardship to return him to the place from whams he came. Could we no earthly reason for it. Crom-examined—Was of opinion that a patient, in a cam like this, should have proper attendance, but should be with come of his relations. Had no doubt Mr. Rack would con tinue well ludas he took to drinking mph. If he were agaia intemperate he would be Settle to similar, ar as great deludes. Had mover seen ano in which e a tt a t io t eluded every attempt to make him bailey his k Had always assn the chord touched. Considered that Mr. Raok's meaner was mmewhat different yesterday than it was whoa wither saw him. He was more trader restraint yesterday, end mere ma= that alma witness bed 'visited _ _ _ BY the Commissioner—Should not think that the alleged lunatic could have been safely retried in ApA . Thought , the investigation of Mr. Wainwright had had • large share in dispelling hie delusions, and that it would have lad a grad offset on his mind If the Inquiry had come earlier. Of eons, time had had a great Mick Thought the asmodnatione yesterday bad beta more than suffideat as a test of the padist's recovery. If there had been any lingering Mu ltistate, out it would have come in some part or other of the fih rlillutp cos of the sealer surgeons at St. Bartholomew's, wee not a mad doctor." (A laugh.) Had seen Mr. Ruck ea the 12th of August, end had enbjeoted hum to • very Waste end seerdabg examination. The result was to satisfy witness tilr aklde whet money. Did not think there was the disease. ai r. twee* seeks snrgeost at St. Bartholomew's and et Betlashem, hid seen Mr. Ruck on the I Ith of this neat/ end an Saturday last. Had so doubt that he was pestle* ease. Cioewezemimed—Wae afraid the habit of drinking wits • Nate knood In him. Had some difficulty in saying whether he ought to kis altogether discharged—a difficulty arising oat of the preset state of the law, which only recognised nine ama end hums, whines th ere are infinite gradations hetwein the two. Could not my that it would be altogether aids re hint. a —Was of opinion that he watt now of semi Wad ; but if he took to drinking spin the delusions might return. Did not believe that Ms brain wee in the )wt dhow& Mr. Mirk Cantos, sae of the reels surgeons at Marin ers. Hospital, considered that the alleged lunatic was of Paha ma w* mind. Dr. said that mania produced not sly deter does ei mind, but illusions of the senses. This waa more emenon in cases of manta trout drinking than to asses of any cam Mad. Believed it probable that Mr. Rock had been as masted. Thought that mined drinking, imperially of Dances which were often sold In it adulterated state at was especially calculated to pods* mania. Cassldmrod that Mr. Ruck was now pertl sae, and would omens so unless he nal& took to Mr. Joie Gay, meta surgeon of the Great Nation and the Idiots Asylum, had no doubt that Mr. Rua- was now of perfectly sound mind. Cremead--oamid sot think an isolated sat, as far testanco, If a geetianan, on receiving a glans of brandy and enter, were seddiely to kick his intimate Mend In the stoonekan eddies of beaks mania. It would be an isometric sot, undoebtadiy. (Langhtar.) Ibrosaashael—Did sot Mgt that the alleged lunatic, scald have pose through all the emanation to which be had been Dub** with* belaying hiseal4 If he reek* his ~Dr Jobneca, hotline at Wag'. College Hoefitel, sod ft was obvious that Yr. Ruck bad boon padre the failunao of tiehefona, bat it wee deo dear he had recovered Ikea them. Should ad have resennientled W bang osne to an gayly= at all. flaeald heal eased hies neollcally. Could not ... that be bad lied each medico' treetzeont at Illoaroraft, ex apt as ecoseknal emetic. (A. laugh.) Mr. Joionee—Whtch atoot graham got by mfaake. N e rb m itag ) the het teams for the alleged lane*, the coast a4ouratd. Tlil LIVINGSTOAT Her Majesty's steamer Hermes, Captain Gordon, which wee despatched from Simon's Bay some time ago to accompany the Livingstone expedition to the month of the Zambezi River, has returned. She arrived in Algae Bay on the Bth ult., and has brought intelligence from Dr. Livingstone and the members of hie exploring expedition. Dr. Livingstone, In a private letter, dated Zambezi River, Jane 26, 1858, addremed to Sir George Grey, states that the expedition bad safely reached the Zambesi, and having parted company with the Pearl, were about to proceed to Tete in the small steam-launch Ma Robert. Some difficulty was experienced in obtaining an entrance for the Pearl into the main stream of the Zambezi. Dr. Livingstone says : "We firet attempted the branch which wee &seethed by Lieutenant Hoaktna as the most southern and most navigable branch, and though it did not lead us into the Zambezi, we found some sixty or seventy miles of navigable river After searching for some time at the bar of Luabo—which Mr. Skead sounded in the Hermes' cutter—we hard to find a passage ; but trying, by the advice of Captain Gordon, the river Konen., the bar of which, also, Mr. need sounded, we entered, and soon reached the main stream. . . . . We then let the Pearl go on her voyage to Ceylon, and trust to getting up to Tete by the Ma Robert. We have had no fever yet. Captain Bsdingfield has bad hard week of it, but he, too, mahatma wen ; and we all look fererard with MMus* be raseMeg with my Makololo, who are still at Tete, though several have died doh* their stay, by small-pox. We shall leave our heavy lasgap at Senn" A member al es expedition, writing from the Zambesi on the Zed July, gives the following additional particulars "The weather bee been delightful —no sign, of fever—ht fact nothing 01111 be more delusive than the belief that this le the nein of death. We found oamelyes off the Grad Zgualwel, in the Pearl, on 'hey 14, but the river being rough and the wind fresh, we did not shams to land until the next day, who the Hermes hove in eight; an as it had beta de cided by the expeditiazdats that the Great Biter would be more may reached by the West Luabo end less risk tan then by (interim the Zambesi at ewe, where dee bar is aIIaIDV sad the end ha we ladled for West Leda, accompanied by the It wee low water whim we reached the mouth of the river, with the sea is • Mate of fury right mom he mouth, so we waited WI 3 p.m., when the water having risen eh het, we made s run for it In the Paul (her captain showing rough pluck), end got over the bar (which just broke), 21 Whom, being the lead water we found. Upon entering the points of the river, • fine sheet of water opened oat, the shores of whisk are dowdy dad with mangrove and other tropical trees, bed the river's banks were quite level, and sheeted only two ar three feet above the Keine Ude level. This bawds eeivereal threagieut the delta. We anchored for the night, and at day-dawn oa Buticlay, 16th, the opera tion of heiadng out the steam-launch was commenced. I started off with two Brooms and three of the members of the expeilitira L to immw the _estuary, and get estrasosekel observations, Capt. gamdd and slit soling se leads men. We did our week by 6 p.m. and retuned to the Peed fast as the man and heavies pert of the lanneh, five or six tens, wee going out. All west well, end at sunset we gave three cheers, end jibed the font part of the hunch to the middle, and so ended the bet day. We found a group of sight i living in a creek just at our observation spot, hippopotami living In a creek just at our observation sp, and they by no mean, approved of our intrusion. We bed at than—heard the ballets strike their lhads, bet they ray grated—mak down, and rose agate to ream another leaden salute with the like i7itlie mos. I sesesered the footairts of these animals on the Miff ohm beak of the river, sad found them fifteen to sixteen inches, end twelve Itches. Dr. L, declares their flesh to be delicious, and very similar In flavor and &Homy to sticking-pig t I have made enrage mats for a hippopotamus haul Ha da( got all lady ice forward work, such as trying the launch, testing the com passes, An. he. we left our first sochorege an '2oth May, with the lennoi shied, to teed the way. We soon got 'ground about wee miles up the river, but did not remain long there, end by 6 p.m. had advanced a good many miles from the me, where we gathered is six fathoms for the night. We found the river more than anticipation had pictured it to be—broad, deep, and fign with rived' whith Mood our hopes far what they bed beta it swore with ems ~d err pidity. Vein hors, too sea to be confer nth with realty, in the shape of rude end bulrushes right across the river. The muquitea hewn to be very treethisseme. I sew end closely eurnined eh dithered specks, all 11210111011/ end brutally ferocious; bat we bend that by keeping is the middle of the river or sabring, were somewhat alleviated. " Very few natives were seta, and they wee shy, not bring to approach ee, as far ea we have yet been. " Next day, May 21, we started at daylight, and ran At 1(1, got effort, sad vat oe prang • Zcsualfr s IL eeek of the river, several miles feel the sea. We Deadened to proceed, th e river getting narrower. until 6 pea. Oa !filed May, we niched a *ore, Burp tam In *a river ; sad in trying to turn, by putting her toes yaw* the river's bank, she stuck feat- and at Yam. sige war dry a he aft es the foremed—hee stern being in fine teams of water, end not twenty yards !rota the other bank. No fever, nor anything that I know of, tea be ease than the mosquitoes that night. The spot is ailed the Mosquito Bad, and the bourgeois if conscious that ear onward progress was at an end, bested with savage pr upon us—curtains, clothieg, boots even, proving un- Iva* sgsinat their savage orislasahts. "Oa Sid Play, at dards" I Ink the Peed in the Maack with Captain Bah/bid, to het for the impeded ehenshel to the Zambesi,—the fog from the river beady allow leg us te sea ow wey, and the river feat became samara sod the middle not exoesdia/ twenty yards. At 8.46 we ga d get& (the launch floats in two bet), and then we hit in fry If a peewee at north-went to the Zamtwd existed ,for ihe hese►la. The tide being out, we did not gal be, and as thee we. not enough water for the gig to tarn, we *tuba ant, end returned to the launch, having goats& At sea we retread for the Pearl, ',midair her at II pm. "24th May. Ageds left in hunch to by far maw ehmind b the Zambia. We again got wand ' whoa I left in • gig wlik the geologist end eta Kroome ge; end after painter end S t d i se ce. boat sway aides hem the sea, we et ewe by reeds and Washes in two feet water, la wiry AO hope this way via thee at an ad, sad w tensed air thoughte to the other branch of the river, team' No Whither Island,' and our prow tower& the bench." FATAL ACCIDINT.—The --- follow* aceseat of • ashaeholy &cahoot, by which one of ajearty of agartsses wee addtmtally shot, is gives in the Litt' Whoa* Tors Odra :—" On the night of the 24h inetent, llama Lodewyk, Christian. and Stsplaana Coaster, with Piet visa liar thews end Wm. Covey, made up • play to • go to the St month, ter the rupees of shoran; • era-cow. Ow the night of the 26th they rneoeatered cee, sad &ter pada( titres theta in Ida, be suareethd is edam the river. So amilidtat weft) the party of their ghats bang good, Oat they expected to me tits armee Goalies mai ma a& as he ha a large truth anwpidely ddng with blood ; bat is that they were disappointsd, se he meet beam drifted from, in place of towards the. Oa this sight (M6a). ~ =wydoveisil themeless In two paths Ahern to the river. k and Piet vas der Mem Wag et see Wyss* ed the beams path, Cholera. illedhense. led Willires Cony ~ Wog se dr eater sad. Between the boars of 7 sod the swear rid • yeswg sr was dktiseely heat by the 1 t w ee Mai gdangbleg their wag la the watar a geed ' twee Mai Ile *Sew They lost no Use in going k perwal It appears Abet ray mesa otter the other petty eke heard the appose el Ss ask* a, sad they toe wet to panieit. Both pats wsnaew madam bet unaware at sow it—salik entaisi siss h" l tr ea litto. Obstiihs a " " Stephimea agise._ sed .rha. Comi mme = i rg 1 :at b . . 1 %V, ba tat a dolt eGhee, os whisk he ihel Illesde,lhe aloft haired —heine-resding to relate I—dtrough the right as mad dupe , pew WHIG" Corey. Everything that visa= to Med sad wee der by the party ; bet al Be expired ose hear after receiving the hid • w ith • bat prates to his dealt he 'with ISM at thin thee wow Shame I' It wee an walks* austa set te lake it WSW& I. hesk. lesdl n ee • thus told than that he has pea all well. Os bant_imied whether he thetdd scalds to get over It, he replied, " see a light bare Hs. I bast wide/ to rotors to the world;" ▪ la wined Crelhs-Ehe.maser, he temeadt led ha ng esel Ahlesals Ged, req hie heighera Me he Cril=eddhk Ahl rie hveNHIN a 7 te • ' blintatargbdll3loll-leat rte ear.. two elomed hie sree Mokurrier vole iiandyd.& end Oa, of Dishy, ere simliiime Emir stiablintry lair the . R oo m Novarso p, agaggeft of a sir eL im eASEL New el pew, was Mgr as ittottlib• ther en e mid* owl= less: ss~teleirkedjoiler' .sale, two et them Meg Ty e , '+ g ail r ier wodad by &as 'Woes t ere to ; war Va . et* ble Ire IMMO Nal nese. coeserseted brae es&— doa easi 30 het keg sad II het 6 inebsedismater. In • by dupe this madam" rd esghwe will be fereer&sl te a. Palembag. and theme overhal • areas de de et 3.6 M mar be leitatak, on the tiro gr Leta, • ledha &yew lonshade 135 ees art —el about Mae ono trees Deb 7. They will be air ' =Li amweba weer tram ea fns mho IN feet deep, to the Passlea goeirsenest.—Derity loporar. , CITIFTAL PALACE. OEI SHILLING DAY.... TEIMIDILT. AVOVIT 90.—Adishelose on savroust, 6,rA ; eft by min Ibis% 01111 Wel *kirk dthild. THE CLERGYMAN BY TEE DEATHBED. itEICHING RITES OP BURIAL Midway between Lincoln and Oainsborough lies the Alegi el Stew, i sekeleue kr the dithresor end un marly dietetherres riieß two Is the. between the Rev. Goethe Albinos, the thell erne of hie Seek. About 13 =04 4 0,1= alma Newton. heft de three, by her le her When; bathe, she kept WI shoat three yore ego. when eire mils therrled. having no pea/ v 1 IM6IIIIIIIIII Stale dalialle her OM hooked. Reorstly. eller a therbasest, $ mks. Meek el &key espereered, sad her ..died ma told ben she weld sat remover. One day, while lykg es what she we. atested amid with& is realty was her thathbod, the fiter.G. Sabots eilled iv;an and cm beteg admitted le bar Tees, be that has the wee le steliwy, and that if ameba Med is thet state the set weld are dk Um, bat id.....1 •101d wit = liergiorate God; ser ewer be (the bar amps hie the there or read the bliriereir eke ova. it. She swam& her =mew, eat mid the biped tint Gad weidd porde% her dee. The etispers aid be doubled that God weld forgive her emirs the kit her besbesk w et s era With whom the tree Uri*. Theme th ask se main sad the al p:.. de parted. Is • dew dap, I. e, he 011111 eipis, se be rid "to sok NM lithelliek" NA areal * the dpii. teems's .ether is-law Yolks disigheer did wet with le the We, se belted se deeply wends& kr ta , , ,, i. ether thy. Miaow domeaded to are hen ma es • etheid segettn, behead hi wey, Ikea Itherelf is, .(Sint esnaksy wart thence to tie beldam of the dying red detest aparott• km went" end sob abed If she. le sell Wee her law bead, repeatkg *et If the kr MI sat As soda not be for give by God or reakre the this el Chelidthi lthial. With soak spire be left the pew wows. alo , lbeired a while, bat es Betted* but. Oa lossig her 41.11 Z Mr. Addams prohibited the klieg of the rig reflood to kith bee at AI ; demr" Its sad, *lie be Mid Is the elthrebyerd." Is Mme ewe is the WI lierela, end told hie brae* the whole. Xi skid they woe set to War tiliTssethy, sad be wield write to lb. Addams a_the sehket. Whoa the Wiser ratersed, however, II wee deeW that the fess& could set be me veskstiy peopeaed 11l Tuesday, me several Moth et relatives its. • Melees, soma nom Moe es wrier sight. The grave befog dog, the body wee sweeseargly Wand Is illosik, es Mandy; mad afterward' a lemma rood the burial IMMO over the greve.—Marrekskr 9111,4111. Bilious CsAzar or Anscosonto.—A Freda mea ef des same el Jam Inds bee for several yews bey cerryies ea badmen te Sidlabargh se • dealer is atiki, Lad a gemerd draper. Hie premien weer In Loildsa-elyest, sad he yippeers to kme trameetsd • good deal of beelasee one wey s mwebia, Is ie reported Met earlg try the presmit 1 am* lea Warmed the perm who bed dame of tbe where be resided sad carried ca butane that be Ct ildnis ecessioa to have hir the inet wpm sews %dame mattais, sad that be "maid be alma* ihr , • few der" Shard, ear hs led I^ • bill for dont Il4f. Mee posemerl as gy bed sad we me raked. that pines who carries cm the bedews of est areetkomr, sad Witolted ocemicemlly hem savior& by lige lie mil pert *lbis goods oe the soodaseimoe peeedem readebelly pen ft, am being hob sea t el Me etsmemertatomo hi Me hi half dot big traitemer weld, is his Mee% ride with him Is the meestleie ether Mlle, to the emocrat, It is add, of somewhere abet 1,5004 were premeated, sad as then was se eppeenmee of Yr. Bilis, empleicee were molted, sad milers have sow amend emit ea amok that • toward .1 2001. is Awed for his des, or for the recovery of • imp qesatity of grebe, end geode, which went *waft be Ide It is romottyed that his temmeeelme with ymil eiw rg dagiaed, and also with me lows to Cil=, will maystat to shoat 11.0001.—Muserne Tbsseirßiettleetott =t or Wiart a•r itedarla Y eIIARIBEIONEBIL— aw liont a =r s oi, Wad perms leldeldwilt mew had maisas- emeemeeste masead iv Tee *ft miloo. briarior to tit line. soon las. 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