The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-26 00:00:00

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All Inters lad newolepere by Ibis einem suet toe grapdd. On Bator. Shit day malls. next the Cunud atriums .Aralaa rO. tor Bastes with COMMISSION OP LUNACY. EXTRAORDINARY REVELATIONS OF PRIVATE ASYLUMS. YORK CASTLE, Jv This day a commission de lanatioo inqairendo was opened at York Costley bdere F. Barlow, Eq. , ono of t►s Masters in Lunacy, to aecorktia the Mate of mind of Mrs. Mary Jane Turner. the wife of Charles Tamer, Esq., official amlosse in the Liverpool Court of Bankruptcy, at present ma beset la the private asylum called /tomb lien York. Mr. Mapinoll was "Nines!, and Mr. Norris, of Uverpool, aelleiter, to the petitioner , aid Mr. E. James, Q.C., conned, ad Mr. Pemberton, of Liverpool, solicitor, for the usproont lunatic. A very influential jury of twenty gentlemen having bale morn, and the anal preliminaries having been game through, The htaetet briefly introduced the subject into which they were cedhod ors to inquire , and, hawing stated the dation which Ibe Pis, would be called upon to perform, . . _ Mr. Alilwa promaidied to open the Oar,doing which he said that im eitenhi emisavour to abstain as much em pos sible from Mftwiming wagedwg which might be otlemaim and Is the sitiveset the part The petitioner, ri i r e .Tr a ti bl e: was the afield amignes in the Liverpool Bank ruptcy Com; and eneinmeisil be the lady whoformed the sub- Jett al the primal ingairy la 1545, she at that time not being in the setae geellian ii lills a• Kr. Tamer. Boca shoe thek marriage they had deamema miming tram di of mind, which enbaegasmily bourn mere fully After the marriage the paillawar anil his wllh a tt Dedliseas, in Chian*, awl while them • Law to Mr . Turner (but not mended for the petitiaber) got Into her hands by mistake. This War err from some servant in Wales, mid reqoasted the to whom it was addressed to meet her at a ;Moe w Mrs. Turner junsped to the costehuion that her husband was engaged in arms private oxammication with the girl. Mr. Turner at this time was from home, and during his absence she went into Wake, saw the person who had seat the letter, and thereby ...te m o pesed elicited information which she appli e d to Mr. Turner. On his return to Li the met bun at the stalky, and, on getting into a ca assailed him with her tongue and her hands in such a manner that Mr. Tamer drove to • surgeon, named Stephenson, who saw Mrs. Tumor, and doomed his opinion of her. From that mewed her mind became possessed of the most extra. anlinexy imspicions respecting her husband, for whether at ham, at hotel, or lodging-houses, she was constantly &wen her husband with too great facialliarity with memen, and especially with the domestics. A woman maid M bosh at him in the street, but Mrs. Tamer upbraided hies with sodas familiarity. She often dm into fits of ging vialsom, sad la sae of these the jumped out of • Mailer sed broke her leg. While confined to bed, Kr. Tamar was meet antitheses in his attention to her; but ftetwitheendlei, on two common when he left the room eke sold he had gone to bat with cm of the servants, sad it was whit the iperitet pride Ilikulty that she could be pentawisd M rani alai tad mot follow hina. Oa another were es oho aid • rubor, and eftadag bee Itusbend on the brad, Ms skull was *..s d. Mrs. rumor was given ate milady sal Owl la filebeabead Oasi, butts /we buibute's ro wer', ere wen his Madam and lerhemenso that be doelbod roasentlei her. A eapar illy atloa, however anened, Kra. Tamar ember to meth the offal*, whore . Turner alter "KM MOM her la , end he the hes& of her Mr loath took has bit Sesioad sod the Was. Mrs. Twat, subse quently war ee bat in December Let she went se LOA to the hero of her -is-law. Oa the 19th of that ralatb, shout 4clobeek la the worming, she called up Mr. floy, when aloe lederased him that an seems had hem to Oen bar while at the hoagie of a Mend. She had a ample el Maas with hr, sod ohs was accompanied by • po deo ma she Wait la the stmt. She told Mr. Hey that one had bma aid with pains la the stem* and on getting up she toil her Mends that eke susgmeted they bad poisomd bar, end she left the hones with the bona. She told Mr Hay that her purpose in Gowan to Loads was to have the ereeente tithe berme examined by Mee competent medical antherity, as All mopeds& that she had been poisoned et &schen:ash. The boxes contained several jars, which ton hdaed Taw& and other evacuations, and she requested that they night be forwarded to Professor Taylor Cu Lowder. away, but presently returned, saylag she would bees the comsata of the jars analysed in York ; but soon after the main changed her mind, and mid she would send the Jere to Professor Taylor. At this thee • letter was re mind by Mr. Turner, who was then &memo:tidy 111, and in samosqnseoe he sent for Mr. Redhead, the Incumbent of Sesedeery, in Cheshire, • friend ef kis and requested him tosathe him. Mr. Redhead ascardingly came over to York ki march of Mrs. Turner, when he hod be • drug gist's shop In Coney-street, begging on mode to make hes vomit, killag the same story about hoe Irvin been poi soned. Her clothes were greatly disordered, and she led rind up her stays In the shop with • knife Mr. Redhead Wok her away, sad subsequently went with her to Mr. Procter at her request. Mr. Redhead considered that It would be as well for Mrs. Turner to have lodgings in York, and be under Mr. Proctor's care. She had then lodg ings taken for her at Me, . Potter's, In De Grey-street, where - she was seen by Mr. Proctor and Dr. Simpson on two occasions, after which they came to the conclusion that she was of unsound Wad, and gave the usual -certificate for her ad minket Into Accents-home. During this tin , • yhe charged Mr. Redhead sad Mn. Pott r with having attempted to paean her. She told Mr. Redhead that she should abstain from eating; at least anything which was not partaken of by the fistio . l/. Before leaving York, she asked Mr. Red head to s to the police to protect her, and be thought it desirable to speak to the superintendent. In the middle of the night Mrs. Turner got out of Mrs. Potter's house, and was found entree on • step by • policeman, and con veyed to the station-house, whence she was afterwards re moved to the establishment of Mr. Metcalfe at Aeomb, near this city. The learned counsel then read a letter which Mrs. Turner addressed to her bullhead from Leeds, In which she addremsd him ea " Dear Cheeky," and asked him to pay kr • vhdt there, as We " cold-blooded wardens," had made two allempla to pones leer-once st Searbro and against her Inefiber•is-law's, Mr. England, at Headiagley. She gave a dinalled savant of her state subsequent to the latter sup posed event, and said she did not think her husband would he gMlty of each • thing. If, she added, he had nothing to de with these attempts on her life, she hoped he would ald her in bringing the really guilty permss to justice, and concluded by saying that she had the same love and affintion for him, notwithstanding the neglect, insult, and cruelty she bad experienced at his hands. Mace she had bees at Acomb.house, she escaped and walked to Leeds. She wee brought leek and placed up-stain, when she escaped a second time by letting her self down from the window, end proceeded to York. when she had taken lodgings. She was now much improved, bat eill she was, it was submitted, of an unsound state of mind. This, however, was the point for the jury to decide, and he now left the case in their hands. The following evidence was adduced Mr. Terra eisiadaid-116 said . I am himband of Mary lea Tants; and era married to her In 1845. la diet year I wed M Imp a Bedlington, la Cheshire. In 1848 I weal to lasidea, sad on my return home, Mrs. Turner met me at Lhardwag elation. I did ad gaped to meet ber. Oa sagas lad the cab, she struck SO repeatedly in the Mir od son. Oe to year wessea." Is eassequanm of wad legpard. I demo to Mr. eleplessenes, as the other ells el water, sal he toil me what wee the matter. Oa the hod Desisaliw. ISM, she broke her leg by leaping est d a wieder. She spit et me on that occasion. and mod not abooloo lempuego to ma After this accident I attended hr mey seddiensly, sad sat up with bar frequently, so that et implit I hams myself. After she met as at the Limmarset dales she becems simpletons d er, end charged me with hits latimde with women, more epscially serve are at Web. Witiorbouwor, sad other prom. Os Jon 26 ISM, he direst me with • poker at Rocliferry. We had bees to Mated Bridge, when a lady pared, end elm charged me with looking at her. She broom very auspicious. 0a the 25th she wee very violist, and, while I was trylag to pecify her, die struck as on the heed with a poker, end I fell paralysed. My skull was fractured, sad my life was In deeper. She afterwards struck as. es I ley In bed, and dank so much that the engem would not allow her to attend on MO loam. I then gave her Into custody, mine reoreriog In two or three weeks I dectieed proseartag. A deed of settlerneet wee Men prepared, sad we ospwwwl. Os the 9th of Sep tember I came over to York SIP as he, die having written to my eke was very ill. Ills met me et the seethe, and she Inked ill. I took her to lloodomil asi the Haploid ides. lien& her beak le Ye* eel I lull her. Leitrim& awl bar et Neemedes, visa site add my bed treatment wee daidag he ord. I. Dessmitter I weal with her to Seethred, sad these she seemed is be emir the oreatast ="ifaMat I wee latkerawitit the serveate la the rill eat walk la the elder without bar tirenking set sad thrift me with tee pees Ihwilliorky. I took her hems, and on one sesemles she Mood me by the hair of the heed and dragged mos ereemmly. Mn. Turner's Wileasy was of two my *My and of woolen. The witness was ezemlael sokotoMor edsloh which are award fa the °peeks of the basil smemel. There ems sot the Aghast mod he Ist aor he bee impieties. of meshy. Is et ..em le sal , that W meriege wee for a rag time kept sem* from his ' UM, owl frionds, and he told Ike, of the fact when she broke her leg. Re was prolegramlyallached to her, and he believed she vas to him. Ho lost hie amper at times wham she we. very violent, sad he ha salsa her 14 strumpet. He did sot named her with Wog is the Nit when he married her, nee MS her Mat gibe might go them *gar. She could neither` reel Mr writs wide he married hr ; but now she writes oiairoMy, sad Is a Teem of some atom- Oakmont& Ilho weeepll W bsosatold oralms and as one log a uses •asellortable homes at Sm. He did sot hoop mash nrulp, sad when he was away she ass idt doss .Aletsellooss Imo au &Meat for two or dna days it a the. What she elesek hint Is ISAS, he pm her Late dere of a pitman. Bs hettjost before MI LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 26, 1858. r her that the savants she had discharged should not go. She had wanea to him twelve lemma slate she had beta at bomb-beam Re may had two of thaw (Thus Wan were mad.] The lesened owed sawd if the reminds, of the hens weeenst saw y kind, coherent, sad albotialate se am me mad, to wfMi all WINNOW replied in the alinaative, but in many Maw= era. dry were not, he had reams to beam, bar own predasd Mr. Wm. Hey—l see a surgeon at Leeds, Oa the lath of Deoember last I was called up at four o'olook is the morning by Mrs. Turner. There was a policemen with her. He was carrying two tin bones. She told se she had srrived that mooing at Leeds, and had gam to the bodes of a Mind near H a dl e y, that she had tea and west to tad; that during the night she was taken with seven pains is the bowels. She was convinced mho had been poisoned, rad lasamiliady mad up the beam She bid bar friends she empected tbay bad rimmed her Ida autelhing she bad to la bsr Ma. She than left the bases t catrYind the two bona, gad roaming • policeman ale Mid him her sospietons, and mooted him to Mr le a t = Medbeter her, and recomme Mr to the d BOSOre going away ass mid Mr purpose in coming to Leek was to ham the mutants al the boas summing by • =medical seas, as elm seemed while in Bar borough beat poisoned. Tian Wen UMW PIM a tarp pion of better, vomit, do. She said it= , have the Jars sent to Professor Taylor for intalysie k sad abirwerde bid me that ohs would teas tam to Mr. Prow tar'e, at York The 28v. Thai. Fisher Redhead, inoembent of Redden', wee mat examined at coesiderable lemph. He spoke to the violemis whkat MOM pare ago he Lid noticed in Mrs. Tenses conduct, sad of what ha saw end witnessed of her, whw in December list be ream in mink of her. Whim to fri shemist' shop she meld she bed plowed re the Idellemp Hend s the night before, end she bum elm emeand Mai d bads, emispowed to adanizuabor poises lobar. Mr. Procter, surgeon, deposed to seeing Mrs. Tenser , for the Ant time on the 2let of December laat, when she asked him to sachem the contents of two tin cases which elm had with her, and which she said contained articles of food sad vomit. She informed him that soma attempts to te h. other had been made, and these she attributed to her front whom she was parted. He declined to make the psis, sad referred her to Professor Taylor. The era day he saw her with Mr. Redhead, when she said she had hem pole:mad the previous night at the hotel when she had plopped They arranged that she should pto Ms.. Potter's, and the asit nooming Dr. Simpea sad ha vidted her. They load her *yin to make handl vomit, as she said Mrs. Potter bed also isavoiareil to prim hie. She told them that she hid bees enmity leveled by has her sad that be intrigued with 'my wears be Neel, end his own aervaats. They formed as egokee of her Nat All WY of unsound mind, sad tbsy signed a paper to that effect. That night he was called sip shout one o'clock. He lead her in amp ay with • policeman in the Mower Yard, and he reemeogreeed with ha w her icaprepiely of esadoot. Elbe velisel le go to a home where she said allgogle hod has. sub le pekes hse. Se sad he weld het have bit =kr Ohs dreemelmor, and W she vooll set go Is Ye here she mei ge to abs She went aore, god the heal dsp Mi. Neat the shame of Dr. "hews) sad he Awe tho hr ismoyal to Aireeiirlthont any remeeielemilea WWI Mel sem bee three time et ps i YR times balm or W e ds esdey. He we of she vas se of mind. I. oreeresmakedea add dee eru very much Im proved AIMS Detember, but the iislaefeek mu still there, though is . .bed .d 11sea Dr. Mineses said Het le weed with the previous wit less am ee ill. meeeeid slab mind in De ember last Al Um bonnie of lesr solicitor, on the 12th of the promot emeeth Ihe ebbed Mr, sad had had ten interviews with her dean !its yr ms MAUR now than she was in Decersbee, bet be eru decidedly of opinion that the de lusion vosAltr white sh!t laboured in December still exists. Dr. oirsit InTrfamsispetMCMa ie ;;;117;. 1;;;;;; *nag yea, st the writes d Mr. Pemberton (bar WM tor), sad bed seta bar Mee them stem. Hs considered she ame new Need Wad Mooring under deisimm sad that Ms was of Oa- , . ___. — Mr. S. W. North, surgeon, dewed that he signed the certificate, bat he had not ma bar dace. Mr. J. W. Metcalfe, sad proprietor of Aosmlo house, slated that he nesiwi Mee. Turner into his establieit runt on the Nth el Dieember. He noticed a want of collectednem &best bar. ehe NM she wee glad she bad ever thee. as a pines ef yeetastin, resignlig se • ream= dui dr W wired her ph= IsteedeeMbili bar food by poem who wished teMbre M. Mr. Peerhedea visited bet oaths lam Jun, end else thee she benne owe thin', awl saw seed the word poises. Ile Is in peesed he ea unsound state et mind, and it would net be sit for bee in be at large. Mrs. Turner had bum in, Athol bed Ivies adellod hem hie house. She was eldest in Lamp end Warm He admitted Ombra esiled lwr by lbe meat a woman can far. He hem made bar " e li trl r p °6l =l= him ; she had nadressed before him ; he would ma swear that he had not said to bet, "Yon have stripped bikes army mat before now." After bet escape he found hers' a lamb Ea Blake-street, York, sad mud force to compel her to re turn to Acomb. She complained of her comb having bees broken into her head. She screamed oat, it-t in pain, bat she screamed out. He bad never beaten her physiciall_y. When ha found her in Blake-street, she wee in bed. He broke open the door. His authority for doing sob the fact that when he had persons under his treatment he considered it his duty to take every care of them. He might call his groom to hie assistance in carrying her to the cab. She told him he had torn the sleeve of her chemise off. She com plained othim treading on her foot, and that she was thrust spinet the bedstead. His wife was present at the time ' and pat a pillow between the poor creature and the bed stock. No complaint was ever made to him before now. Dr. Segue, who is the medical visitor appointed by the magistrates, stated that he had seen Mrs. Turner at Aoonib houae, and believed bar to be of unsound mind. Dr. Take was called, bat did not answer, he having been obliged to leave, and this cloud the petitioner's case. Mr. Turner was recalled, and he stated that he had received Inane letters from his wile whilst at /Womb in reference to her trestmcmt then, bat that be did not remove her, believing that her statements were not well founded. The Commissioner had a long converntion with Mrs. Tut war, which was generally inaudible, aeons the table. She denied ever having said that she bad been poisoned, or that she had been mamma in writing her letters from hoorah by Mr. Pemberton, her solicitor. Mr. Metcalfe's conduct to wards her was even worse than had been indicated by her soused. She WU now in perfect health of body and mmd. Mr. Asphalt said If Mr. Pemberton would produce Mrs. Tomer In the morning she said not return to Amnia pend ia( thapeoesedings. Mr. Pemberton agreed to do so, and the Inquiry use then adjourned. SATURDAY, JULY 24. The inquiry was resumed at nine o'clock this morning, P. Barlow, Beg. took his seat at that hour, end the mums of the jurors having been celled over, Mr. James, Q.C., with the perrOission of the Comenteeloner and the jury, before he commend his address, called the following witnesses in favour of Mrs. Turner. Mr. John Owen said he was the keeper of an establishment now Liverpool, for the cure of lunatics, and had bees so for thhty-four years. Yesterday Mrs. Turner spent the ► night at the hotel in York where Ito waa staying . conversed with her upon a variety of subjoins. Did ant observe any thing In her demeanour or conversation indicative of un soundness of mind. Her conversation was coherent sad rational. If say person laboured under an erroneous imprint.= on any topic, reset treatment was likely to Menem that erroneous impression. Quietness, and gentle treatment were likely to remove such se delusions. His opinion decidedly was that Mrs. Turner was of sound mist at present, and was able to manage her akin. - 171;.. Omega Wilda. 111. D., said he bad bad scats expi ring* in the Westmont of lunatics, sad saw Mrs. Tumor skate on Tbsolay. yastorday is court, and lot night at the bolsi whoa abs was Maytag. H. had had oonvanations with bar, aid vas et opinion that she was of said mind sad AU to maw bse property. Mr. Themes Moore, jeweler sad silveramith, Liverpool, had known Mn. Tamer fur seven or eight yaws. Os Thursday shows= hs had a aonversatimi with bar for about four haws at the asylum, sad oonaidarsd her ra tional. - 117Panthales, ettorney for Mn. Terser, and tenet*. foe bar under the deed between her sad her husband. Never maw Mrs. Tenter from June, 1153, until the pre seat year, and in December last he hard that she wee in an asylum. Received a letter from her In March last, tad then communicated to Mr. Norria,the attemey for Mr. Tamer, the costae= of that latter. Within a dm or two after he presented himself itt the Ameab Retreet, mad maw Mr. Metcalfe. Hs pretested the deed eshm, sod Warmed him that he wee Mrs. Tuner's tresses. Mr. Metcalfe refried le allow him to Me her, and that la ea unkind =neer, ceservis" that be snowed so perms. to see patients moss these who bad placed them In his establishment. [liir. Jams hem reed the letter dated is Much last, in which Mts. Turner complained of her= treatment in the seyium, I that ell tear to her was deeded, she was deprived of pas, ink, sad paper, and had sot the girlie's. of s gaol.] Os Wag refused permission to Ise Mrs. Terser, be mussel= - Mr. Metcalfe to taken bee that he bed bees le ham ma =terns. with bar, sad he promiesd to do so. Witness obtained permission from Lord Shaf tesbury and the board to visit Mrs. Terser, end he so cordlessly dld se on the let of Jens, la the pease= of Mr. Metcalfe, when she related to him the trainmen she bed ex grimed is his ay/lammed rapeseed the diegseeing mg alluded to yeeterdey. Re me Meek= at the seszl immediately proceeded to Landes and saw Lord = aft the subject, and obtained have ben Ida Wish= Se hem interviews privately with Vire. Tyner. Legal were instituted, and Mr. Terser bad to Ale a dos for sa inquiry into the supposed homey of his wile. At the inter views he had with Mos. Terser Me °Rea empialeed bit th tears to her eyes, that she wee sot visited by her Crees:mamised—Told Mg. Roe* st the reamescemat el Jute, U sot earlier, of tea opprobrious epithets used to Mrs. Turner, kr Mr. Metcalfe. He had had difference with Kr. his . previsady, but not upon any matter relating to Ter 80-examined—Le all the ocaverestiona he had had with Mrs. Turner he oessidered her perfectly ruse and competent bilge.her MGM% addroned the jury, 'blowing that his remarks should be brief upon the case, WWI* his burned friend had thereeterhed r one of the meet pallid stories that had ever been heard, and he might ail or if the most cruel dons& Mr. Tenor was ame et the highest respectabi lity, he had evinced the greet se kin h.= of heart and abo des towards hie wile, bat he led ism led sway, and that most lamentably, throughout the whole course of these pm mew If there had base kind and proper treatment @meshed towards this unlaelnesie weenie, the wits of Mr. Teeter, the *mid leogebeellave beim metered la moiety, not to her heehaw& berme sheenw separated hem Wm, but obi woold ketigiesetagiereeleeed le tids ymmt ef ber rental faculties. lee sehmlited that Me hots le the trey history of this unhappy mike between , _sod M. Turner, which had bees lapreprly kneed linesed had nothing whatever to de with the present iaquiry, the simple Issue to be tried being whether Km Tao was St to ham the management of herself end properly. Wes the of sound intellsot and jodgment, did ele power seilldent knowledge end discretion to take tare of herself, were the issues which the jury were sailed upon to try. It had plowed Mr. Turner, however, and hill legal advisers, to rake up past events of many years standing, having no earthly bearing apse the present investigation. Beams there were dif ferences between Mr. Turner and his wife, whether well or 111 founded mattered not, which diff,,rencee led to improper acts to each other, was the jury prepared tossy thetas amount dens acts Km Turner presented indicatims of insanity Wee every wife who felt jealous of her husband, who enter- Wool enspidone that intrigues existed between her husband end the seroottgiritt in tbe home was pooh a women to be charged with ominity become she might evince a hasty temper, manifest an ebullition of maiden, and he provoked to commit soh d violenoe to be characterised as a person of un sound mind; God help poor woman If that were to be so. Mr. Turner It appeared, boom ac painted with his wife three years before he married her in 1846; and how did they live together ; After :a while Mr. Turner absented himself Ms. Lome was not her home, his bed mu not her bed. He lived away from her, and was not that fact likely to make her jealous of her husband ? Was Mr. Turner free from blame, was he always gentle in his demeanour? Did he iadulge in the me of no epithets to her—did no language maps from him lips f In the year 1863 he and his wife had a house and Sax lived together. Mr. Tumor , without any reasonable or notifiable canes, before Mrs . , Turner had used any deuce to him, called fa a ppooliceman , and Ia that Ames presence be told all his domestic servante not to obey any instructions from their mistress, but only attend to his commands. Mrs. Turner then did strike her husband, end a esparatioa was determined upon. No wonder at her coadnot. elm was born in a lowly sphere, uneducated, and had been betrayed to become the ndstress of a man of high statics. Regretting her unhappy position, and repining at the lot into which she had been east, she at tenth revelled spat the man whom she loved to marry her. Km devoted handl to the practice of those little site peculiar to her am to win the beset of hr husband W ONO, rem& sad rapist Mr. Turner soknow c =l that his wife had rewlered his home he and cord her Daly tothrOmete felling being bar je iilousy . For this they we espereted, end Mena Turner went to reside at Bath, where she lived in pesos and respectability for four and a half long years, end sabeequently she went to Scarborough, in which town she conducted hermit with prepriety, and was very economical, so careful, indeed, that she had been enabled to lay by a considerable sum of money, 7001., out of the allowance secured to tier, and, through the agency of a respectable attorney et Bath, she had ;placed that amount in the fund*. Was this the women midto be imam ? Was she the person unable to manage her Midis and to take care of her property ? Cer tainly not, se this fact testified. The learned maned re ferred, in the next place, to the time when Mn. Turner was in Leeds, where she was kindly treated, and where she enter raised • deludes that her food was polio:easel—a delusion, however_ , which sow no longer existed. M. Turner had no oak hal& Mess in her mind at the present time, as she wee um stow se for error in that reapect. At the latter end of Deoessbir last Mrs. Turner came to reside at York, when elle wrote • Idler te her husked. She believed that she had beta paleard_lq moo me at the instance of her husband that wee the itissisa soar which she laboured, and spot that newel cis bud boss met to a lunatic asylum, where ebe bed be ems* sad smelly outraged. She had been struck at Ned ligedied down, deprived of all access to her Amid the use of fen, ink, led paper, and the leered stead untended that if any turnkey at a gaol had tressed a primmer in the same meaner as Mr. Metcalfe had behaved to Xis. Turner, the visiting magistrates would have vleved enchAt man of his situation for molesting his daty. Prisenenrwim tometfeted heinous edam were not treated like Mrs. Tamer. They had weal to their solicitor end friends; they received no harshness whilst in custody ; it was only those unfortunate creatures whom God in his Providence, had deprived of reason, and who became Inmates of houses like those which Mr. Metcalfe kept, who were to be cruelly trest4 who had to strip naked without cause, and to be knocked nett bed-posts. The learned counsel believed that throughout the whole country there was not such another establishment In existence as that called Aoomb- hoar, no establishment In which such atrocities were com mitted. Mr. Metcalfe had conducted himself in the moat disputing manner to Mrs. Turner; he Lad treated her brutall and she in consequence had twice made her escape from h i. bones. That unfortunate lady, on leaving Acomb the emend time, came to York, and took lodgings, when Mr. Metcalfe, acoompsnied by Ms groom, pursued her. and took her by force. lie burst open the door of the room in which the wu laid in bed, and whilst he seised her by the shoulders his groom seized her by the test, and an attempt was made to drag her into the street and place her in a cab, naked u she The poor lady was treated in the most barbs:ow manner on this °melon, and throughout the whole period he had had her under his charge his conduct had been of the want description, and he might rest assured that he would meet with that punishment which he so richly deserved. The learned counsel concluded by calling upon the jury, as fathers., an husbands, as brothers, se men possessed of the common feelings of humanity, to give their verdict in favour of the poor lady. _ _ Mr. frapinall replied at some length, contending that the evidence on the previous day clearly proved that Mn. Turner wee of =mount mind ; and in conclusion he stated that, whatever their verdict, Mr. Tanker had determined that she should not again return to Awn:kb-home alter the Gruel end harsh treatment she bed there experienced. The Master in Lunacy having summed up, The jury retired, and, after an absence of 16 minutes, re turned a verdict, by 19 to 7, that " Mrs. Turner wee of wind mind, and capable of managing her affairs." The Forman (Kr. CloOgi) Kw handed in the following deennewit . _ " The jury cannot separate without reflecting upon the disgraceful conduct of Mr. Metcalfe. the keeper of !womb house, and be to draw the atteation of the Connuissioners in Lunacy thereto. (Signed) "Jour CLouort Foreman." • The thirteen Jurors irlio had found the vanilla Om attached their migmatite' to Ifia Isquiettkm, but the Imemen, Mr. Clough, declined la append lb eigastare. Tkis tam& sated the promedinp. FIFTY-11011T CHILDREN POISONED. On Friday evening, between seven and eight o'clock, the neighbourhood of Amon's-quay, Dublin, was thrown late a able of abrin by the ausennessnant that more than 60 aline bad been poisoned by partaking at • gawky at eels ar honks whin had beta thrown on al be Mtn of Hr. Iliegitomr, of Ciumpereen. The amoson. big mid hnsieletions of half distracted none .81 throng! the *nab p with aposed, dying Wide n ra& arms, gen painful endow* that some great dinner had oc curred. Oa the bformatios belie cosec Oslbigemtreet es pollee slatien, ostables Were nand a assomuf s do= Obi hose when the .iced by the poison i.a the be the ..seer ata=at onoe l oolosspOsL The einem is be numb with • premplatom sad gmeraelty wonky et .11 praise, rea is envy dimities to pick rep the children, who were borne away retching and summing with spasms Y the annalt to Mbreer's Jervis-ekes. Hospitals, when diostive inneezeo were at one adsplidi to allay their sulioriegs, end enntereet the Minces of the Thirty-wen children were maanyed le Itionerb sled t B 7; Jarvis-street Hospital. la abides to bob ninon. who were Is pesi army, wen tinted at tie veslikeimo el their pinata by Dr. Long, of Danmetrest, who embed \MOW to the utmost, and with great ability, on ibisesemion. The seeidant msdkel psitimain al the is also worthy gibe highest tenembms Ike the sal nompti tuft whisk OW dbphind teeming Wide, the Wpm inf irm% Afar unit append= ef the moot snag Gam ba dee the 4 l ems Innovilif the di symplems hi wabsided, but seen n the Ware so prostrate he. the suffer isp !bin bey modured, it was kegessfids to mg at nine 0 ,....' 01 • 1111 Gs Friansigkit what wosithe the meek. Os making .a. , at •Mb by we were nippy to is that all the c.. 1 1 -" trerto en of dosser, s Abe ascoptien af • gbi in Jarvirsibelb fliontly din the shildion bed boa attached Ity the gisban, a man neruld ibilsone. •NM sew of fir. Moshe% wes oilseed at i anent piles tratiabd=*tile ,at or Orli% optiekm, erne of ii—sore--,quay whenisettls in L e S: l if en bo whin • number of cola penesk, sad whisk their hr.. primer ambled hobs throe aOw rim oat In the cheat, and stated that those lionise owe to this onney is a cargo of foreign wheat, sad bed bele lying In his einter's *am. Not believing that they wend More .4Larsaa, sad Wag in the way, hi lbw noes eat. woe ennui in canny until he null he brought up he elaminalitei heron .the inagierste et Ocoilegenrest Am—Drills holm. (Stamped ld. Additional.) SPOBUNG. THE GOODWOOD MEETING. TO TEI EDTTOII OT TEN ZIPII2BI. SlS,—The racing season may now be pronounod at its zenith, and we shall have some good old-fashioned mem. tests during the wenn week, the four der' meeting at Goodwood being undoubtedly the moat exciting of the year, as it does not depend on one or two items for its moors, there being one continual round of excitement from Tuesday to Friday, each day having its peculiar [satanic The pro gramme embraces thirty-five items, including the three' mafthen the only important alteration (and a most judieloas cns) Wag the bringing forward of th e Stewards' Cup from Wednesday to Tuesday , so that we have to get throug h nine Items on the first day, the same number on the second, ten en the third, and wen on the fourth day. Only eight of thus are at present unclosed, them being sure to obtain good support ; and Mr. Hibbard never before commenced a Good wood meeting with a better prospect of success. The Levant Slakes, for 2-yr olds, half a tulle, does not more than a quartet of competitors, for Caucasian ''scratched), Mutineer, the Bay Celia colt, and Taro, do not leave their comfortable quarters, and Table Hay being only a " plater," Merryman, with his 61b penalty, Is only likely to meet the Lord of the Manor (diagnoefully beaten for the New Stakes at Amot), the American bred Woodburn, and, perhaps, Ariadne, who was beaten too cleverly at Stock brides by an animal thought but little of by his own party for Merryman to look in' danger from her, although she might fight snocesaftilly for the sexed money The Y/0 Sou. Fonilear Old Sweepstakes (about three miles and tire furlong.) has tempted Mr. Bowes to send the broken•down Colonies to Goodwood, but only to claim his share of the in fid el, &opposing Lord of the Hills is unfit to gallop over the ffiatance for them ; but he is likely to be disappointed, and did the Blue Devila colt go to the post he d have a difficulty in competing with his lordship. he Grate/inks Stakes, for 9-yr olds (one Mils and a half), will fall an easy prey to Tomphilite, and the only "ran we can expert is that fur the second money, Mentmare not being so certehi of it with the Maid of Kent ea one of his o lt ento. Ham Stakes, for 2-yr olds, T.Y.C. (six furlongs), has 19 subs., sad they may eventually be found a moderate lot, Lord Exeter and Mr. Bowes being the only gentlemen who loot capable of sending an opponent at all likely to put Mayonahe's chance in jeopardy, and the former may not make the attempt. The Stewards' Cup, six furlong, will attract the field of the week, and it being inthomible to fairly a= the weights, I moat content myself with pointing to Peter Flat, 6 yrs, Set filb, Lord Clifden's two, sad Babylon 4 yrs, get 41b, u pretty "well ht," and me of them ought to at least see the winner pees thew*. The match between Mr. Ten Breach's Orland' and Mr. Payne's klituosa, at 61b for the year, one mile, is Wady to be a near thing, looking at the talent their owners invariably display when pitting their horses against others, and the ooveityof the presentedeir is that a few weeks back the Ameri can owned Mimosa, and Mr. Payne Oriands. I doubt whether the latter Is partial to more than six furlongs, and Mimosa ma jolt stall her aria the last hundred yards. The Craven Handicap and two claiming sweepstakes will make up the first day's sport. Oa Wednesday we have the Drawing Room Stakes for three-year-olds, one mile and a quieter for which the field will have to be made up from King Star of the Kea, Telegram, Lord of 1.4111, Knight of Kan, and Bravlisinio. Telegram hes a 61b penalty, and although he is short of preparation, be may eery it home before the Lord of Loth. The 300 sou. Three-Year-Old Sweepstakes, for fillies, one mile end a quarter, looks reduced to a match between Target and Queenstown, the non-appearance of Allspice at Stamford being an intimation that she is not at all dangerous. Target beat Queenstown last autumn, end the latter having appa rently lost all form, she may do so again. In the Goodwood Derby Seam, for three-year-olde, one mils and a half, the name of Telegram is again to be found, this time without a penalty, sod unless Happy Laod has returned to his spring form, he does not appear to have much to fear. — The - 300 - Bove. Three-year-old Sweepstakes, for cella one mile and a quarter, is between Clydesdale and Lord of Loon, and the fermis being " all to pieces,•• we cannot but suppose be Yawned to defeat. 11esIloodwooelia(11., two miles and a half, will have but a small field, which gets "beautiful)y lees" the nearer we approach the day. Special Llamas, Fright, RI Hokin, Lord of the Ulla (doubtful), Gamma di V (doubtful), one of the French lot, Fulbeck, The Brewer, Roman Candle, Lao damia, lifeboat, Pensioner, Carious (doubtful), Scribbler, Orchehill (doubtful), Compromise, Rosati (doubtful), Night Ranger, Poitustons, and Esperanos, are all I can select to make up the field, and moot of these are held safe, indirectly or directly, by the favourite. At Liverpool he beat Special Liman while meeting him on 3lb better terms than he does here, and he motives so much weight from the other four-year-olds that it is almost useless to discuss the question whether they can ever gallop with him. Fulbeck's party were sanguine when they drat saw the weights; but they have almost given up the idea of his winning, end set to backing him to get linty second, or third, so that he will be still galloping while his rrts are pulling up, and thus run into a 'situation." bt ec at must bee great horse to be able to snuff the Candle, who is meeting him with 16lb the beet of vecia e w:i r iglZ and the same remark applies to Scribbler and P also to Compromise, who must be very close to the latter. Rosati has been driven out of the market in precisely the same manner as last year, and the sue with which she goes amiss at the last moment for all her engagements, after being a great favourite, is truly wonderful. This is suppoidng the old excuse is made about her, and her party can hardly find another, as it is impoesible(fl she can be a bad'un, when such a clever school male her the favourite for three great races in twelve months. The three-year-olds with light weights are a wretched lot, and they will only assist to swell the field, Night Ranger being the only one that ever pretended to the title of a racehorse, and he wee beaten a hundred yards by the favourite at Liverpool, while meeting him on 21b better terms than now. The Roman Candle, then, is so ter before his opponents that I cannot even venture to place a second to him. The Cowdrsy Stake' end two Handicap Plates will make up the complement for the second day, which will afford, perhaps, the worst days sport of the four, with the Stakes such a lama arair. The reinainds; of the programme I shall not discus at length ae yet, contenting myself with pointing to Fisher man, Gunboat, the Anterimas, Arsenal, Brother to Homily (the Blue Devils colt), and Vistas Bt. Otis as the only likely runners for the Cup ; at the primal writing, Arsenal being the one my faith most be pined to. MITHOH. PROGRAMME OF TEE SPORT. may —The lf &mob of £J 71 Lord W. 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TM Otelllll=-11ras ' saltrrt at the Orono. post on the =l l ll P ra i r i OW :Is the lialdatone iikaum. a Ws short of j i. ho w lp Ott h& the Cue Poste the out to Le. et sb 4:l l= s entlretrow to the eartward of the Comp. two mils le T.T tad .O. le 011 NSW& throe qoartars of a mile upon which an T.T.O. mem are lobe nen, velem waned to the mown. iiirM • mile IN Om Is halhatlle of T. Y.C. toTgement Pleas Oeueeo—The amass Mr it Cht= oselletreet of the Mo. run over to 41111 i d 011 the ardilleolrels ef re Ilk sod return to wMII of Ilie COMM P 4 three min ma Ise thriona Ow mllie—Tho home to slart at the mile post. and sop WOMB Mme' we;i+Uhes Clump. Clost —The basin to Wert at the whislipped. epelillllloll M fko Clime. eel retina We . me tom mho sag a halt -.Me mile mad throejeedemp.eme WO heft sin to be ran WOO the cup Ogler Or alto and a quarto—watts* Omen Clowle. RAILWAY AIItABOZWINTIL Tits foilowlag weal nnangan ny onti ham UM wads hr •We Umiak • Brighton, sad South roan On Tuaday. Mr VOL sad 17 Compa W : y, Or 30th, a yodel WrOrm6_9lWll ) will Main oh. Phanoo taimagas at 0.46 aM-) .54 adra - mmila• 93 9 am. Oa Wadamday, tba lab Makes Day), and Thurrair. Ds7) allow trains will Ism Pamlico at /I 45 sad 9.46 at 9 mad 10 arr., naming dawn to Davila gad Ohisheasa llama& sad Mbar Was w 0 lam Chlelartar sad Draytaa rash day =trafar las taws, arriving in Bright= boron 7.46 f=6 . a mairsageold sorrow min will Mars Brighton for I lta a ‘ e.d irfaitrark a rm Day) and Thursday Ohs Pop Day) damp tabs will Iran alt 46 a.m. and Londonlnidgo at 7 am). CI calßad at Croydon a{7..10 sad Rowans at. 7.35 am.,., renaming from Mortara maims sr L3O p.m. Clr r osth Wentorn Ompray bars also made ample arrange. Meals for the conrsysars of Wawa TATTERSALLS--SATuRDAT. GOODWOOD STAKES. 6 to 4 mgst Roman Candle (t 7to 4) 7 to 1 Lifeboat (t and off) 100 is 8 Pensioner (%) 100 to 6 Fake& (t) 20 to 1 Fright 1000 to 80 Rosati (off) GOODWOOD CUP. 4 to 1 mist Ventre Bt. Oro (t) 9 to 2 Arsenal (t) 7to 1 Fisherman (t) 26 to 1 Charleston (t) BT. LEOER. 4to 1 egg Traophillie (o 6) 7 to 1 Fitz Roland (t) THE GOODWOOD GDP.—The cup for 1868, pre pared by there. Hunt and Reek°ll, is a vase of Etruscan hew. Iti earicAnsents illustrate Eltlton'amasque oil' Comas." The ears, him, on one ride shows the ' lady" in the power of the Enchanter, who Is in the act of offering his cup to her, when Width's' away by her brothers. Oaths other, Sabrina, Winded by her nymphs, is represented rising from the stream. The group encircling the handles typifies the power of virtue, Comas being overthrown by the good spirit. A beis-relief on the foot represents water nymphs 'upending Sabrina. The cup has been designed end modelled by Mr. H. Amides& an artist who is well known in works of thls kind. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, JOLT tt. About 150 men have volunteered from the Coast Guard ships Nana Cm._6ol, Captain arri ved The Advice. dram vemeL Nsered M. MOAN narniond. yesterday maniac Mitt 10 volunteer. from ths Marts ; nod the Adder bangs about 60 trona the Pembroke. • camidemble water nave also 'Meal from the Hwy. The Caner hse now MO men on her books. and the number which las volunteered win mats up h tall complement. This Legg IhrmirMsw, 131, screw, got up steam yesterday a/Lenora for Ibles i tl=T i rg eo Al e t . rti ( l2l ; Rersonw, 91 ; CUM 91; lki DNVONPOET, Jo se 16. The ilmorice i Wishi Emmaus Orenteney, Urived I m Poremok la No. 6 alp, win ha launched to the TM mal t earm i r . yrueoart, was raid races In lobules mnater:Lby the Ceramic* brehisi on i lt e M. Ltt.. o. =P s = yesterday fres . a bi ert et Africa. prF O s S a jilb=o Et.; :ic.a.°°:71.01..ft5.L.,.. tor Ow el Os awl= yorklWlhowsodsx. QUZLNBTOWN. JoLT Sr MOW' Alp Advice hes proceeded to. Portsmouth trite volution Mr VW Mord *sot. Um tr y. lip HamOmuta Crtspin, Maros, to the /Moats a the IL [NUL; line U. The garrison be is asarly 1,000 strong, ands Colonel Zee. N. Bawd. tied! cwt NMI& Amato: as Ilar Oleg basis. as Wet Mini &YU by the barker eeessalsdorees. is te M,em ter ea the NU. fiaIiMPRAOI7II or THI LAMB DUNS OF WSL LTIOTON.—.On Ilrodemday next the *opal In 84. Para cathedral In ebbe the ieroophagus In placed will hoeggs from dear dark es six (except the lob of Amor' MF f them to bar), oo predated's el tbdr the adnietsge, mgrbrs of der Hews of th=rd Mayor and Corporation of Loudon, fir ' eMo dr wry sod ntaavyry, the direetoes of the Bunk, and membre at w ßoyal y. After nazi wink it walls err to the pair on Mandan Th.rud.p, sad Saturdays fres ; as saw days ea the mound el 6d., to defray the =mar of 1/811.11 red otessiasts FMB AT AOOll-11FRARF, today magabg, shout 10 dciock, a Are broke out on ths doe sibs, of Mr. Paler Bolt and Co. tows as Ur Aeora-ahar4 ' • shoals b the pada of Rotherhithe, aver Theasorrog. 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