The Express. — London, England, 1858-12-27 00:00:00

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Mr= r Omamelbres - - IN re 111011111•1•11 o . o * NW. 1.31. bp Ida We Cleri al bleeder et dr Oimeserf warm Orr reelsmera Mew awl am* saw ✓/, Os ell Inferre deer Wier. ea a eilmedve remr et re =.ll,the room ow le dewed awe rem Is dodge Im• gees noweem be emmeormail el ear WNW air se • Wee add be resel tarred Ilwarber ell Mrs mak ore ail =aawl be lured ea mak be reelkialil rabid. me la 41 1 = im% se Ihe err beememe wok pmelleble. erbr Yr/ le WA* re Ilerremare eget per* area II Im arm I• brae lamed mbe laserermbie Imelmrer Weed rem Ilbr bra arm ersassissear rarer la Inborn aka The leee el 0111.11• Mat We. di mead. Mame 7...W1W1 ogled reamally Yaw bar ere ter ewe nary end war y lly a b7slrdidele .wired W may embers et wrerememe sr wirer& II T HE OPERA COLONNADE HOTEL OOWPAX Ilareerfts suee l =ell. As. IV. Opllg al lMte LIS Asset Eta seak b= na te pet Jose IS eleaststs IV we err ZWlsse stee ere Sloe wesswee WI as a rptoges "P ri g ire= r lilllo SEAM. Aweless. M. . ro sie t trgi . le:114 . 231,1; L e umi t aid. farm Olbse se lie Careeep. T. Z. COMM erefiy. ilr et DEPOSIT. Established A.D. 1844, l. 'IMO 1111116 Inados. deem. et DIV/MIX 0 1101111 T •r• reciriel bs amino 0• rug of Os art 4 Derrli. IN irlildi . bid raw 4 Maw OW bi 0bra..1.1111 mob mai bf gossi4 iermusei. mildew Irlilmill "sw ZioeVfoorws bumpal• Is ha rm INd Jig. IBM 1101/USON, Il Maw. Pam Mt semi= asiseale mew km ea nelbiaahos. LISINTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS to be emir et eek" se lee PUMA paAwino on do boa of Of . a XS. AU/Sal •it S I MMS LOOS. ormolu' sod TTYE.= f—eljs 6 / 1 171 we. t s rar At It .4: a: se ...slain& Pe all bum • oimo. Ws boo to to moot go Or Maple, lIMIPV . efocoy,esolo taw la Not Who . 7rFltui ..übinti. wt:n r n.rtaiwo►nat.~ HART'S PATENT OAS ECONOMISING WCRS 111. prim le seek me be Media be tie Bess Med Issesare =mg same& es revel by Sesame's. ise t. disseressbas mime era Ilbasuris et the air es abet. seneessiee. lessselq el* wtorik k *see airmen se verbs sf Ilbsebe. Iseerbses Ose es Usees ewe peet Me se mesa 4 SS pewees Amps pageeer• an be wpb see—b•les. 11. lloweasti. Laser. CHRISTMAS and NEW TEAR PRESENTS.... 0.4.1A1611110 • KVA 1311 , lIMOBILATOIII LAIN" a. WEI 1.• Wm mar Po am as O. MX lIIIITYII. .111—Cella pet a. N. fm Sy. ember abg ti r OLTLANIYIS. 180, gawk two ikon west of ibe implemil bowmen okroe a =2:11.7=4.2' Vrarg•glag'"'•'" 6 AD= ELASTIC SUPPORTING BANDS, ear so Mem red ihstigrogrAmakfillomaNv &WWI fat mei NZ MUM LIGE TX Its:. —. ides Ms ili rrtiogrwaydy dam , onlitruins arl Melo nem rrlastresilmo Me ramusemail illik ph.. ape& rehis• =ma 1. yet mws Os wiravisesunw...a Ir. 1.4 : pf,AATK 4 iihossibe 4 ha •• ina.3, Lao AS PIIESENTB.—Tho most W iT i mb i lier iglib • KM IA as Winsile. of porsbAS l er sad sl. boo as ids abbe masa born sass so byway raw be of bar iriesb*.a. LAW MACULA al L ft Issiabi sad Vasa =llollll,lllm be be We, all so solo awl bartiar _ _sittomitfo N ILOWLA mg KaLT*O sabbasd be lb " .... loloolomm Walla lb berabs a Mises Lon Ss bo toll * mallbso mil 01/sw Sobs bomb sad ono: sod LA ILO TO. ea boil PSIII*IO4 Weidk 1... ft sa Os a Mai / illieliblllll l X Wm. airi raboliw 00 111, 4i. t.a d 110116 111. yobbo.gradidsb".6=Ambblaliderr INICIMILLII UM SOAP, tie but far ro adie a=bablic des ; Is is et few tabu a e:...'Weft sr wise t i te simi taie imitleoll= it able. maam Nee Sawa. Si Is en aller lama limb et 3:4 . leiped =b= ==l42 a. saga abblei eta ibitaire •74 ravimisa br Mord Lenora . le " WongToolg i r . l easitg analoWso lOr arilt = = Imam in Nei Wink llowda ON em• a. tor ri ea of a owl Woks d Sl• %Ulla Cooolowei ma* tar .1.4 =ZOOMS . .tbo 146611obroows war MOO W Woolloo of Os poolowro :MP 1 . 11 eio g rewW MIMS mows ...4 . F. L unn. low Iwo 1100 WY We slew& Wet VoLOW l = ll,o ‘ u . , , 4 r. mi. LW, or. Women la we Ow w ..... kr ................. W. = .rikl"" 1 "--t 4 4- 5 = .. t ...........:,....... , ;re raw& "iii-orderapaa. c OWWWWILIS. IWI. . MAPPI IY invite attention to their ISLAGIUIT ROCK .1 NOVSLTISS fee dr pangs? 1I am IS vim 41 the: SHOW KOOKS. W amd 01. LOW IS It °sr ahle wiz= . 14•446. -plaled 11114sPog 41. e. to I a I I•abeam ......... . ... is 1 0 are i iiiki:iiiiiii6:iti . ii. . di.i . 4 i • Dm S U • aim{ &Moe. ilisOre SU Illi T.4•ollk4softlobe four pOre Ira= WO Worms Mrs Ore MO lantiappll AWN , , 1 4 • IdeWrie Moyamod All JED Ilimase Or% .. ie•Wy * WWI . . 11•44 " ... ........ . . 1 : : enamobril r eull.".lll Diars o... l : 4 " ........ •._ ~..•• Onalemab soil owe faisfi*Sy ....... .. ... 2 • • ARAMs l‘plir 14•64114 Tian I II 0 • ~lt bw*•• wer•Way, wilb - yeiesaliibiCtiiiiiiiil by oak us ..t4. .1 11. r•. YAM, ISOIWWIM W awl W. [IWO WILLIAM-MM US LONDOIS. Waystbaboy: Qum% Owilyy Walt... Ib•WW4. • tw ;V WITH ; w dab. Figs 41 . N.. VONSTANCE sad or, looldosto of 1../ liens Lea. Rs Omani...RV was "II le Weft' =V be . 011 1 asa Ida Ithrbse Ye as lamb st &litres. Some of Ile ibiadre et mg ens= eal dmialkir sotlisfes Wen fn. Ilk ow NM Oft a frobseifie dr left sql •••=feet ju not!. r•lte • era% aid* Ye Asa are *di NM p =slasa."--Litor -I .O.—ISM. • Wafted asil Os.. W. IMO Ilarragla 4. N.. data. CV= ibis BEA ; or, Liam from an Meer in tan,W bit= Mar at S Hr Mead be Os Mac & A. Pa.," lITS. Marl se s Mird. : Mattimed ard Oa. PetatiMe. Omni prim b. M. HE FLOWERET GAT HERED• Mgt at el i ii==rale auksokt. G. RA/mu" :Yard aM Ow. romMia: NM odd lia di biasimiam d'ltto pse" biz updg at Liter, , a Boomed Berko of the aollet Sehilme• loodlos Oa Liao 11Isol Is nimble et Yams Os Ileldssls. MS Oa Asti. e a ow - Nei elkoo ni Cr 14 tommoo ; Pars IL, IRO ilies mad ; Ms^ awl Ils. N. ' : Ilaldwrd sol Os.. ta. riawas. roserd. kr. der IL. NEAR traref, the Cotes trite at lamps 9116 ♦rra.. Ny the *yew LOS la Trorast." Irrnar wish sr Errs sr mirror Ware : Norm( awl On. 1117.11•01110. AMY, " Noir lisoma.* •• Peep at Dm' liya. Arz ba PP, Part L; or, Asia and Australia . 1 r is lw sasis Lasct. Part IL ; ar. Abase : Rcaderd lad Ow. Or vel..Pme, prise 7s. K. PEE TWIN PUPILS ; or, Education at Hose : a set ly an O. Oast. "aim sand seleseiplee lad meet esseete me bow set basis sea Is saw work es ebe mai et eiesslia.''—lalware ileselea "The stele t..& mos be isessielseed se iso bra. seem SOMA Mi. la beasere be IV—mom Obsover. Leaden. Maseleal sad Oa. iST. DM TYTIANI JO ILI WORN& kMLA ; or, dto By ANN FUSIN 'Masa. 11•4411 IMINes. Me.. de*. Se Ily Ye ism, IX INCLAND . s Oweilmlee et " Les; se. Ibe Wait" Le adi rille h rl in h outlembre el "Lib Ix Tw tap.. elate. le. • 'Las at we; Is eribe= k il : Lies Is • Is melee In Xs ease pet deb. me *IMMO trier kw eebe eg bbereell,e and ries= Ibeieeey."—Milenry 0/11100. !AUX re 1/I,OILKS WI ; et. OEM rd gee. Teel! ellNea. SW. a tiltif bed 111.011101 al INITILIZ. rite elllee. tisk.. "Wie weir are eselleilb NW Wier. whelp we "nimble kr Ibble belleleee beldl. No Ye oboe civet mein= the lebleeillea et lie lee embelles see Ihe red:Wm et EN pee sest. Air& Aden mien awe Ine art ellb Ake ibe ihelleelem Ow peewee ell& alebb be more enleXemil dlipleped. = a stel let m. llor bedebbeV—Qberibele Mem. Iliebberd eel Oe..1111 : lissadlay. DiVOTIO/1, WOllll It [LIMA LUDO% molably • Pewees Mr Dom Dog la Yr TI.. Now 1•1111oo. pea Om ex ii. pa ~ in the DWELLING; or, Hammy of Sr Paw 11•9810, Tem Shaft arl I= na t It•o• li Vipled ay aw a• twig pm•••• ani •I Os pm. it IWO. of no •••• Ur; ba ••• 1 4. s ia. :l•disio• of the Nem wart. la to.• NW 1/9. awl ae..187. dd. Se GC PAMILT MITERS end for ONR MONTH. By "=aateadratiatCbitil . " l "&" Med war Pr*mkt Ikeda Medd : bastard sod Ow, IST. Madllly d ad Modeller. Mibm. fembeb pb. b. b. A POSTMLAI Mb, fbiseted sac( Composed A. be biZat i r r a us i zi=mz eir t ir . ••4 Pews& Pm* Maim bair% m... 1.11.. MOM B c Ga i o ti mAs EDwARos limn:meow, ICAlt d. he et : %NW °WIMP. Ormbrldrk Wei vr big NW Ow, Iff. risahillay. TYled 'Mum. nada{ pre, la fIOMMON BKNSH for HOUSEMAIDS. By Na ABB foam TRIAD. Mame " Man aed Ilerego: te. Maim: Ilidaerd awl Ow. IL Plendlay. Jmiabara4.ll.4.. 618114 oda THE BIBLE HISTORY o f SATAN. Is he a JL Mimi/ So• pumas, Mums for Ana sZNZeil7a7Crei:Tl:l7ria: gua , trintritrirlgritgi": beim , Plain sea ram.' lammis ea earl NNW's. at Me esupain Its Imeadase art Panabbs. WM an Amulet" at Prams tam Ilamv tty the M. w. Ilt•xnaaa Down. WNW d Leib; ast s t i. leptal=at u noonatstalatva al On. WI. Iletadsily. __rim Oa, 41•81kikis.ffilt r od PER'S PRovzianAL PHILOSOPHY. Mr Ur Missy 11111110. ern Om Ulra. rim k; aka du "atm. MA " 1 "-alm. 6 SA . ed. .... 7466 . ;Z71 — mi",.Ta7iamaLas. tip, drib. Os.. VIDROBABILITM: ea Aid to Pala. By X. F. J. Tarns. D.O.L. Lenin: Sodom dCs VC elallnk• nR 41,0114—rep, eels, the DeerMa: U!d ef EXTRACTS from the RELIGIOUS WORKS at IIONSLON, aeolieillep et Cuetear. Traeleied ben We edema /meek be NM ASINIALL wedge : limed sad Co., 117. Plegedelle. 11 1 / WOU aT THE Arrnoa "7 run, 0/1 DAT.' Jsrlidhot, lies okik, ut IIIMMelos• q uee r my Peep sc. OHS ABOUT JESUS I Sto of iboommo Avidbur Linda : BadadeN ari Ce.. Plendltly awl of say bookadkr. 111011001. lkiltlas. Ifs" l IC* al. ISTORY a ROME , to W r Vonog Persons. By 1111.9. 11161.111,31/ OM. Sbdv. MVO, = o rb' SWk admen* ealettlelel 1..... n hod the star elee.'—Aebeithomet. "• my brneeelees mime* le Who the resent 11.eoreette el the withal wheel Isle heckle' emptelthos 'All the serest Ass. Marb of emir levelL"—hbetellhe Her rr:76inacia 11011111 L W Merl. le Oesilhatise; blot • emileentlea at the ahem of hews Ilse. I. Weise T. Iheehehl. ltt, Ilsoadely ; and el say lesbian. im Mph*. ' F N.! lIM. delk. MHZ TO wrf ; us Memorable Characters and 1. Wel& * Ism. llcff. Mow MIY., Oat (Ivo. WM 4.3 •" Ifr a mp:i . lllo fol/Wommi kr Miam ormawm i Moslblimm th e U M na tha ." l, sta. Um. ea La :# mom 5:7 plow sad for MI pormma , -llrmlllmr. wed Ihe Moommorg *EL —Jubsomon. . a>vw LW.. and a. ft. esmars Ma DIARIES, ALMANACS, 21- ..t.pu4 a Callalek P 144 4 .144 4. = mt.tHbillesel rad larn. as inn Kalamai ai 14 sauls s. isuaselesso. pal* •be akllland my loahmliet la So 121 . 7 d and 1124414440. W. HAMMOND'S NEW and POPULAR A• G. A. 011110101 WV TiFr a ttANOVORTI MUSIC: Del ir Isellt . listywr la Ilse Is Ashiso . BA M. raurrameWiftvessaise k 1 ...db. ......r liewisil. t AIM ed. Carat A l rlnkiliir . btiliV: . p6iiiplia:96 . l 44 AD dimpipds ..Mt." :4l7rWenter=l:. " " rosalt 41! orronl; i r — ve.moliow. Bib. MI ima re 5r.6.4 =l 4 =2 aistm.. A...... T N.. air busk* ossored of A °go lona op lomat Illimais. Illow mid by=11=111 ..1 211 . . .21: ober* Alw pbez. "m li ...‘ WE r VEU row a WM as/ °LIAR ? ' Cheliftwe tea" ...... . 1 ... ..... NW /V _lan UM Cr—llismileVitosig et := by ciati* tr Missimeasd Midi. Tbeasoes. all aft* re. gab Os sw e ln=ogrzsa w •gir lla Lalll l ll l MiT ALM. Itargift iled.lol la Alms with own ws We /us. Polo 4.. 4 W. Rsismad. SA layffewerA. Jr WOIIO4 $ NI Swirl INNIes. Fir k.oir is posMr eW i LOUB DEB l iP nT s a MONSTITUTIONAL WIWI., is Ws. s• IforsoNwilsr : WO PiwOul milks Us of Yr /Desewitee Is be Tverneil se dire Dbeebele lb a fbireseull. Tu. virg, moray Iwo • issillot wWnimbi: or re maw cez Sok lie noise, sisl Wm* Swale/ WwwgesUrowl amerws dam ci pawns wee maw bum %Ass so•absi Is wsts lea be lb peer we be tor. OM Mem .N w .6.1........... ea ~bee .W barbs Ibir billime. lei as lers2;depielt ter stir now•L Ss ems *maw. Prim kb: Sok ISIU In sSI 011 et Melt; ea. bee le 56 .0 1111111 i ftelleb ebb ea Oboe be DIA. Rebbie. end & belielble n os. Sr esesilsebiank lemeeber. gable' mos assiasible Womb Ws WWI.= elwersorm GI • willsosiSid ~wet Mk. L••••• : J. Alm s• liareNSlssa. Pearemerkee. : imam 0, Of 2 0441100; 1000. 0. C. 001 1 1; 1 . 0 ... Mk 141000, ..0 110, ; a" 1 1110180101.0 cFAT OLOBB..—JAPAN, =INA, sad the t 8 i,,....„, , ,.._......., No MIMI et the INDIAN ll 41IT ar ap a r d44444 eit Ile Milk at=zrbk........4m01/M44 14•• W at tr.. J. 4, sad 1.114•4 of Yr dale le Pio Sim, awl Ma. el I mirrilibek.— Mara of =4ll. 41411-4441 S. 41.=:da11eg64% Yr Mires miry baldise....—stitra Libiseasems. Om tem Su. WU p.ia LONDON CRYSTAL PALACE, AA ossimiagess. sod Ong ItifikaideriL— Molds In& LAMM ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 3, Time=sa i ssismaxmliwpw 9.1 . = beerellles Topes Iseemeeles willraWew ell akeese. mod Pea dell 7 Mee Aoldelea. LOW. Nl= Ler WU OS eke et ea. Nei pets Ise Om Iran lbAuthor ea eke et Seelvelmee. OTTRAL PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, 90, ntrollosor I**/*Ye. in* anis* Plasm Is lambs. i=pooni as Ira sedan la the pnimies. The ear salftred. is bow or am anolilq tem h. N. LANS'S MAGNIFICENT MUSIC and lIIIPPIIIIIIIOOII.B, 00 VIRT.GAILDNIL—emikmaSig and *air Inning aikoymet isql7 giVedied he st Memo ',WO Oman. SHIMMY 1 OCA LITS. Sheet and fralkemlint laiseadle beam= lie swag port. d asyntilmuit. imingeg sissuet d Vllytrana 9 =tg li tina l e l Daft. et as M. L1)11 10 1112/11011 h. al Mat 411/90110. EryTMI: "111 b. *WINO IR set. iffid OW* HOLIDAYB.--Ledles sod Gentle twt t, .rt i y i 171. =Ai • NJ. no We Aft is mid all 1 pm. NEW YEAR'S HAMPER of az m a w ilaant WINN awl SPIRITS, readed, as a iimager I out ka DON ALD. Warlike. CHRISTMAS BOXES or HAMPERS. TINDIATII. 11110111. W Os. ‘ Wl= mad egd! . tt Mordrals eV." Owlmamt lan EMI Br rid Oa Palo A. NO= Mr Sim". * Zei te 0. =Nab, • . Amiss Ikm. • . but ied ala. . Ofte elettin. Dellvaied tra;:aire as moo o *air libbrildismaL Oomiry man Is be risnyeadat by a reetamoss. UNEOPHISTICATED GENEVA, of the tree 'new Inver._l pnikal.r tt roe tram the 1.1111. .4tM Oa DWI= se taiworear %imams miaow. laparial idiss.lllL. or In ses4All orb. =lli mart see oo.;1 1 %= s toullory, Mem. WHO WILL PAY the CHINESE IN -1)910111/117 tirmilvo. =part duty ty OM le Wed mei *mad ens 11l DIA TWA oogrAilYwill lu ebb is Oft am bb WI db. or diud d lOC gAzd 4. oc4be lb de band Warebtmek Oda lb Mill. CI s AU 8 A G IC 8.-GENUINE HOME-MADR.- Park 114., art 74. per lb. DOSSITOII uml OM Biatabia. A. lorafidasst. Oevambarass. W.O. TO OPENiIt AN OYSTERirI without trouble, eat saatriurrowerutiltnits Ite.' th• mai elelleele ones, le apnea with oceftleg facility Rey mere, tbe seer awkward peeptleleeer la few bleb wee stela exeunt exedlestes. Pries N. eerie vested. te whom a elleemee Ida Ye ire& The pubis we sine Mao* NOM' Wei te try tie seem IguelsWeee Rissaabpnlyp free. A !WM el leqemelee Is remeistlelly esellett. Alta* BARLOW. lateever. Nammils. rad Paieuras. 14. KIN 1101/esseteeet. Illesice Seem fteseiteted LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 27, 1858. CIJUSTRAB DAY AND THI POOR Amidst the general festivity of Christmas Day the Inmates of Me metropolitan warkhoues and unions were sot forgotten. Upwards of 10,000 uses, women, and children, Inmates of those enatilsiuesats, were tarnished with • plentiful dinner ef reset bed, plompadding, end vegetable% and aa allegiance of pewter. In ealleim, Me seed men bad gifts ot snuff tied lobsters, end the women minims of snuff sad bee, widlee the MMus were supplies with fruit and Wm. In ems pentthes the dimmnes wee mom Mani ohms ; the meow quentity allowed to fedi enema penes wee Sc.. of mot, ill& of bread, I lb. of poMMe, Boa. of podding, and a pint of porter. In some, small same of main were Mien in lino of the presents of muff end tehnore. In all, the gni:dtans used every effort to give some omfort to these who hod the misfortune, on that usnallyjoyone oxisden, to be the inmates of the metropolitan pauper ealekilleinneate. Tun Hot &mesa Pooe.—The whole of the poer moms who had been &bettered in the West London Refuge were permitted to roma is the eetablishinent during the day, mob person being famished, in addition to the usual alkmanee, with a sabstantid Cetmee meal. At the other metropoll tan refuges, the Boys' Refuge, in Great Queen-street, LM coan'e-isua, and the Girls' Refuge, in Broad-strem, St. subetantial meals et bed and pudding wee pro vided ; se also at the Refuge for lICANGLINS Shoeblecks, in Whitechapd. PUBLIC 800 P KITCHRIDE—SeveraI hundred poor moms wen fernielied with substantial meals of toast, soup, and breed, at the North Leaden, Hem-yard, Windmill , men, Haymarket, the Spite/Ude, and Medved, the latter being established by the benevolence of Lord Kinnaird for the relief of the suffering ooalwhippers. In additleu to those id at each establishmmt, SCOW hundred. of meals wen taken away by poor families. More than 9,000 perms were thus provided with their Christmas meal. PAROCHIAL AND RAOOLD SCHOOLA—The whole of the diadem belonging to the St. Clement Dame pariah echoola were regaled with • sigusptuone dinner of reset bad end plum podding, fn the Vestry-hoes*, Pickett-oms, Strand • us wan also 200 &dares of the Clare Market Barred SobLeile, the ten Wag supplied by Mr. Carr, of the King's Heed. TM children belonging to the other parishes were also simi larly cared for end the rigged schools whose fonds per mitted the outlay. . . . . Si. Bartholomew a, St. Thomas's, Guy's., Weamhuter, Charing Crow, Kluree College, Votvervity, Middlesex, Alm y* a, and the London Hospitals, all the patients whoee stets permitted had an allowance of beef end pudding, with other little indulgences. Ourenwlt Go+l.lTAL.—Christioss-day being 000 of the festival, observed in Greenwich Hospital, the in-pensioners, numbering 2,300 veterans, were mustered before Admiral Sir J. A. Gordon, 0.C.8., and Rear-Admiral Sir W. F. Carrel, K.C.8., Lismateat-Govemor, sad, having attended divine .service, they momeded to the dinhur-hall, where • substantial Meow of mast bed and plum pellet awaited them. This was is addition to the nemi &saw of mums sad soap, sad es* WI ws. awaited with $ quart ef strong ale, sad them who used esteem were served with an ample allowed*. ROYAL. NATAL GOZOOL, boy* at lashed ut the ewer sad lower aelseols who were not absent ea leave Wive regaied with roast beef and plum pudding, and after dieser Named themselves with venom games in the spacious ball.. Panto:ie.—By the Madam of the sheriffs the poor debtors In Whitecroesi-.treat ad GIME'. Bench Prisons had ea extra allowance of Christmas cheer. The uohappy inmates at the criminel prisons hod no allowance be)oad the ordinary deify prison bra. GIFTS or CHRINITIAS-spa.-011 CbFWIIIIII-STII the sa lami gifts to the poor were distributed in their respective perishes by the several clergymen, wanted by the church. wardede wed overseers, and th e gifts of bar Majesty and the Prime Caron were given to the poor inhabitanta d Wiadau tad its vicinity. At Kew, by direction of the Dashes. of Cambridge sod the Duke of Cambridge, melt poor heady was supplied with th e materiels for a sub- Pedal dinner Of rood beef and ; tee. eager, and • quantity of • warm Cillanag an d blankets were slot distributed. At Smashup,' dr Doane of Kent'. gide, coosistiag of dened, blealiae, was alb lag, fuel, and provide:as, was dYYlbred swept Ito poor in the district. In do rtryel pile/ st It, Made's-in-the- Yields each poor Spey was sapplial within' MIL of main and bread, mad, and potatoes, is pipportima M Ib sember in family. In the Wards* amid pardons perish at Limbed', the incumbent. of the several distrlota, malbaild by the churchwardens, visited and 'edema the muds of as pose of their respective coarregations. Mr. Atkiamm_ Om Pre alas distributed. The Leans' Visiting a St. George, Southwark, Xemiagtes. dt. Maryiebears, sod Bt. Pumas distributed numerose gifts in mad fuel to the pars their respective diatois "wi ta a ...Te lli tt sad parochial oel , ,res threachota lb, Clay war laialdlyabla la their stardoms to oohs,* that poorer miglithoom at rich hake sawn: sad tuel Gad potatoes woes liltually &ate- Wind kin de City kaki's'. DININUCTI9II F2ll.—On Saturday iierthig, l l between the been et two aod How o'clock, • dedereetior ere bombe ear is the prewime of Mr. Frairccel, reekwewet, War , wiek-street, Geiere, resoluoi hie wrier Is. of pro ' wry, awl einem Yid esosequeoces to emend "mono The ire was Let dherreemi by lie pollee earls *co beei, who lo s t is time is &log the rowel skim, wed mhos eir fur Ile Ire weep" wi posply arrived, Mewl by be Loa , des Pb. Bilged* =glow. Mier were ieweldeohe rebels of the imams were =tie weribie et their leepeadle, dosser, bat ee powerful wee the heat ead awoke Now r huals hid ea she kerb Miro; with dliwlep she wee eziricered, wed cisme/ ie the lemital, ohms she sew rendes hi s &wee nee oesdielea hem the extewelve loieriee she Iwo westeleard. A geed awyoy ef weir Whig obsessed, the cashier low* am wadi, bid ihe Ike wee sot extborsiebed the bore wee deeiveyed, sod the edlorialse oresiow, Nee. 29, 10, sod IL Wawa, to H. J. and D. Moon, tailors, sad No. SS, to Mr. Cberies Denaldenn, Maw, wen considerably domed •by bed wear. The ewe el the ere ie voluwaro, ?Hl 1(1W OUR FOUNDRY AT WOOLWICH The sew department which has recently been seenkehel in the Royal Anneal at Woolwich fee the atentlkenre of iron ordnance, end the remits of its opera tics, have bun the sorest if month public dimension of lets. Whirr premien' experieme of the great expense of govern meat menallintoring departments is a powerful 113111•1161 in anew of those who opposed the establishment of the iheseary, the experienced the new solanne, se fee se It has gam, It mast in Janke be admitted le highly onocamfaL IS iir net se moth the Moen of the present notice, however, teenne Into the gentles of the policy of the enabliehment of fie sew keadry, are kr doer& the manipulsenry opera tbse by width the gee are meth the and te show how kr the echesee km been annenfal in its pranical details. The belays neenewp ger esedneling the MIMI ogees legother, with the vest pint mad otemliomed raw ehbety fir Maine, drilla& end baring the ions, are en a veer eanasiva soils, and oomerniently east a van sem ot ream, awl Indeed lie may be doubted whether the govern ment haw scar to Os end of the outlay yet. The foundry le • building upwards of 300 fest long, of pro portionate width, mid having two loog wings at each sad. In the wetral manna are anaaged the pin in which the cast- WIPP fi r /We di via as the malting runner, of whkk eddy IS eigki Betsey is to euthent we at present eroded. The wale= ezinnity Is devoted to the making of the worth s wed the weleen wing to the preparation of the mad and the " TAMA; " of the finished castings. To follow the popper of • goes frees the manuficture of the mould In the proving of the finished piece to obviously the hest way of explaining all the departments of the new factory. Token the weld he which the casting takes place an accurate model of the gun to be rest is so constructed se to divide into seven piece ; each piece to put Into an iron case of the same height, and a tenacious mixture of keno and powdered coke messed tightly into the interval between the model and the wee, se that when the kiwis Is sled est a perfect impression of It remains. Each of than ewes Imo frames, containing the moulds of the iseemetio porthole of to goo, being monrstely pearlised, whin put together firm one soled frame, tentelodni of thane the pet mouths ef the wens. The operatics of reeking a meth* for a lag ell•peanier takes Ave or six are • dry, met etsemthe about two tee of send. The different parte of the mould, Won they en pat together to receive the melted metal, are slowly baked at a hest of Moat 600 &grew Par. for ketreight hours, to completely expel all mainnte—a ang wierroary precaution. The mould sad 01111% width now logadre weigh between nine and ten tome, are rammed le the phi under the forms, for the pur pose of meshing ohs naiad metal. Here the reel thfiloolthe of Imo founding communes, for en the chili and experience displayed in selecting end combining the variourdescriptkas _ . of bore in the &ma* . s entirely depends the quality of the casting. The Low Moor, Gospel Oak, end other foundries employed by parnment in manufacturing iron pas very naturally object to giving Colonel Wilmot, the sapeintendent of the saw works, Ins results of their dearly-bought a periesos of the pancake kind of anal beet suited for the payee& Bet though both Coked yam)* and Mr, Keyes deal without thfa very neometry experience a lbw meths ego, they were not long in enquiring It by the admirable mien of forming sada*. of the companion, tonicity, and strength of the iron of each gun out, and of every cirenunalance attending its sable quest manufacture. Thu, should • grin prove to be faulty, its individual history is searched, and the cause of the par ticular iroperfaika Wag discovered is easily avoided for the Eaters. Tho aseuselikm found to answer is 63 cwt. of old ceauemila, 31 cwt. of Siamese's frau, 30 cwt. of grey Swedish iris, Id out, of Netherton iron, and 18 cwt. of in ferior metal to form the top of the outing or deadhead. Thu though the gun weigh. but 95 owl. when fielded upwerde of ewes tau of metal see used in the aistiap, the superfluous quail being poured on the top of the unadd, cempreems sad treemabdates by Its weight the under pan d ea rutin of which tha gun I. formed. TM ices le malted he two ordinary reverberatory furnaces by hell it weight of raw cool, and wham in a parkeetly lid Mato I. ran Into • large teem yob, called a " flow," from which it is allowed to flow into the mould. The molten risme of metal, which from the breech to the top of the bullhead is 17 feel high, hi than coveted ever with send and allured to remain three or four days to get perfectly cold. 1 With sash gun two mull ban and an Iron ring are cast of the seam metal, for the purpose of unreeling practically, in the proving machine, the tensile strength of the iron In each gun. As may be inferred front the above description, the guns are cast 'ad and subsequently bond out. This la a method of construction about which then le • no Ire vigorous dispel* maintained among gun founders than abaft the new factory itself. The maul practice has been to out the guns complete, with the bore in them, afterwards to be turned smooth, so as to allow the leaser bulk at metal to cool more rapidly, and thus make the Iron of • musk lithe guilty, though of course more brittle. It is urged tbat the net amount of metal used in the operation of casting • gun solid cannot but cool unequally, and thus render the iron of unequal tenacity at different parts. This, may be, and no doubt is, the fact; but this very inequality I. of attester to the piece, for at the breech, which takes the longest time toning, the metal must approach nearest to wrought Ins, and that fa the very part of the gun which has to mist the most sadden and violent Fusin* when it is and. The method of melting the metal has also bees found to have a very considerable bed truce upon the strength and quality of the casting. When the fuel is allowed to woe In contact with the Iron during faeces, ft cause it to become contaminated with Moth end sulphur, both of which elements—but the former especially—impair the strength of the metal to a very great extent. Various methods of obviating this d.fficulty have been proposed. The most suoosaird is that for melting the mai by gee. This is effected by allowing a powerful jet of gas direct from the retort, together with an equal jet of air, to die:thugs themselves upon the bare of metal, and, in fact, cur their fusion by a kind of gigantic '' blow-pipe - °peruke. By this method the whole of the liken and the greater pure. of the sulphur are removed. It is by no mew ea suspensive process, and is the taut effectual ona tar pishally refining iron yet ihisseessi. The Sankey, silk the gsrest member of men esd lemma suipirryed, tsar est her dillemeime per week; bet thints the gevermesest Ihtelt It so emet dr remaining foram* Ind pet the whole works Into active operation, about 20 gems per week meld be amt. Zven this comparatively large eurether of orates weal set mem she prima annual deseeml few heavy entomme, sod slaw& we Untold not he isesimil le more etteedes morns spesigions than these egelmt the Liss Melt, tide VW demand is likely te he en lermeadsg NM Shenk the stem imp:Meal opeentiess iiisseadsg the Mow sestets of the plate me par hewed la the flawelley, by be the mess trim and tresMesime ems ham es be peibratsd In the &biles shop bate the sea is la a state ft far ferries. The rash sebd osellieg weighing sheet Wall IMO. end which is sollesideg Ills four Ilesklimprihms thelinkhed wespon le Wended le be, Is removed le the *mist awl brag mill, which is swam begs building ef smily easel alesensisaie with the Landry. Oa all sides la fhb vest degeilment are arranged im mense basin. tassiolk esseelsg. sod ether lathes, which whirl the gigue& dihreindem mod as If they were but playthings. Her, Seta are tauten boring nasoldnes with ' When and Oher apperatas to perform the other necemary spec boss is peasetion, though whoa tha workshop is entirely enlist Mull sustain 18. Bach of these gigentie plisse of apperagm edible 48 WOW. The whole of the Whoa sad middle' ill Ale building are drives by es maim d 1111-heme gam. The fret operatics whisk is pedeleM4 liges the sea* eterilso after it le brought ism Ills lee* ditattlaig ell the sapsribeeas *me or bar IMS d mid frees the Wended meads et the glees, which gentles occupies from two to three home. The solid elm is mat Massiermd to • "wisteriag " witaluse, Is which the Use snare el the metal Is merited, for the pr per of crsameastag the boring. Thie is a very tedium memos, for en the emotes' with which it h gerikreeed depends the tree ales of the pion and occupies a mot lye hears. The pa le sat satgeMed as “entside tole(" is a lathe, by white the meshes= ef the art is remseed, sod the whets eadise resdend porde* ehedar, bright, sod meta. This ernes a one awl a lathe alpinism hems. The trenehme ere this trued dews te • groper shahs .1 smooth sem, sad the "sem immediately at their bore, whisk could not of sawn be melted by a elrealer torahs" properly pissed down, la sheet tweaty-three hoses in. The boring end venting then completes the gun. Thar sr operations which are tedious, not only from the net quantity of bard cut iron which has to be removed, but also In oceesquers of the greet ore which is requked coseinebur the work to ensure the bore being psefsotly tem and era the whole way down. It requires one lathe with the rester attention of one can for 40 hours. Thai the time occupied in completing • gun from the time the mould is made till the piece Is ready for proving, supposing the various operations to be oontinued eureasively without any delay, weld be ten days sod nights ; but u the met are et present welt*, it takes about 17 days. A very novel end ingenious improviser hes been lately introduced is the formation of the yenta of the heavier guns. It was • well •Imown feet that alter a few handed rounds have been fired in rapid succession from • gun, the vent-hole become. enlarged ; that greater portion of the charge is lost through it, and the gun Is soon rendered worthless altogether. The is now obviated by arewleg a copper Ter into the breech of the roe, which, of course, r it weirs can be uneorewm. and replaced. Yr. Brie's admirable nethed et keeping the soccuate shows us at a gismos exactly what soh individual gun has cost, both Ice labour and materieL The contract price of • long 68-peadee is 211. per tee, or about 1001. The guns made to the Now fader, east for materiel, fuel, and tobwiel on ant at pleat end mariner about 44 4 with ssssstbtag adolikbed for real overseer and management. The labour in the foundry on an aversg about 61. 10e. ; the labour In the boring mill fo r finishing the gun Is about 61. 10e. more, so that the 68-pounder can be made at the new foundry, allowing for interne on the expires plant, for 671, Irving a clear saving of 431., or nearly half. The factory I has been working ethos February last, end from it 120 68-poundere have been issued. Of them only eight I burst in the proving, and the Iron of which even these eight ware made wee proved to be of an inferior description. The factory is at pewee being adapted for the actin of long 32- pounders and 13-Inch mortars. As yet the whole plan le but an experiment, re should it rather to prove as Rio earful cm it Er up to the weer Mrs, there will be little to complain of. (Stamped id. AdditionaL) [TWOPENOL PROSPECT!! OP WORM. (From the Odeerter.) That a very great advance will be made next ses sion there can be but little queetioe. The position of political parties neoeesarily ensures this. Lad Derby is pretty certain to bid largey, and will, It is conedently stated, not be very for behad Mr. Bright; indeed, It will not be a matter of much Napa" if, after all, Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell be found practically the most couiervative in their Frdone. Bright has, on every occasion he her /poke; stated that SUM Derby should bring in a mason, a • liberal character he would not hesitate to accept it, even though it mane from a Tory's hands ; it may so happen that Lord Derby will pat Ms to the proof. Should Lord Derby not go far enough, then Mr. Bright Mai same into power nada either one or other of the lading statesmen of the clay, and thee might be farad a abaft sea eiently advenoed to be very liberal, but ales airy far fres that deasoorado character which it would wean if Mr. Bright had everything fall in his tarn way. Bat even supposing • reform cabinet, on purely radical prbsolphs, were farmed, ft would not long re main so, es man see things very difirsatly through cabinet glasese, than they did before. The radicalism which had raised them to power they would turn from with diegust. Like a second Frankenstein they would view with disgust the mane of their own oration. Therefore the old liberals and the anservatives need not be very much alarmed, even if Mr. Bright eventually, say some years bean, have a china of aspiring to the premiership. It is believed that no reform bill will pass without a general elec ting. Mr. Bright °sionista upon two. Lord Derby, or rather, Mr. Disraeli stands pledged to his fol lowers to appeal to the country me be resigns office. Now, it lard Derby brings forward eves a moderate reform bill, whieh is not accepted either by Lad John Rowell, Lord Pahnirstan, or Mr. Bright, he tall be beaten; but it is not quire so ratan that his appeal to the country would be in vain. The aneervatives would, of conies, support his mea sure and his government In the lea of two or three inns ; and the whole whig perry, who are not Inclined to the prin ciples of Mr. Bright would lather give In their adhesion to the radicals. Again: the great brad prairisten would not care to follow in the wake a a nom who, however able and honest, and who had rased himself by his own abilities, was still a Manchester menufastaer. They would not like to acknowledge their prejudices, but, nevertheless they would be inflanced by them. Lord Derby, therefore, rands a very fair chance, end Mr. Bright may yet have to star it in the provinoss for some coneiderstile time longer. (From the LeNkr.) The question ot redistribution dews is confessedly that which presents the greatest mooned el giScalty ht the settle ment ot the reform quashes. inn in bear of Las we are disposed to buses tin nhatonee sire reedy to prvose a great extend= ed the framable,; and although two-thirds of the liberal opposition may MOM mend the insertion of the ballot in the MA, they will not vesture to mime the measure after their recommendation ba been rejected. The most protruded elontgle will be in committee on the boroughs entuensted is the sehedwies. To schedule A, which will, we prank omen enumeration of the places no loupe deemed worthy of 'operate or distinct representation, there may not be moon resistants". But when we come to schedule li, which will probably contain the Hol af new con stituencies, all the selfish interests and peeing of family and of clue will be called into action; sod ere may ecomequently prepare d e, to witness a long and doubts! It will, his wrath within the walls If bat one la whose brae far lees concern than eras peens Imagine will be manitestod out of doors. To dm phased Porldb and Bad de Grey nothing of cute will be es talermles se the new appropriation of as seats for Antedd owl Ripon; and if, as some suppose, Lord Derby WOMB 10 suggest that the four or five taunt etrats7 ham tie emb in with it con stitute the electoral warde elf a sin iraineate borough, every owner or occupant of property le these will, of worse, be full of new-born ambition Sod enzieluntil the fatal dam la their behalf "ball hive been deideL Shedd Mr. Bright move as as amendment tirl the eels be given to some partienier perish If or the Tower Hamlets, aided medley eiS, Ile be held in the localities he happens to favour, ad unindmene Tessin dons in favour of petitioning is apnea of the erawdmene will be paned amidst winterises eliserisg," resit name , oompanied, probobly, with_ a trosestary vets that in one it be rejected Messrs. dthel~ end Bright. Syria end Butler, be earnestly requerall w throw owl the 1 wthe third reading. But the rest of the miles will i look cm at the fleece lord came den with In ditheted feel , ings. They will simply Lin id the veherawat of the wain and quietly pooh-}?oh the tedirant threat to kill the cow if ahe does not yiski the enamel pint of milk. Nor will the repines seems forty time over of random controversy tend to generate national indignation, or even vs among widely nattered localities. Theob- Iriaig or pralines bye antra number of isolated end ly unorgaideed fragments of great towns is not a mass In which rained sympathy will ewer be vigorously raved, and still less le It likely to be celled talk when itheine of rands sad villages, whom very rano are un nem' beyond the boundaries of their respective shims, are the eistatents of reptessatative prerogatives. Nor can it be renewably satioined that government would be so unwise es le sera, that all re lemmelere of mete shel be node made Other to new inginenar tl ir ten aide** raise of healets, or new bream of ipsettahm We mop tea ihr yenta that they will reocammed a With of sack ; dal, beams am is plainly the Mall _le Is; and next, * a the ray Goose that Mall Moe say show at bkense agent it. The metrepla mil, ere presume, be ewerded moms six err sight mbilineel member. =Vand Chelsea woad ! ',updated a adw IM de of 1154 boatfiewai M pees, mmd had net he sabot been bellied sad head try la entaihnsere, who this, es sea war Ism ea Wan& An orally sommg are stair fee elf i t, FhowaTt Tower Samba, sad en the whoa the lea lag to be drape meld he M ley emow the whole etas Itzenanim If melespilha berenghe withal rw gard to the wy lardy powa&dwit et 1 M simply anneti m tre Qat di illy Us ant now =Wag seer estiondy annala taloa of gleam Leman marble, fa properties If emalters k saga data apfinitray tiellamkei refer of prepeety end mule- Via The sepia is owl will lime be, regarded with tee ' rd male .es a - ; eel 08•017 tan andaabt eamethin lna g • to MO- be mid en the grail ftiat peasheity Is ties seat et goventmat, and still men the leammillea power seeded by the prise of the westapla nadir it his denendems on le pirtiemer burydlideladdree far the ;whales a its keel Uterine. A Curriox To Montlia..—On Friday ha an bursa wee held at Lltohurcb, before Mr. Whisks, sorellw, me the body of Hoary • add three months old, who bad aid as the W Minse&y morolts. portals. The W hem previesely mama' by M. Her log made It aseaseryel Ba er* a agues M o le beld. Father uteartteh, ha ever, Wing bona eleidned, en agues& wee dewed mad as jay peeseedel es dew the body, elle • mod ammineed Aber • Li Ina the stromeetame of esem the j woe ti be d deeth bad ahem pale hem Oodhey's Moe turd edmlnlawed by the mother, eat esanned • media to that The armor 8~60 . the raeler for giving the and as wade of the are of wYi cab sea ignerma—Derip Isysorkr. INSANIII OP CRIMINALS. (From the Baliorder Review.) - - - A murder ones just tried at the York Assize, which ended in the acquittal of the accused, one Atkinson, deserves some lavastigation,not because it is an extreme or ex aggerated instance of the lengths to which medical testimony is disposed to go to support the pies of insanity, but because It contains a good summary of the arguments gene rally used on such wantons. This trial baguet only brought together all that is usually urged by the experts in Insanity, but it shows the broad general bias of the mad demon, as they are called. We are ready to admit that, taken in tbslr accumulated weight, there was much in the arguments urged for the defence of insanity set up for Atkinson. The single links were weak enough, but they had a formidable cohe rence. The distinct proof of hereditary insanity, the phy sical constitution of the criminal, the promos of symponts indicative of cretinism, the ungoverned —we will not hap ungovernable—passione of the murderer, his defective fate ggeennea,, end, above all, the reluctance to hang • man in the famed doubt and perplexity—all these things account for, and justify, or at least go far to extenuate, the verdict. It was perhaps unavoidable • and we shall not so muck esavens the case as reflect upon s ome of the principles laid down by the medical witnesses. Yet it would be unfair to deny that on almost every point, except the proof of hereditary in sanity, there was an actual °pallid of evidence ; and even the strong argument based upon the ground of hereditary taint was modified by the equally strong presumption of actual amity to be derived from Atldnson's =outs sad lull canieseka. If one witness proved great defects in aritheasti cal program, another, and • echoolusester, swore to the pri soner's skill in proportion; and It must be admitted that It a person ever worked a sum in the rule of three, the evidence that he area not able to tell what two and two make must go for nothing. The father's assertion of his son's imbe cility, to say nothing of his natural idea under such circum stances, was absolutely annihilated by his admision that hs had lamed the alleged idiot an executor to his will. Doctor confronted doctor, and leech contradicted leech, as com pletely u schoolmaster was at imps with schoolmaster on tho question of Atkineon's intellectual porno ; yet It could only have been by a hazardous experiment on the discriminating powers of • jury that the incident of a boy ofeig g it years old having been childishly enraged at not get i t his dinner, was produced by way of proof of • men's Insanity at twenty-four. l'ior, la 41•11•21.0111, IMO the special Instances of imbe cility at all ooneduadve. A vast many rude hinds, elsewhere than in the wilder parts of Yorkshire. can only give very incoherent se counts of laud, and even Dr. Winslow admitted that his own views of the locality of ball were as vwne as those of the prisoner. Remembering that grave philectophers have bald that the seat of the ;foul is in the Tinsel gland, pr imps we might sympathies with Atkinsca's Pyrtlacmio frame of mind whoa be palmed • lurking doubt whether • man thought with his heart; and se Leasoalos Gobbo makes the hale capable of ratiocination spirt from the suasive powers of the conscience, we may fairly say that Atkinsosis inability to decide whcther a man could think with his legs cut off is not conclusive of his incapacity to know that he was doing wrong when cutting his par amour's throat. Nor do we think that aufficiest weight was attached to the circumstance that the girl Scalds, in spite of all, this alleged idiocy, not only kept up the most intimate relations with her murderer for years, but was perfectly ready, and with her father's sagisat, to become the wit% es she had been long the mistress, of this fatuous and sites frenzied driveller. But we are epee/trued with the principled, laid down by the sasses, and they are such that, if they are to be leeway se oepted, it will be almost impossible to convict a murderer. One witness, not without Baron Watson's protest, laid ft down broadly that " the commission of murder was of itself evidence of an unsound elate of mind." Such a witness, we think, o tto have been ordered out of court ; for after such an of his aatredent prejudice, his metheonymest be utterly worthless. Another witness, Mr. Hitching, ad mitted that, in his endeavour to get Dove acquitted, he " had propounded the opinion, that if a men nourished an idea until it gained such poorest= of his mind as to injure his health and produce a morbid change in hie brain, it then might become en uncontrollable condition of mind, impelling him to carry out the idea, end that he then would not be reeponaible." Dr. Forbes Winslow has "made it a rule to refuse to go into a resump tive to prove a premier's malty on a charge of murder." It is quite plain that if these principled go for anything—and they were urged by separate witnesses—they go, very far towards invalidating the whole lire of defence, even in At kinson's ore. That defence was cumulative; and if each ' portion of the testimony VS OA the result of prejudice of this sort the moor force of the aggregate vanishes. The whole is made up of is parte, and it these can be separately dimmed at the general fabric falls. If one expert holds that a men most be mad because he is a murderer, and another that no man is responsible for him actions if he dwells upon a guilty purpose till it disorders hie brain, and a third admits that he only gives his evidence as an advocate, there is an end of the necessity of judicial proof. The faces and details of evidence are, in that ore, mare Nor , plumage. We have already said that the cirmonelemer alleged is proof of Atkinson's idiocy, urn separately, ware inooselneiee, and were ceeteser by eounter-evkicsee ; but they are absolutely gumtree in the face of major pro urea of this sort. Murder may, of course, by wiped out of the err of attar If every murderer is ipso farto insane; yet so late thaa a position ot this moguarous nature fat mottreard in Mr. Hitching's "abstract proposition," as the reporter calls it. Crime I. impossible on this doctrine of "nourish ing an idea." If this is tette et murder. it is true of every so-called crime. If we are notresponsible when we murder a man, simply brave we have long cherished the idea of killing him, neither are we to be punished as thieved because we have long bed a hankering attar oar neighbour's purse. In point of fact, there is no such thing r responsibility after the stage of coveter ems been gee through. Ws should like to ask Mr. Hitching whether he holds that the tenth remandment has any force, or, if it has, whether the responsibility which it implies ogres when applied to the mirth, seventh, and eighth ? People generally believe that, as regrets the moral law, both the overt act and the preliminary stage of guilty thoughts are matters at leer of Christian responsibility. Bat Mr. /itching is very plainly disposed not only to clear away the thorny doubts which moralists have planted about the. path of duty, bat to make a criminal judge s °Moe a 'inmate. Human law cannot punish the thoughts--no wart can deal with inchoate intentions—we cannot punish a man for noe -1 rishing an idea. There is no stage in the growth of rumen trolleble conditions of mind in which a policeman or a maple , hate is to interfere : and when the uncontrollable condition has got hold of the patient—for there is no place for criminal, word or thing, to tale ray-going new moral world—it is too late for law sod justice to act. The man is now no longer responsible—he has passed out of the kingdom of humanity, Its facetious and its prohibitions. Crime is at an end—there I. no each thing. Nor does Mr. Hitching stand alone. His formula IFS/ nmeeted short word for word by Dr. Curb Williams, who, like Mr. Hitching, gave Fiedler evidence on Dove's mild, to the effect that " if a man nourished any passion sill it reams umoutrollabla, that was moral insanity,' and therefor he was not culpable. W e must say that this view, if it gains I ground r it seems to be,dores, will rave the Law Amendment gooier a world of trouble, and will very meek simplify our ortreinsljurimpradence es well as our moral philosophy. Dr.Forbse Winslow Is untrestfon.bly a very eminent per son; but ware almost chromed to agree with the fork Yorkshire surgeon's diotra—" Such gentlemen, from de teeing ibeesselves exclusively to one subject, were liable to be • Ildie erroher." At any rams, we must say that the " rule" upon which he acts, never to give riders to prove • prisoner's sanity on • charge of murder," Is loom erten t with kis duties ea a derma. We ranee doubt who ' ther such a man as Dr. Window or be prepand to say that • sane murderer is impossible, as me of the readier witnesses bravely did on this very trlaL If he will not go this length, we war tested hime that It is his duty to speak the bulk and moiety bus • 'lett to the aereites of men of edam sod odueses. 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