The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-08 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, AUGUST 8.
The Marquis di Centnrioi, First Secretary of
the Italian Embassy, has arrived here. He is the
bearer of despatches for the Italian Ambassador at
the court of Madrid.
The illness of the King has assumed a more
serious aspect.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, MONDAY Da:ONG.
The result of the Empress's famous visit to the
juvenile prisoners in La. Roquette is an elaborate
report from the commission of inquiry appointed
at her instigation, which condemns the cellular
system practised in that prison for the last fifteen
years as both inept and inexpedient. This com-
mission consisted of MM. Vuitry, minister pre-
siding over the Council of State ; Mgr. Darboy,
Archbishop of Paris ; Baron Hausamann, Prefect
of the Seine ; Mathieu, deputy to the Corps Legis-
latif ; Emile 011ivier, deputy ; Cornudet, councillor
of state ; Boitelle, Prefect of Police ; Beranger,
Honorary President of the Court of Caseation ;
Aylies, Judge of the Court of Caseation ;De Mamas, -
Procureur-Gcueral of the imperial Court of Paris ;
Dr. Bayer, member of the Institute, and De Bos- The Duko of Leinster left his residence, on Cart
radon, secretary-general of the Minister of the In-
ton-bouse-termee, yesterday, for Carton Howie, Idaynooth,
tenor. The report of the commission, which occu- ind..d.
pied ten columns of the Moniteur, was drawn up
by M. Mathieu, who had the honour of reading it The Duchess (Emily) of Beaufort and Lord and
Lady Londesboroash ere expected to leave Cowes, Isle of
to the Empress at Fontainebleau ou Thursday last. Wight. in a few days for town, on their way to Grimston
when she was pleased to approve of it as president Park. Yorkshire.
of the commission. The report begins with the The Duchess (Eleanor) of Northumberland is
startling averment that, according to the " unaui. expected to leave town to-day for Stanwick Park, York-
mous" opinion of the commission, the cellular
sbaTrel;e Duchess of Roabueghe has arrived at the
imprisonment at Ls Roquette, as carried on since cbre
Hotel from &xi:mouth Park.
1850, is manifestly illegal and altogether ioconsis- The Marquis de Caumout La Force has arrived
tent with the provisions of the law
passed at the Clareedon Hotel from Paris
in that year. What a marvellous thing it The Earl and Countess of Westmoreland left
is that this flagrant illegality should never town yesterday, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of
have occurred to any of the statesmen who have bad Manchester, at Kimbolton
that
the ear of power during all these years, and that it We understand that a marriage is arranged
should only have been brought to light by • chance shortly to take place betwern the Eail of Listowel end
Miss Erneetie
visit of the highest lady in the land for benevolentaught*, of Lord and
purposes ! The Empress is well entitled to the l''''dieE.l")
n Mary Bruce, youngest d
learn Ernest
Bracethat the report of Viscountess Castle-
laudations which will be showered upon her for
reseed were illness at Killarney House is true, and that
taking the initiative in this instance, but who does up to the present moment there has been but little amend-
not see what a damaging ricochet there is for govern- meat.
ment in this story I The Empress cannot be every- Lady Hermione Graham will leave the Admi-
where ; and it is certainly sot her place to read and ratty, Whitehall, to day, oo her return to N
interpret penal statutes and stimulate the igno- 1 near Carlisle.
ranee, indolence, or cowardice of the law advisers Lady worth has left town on a visit to the
of the crown. It is impossible to avoid the conclu- 14rd'Lieeteeant of Ireland and Lady Wodeboase, at the
Viceregal Lodge, Dublin.
sion that illegality must reign rampant in many
The Right Hon. T. Sotheron-Estcourt and Mrs.
other departments of the state when such a glaring I soln Ps . .
tesert have arrived at Farranee's Hotel from
specimen as this has been discovered by the merest ! Eatcourt, sear Tetbury.
accident. The report, after stating that " neyond Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert, Mirza Synd HUMID
all doubt " the system hitherto pursued is "con- Ali, Mirra Synd Hoosein AU, Mina Byud &thorned Ili,
trary to law," proceeds to inquire whether, never- and suite have arrived at the Soortouth Heasington Hotel,
theless, that system is not a good one, and whether i Qrnedsiste-terraos.
South n.
the law ought not to be amended so as to allow of 1 THE CATTLE DISEASE IN Essax-TWe regret to
its continnsacel This question-it resolves in the , leers that the
meLttle or Chelmsford, ortetkaain e Its
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negative. The report gives a history of the cellular 'st boat, an het is therefore of the utmost import-
oLathe district) should,
stock,
system as imported from America, and quotes I 111° antr at infarme-n their
largely from the dissertations upon it by MM. more peril:okay we to say fresh purchased. In
de Tocqueville, Gustave de Beaumont, and Gabriel tars? two,
placed
were
*pun° hued it Clwrieilimchsfomhalet,
Delessert. It then, opposing the system-moo far, , with the others. They proved to be infected, and the me-
at least, as it applies to juvenile delinquents— I sequence was that two other calves, ird several cows have
takes for its text the following passage from the de- sinCe led of the d
shoteld be ttemeitin the ttl, wte rn
e
bates of the penitentiary congress held at Brussels 1 r•fr:publie toseting of tbe farmers is to be eenvosed for
in 1847 :—" This system is in no respect adapted to, Friday next, to isoesider end adopt some general measures
for their owe protection.—Emez Hasid.
those whose intelligew" and PhYldeld strength are THE WINCLEYLN METHODISTIL—The usual tabular
not fully developed. The child has to serve an statement, showing the position of the Wedge& Methodist
apprenticeship to life, and if you shut him up in a bar. was reartrtard&Latbstirdannzwl.emdareamalt
Dell it it is impossible for him to learn to move to 1: tin, 19 091 nee on soorntion. gron°7 Is re.4:o:; I
exercise his mind and body to good purpose—in 2,132 at the minim snakes.