The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-11 00:00:00

practises of this unlicensed
thoroughly condemned. If
genera public was recently
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Isatan rector, less because local beneficenceequate to the claims upon it, than for the
Amu that it was necessary to forestall one of the
perpetual curates in the same parish, and to make
ware that the most certain to be sent by. the
charitable would be wisely applied, the fact is a
significant warning egainst yielding to impulse,
and placing blind trust in the appalling state-
ments habitually put forward by one class of ad-
vertising clergymen. It is highly to the credit of
the parish we refer to, that a properly con-
stituted committee is to be formed for
the protastion of the public, as well as
for the relief of distress during the coming win-
ter. If it be neoessary to ask for more fonds
than the district can supply, an authoriseastateutent
will be pat forth and a subsequent return made.
The rector and the committee will work together,
donations will be accepted, and relief distributed
on an honest and regular system, and the one
thing hoped for is that the benevolent public may
not frustrate these admirable intentions by im-
pulsively sending through irregular channels more
money then is required. In an emergency which
has just been tided over with great judgment,
skill, and tact, the difficulty was not to procure
funds, but to prevent people showering down their
bounty after the distress they sought to alleviate had
been effeetnally met. What sums might have been
obtained had a stimulating instead of a repressive
mode of motion been adopted it is impossible to
say, but it seems as certain that the honest sympa-
thies of the publio are in many instances as unwar-
rantably traded upon, as that the appointment of
a committee will be an effectual safeguard against
favouritism and misapplication. Voluntary sub-
scribers are at least entitled to the degree of
enormity implied by divided responsibility, and will,
if they are wise, henceforth resolutely refuse to part
with a single penny on any plea whatever with-
out it.

PAWS, AVM, 11.
The Emperor arrived yesterday evening at the
camp of Malone.
Nie Majtalyetoppad at Ramiremont, Epinal, and
Nancy to receive the municipal authorities of those
towns. He was enthilaiestically cheered.

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SPAIN.

3LADRID. AUGUST IL
The Alpaca of to-day says The negotiations
between the Pontifical and Spanish governroduta,
which followed the reoegmition of the Kingdom
of Italy by Spain, have been brought to &satisfactory
conclusion. The Spanish government has pro-
mimed to protect the Pope and the interests of
religion in Spain."

withdrawn.
There is no doubt whatever that at the aseond
ballot next Sunday for theme e the government
condidate, M. Marian; be defeated by •
considerable majority. MM. Waddington, de
[lfontesqnion, and Ldvesqwe retire is favor of M. de
Tillencourt, who will certainly be returned.
M. de Lasuartine, as all those who Ada*, his
[ goad= and amiable character have loot tad occa-
gth to observe with pain, lends his -in diem-
dthroble puffing in order to sell Ms works.
•Sh has lately been stated that he was seriously
El. Everybody will rejoice to learn that the
rim is not true. But the Preen, not content
lwßlt the averment that M. de Lamartine is in good
tacks to its contradiction of the false news,
he ii at St. Point, " working lard at his
Journal de Litterature, to endeavour to replace the;
nun coming from his deceased wile's property
which England is now keeping from him." I
presume from this that there is a lawsuit in the
English courts about Madame de Lamartine'e
autression, but what nonsense to tell the public,
ist an invidious sense, that "England" detains
tie money.
Die Union makes the mysterious announcement
that " difficulties of etiquette " prevent Prince
Count, now at Ems, from coining to Paris.
The Ilibags says of the Constitution:ter* report of
further advantages gained over Regrets :
. • We always moordi with • deep sentiment of national sall-
ies* the sorossess of oar soldiers in Mello) but we rimer
bib ?mortis' that these very eases." of which every
rasa brine us a fresh example prove by iblir continuity
tOat the was which we an constantly told approaches its
est Vis reality not over. We ere therefore justified in
esirhar with some impatience ea announcement osu
f ch a
&NW* swam as will enable our troops, so often victor'.
was, to retain to lance.
An extraordinary and I believe an unprecedented
thee of violation has just been tried at the Assize
Court of the Var. A young man of 24, named
Castellon, presented himself at the house of a re-
*portable farmer named Hughes, and, pretending
to be deaf and dumb, obtained supper and a night's
lodging. In the morning he persuaded the farmer's
daughter, a modest girl of 26, to run away with
him, and the indictment alleged that he obtained
en irresistible influence over her entirely by means
si magnetism. The moment she came to her
senses she was filled with remorse, but
whenever he magnetised her she was a mere
instrument in his hands, and submitted
to whatever be told her. Three doctors of Toulon
gave their opinion in accordance with that of Dr.
Tardieu, of Paris, and many other medical men of
the highest reputation, that it is possible by means
of what is called magnetism to obtain such influ-
ence over a young girl as completely to annihilate
her will. Castellon boasted of his magnetic power
whsle standing at the bar, and offered to magnetise
the presiding judge. He actually tried to magnetise
[ the Procureur-Imperial, and frightened him so
[ much that he angrily ordered the prisoner to lower
his eyes. Being found guilty by the jury he was
sentenced to twelve years' imprisonment with bard
labour.
The Bourse was as dull as yesterday, and quota-
tions were a little weaker. Haute fell 70. for cash
sod 20. for account, dosing at 67fr. 87}e. in each
case. Mobilier fell sfr. Mexican was without
change.
The return of the Bank of Prance for the week
ending today shows the following changes as
compared with the previous account :—lncrease
Trees"ry balance, St millions. Decrease : Cash,
6 8-10th. millions ; bills discounted, 9 2-sthe
; advances, million ; notes, 1 million ; cur-
rent accounts, 18 4-15th millions.

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moss of more or lies probability. YeeMary ad.--
it was reporeed, the sew feats being briefly ansuneed la the
Express, that moan dreadful murder bad bees manias&
rod that the mobster (who had ben takes is
,the fat)
had easfeseed that he was also guilty the MUMS ante
whin bad net be.. Ineourel b Loons. Tbis awry
hued oat to be perfectly time ; bat it will be solo
from the repot widish hes been fursished se by es see.'
spgadeat, and which will be fosad below, thee the Isms.
esetielturdeser is so remeet tallies with the peens impend
of the murder 4 Holborn. There woad poem to be ease
pealed tat OUSPACting Sophie *award le a here MSS*,
and that he is guiltier of the additiosal grime el whisk be
aosseed biros& before the Bumph, steghtuatee. It
however, pronasel b bangs in any sposlations uses
that poist.
It is anted that the summer is waft at soma of the
singed murderer of the adieus in Ludes tree disowned
eh extremely elople. lir. White, who Non soar Holborn,
lest to the coffeehouse to look at the demend, and wee
'Unified to fled that they were his wife's. bassediatelli
be bad mentioned the same of his wife, and said that as
bed been livieg with &Obey, whom deseendos 'greed'
with the piston who had brought the children to Me MOM
the whole was plain to the police, who load knows Boothe,
for a lon time It germs that be is ths mon as the'.
Southey, the billiard-marker, who • short time ego
broight an ratios., in .Donation with Mrs.
against the Bart Of boiler foe repeal.. The assault west
mid to have bees committed in the noble oafs hewn
where Mrs. White had .use with a bonitos phials sa
mosey for Sonny, who eke said at the tine use " male
than bet husbeed," and had been bee palm trem Maar
tics after she had been deserted by the Berl a Dudley's
brother at Brigham. Beside the portionless of the trial,
which were published at the tires. a len statensst by
Southey appeared in the neon& of the day rappeolleg his
wrosp and the sufferings of lire. White, wbombe had felt
tt Monty to rouse boss as erring hothead std a life a
shame.
Dr. Roberta, of Lamb's Cominitoireet, was the first
muslical gostionse who atteeded, aed on viewing the
bodice be wee peony sue that they bad been dead
many hours, and, with little dereht, bad died from
the edinisistratios of ponce. He as one esunnuniested
with Dr. Haheriske, the neat, moose el Demirel MA-
diem (Dr. Lankester, the corcoor, being es the
Doetioent), and had • personal interview. the neat
being the assemery order that • posnmenem exmans.
time should be bentediately made. By such pomptitude
if any evaporating pine hod been admisistered it would
be denoted, and, father, the ends of Janke would be es.
ahead. At 2 o'clock Is. the &Deduces, Dr. Roberta, 'mated
' by • meant gestionse, commeseed hie *unlashes epee
' the bodies of the hues children. Dr. Benne is said to be
quite satisfied that the deaths of the children have bola
predated by " pries," bat by what poison he ern tendon
to state.
It is alleged that the servant girl it the Star Coffeehouse
was puling the dear of the room is which the eldest boy
lay whoa the murderer was coming oat es Teensy tight
She observed the appearenee of the boy as he ley epos the
bed, and she aelmally remarked to Southey, "How pale that
boy looks" Swan merely angered, "Oh, that is so
matter ;be always looks that way." He nos lacked the
door and west downstairs The saran slates that the
boy looked as if he was asleep, but baud all doubt he was
then deed.

At the Wandsworth Polies Court, yesterday, Mr. Self;
who °Masted foe Mr. Drumm, referred to the murder, and
isquired of the dears whether they remembered a rasa
making is application to him about twelve months ago?
Payne, one of the semmoging editors, mid that the mu
who was supposed to have murdered the Warm bad dose
so, and be bad also modem application to Mr. berm.
Mr. Palle remarked that when be came before him he
nappies& him as the man oriecersed in attempting to °huh'
mosey from Lord Dudley. He (Mr. Self') saw that be
made as application to Mr. Tyrwhitt, at Maribemegitatteet
police court, with reference to being in peat Mann,
and of him intention to commit suicide. It was stated that
he handed in a bottled poises.
A potholes' in court Wormed Mr. Sidle that the men
bad bees there emend times, sad that be lad rammed •
" great desire to bare his application node public.' He
wished to make an appeal, through the instrumentality al
the pram, CM behalf of his wife, who wss saderieg from
some peculiar disease. and he said that mime ette woe yr.:-
vided with messwies to alleviate her sufferings, it was her
intention to commit micide.
The affairs of the court ell said that they Gould recognise
him from having sem him about on mama ciocesiona
la the comae of the matey( Inspector Lovaisee pas
instructions to several plain clothes constables to swab for
the mss.

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