The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-18 00:00:00

THB LATE NB. BUCKLE.

Mr. J. Stuart Glenuie, who was iasvelling with
the late Mr. Buckle immediately before his deceass, sends-
some particulars of that unfortuuate sweet in a letter to the
Tines from &spout. Mr. Buckle had overworked himself,
and suddenly felt the effects of it after the pabliation of
his second volume last spring. In October be left Eng•
laud, aocompanied by two boys, the sou of a Irked, and
spent the winter on the Nile. He was so much better that
in the beginning of March he left Cairo for diem and Petra.
Greatly improved is heath by the six weeks in the Desert,,
he undertook the more fatiguing travelling on horsehide
through Palestine. Again his ardent tempenuisest,sersabor
the restlessness of an over-excited nervous 'yummy feeds
him do too much, and, though on the 27th of Aga be
expressed himself as feeling never to lath limo in better
health in his life, he was that day sexed with dii=
sod afterwards with ea ate* ages* threat, which
him at Nazareth for seen thee a week. He never re-
covered his Damn ellrengtb, acid bad to take the easiest,
{lankier& isieraling, route to Damascus. At the sudden
vies of that famous plain, on emerging from the reeky
dens on the eastern ridge of Antilebauon, he exclaimed,
" It is worth more than all the pain and fatigue it has cost
me." The fatigue again brought on diarrhma. The quantity
of opium prescribed, though small, yet, with his peculiar
constitution, produced delirium for about a quarter of as
hour, and it was touching to hear him exclaim in the
midst of his incoherent utterances, "Oh, my book, my
book, I shall sever finish my book ! The French medical
officer, however, whom he consulted, not only assured him,
but myself privately, that there was nothing_ whatever to
fear, only that it would be advisable be should give up the
proposed excursion to Bathed( and through this Lebanon,
and return by the French auciage-road to Beyrout. "On
these asurances," says Mr. laleoose, "and boding him ap-
parently much better on the 21st, I regret to my 1 was
induced to leave him, and go the long route through the
Lebanon alone, in the oonlident expectation, however, that
I should find him waiting me at Beyrout, reinvigorated by
the sea sir, and ready to proceed on our journey to Greece
and Turkey. I used not say how shocked 1 was to hear at the
Consulate yesterday (31st of May), that, on the events(
of the day I left Damascus (the 21st), he was mixed with
typhus fever, sank into an unconscious stupor on the 26th,
died, tied was buried on the 291.1 i. One tbiog, 1 confess, I
fear may have hastened the end ;be was leeched. But the
kindness and attention of our Aeting-Consnl, Mr. dandwith,
the American missionary, Mr. Flagon, and the American
physician, Dr. Barclay, who went up expremly from Bey.
rout, must be warmly acknowledged. The stimulants ap-
plied by the latter had only the affect of producing them
tinl lied very temporary return to COMIC 10111100•1 w
Pitneedsd his decease. Thus, at the early age of 39, died
cos whose death, I think, more than tbe pertiality g
friend, makes me consider him • national loss. It is kit
for us but to hope that he is sow enjoying that immortalit)
without the hope of which, as be Geee said to me with
Man in his eyes, ' life world be insupportable,' and is the
more immediate presence and with deeper knowledge of
that Gail iu whom he firmly believed."
Mr. Maui, fears that Mr. Buckle's outlined 1111111111p:-." On
the Ultimate Causes of the Internet of Money." On
Bacon" (which would have been chiefly au essay on Method),
"On Sliakspeere," and On the Influence of Northern Pa-
lestine on the Origin of Chriatianity," may not be found is
a sufficient state of forwardness to be published, as he pro-
posed, collectively with the papers be bed contributed to
Pr aser's Magazine ; but " great parts of the special ' His-
tory of Civilisation in England' exist ready for publication,
and his commonplace books, with their immensely varied
yet methodically arranged extracts, will form the mad
curious, interesting, and valuable collection of materials
that has, probably, ever yet been published as • work of a
single English etudeut, and their publication will he accord-
ing to his own intention in case of a non-complatioa of his
work."

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(11011 LAW Eases anarri.)

•
Loan Clime=Lain's Orrice, June 17. Notice
is hereby gives, that the state apartments of Winner
Cootie wall be open to the public on and after Friday mit,
the 20th instant, insteadtant, of Thursday, the 19th menet,
as previously announced.
Foment-omm, Juice 12. —The Queen hag
been graciously pleased toappoint the Hon. Peter Campbell
Scarlet; C. 11., to be her Majesty's envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary to the King el Greece.
FOREIGN-OITICS, Jones 13. The Queen has
bees pleased to approve of Yr. A. C. bumpers as mural
at Bombay for Ins Majesty the Bing of Protein.
WHITEHALL, Julie 14.—The Queen has been
*and to nominate and appoint the don. Charles Sail*
one el the Lords of Session, to be one of the Lords cif J[l6,
tart' in Scotland, in the room of James Ivory, FA., re
Dowaresio-erserr, JUNE 16.—The Queen has bees
plowed to appoint Charles Wilson Murray, Eq., to be •
I swam of the legislative council of the colony of Wog
Hoag.

BLOCKADS or MaxicAw Pons.—NorincAnoir.
—Foßmow-orricr, Jun 17.—1 t, is hereby notified, that
the Right Ron. the Earl Russell, her Majesty's Principal
assayinienaiterrys of State
for Foreign
A,nbuindorat painAnffadenira'nnhasta.r"Naved onninsingfrTooheyee i
is ANwethriersuArtz..—TheMuitleitd Or aNapllen EreNuotaLlsli
theLADYfa•
of a noes from I. Theorem', dated the 7th iliato trammels- i lowing crime, committed in that city on the 7th :
tier a copy of • notification inserted in the Moniker et , "An English gentleman and lady, of the Dame 01
that day, declaring the ports of Tampico and Alvarado, is - Porter, had fixed their mildews at
lithewhodtle mikado..
the Gulf of Mexico, to be blockaded by the French forces.—
who
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where. Ou the day au to, mrs, Ann Porter,
anent. who is stated to be about seventy of Qs, fell
The Italian journals speak of a grand festival of i herself unwell, and bid her husband go end dim
the French Ornbeoniate at Turin and Milan, in September I alone, which
~,. Is —O-d„ tNtlYretdid. home, afterli k.tisi
sect. it. Delapotie, the director of the Pte, was received 1 atwen hietdd'e oor rne=tndly ,rithourarecei,,:g so answer:
lest week with great kindness by M. Ratazzi. and finding, upon inquiry, that his lady had nut been tees
The Quirinal has arrived at Marseilles from since he had left., he caused the door to be broke oPm.
...1 when to the dismay of all present, Mrs. Yoder
Rome with 260 passengers, among whom are the Cardinal , found
on the floor weltering in her bi,x,d.
Archbishop of Besancon, the Archbishops
brat, Aix, Sena sad Auch, the Bishops ot monad ItalZsCatioom: 1 .11erhae.hadaadbeenant stachohnel, withwita athiLatilethtto. is chess
berg, Aire, Dan, Bayonne, Belley, Valence, Mostsabia, I finding be had not emended in the death blow,
and Quimper, and twenty-five foreign prelates. had drink her head emend Mines dvietiZy spirt the hoer.
Since the 13th inst. the Belgian state railways at UM. lathicsies carried off. Medical aid halal
AhUrapresured, the lay was brought to Bre again, and hoPM
mid the Northern of Fume and South-Eastern Regent, ace easegatiald of her recovery. The police immediately
Companies have granted to travellers from Br unel. sad teak pes the thmaths, arresting all the ionizing:•
other plum, tickets available for one month, to go to Lan- benethe thiet down' te the lowest menial, sod "31
dun via Calais and Dover, during the Exhibition, with a aPaliala eari=lia6ddhoo
aryouritin•onoinkit'd the swelling. supi4kiodu the
reduction of 26 per cant. on the ordinary fares. Maim spes els of the porters of the hotel sot enjoying s
Mr. Thomas Bradley, a well-known bill die- elenoteggamegage.*
counter, who had realised an income from his various in- The Nr..Yrric Express; states that about eighteen.
Genre sailed from Gibralter for hew
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and the a ail:lio; insurance on the ship and ..,,,,, iris paid
Tana, Blain* Dahlia, limekty amenies. Is is AMA by the Ns, yerk usairwrities. The eciatile .rd C_T;
that he died Ithastate, sad that his selthima Wit ben w Imo imoilisse pimpsi .. Mal is dlakiiish Wed lomm '—
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