The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-09 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADIIIIILLTT, APRIL 8. —APPOINTICINTS. —Lieut.
Robe. P. Moutray, to the Liffey ; and Sub• Lieutenant, B.
J. 0. Carter, to the Pallas.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL B.
The Minotaur. 26, iron acrew frigate ,Captain
James G. Goodenough, bearing the flag of Rear-Admiral
Frederick Warden, C.B. ; Warrior, 3S, iron screw Mote,
Captain Henry Boys ; and the Helicon, paddlewheel sham
yacht, Commander Edward Field, sailed from fipithiowl
this forenoon for Holyhead to accompany the Prinee of
Wales to Ireland.
The Lyra, 7, screw sloop, Commander Robert A. Italy,
arrived at Spithead during last night from the Mast
Indies, and it is expected she will come into harbour to-
morrow evening to diamantle and pay off..
The Valiant, 24, iron screw frigate, was taken into the
steam basin to-day to be brought forwasd for commimion.

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.71u ROYAL BUOILHOUNDS.—On Tuende94 the
tarn-out of her Majesty's stagboonds wu at Feltner-
common, when the field was more select than numerous.
On being %wearied the deer went right away to HedgerleFi
thence along the road to Stoke, Fusing In full 017 threugh
the village, and by the noted publie-bouse known by the
sign of the Dog and Pot, bearing to the right, and over
the country between Mr. Henry Cantrell's Baylis farm and
the village of Fulham, then over Chalvey-fields, under the
railway arch, and was shortly afterwards run down in
Pocock's-lane by the Eton College playing fields by one
of the sportsmen, who jumptd from his horse and pressed
it against the playing fields fence until one of the whip
rode up and assisted in seaming it. The hedges are get-
ting very blind, which renders the fencing rather
dangerous. There will be only two more meets this
season in that part of the country, viz., on Tuesday, at
Knapp-hill, near Woking-station ; and on Easter Monday
at the old favourite plus, Maidenhead Thicket. After-
wards the pack will finish the season as usual at New
Forest.

A Seim IN A PRIVATZ LUNATIC ASYLUM—At
the Staffordshire Quarter Sessions yesterday, before the
Earl of Lichfield, chairman and others, Mr. Midterm
made the customary applioadon for the renewal of the
license to Mrs. Moore, of Great Barr, to keep • tovait:
lunatic asylum, whereupon his lordship asked Mr.t
ram if be was aware that there was • report from the
visiting justices relative to the asylum. Mrs. Moore was
bound ender the lionise not to admit unruly patients,
but the visitors reported that they lad found a female
standing on a mattress in • state of wild excitement, with
only • night-dress on her, having a leather strap fastened
round her waist, and other straps fastened to it, of which
the other ends were fastened to the bedposts. Mr. Met-
ter= said he would not impugn the sesuracy of the re-
port so made, but he was desired to represent that the
patient was not in a state of excitement when ad-'
mined qy Mrs. Moore. Subsunently she Wane I
enacted, end under the advice of the medisal 1
attendant she was put under gentle restraint, the elms
being so placed that she could lie down, or stand op, It
do anything but get away. The Earl of Lichfield—lt is
quite sufficient foe us that she was strapped to the bed. Mr.
Slotteratu urged that Mrs. Moors could not turn ent tim
patient directly she became violent, and was therefore
driven to the necessity of restraining her until her resoeval
could be arranged. On the 29th of March the patient had
been admitted, beim then not violent. On the 30th she
became violent, and finding that the violence was likely to
become permanent, application was mad* to the commis.donors in lunacy on the 6th of April. The Earl of Lid:-
fidd—After the visitors bad been there. Mr. Harrison,
the mama' officer, described the steps he had taken in the
case, and produced the " medical visitation book," rela-
tive to which his lordship observed that there we. pc&
lively no entry of the case at the time the visitors went
te the horde. It was quite clear, her lordship added,
that the ooart was bound to take preant to
prevent the possibility of cases ofside kkit
arising. He could not conceive anything men terrible
than the case of a person in a private sayipoonprod
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