The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-26 00:00:00

-
TII15: &Willa TRIAL.

TM; f topic of talk this morning has boon
tl.c sentence I ecortiwi yesterday against the
aim= Raclin. It is not too much to say
that everyone felt glad and relieved on
telLirg up his newspaper to find that the
supply of nteusesens details was at last at an
I sal. The &suttee which have found expression
inns time to time, as to tie precise legal value
of the evidence estesbliahing the moral guilt of
i.e *awed, NY 111 to have been completely blotted
out by the prompt verdict and heavy sentence.
Tt is not emby to over-estimate the evil wrought
EAt lik.L and her arts. The folly of her dupes
.r.cl the atunsetiwut derived from Masking at
their vresknosses are apt to blind people to the sit-
lanous nature of her calling, and to lead them to
gloss over the e!ark deeds transacted in thee Rend-
strtet shop. Our contemporaries take difswent
views of the judicial conduct of Mr. Cotutuiputi..tter
KERB, FOlnfl thinking that his impartial summing
up will add to his professional. reputation, and
(Abets maintaining it to be an unfortunate circum-
stance that the case was tried by him. But that
RA( ie FL is heavily punished all are glad. If it were
j ossiblo to lift the veil from the past career of this
ntan, the charge upon which she has just
been righteously convicted, would, perhaps, by
the side of other and worse offences, sink into
comparative insignificance. Criminals do not ac-
quire the deep cunning and terrible proficiency
in evil displayed by IitACEML without having
FaxTuct a long and painstaking apprenticeship.
We know of the victim whose folly and losses
are in everybody's mouth ; but how many other
victims are there who have sunk quietly and un-
resistingly out of sight ! The. threat of exposure
and the fear of public shame have, we may rely
tsjeen ie, made many a sufferer, and all friendless
sufferers, silent. The creature who " never told
" of ladies little intrigue*" has been punished at
last ; and those who have pushed the matter to a
conclusion have rendered a substantial serviee to
the community.

If EPP is a neat instant* of a "blow for blow."
The .si:de having stated that " the coup de twilit at
" Cadiz was executor' with a precision and decision
'• which did much honour to Admiral TUIPETI," the
ml esiul organ L'Etra•Lrr.l rebuked the Sit.',el4 as
follows:—" Thus a military man—s man pls•,ed
•• I y a regular government over one of the groat
'• forces of tb,• State - -can deserve tho praises of the
" for having voluntarily betrayed his duty,
" falsified his oath and directed against the go-
" vernmtnt of his country the arms which wore
" confided to hint !" The retorts, " Stop,
•' ktop grad Et. r lard You forget whose you
•' are and what applieat ion may be made of your
•' words. Stop ! in heavens' name ! You are talk-
"of things -•.. . ."

Vbc Court.

BALMORAL CASTLE, SKR. 24.

Quem, accompanied by Princess Beatrice,
dr. Ne to Ahezpeldue, and called on Madame Van de
Weyer, and said a viut, accomptutied by Prineeew
Chri: tan. in the lab:moon, to lady Biddulph, at Aber-
geldie
Mr. Dinuaeli had the honour of dining with the Queen
and the royal family.

His Grar.d Ducal highness Trine° Ale• en 'er o'
Hew. accomranied t y Louis of Battonburt and
Mr. F. Y. Everitt, Lave arrived at Mnurigy's llot.l fr.=
Dainutadt,

The Duke of Cambridge has been pasting the
week at Gelding Lodge, near Nottingham, wit's the Earl
of Chesterfield. The Duke and Duchess of St. Albans, B.r
George and lady Julia Wombwell, and Colonel the Hon.
James and Mrs. Macdonald hare been 'laying at rio
Lodge. The gentlemen of the patty have had imam:
sport during the four days' shooting.
The Duke and Duette'. of Due.kingbam and
ladies Grenville have returned to Stows, Bucks, from
visiting Mr. Clore Langton, M.P., and Lady Anna Uoro
Langton, at Newton Park, near Bath.

Sir James Fergusson, M.P., the newly-appointed
goveinor of South Australia, accompenied by Ludy &WI
karguison, leaves town early in the ensuing month forth,
st of his government.
Sir Michael Hicks Benda, M.P., returns to town
nett week, in order to suxieed the Hon. Adolphus Lidd.ll
w Under-Seeretary of the Home Department.

11•1).• ;Ugh. IToti. 0. Thinly, ~.retury of gtato
for the Homo Department, arrived at Stirliu,l by roihrtiy
n Wrductdny. .wt after vibitifig Stirling CsAlo,
rocirded to Oct:, rty •e, the reigtheicu of Sir Drvid
lnindan.

TIM VISIT OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF
Wst to TO (iLABGOW.--lies wit of the Prince and Princess
of Wales to t.latgow we the Nth October in bring acl 'rely
pie' *red fur by tl e °Hog° and municipal authorities.ln addition to the interesting oareitony of !wing the
I. melanins atone of the new college boildingr at tidal ire-
hid, the day's proncisdings are intinelrd to include the
pleicidation of all udder.. in behalf at the corponitnai iu
au City-ball. 'Thu volunteers have °hued to turn out on
tl.e bat the "brethren of tho impair tie" appear
I. hold burl fr. an taking any part in the preocalitera.
1 heir royal highnesses am expected to leave for London
we the t veuiai of the came day.--ScotsmaN.
Lib( 01.1.1 COLL}Aliti, OlrOltD. 011411111111,t ion
for eibolarrhips will commune. on Tuesday, the 1:01i of
October, at 10 a.m. The teeter will receive the namov
candidate.. from 9to 10 a.m. Each candidate min 4 pre-
sent a eseiitiritte of good tendert from his tutor. lies
of ballot meepiopen without, limitation. Thn, erliolar-
eldp•al . will be i Jimmy lhd up, eibibitimm of litt/.
Pay be • ut Oil sari *um.