The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-28

Arrived 81 0e gate Of this gloomy abode. tho aties
we're HA they must part, and AFTER short soeus
ve VIII Dos ausmptto depict they separated the gaes
bsOh % her lodgings Previous 70 tbs sdy leaving Ion.
COP, che received poae from Sir Edwards solicitor, in
Which wac stated that the honorable bsroaet would be
dAnantly declined the interview Shortly Af-r wards
ms solicitor called and represented that II nigh, be
denial IN similar terms, and Immediately returned 70
taunton.
On the following day the solicitor came I, Tam.
Ton and, calling upon Mrs Clarke, demanded all The
documents and other papers, and such other oro.
pelty as LADY Lytton mad left; but Mrs, Clarke
refuted to deliver, and dared him 70 remove aay Of
thsm alleging as one thst she had q len upon
them In the shape Of bli Of $500 against
but, in un she was fortified in her refusal by stser
from Mr. By5e, Lacy Lyttcns so cit0r, w0o had arsvi
ous o;ormsc Der tba II any astempt should DO made 20
take the operty pari OF IT, che would be JUST 1ed
In calling In The poce aad giving the party into castoay
Mr. Losoen offered 70 pay the BILL but the 30 this
vas, would rather forfeit every smiling of II than de
nser the goods 70 Thew my possession, aad
VII Dot allow Of tneir removal" Finding persuasion
We have said Lady Iytton's capture and the circum
stances connected Win have caused great degree OF
excitement &C, the Inhabitants Of his to~p; any
proof OF this were called for substantial evidence 0r
pioo generally entertained required could hard
give more sssfscory testimony thaa contained IN the
following resolutions, which were adopted At meeting
Of mbsbiauts, called by q gentleman who, though
= perfect ss.nssr to Lady ffst.on, felt coavlacsi
upon her, and determined 70 use the very consid-
cradle influence he possesses to obtain her freedom,
really no, iossne-or NJ least TO force such in
qury into her mental condition rs should satisfy tue
public that she s Dot In 1T state to be At liberty.
The gentleman question arrived in this town only DAY
or two before the TO bis knowledge, aad mne
disteiy upon becoming acquainted With IL he proceeded
INTO The street. called together su,h OF the innen-
tal Inhabitants as he met, and within hour the meet
ing took place. After discussion on the subject the re-
solutions were thrown into the wing form
A. meeting Of certain inhabitants of Taunton and It's
sr'w; al cboo,k in toe chsir it was rsso ysd
On the motion Of capt yosss seconded by sasor Esq
1. That 'he removal OF ady Buw Lyton to unalc
ssyHm S,h,r Plsce q cnfnemeut and he
csl TOR pubs expressoo Of for ihs rights nbs
ss q s aS . q sss s of
IN The motion q ar nupEu seconded by Mr. Day
OF eIsordnssy reported 70 have been ropsd
.S S susss case 70 me nd M. The mind
case justice n beng dome.
Ihs. such committee DO consist Of Captain Jones' Mr.
meeting vbch hereby adjourned tuesday the b
p as above named place o'clock The '
Here will leave this miserable tale; but we Srs
anxious before closing Our remarks toAvow that In taking
upon ourselves set Il before the pubic
sctnsttd only by sense Of justice and duy. For the
truth OF the narrative refer 70 the lady
ccmpanied Lady Lyttcn to London the oetas given
30 they were furnished to us-Whout aggsrAt!on
estornon her adyihp's mind is In such state
she tt subjeci for . unasc asylum aud asylum IL
the only suitable place fer her, no harm from
tie publicity give 70 her case not, taeu much good
must inevitably Arise from Its puolciyto her chiefly and
IN An in measurable DECREE bu, also 70 socisty, in
important measure The hole question s, OF courssIs
Lacy l oo ve viii Dot even say dangerously, bu Is she
actually insaneS We have sad firmly believe from
this view Is entertained by all we have heard express
auy opinion upon TIE subject, II il q question OF deep
i'm portsnce, ~he,ber is rigntvhesher 1t Is not utterly
wrong and most dangerous 10 the liberties OF individuals
that upon the word OF two medical psrsons
be taken 10 q madnousc, where, no, areaiy nsaDe,
they ar. undoubtedly placed u circumsaucss 10 ever,
" nv and
ter, 10 Destroy reason aDo produce insanity We ssy
nothing Of their continued connsmspt pu, OF their oeiog
cor veyed to such pace even for moment On every
account power OF such avfal magnitude should be
strcyen and confinement in lunstc lam he possible
only amer public inquiry similar 10 thai WHICH must
precede the commtsl of person accused OF felony to
the CON N snol. Society Ia general demands Ihis;
helpless women require IL; and II there any indi.
vouals for the sake d whose character and reputation
before The world the change shoud be maze they
thcse Who occupy such position Sir Edward Lyton
row holds In her Majesty governue,t AZ Secretary
oil STATE he Is Well kno~n exeTc ses great authority
In such cases; ana men highly stationed always
fno reaoy tools for any work. hosever neiarious. Il
right then that SUSPICION agsins, them should be
oered I'M no 'le person ali lua have
ground Tor the supposition that they have committed
corIived at afrocty at which the body and
by which toe miLd is appalled,. II Is true tbas
tealion ino cases ike thai OF Lady Lytsoo n compeso
when o.mstded by the friends OF the person.
but the stem sether contrary 70 the equity
OF Brroo laws and customs. To send to a mad mouse
person cted OF luDacy, and
Inquiry whether s tnaa or lot MODE OF procedure
very IN soriny az cvzso naon, ana which the pc
Of this country ought longer 70 endure Lady La oos
case vii DOUBT tue .Gecs OF craving genera.
teptop 20 this great anomaly and probably Eli tend
great measure 10 the accomplishment OF TIE desired
chAfgs. heaven gran, ~ may be sol
Trom he London Globe, July 70
TIE medical certificates that consigned Lady Buiver
Iyttct 10 luEstic YUM were not representsi by
nornrg paper, signei bi Doctor thompson bat by Mr.
Hale rh mpeCp, IN 60 JUNCTION ~ Mr. Ros, surg
spohecgy. Ca he q ner soioitor and xitn the
oo0cuIrebce OF numerous body Of her iohuenta friends
the facts o. tte have laid before Dr. forbse
Wpsow, ard this phy stefan has undertaken 20 ascertain
properly fully Investigated We feel assured from
vra, We tenr that lazy II tsn will IN feg days be
released from the painful restrant 70 walsh she Is
subjected
From the London Tines July Ia
We are queted h state upon the best authority that
81 masters 10 reference 70 LAZY Bu ser Lytton, about
whom certain statements have appeared IN soua of tie
public journals aye process OF being amcapy settled
by family arrangements TO the Satisfaction OF all parties
concerned,