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Horrors OF an English Insane
Asylum.

The rebel John Mitchell arrived at
Fortress Monroe on Saturday last,
where he was placed in prison to await
his trial.
The account which went the rounds
of the newspapers several weeks since
of the inhuman treatment of a lunatic in
Bridgeport, Conn, finds its parallel in the
| following item, which we clip from the
European Times of the 9th nit:
AT the Lambeth Police Court, on
the 10th, a case was brought under the
notice of the Hon. G. G. Norton by
Mr.. Gabb, the relieving officer of the
parish of fStMary Newington, respect
ing the treatment Of Sarah Dix, aged so,
and her sister; Ella Dix; aged 40, inn
beetle lunatics. Mr.. Gabb said that on
the day before he proceeded to the
house, Providence ST., ,Wallworth Com
mon, kept by their sister, and their found
in the front parlor Ella Dix. The poor
creature was crouched up in the wood
frame Of an old sofa, without any mat
trvss, bedy or covering; her clothing
an old cotton dress, without any under
clothing of any sort; neither shoes nor
stockings; her hair matted together with
the joint affects offilth and virmin, and
and in n fearful state of emaciation.
The state Of the wretched apartment,
disgusting as it was, s,appeared cleanliness
itself as compared with the next one he
entered immediately after. The walls
and ceilings were as black as his hat, ,and
the only vestage Of furniture in the
place concisistcd of an old chair and
part of an old table, both of which
wer covered with black filth quarter
of an inch thick.
In this filthy den it was that he dis
covered the second sister crouched up,
more like beast than, q human being,
in Il hole in the middle of dirty straw
mattress placed in the middle of
the. floor, and without q particle
of clothing of any kind. The noise
he made on entering aroused the poor
creature, and looking at him she COM
menced to speak, but what she said
was so incoherent that he could not tln-
derstand it.There was not the slightest
appearance Of food in the room, and it
and it appeared to him that the unfor-
innate woman was craving for cup OF
tea.
He (Ms. Gahh) understood that a bro
ther, residing in the vicinity of Croy-
dom allowed a third sister 6 las week
for the maintainance Of the lunatics,
who had been kept confined in tho
house for some years, but had not had
sufficient time afforded to- make the
necessary Investigation into the case,
1t appeared that about FIVE OF six weeks
ago, one of the sisters-Lliza--in at-
tempting to escape from the house,
threw herself from the first story win
dow, and seriously injured her hip in
the fall, and was brought back again.
Mr.. Norton orderd the removal of tho
two unhappy beings to the Bethnal
Green Asylum.
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works remain TO show the position of
the forces; only here and there a slight
barricade of logs, hastily thrown to.
gether in broken lines, marging the
place where a regiment or few COM
panies still clqng together, and shoul-
der to shoulder, breasted the storm
On three sides the waves of the rebel
hosts surged, and were broken upon
that hill ike tides against rock-bound
coast. Forming III the fields, they
charged across them with fury which
threatened to, overwhelm all in ruin;
but, from among the trees which COW
cred the sides aud summit, there came
so deadly hail of bullets and canon
shot that they withered and sank to
the earth before it. Nearly one-half
OF the trees have been broken off by
shells, and among the fragments Of
flint, which thickly cover the gronnd,
the relic hunter may gather bullets yet,
scattered on the surface, like acorns
after storm in an oaken forest.
NATURES KINDLINEss.
But here, as in all places where man
III pdoSioh lldS luduc buCn u WGtCk,
nature has displayed her kindly power
in healing her own wounds, and her
unwiilingness to perpetuate the bloody
footprints he leaves behind. Even
this barren soil, wonderfully enriched
by the libations of blood poured out
upon it, blossoms with flowers. and
the vines creep over the rugged ground
covering its hideousness and the bleach
ing bones from .aaur sight, or wind
about the shattered trees and lend their
verdure to conceal the jagged rents
which yawn among the branches
Fragrant roses, bloom above the graves
as if set by the hand of affection, AM
the woodbine and tender morning
glory trail over the rude fences built
by the men over the lowly dust of
comrade.
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slight, Accidentally; Albert Boyce, shot

slight, Accidentally; Albert Boyce, shot
in foot, accidentally.
Company K-Corp. Hamilton l..
Brown, missing near Salisbury, N. c.,
18th April; William Henry, wounded
by accident, Morganton. N. G.
Company L-Sergt. Chas. Pomeroy,
died 2sth April, e. Tenn; Corp. Or
vile V. Percy, wounded in arm and
side, severe, at Caesars Head, S. c.,
18th April, 1865; A. Chapman, killed,
accidentally near Pendleton, S. c.,
-Beebee, deserted at Hartwell, Ga.
Company M-Edward r. Bovee,
missing, Andersonville, s. O.; George
Smith, do; Sergt. ]. J. Purdy, missing,
Andersonville, S. c.; Joseph Corey,
do; Walter Wyeth, left sick at Chris
tiansburg, Va; Sidney A. Acker, do ;
Cuff Watson, sick at Knoxville; VIM,
Mckinney, do.
Capt j. L. Frisbie, Co. NJ, has re-
signed. First Lieut.. Martin S. Per-
kins, has been appointed Captain,
Second Lieut.. Chas. Browning, lst
Lieut.; and Sergt. Benjamin Kingsley,
I'd Lieutenant, Co M.
Hoping to hear from you soon, remain as
ever,
Afectionately your son,
SERar. A. r. CHAPMAN.
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European or orr COuntrymen.

The Count de Montelembert, who is
one of the leading Catholic writer's Of
Europe, and gentleman of the highest
philosophical as well as literary crltures
hasjust published an article in the Cor
respondent, headed, 'sThe victory of the
North in the United States," in which
he argues that the military virtues dis
payed by the Americans during the tre.
mendous struggle of four years dura-
ton, are nothing in comparison to their
civil virtues. The citizens of the United
States, he says, did not have recourse to
seaside to get away from fear of sus-
pense. They were not the people to inn
itate those despairing sick who prefer
immediate death to prolonged suffering.
lie thinks their conduct in the time of
trial grand lesson for those European
nations which, though as need be on
the battlefield, are''intimidated and de-
moralized by every civil danger" The
Americans have given the world the
"glorious and consoling example of q
people who save itself without a Caesar"
This il intended, no doubt, as n rebuke
to the supressive and despotic policy
displayed by Napolcon;butat the same
time, It expresses the real feeling, the
sincere and genuine admiration, which
the patience. tho energy, the fortitude
and selfrespcot of our people have ex.
cited in all liberal minds, whether Of
tho Catholic or Protestant Church,in
Europe, .o =.
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~ Never accustom those who
love you to do without you,
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Sarah was not so much in the kitchen.
There were great preparations for a
wedding going forward, aud in a few
days Sarah became Mrs. Horace Has
tings; and now, in splendid Boston
mansion, she fully justifies the wisdom
of her dear husbands choice, by being
to him most excellent wife and a
surperalative housekeeper.
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Gen-McC Clellan is now in Italy. He
has had q long and interesting inter-
view with the Pope, he left Rome lately
for Switzerland
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Letter from the Eleventh Mich.
Cavalry.

We publish the following letter Of
Sergt. A. r. CHAPMAN, llth Mich.
Vol. Cavalry, to his father, II. ID.
CHAPMAN, of Reading. 1t will doubt
less be read by many of our readers, who
have friends and relatives in that Regt.
with much interest:
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