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| nents Of whole which none can asscf'oe' W.
which none having witnessed can iofse


go ,o-e 7, number, and as fierce as the


,.,, IT.. ,;,,es were we assailed with wooden


ta,,,s ,,;,b their contents flung at Us, and once
! - y;-I With such pair of beautiful eyes Every


whore in this division of the house, such lapoer,


,w;,,er. mochery, and laughter, that one never


heard any thing IKE it. The females were gene


rally old and some few showed SO much delicacy
and propriety, and had little of the widness OF
an unsettled mind, that we could have hoped any
thing for them any where else. How much might
no, have been expected had these been under the
judcious treatment of Esquirol or Munro! We
were too much interested MOTTO pay second visit
to this place. when we saw some OF those who
had been most violent on the first, now coiled up


in the bed.clothes, silent, ef1te, and motioness !:
others were gesticulating just as before, and
seemed never TO have slept from that moment, as


if they were wound up to speak or sco!d eternally.
One magnificent coun,enance of man lay mo-
tionless gazing at us, as it had done yesterday,
with mild dignity and consciousness OF suffering
dishonor-a face such as the first Charles might
have shown toward The rabble that hooted him 10
execution. Our mathematical Capuchn was IN
his bed and reading his Bible, which he does ev-
cry morning, and says it gives him cornpesure Tor
the trials of the day, and, he added, it is much
wanted here His saiutation was the most grace
fu imaginable. The women were vociferous
as ever, and active squirrels. They lose
about nine patients for every hundred, which
speaks well for their general health. She nun
who went round with us had been their guardian
for year, and hoped to be continued for another.
The women, in the attendance of kind person OF
their own sex, are much better off than the men.
to whom is denied the unspeakable advantage of
sympathizing friends, and who abandoned to
keepers, themselves scarcely above the capacity
Of brutcs. Surely to such men these the care
of the over-senstive lunatc ought never to be con-


ided AS to the cause of madness in Italy, love-


it is said, fills the wards with his victims, and
such cases often exhibit frightful expression Of


lost or depraved intelligence, making devils of
the quiet and inoffensive, and speedily precipitat


ing the young into old age. Humanity is not
wanting in Italy, but il requires more attention
than it is their custom to give, to hit upon the
best means of aleviating the distress of these
poer unatcs On the spot where these
distressing scenes, there is nearly or quite fin
ished, noble building, admirably adapted for the
separation Of its inmates. The number of its
compartments will afford the farther advantage Of
enabling those who are furious 10 be kept apart
and without chains, though complete emancipation
from bonds did not appear in the contemplation of
the keepers. One of the attendant sisters said 10
US, IF not to chain them they would
bite though their hands were restrained by the
camisoe" I told her that we had no chains
used now, either in France or England.