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Cure of hsanity.-It appears from

 heannualreport of the Hartford (Conn.) Retreat for tlle Insane, that there have

 been 72 patients at the Retreat during

 the past year, of whom 24 were recent cases. and 22 of these have been rcstor- ed, one is eouyalescent. and the other is much improved. Of the 45 old ca ses, g only have been under curative

 treatment; of these, 6 have been restor- ed, and Is improved. Of the rrmaii'- ing old eases; the EsEseHafs were piaesssa l in the Retreat, not for the purpose oi restoration. that being considered hope ] less. hut. .io preserve them from danger and to afford them tile comforts of which j! they arc deprived elsewhere by theiI