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US THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
lTED STATES for the Eastern District of Viz
ginia. s.g
In the matter of Edwin l.. Dobyns, bank.
rupt--in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, Va, this 18th day of D-e'ber,
1872
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN f
Please take notice that a petition has been pre-
scented to the Hon. John @. Underwood, Judge
af said District Court, In Bankruptcy, by VIM.
Flegenheimer, and Ro. NJ. Mayo, assignees Of
the estate of said bankrupt, to sell the real estate
belo ging to said bankrupt, free fromai liens
and encumbrances thereon.
This is TO give notice 10 all persons Interested.
that in the terms of said petition, an order has
be. n issued by the Judge aforesaid. Tor all per"
sons who NAV be interested in said estate, TO ap
pear before Register J. l.. Watrnan, at his office
in the said town of Frederi, ksburg, on the 3Olh
day of Deer, 1872, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, and show
cause, If any you have why such order should
not be granted.
WIN. FIEGENEEIMER,
RO NJ. MAYO,
de I6--M2w -.... Assignee.
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THEOLOGICAL JOURNAL.
A FIR5T-oLAs5
FAMILY MAGAZINE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-04
A UCTI0N SALE AT 12o WEST 23D STREET.
II THIS (M0NDAY) MORNING, March 4 1872,
commencing at t0x O'Clock.
LUKE fITZI Ek m Auclionsor

- Over $4,000 worth and 400 lots BY catalogue.
Elegnnt costly Household Furniture, elegant rosewood
panoforte Pier and Mante Mirrors ne OH Paintings, real
bronze ana Bsque Figures Velvet Medon Carpets rich
Lace and Brocatel Curtains magnificent Etaser
centre Tables elegant Parlor Suits Pompadour stye nsid
choice Books &C.
- Bedrooms consist VIZ. -
Solid rosewood black walnut Bedroom sus style Louis
xiv. Bedsteads bureaus. wasbs,ands, Commodes ward
ropcs Shaving and Dressing Cases. ced hsir Mattresses
sprlng Beds, Blankets, Sheets Pillows, Turkish Cnairs'
Lounges, Clocks, &C. -
Magnificent Buffet, cost $500; Chairs Ercnson IsSes
solid Silver ami shcdleid Ware Cutlery, French china
Dinner ana Tea Sets $50 pieces Casters grns rGrss
spoons. nc. Basement and Kitchen furniture-Tablest
Chairs Carpets Extension Table, 40. House open At
O'clock cat alogues ready sale positive goods boSed and
shipped for purchasers. Tweuy'thfd street Naxcs Aod
Sx,h avenue cars pass the aoors
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A LARGE AUCTION sALL-25a WEST FogrY-sEC
N. ond street,
between seventh and Eighth avenues,
this (MONDAYl morning, March 4, lb72.
commencing at tU5< O'Clock.
EDWIN NICHOLS 90


Over 800 lots magnificent Household Furniture.
Parlorsvevet and Medallion Carpets elegant rosewood ~
octave srand square Panofoe magnificent Drawing
Suits covered with the richest description san
rcps Pier and Mantel Mirrors Brocae Lace
hnc OH Paintings, Bronzes, Clocks, Parlor Ornaments
Vases Etaeres Rlded and nlAid Tables, Cabinets Book
cases, Books, &c
Rosewood and walnut Chamber SUITS style OF Louis XIV
Bedsteads, Bureaus Washstands Commodcs, wardrobcs,
Spring and Hair Mattesses Bedding Turkish SUIT In two
coored reps, with SILK tassesi Brussels Carpets Sofas
Lounges, Easy Chairs, Rockers, Mirrors.
- =. Dining Room aud Library
Herdrs patent Extension Table, Buffet, Dining Chairs
Frencn China Dinner Set Cut dlass, crystal Bohc.
mian Ware; Sverwsrc Cutery walnut Library Suit, ia
basement and ,erysnts, Fsniiure Ac Catalogues eaiy
mencng l0a O'Clock, sharp Parties wishing TO attend
this sale take Sixth. Seventh Eighth US cars and
Responsible men in attendance or PACK 20 DDS Tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-04
"A TIE LARGEST SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNi-

"A. ture
offered this season. HENRY ZINN Auctioneer, sells this
day commencing at 1919 O'Clock, at private residence e4
West 26th near 9th av., comprising over 4W lots OF
useful Household Furniture, and costly Works
OF Art, via :--Brlliant toned ~ rosewood Piano.
forte $500 rich Paror Suits. In plain tin aud brocate
silk Mirrors, Brussels Carpets Paintings Bropzes
8c also Bedroom Sus In rosewood and walnut single
and double Bedsteads Bureaus warorobes Spring and Hair
Beds, Bedding. &C.
Also Dining Room and Basement Furniture,
Plate Cutlery, China Glassware, Tea Dinner Sets
Lounges Clocks, Buets, Extension Table, &C., &C. Sale
positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-04
SAILS AT AUCTION.
A DRIAN VI. NJ tLLER, AUCrIONEER
N EXECUTORS SALE OF 81 VALUABLE LOTS,


N DKIAN ~. " LLEK, AUCTIONEER.
N EXECUTORS SALE OF 81 VALUABLE LOTS
SITUATE
ON EIGHTH 81. NICHOLAS AND NINTH AVENUES,
- THE BOULEVARD,
l23D, l2frH, leeTH, 1871 AND MANHATTAN SrREETS-
ADRIAN II. MULLER, +. X. WILKINS 4 CO. will scl
At auction on Tuesday March at II O'Clock. al the Ex
change esroom Ill Broadway by the
executor and execntrix of James Walter deceased "a
Lots comprising the entire block bounded bv the Eighth
bocx bounded by l23d, l3ih and Manhattan Streets st.
Nicholas and Ninth avenues Lots sie OF Ninth
commencing northeast of 5th Lots
south aide Of l26h street, 100 feet east OF Ninth avenue
nuss Lots At the Junction OF Manhattan and 5lh streets
Lot northeast OF the Boulevard l24h street.
The above descrbed lots heng In the Immediate vicinity Of
the Mornineste Park and fronting the pszas formed
New avenue, ST. Nicholas avenue, Manhattan 1881 aud
ls4h streets and by Ninth Manhattan and ,2oh
streets, desrably located aud rapidly enhancing
value Terms75 cent of the purchase money uiay
main ON bond and Sale peremptory to the highes
bidder. THOMAS H. WALTER Executor,
HARRIET A. WALTER, Eyecutrix,
OF the Estate OF James n. " alter, deceased.
Maps at the 0lcc of thp auconers. No. Pine street
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A UCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION.
N Assignee's Sale.
Magnificent
Furniture.
At the elegant residence. 80 West 18th o.,
between 5h and 9TH
On this day (MONDAY), March,
sale commencing l01 O'Clock,
Rosewood Pianoorte, Drawing Room Suits Paintings,
Bronzes, Maraueere Bots de Roso Cabinets,
Velvet Carpets Statusry,
and many and costly Works Of Art,
and Articles OF Vertu at public auction.
A rare chance for hOusckeepers.
ACGUSTE MARINES q CO.. Auctioneers.
Drawing Rooms Superb Suits PompaGour, Marie Ant0n-
cite styles covered brocadc silk and marquetere bos
De rose Cabinets Tables Encognures Jardinercs Cur
tAn rosewood Etagere marble top plate glass sccrctae
hookcase 800 volumes choice Books Music Box Velvet Ne
daon Carpets artistic Bronze Clock, Paintings by eminent
artists Holy Family Ancient Rome Summer, Winter Cattle
bronze Stauary Hamlet Bacchanalans, Ds azeppa,
Crusaders Minerva magnificent rosewood Panoorte cele
bIated naker STOOL embroidered Cloth Cover French plato
Mirrors bronze Chandeliers, Turkish reclining Chairs Can
terbury.
ming Room-Extension Table, Buffet, elegant sets Ruby
Cry l Glassware silver Castors Tureens savers Dinner
and Tea Service Pitcher CAKE Linen Sheaed
Cutlery, China Dinner Set
Chambers -Rosewood. walnut Dressing Bureaus, Bed
steads, Wardrobes, Commodes, style Louis XIV; Hair,
Spring Mattresses Banke Counterpsnes, Sheets, Toilet
The auctoneer would call particular attention of friends
and the public to this SALE the catalogue comprising tho
larges richest Household Furniture offered
ton this Catalogues at the house. Every facility
for packing removing the goods Parties wishing attend this
sale take 9th ". stages or 9Th av. cars.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fSssrfh and s.h columns
BoAsb "nn
BRo6KGxs Real ESTATE FOR sALE-EIrvrsru
BUslSEss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAox-fourh col
6Sa nssh gsshs m
olEnEs ASn ''s:;i iSa%s rAor-roah
AID
SS.t s.;s column ,,,
& lE fSsSisnED AND us
EURofEAN sTEAAsHIPs-sxoosD PAor-rhird and
EgRoPE FissT % Fxer--secana column.
ANOfoefEs-sLooNO PAeE-Fourlb column.
rHhoSsd
PROPERTY OUT - TlIE ctn%n ,TY FOR sAlR op To
REAL ESTATE 70 hxGHANGE-ElEvn nSTa - FXGs-
REAL ESTATE wxHTED-ELrvKsru PAoE-s.s.h COL.
sarEs II a5ssos an, .,
s11oSfioSs SS'S%Ss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pAo.-
SITUATIONS an FH5s iSTss PAer
sPACiSf. EoTiCss-rnsr rAer-Yr.. and second
srosTiSa~Doos, BIRDS. Ac-F,nsr pAar-sscona
coinmn
STpRAdE-ELxvENrH PAcE-Second column
The ETkAOES--TwELrTH PAGr--Sixth column
10 LET FOR BUSINESS fUkPOsES-SRooND PAas-
usrgeSisaHp usrgSsi SGieDn ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
y15S$a sSS$s e.
sSozs ns5 serH TO LET
SK0oSD PAuE-Third column.
FURklrURE-fLkBT PAar-Syth column.
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS-TwRLyTH PA0E-sixth
HELP WANTED-rEMALEs-Twr PAsx-Thlrd
and fourth columns.
HELP WANTED-MALEs TWELFTH PAar-FIfth and
HORSES, CARRIAGES, %f.-FlHsr PAsr-secona col.
AoTELs-EIxvxNTH PAoE-sirth column.
HOL6kS, ROOMS, &C., WANTED-NISrG PAGE--sxth
INSRUCTlON-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
JERSEY CITY: HOROKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER-
0EE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ELEvEKTH
PAGE-fourth column.
LEGAL EOTICES-NINTH PAaR-Sixh column.
LOAN UFtICtS-FlRsr PAGr-Third column
LUST AND FOVND-FiRHT PAGE-rSrst column
NACHIhERY-NINTH PAGE-Sxth column
0AfBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PA0E-Sixth column
AEp1< Al ELEVENTH PAGE-Second column.
AISCF'd.ANEO EOUS ADvERTISEMENTS-TEnTH PAGE
Sixth column.
MUSICAL SECOND PAaH-Fourh column.
NEW PBBLlCATIONS-NINTH PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL-PTasr PAak-First colu mn.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-CLINTON D. OSGOOD. AU
N TIONEER.
BY OSGOOD 4 co.
TOMORROW (TUESDAYo, March S. 10 A n.

., ~ ass
AT THEIR SALESROOM,
Ig6 CHAMBERS STREET, NEAR COLLEGE PLACE.
Handsome Household Furniture conssting In OF Eng
lsh body Brussels and Ingram Carpets stair Carpets Cot
tage Suits Parlor Suits In reps and harcloth gilt frame
French plate Mrror black walnut Bedsteads carved black
wan1i mahogany top Bureaus black walnut mahogany top
Washstands Husk and Hair Mattresses Feather Bolsters
and Pillows black walnut Hat Stand Egyptian marble top
mahogany and black walnut marble top Tables Crockery
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Also, 300 lbs. vermicelii In ID. boxes
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herald BRANCH OTFICE-UP TOWN.
A DvEKTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RxcEiyED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
1885 BROADWAY,
WEST SIDE, BETWEEN THiRTY.FIRsT AND THIRTY.
SRcOND STREETS
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM A. N.
TILL p. N. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES. NO EXTRA CHARuE OF ANY KIND.
PERSONAL.
\
-RORARD, CONE HOME II Is ALL sET1 LED.
~ tWa Mr. PRICE.
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4 JOURNEAY, AUCTIONEER.
IA Onice No. Pine street, New York.
Auction sale Of valuable DWELLINGS, end Business Property
Wednesday, March t ut IL O'Clock, a Exchange Sales
room, III Broadway:west 16th street, Nos a and 49, be-
tween 9th and 9Th -four story high stoop brown
session May ls72i West iith st. Nos III l3 lis and ~!
between 9th and 9Th ground a5 with build
inga Terms easy. Bills at Auciioncf's once.
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J. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO.. AUCrIoNkERs.
IA. TUESDAY, MARCH 8,
at lS O'Clock, at Exchange Saesrooms Ill Broadway,
SPLENDID FIFTH AVENUE CORNER LOTS
Fifth avenucOne Lot southeast Ninetleth street
(oppose entrance TO the Park, 2jxlUO commanding mag
necenl view.
Fifth Lot southeast corner Fghy,h street,
g2xl0O exactly opposite the centre OF tho Central Park
Also,
East new four story brown stone
tween Third and Lexington avenues, complete specimen Of
the French system
Clinton stTeetThe two brick Houses and Storcs
Nos 48 and bU Clinton street, and two brick Houses In the
between Stanton and Rvngton Streets all fine order
and well rented City Hall cars pass the door.
A LBERT b. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER.
n Sacsrooms l08 Liberty III Cedar and 80 Church street.
Pa. lor and Library Snts,
WALDRON COOKE will sell above BY order of J. o.
s. Whitchousc assgnces Of the Of Schafer New
Nets, q Paror and Library Suits 6rsI class
fashionable suits.
A. l2 O'Clock,
10 head OF superior Horses including good roader largo
and strong honest good business Horses Par
tlculars at sac. No postponement for bad weather.
On TUESDAY, at l0M o'clock,
American Express Packages.
law requires at auction the highest bidder for cash,
On WEDNESDAY, at l0N O'Clock,
gcntce Household Furniture,
at reaidence OF the late DR.. L. o. StilWell,
Bis Second avenue.
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A J. BLEECKER SON 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs.
a. Elegant brown stone Houses and Lots
on West Twenty.sixth street. near Sixth avenue.
TUESDAY, March 8, 1874.
Two three story brown stone high soop and basement
Houses Nos 125 and III containing all tho modern improve
ments; will readily rent at high figures.
The vicinity OF this property TO Sixth avenue renders this
6rst rate business location 49 front; immediate pos
session gvcn favorable Maps and particulars
ut n Cedar stree; and at q. s. PECK CO.'S 97 Broadway
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE or THB BROOKLYN AND JAMAICA RAIL
- way Company. ke whloushby street, Brooklyn,
March s7A specal meeting OF the khoers OF lhis
company VIII be held n this o1cs Tuesday, March AZ
O'CLOCK r. N. JOHN ANGUS. frcaident.
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Women Graduates.

The result Of the examination
for women, held last June by ihc
University of Cambridge, has just
been announced. The number Of
candidates continues to exhibit a
steady increase, being 154, as COM
pared with 127 last year. The pro-
, portion OF failures in group A (the
Indispensable part of the exam
ination, including English history
and literature and arithmetic, has
decreased, the number Of srctess-
full candidates being forty-four,
while last yearit was thir:y-sever,
and the quantity Of work in this
appears TO have i'm
proved, rs the first class has III
creased from ten 10 sixteen. On
the other hand, in group B (for-
elgn ianSuaStS) theTS appears
slight falling off, the number in
the first class being only six.
Group G mathematics is econ
spicu0us by its ABSENCE" it is
hoped that the exhibition offered
next year for success in these sub
jects may attract some attention
to them. There is also a slight
diminution in the numbers of
group D Qogic and political econo-
my, but the quality of work here
seems to have been very good, as
no fewer than four out Of eight
obtain marks of distinction fer
political economy.
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ARIZONA CITY. \. T.:
Our Agents,

The following named person
ere authorized to receive. and r..
teipt for SUI inscriptions 10 the SEN
TINEL. Our terms are - II year;
6 months, So, currency. mad vance
Schneider, GrierS0n & 90. All
zona City and San Diego.
j. s. Mansfield, TuScnn.
5. Todd, HardyviIIe.
". =. Hall, Mineral lark.
j. w. Stwart, Ell renberg.
Bean d Co., 4f0. MosltgoIuer,
ST., San Francisco.
Geo. u. ROwell IL Co, New York
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Captain Anderson and his party
of engineers. who are TO act with
the American engineers in run
ming the boundary lire between
Canada and the United States fir NJ
1.-The Lake Of the Woods TO the
Rocky mountains, have left Penn
pima 10 enter upon their work.
The Sultan OF Turkey has Ian.
fshed Muh0ned PisjlA far apprO-
Ariating public IlonGi . 70 his own
|Uge.
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COLORADO STEAM
" NAVIGATION - eTTs: !,
COMPANIES =. : ,s,Ssss-s s : & < ~ -

VIII III 4 y y 2
''NeWbern" leaves San Francisco
for the Mont!l Of the Colorado
River about the 18th NJ cacIr
month, connecting with river
steamers for points along the river
Freight delivered at Yuma j.. II
days from San Francisco. t;uDe-
rior passenger accom- rnOdatious.
Agencies Of the company at $40
Front St, San Francisco, Cal, Yu-
'na and Ehrenbe.g, 4. L.
/. FoIHAMUs, JE.,
5yl Zeal SEp't.
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Arizona Official Di,eo:or
FE!lFl.AI.
COngresai,,iiIi Delegate, Il. e.
Met GrnIitk -, Governor. !. s.. l..
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| Rotary, si;tS Bash ford, / u .:ull..-
Sup'i Of Iadis:n Affairs, i.er;1tiil
Bendeli. Prescott .......... Chief
Justice. lst Dist. JnIi,t Tits, a,c-
son...~ASsoeiate, ri Dist. ~ Forest
Porter, Arizona City; IS! iIisi., G.
\. Tweed. Prescott. -. Att'y,
J. t.. McCaifrey, Tucson -.
u. :. Marshal, j. O. ific arson,
Prescott =. L. 5. SUrI eyer t;en'i,
John Wasson, I'ucson. Rcgisi'r
Land Office, II. Il las ilan. Pres
colt ..-.Gcceiycr, George I.ount,
prescott......U. =. Collector Int.
Rev, Thomas Cortlis, Pres; Oft.
L. s. Assessor, II. \. Bigelnw.
Prescott.....C. S. Sp'i Mai! Ag't,
|. y. Dawley -. Deputy Collector
OF Customs, Il. Il. Kelley, Arizona
City; JAS. X. Baker. Tucson.
TERRITORIAL.
Atty GenN, J. L. Met afirey, Tue
SCH .....T'reasuTer. Jchn f.. Alien,
Tucson. Auditor, {. Il. Lord,
AdJtGcn1. Samuel Hughes,
Tucson.
Yuma County.
PROBATE Judge, i'hos j Bidwe!l
49, Dist Airy, t1:rence Gray.
49,. Sheriff, George lying -.
Clerk ist. Court, John w. Dor
ringt On,.....EecO:drr, j. s. E>Is.nn
......Ireasurer, j. n. Barney ......
Supervisors: John Duff, George
Martin, jose ". ROdOmdO.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Justices of tie Peace-AbrYln
Frank, r. b. Kelley, a. y: Min.
Arizona City Officers.
Mayor, a j Fin!ay .Cnuncil-
men, VIM II LarkiIi, J SipbeclE.
Hall Hanlon, j NJ Redonlo.........
Police Judge, r. y. Kelley.
City Marshal, Q + ToWnsend.....
City Attorney, {. ". c. HOVtN.
COLORADO STEAM
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FEVER AND ACuE.

FEVER AND hGUE cured for fifty cents. There =
remedial ageat in this world that will F.veF
mud Ague, and all other Maisroas, Bilious. Scsr;r,
Typhoid, Yellow, and othe. Fcvsrs (sded b. RAD
WAYS PILLS. so quicl RA0NAT'S READY
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Arizona City Officers.

Mayor, a j Finlay ...Councii-
men, VIM II i.arhin, J Sitbecl;.
Hall HanlOn, j NJ Redont!o.......
Police Judge, r. b. kelley.
City Marshal, Q + Townsend.....
City Attorney, {. W. c. HOveH.
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HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES;
81 QUICK, SO RAfiD AXE TIE CEiANiIEa iiit:
BODY UNDERGoES, UNDER TIL; lSFLU EN -
OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE,
THAT
, 1872-07-03

are told, that the only change Government
intended TO make-in the Bill would be in
the wording of it. The second object
Of His EXceIlency's mission was to intro
duce certain changes IN the Colonial Law,
so that the Councils could work easier etc.
which had nothing to do with the meteoro.
logical state Of the island. The third point
was the financial condition and resources of
the community. If this means nothing more
than to have the cash-balance counted in
the vaults of the fort, it is a comparatively
easy task, but as it also involves a consi-
deration OF our great trouble, if not the
i~mpossibiIity, of making the expenditure
meet the income when the crop of the ISL
land is bad" which it unfortunately gener-
ally is, it would seem that 'some alterations
in the system of taxation" cannot we'll
be considered adequate to the occasion, but.
that something else must be Goue, and that
we must in the approaching elections have
a due regard to the necessity of providing
the government with that "magic wand''
with which the Governor considers it ne
cessary to provide any administration that
Is TO 20 us good.
/ remain etc
COMMON SENSE
, 1872-07-03

l find therein is an account of a statement
made by a Prisoner to Judge Sarauw about
his treatment at the Prison, and | merely
asked for a proper Investigation to know
if the statement made by the Prisoner, was
correct, and | added, If the statement made
was q true one, then it was a shameful state
of things for a Ciyiiizei Island, aud a re-
Election on our Prison Authorities. How
can any man, woman, or child, call that San
attack on a high official 2"
Aye, Mr.. Editor, | am afraid we are still
as badly off as ever we were These "high
officials are above all comment, or criti-
cism their conduct is jnfaIIjbIe, and for an
anonymous writer like myself to presume
to call attention publicly to any matter in
which their conduct might possibly be call
ed in question, is still considered, in this
stage Of the 10th century in this Island, a
high offence. Did they but know me, Mr..
Editor, what vengeance would be brought
to bear on my poor head. Dear Mr.. Edi-
tor, when are we to get a GOVERNOR?
| remain etc. A.
West End goth June 1872.
P. S. Are there any anonymous writers
IN Denmark p