Many citizens will be interested in the following : —Vanity Fair of July 23, after announcing that the subject of its next cartoon will be the Archbishop of Canter bury, gives a cartoon of a young man well-known in New Zealand, with the fol lowing notice : —“ Men of the Day. No, OCOLXXXIII.—Mr Henry Ernest Schle singer Benzon.—Not many years ago an acquisitive Jewish man came from Ham burg whose name was Schlesinger, He manufactured iron in the Midland coun tries, made money, and, reverting to a tradition that his family had once been called Benzoni, changed his name to Ben zon and married. Remaining for many years without children, he adopted a daughter, but subsequently to'this he was blessed with a son, who has lived to in herit from him a large fortune, and to earn from the bookmakers of the turf the title of the Jubilee Jugins.. Mr Benzon was born one and twenty years ago, and having pro pitiously attained his majority before the Derby,he celebrated the occasion by launch ing himself as a plunger in support of the British Turf. He was at once taken up by the noble sportsmen who devote them selves to that form of the service to their country,and he has contrived since_ to plunge in a way that excites the admira tion and wonder of the boldest traders in betting. But Mr Benzon is much more shrewd than any bookmaker could be got to believe, and so far he has prospered mightily. He has moreover some good personal qualities. He is rich to an ex tent perhaps of a quarter of million, he is good-natured, he dresses often and dispendiously, he is devoted to the fair sex, he is fond of manly sports and exercises, he fis fairly educated, a good linguist, and a man who has never been known to break his word. Moreover, he drives a coach, and he is generally believed to have been specially sent by Providence to tide racing men fover the bad times. His ambition is to end as a Tory member of Parliament. —Jehu Junior .”

NOT JUSTICE, IF LAW.
