rn. h*« ma<le by that paper, for the f>l- rtwoo that i have not wnfitil Their truth. liut they serin to eorro b .-*» my ri«« in » remarkable degree. T e degraded *tate of public niori'* • nit lat.d tnturetioiis i< ilmwn by the- tuuioeat in Ui« Evening I’r» tlili T* Km'ti'a ifluiirt'rJ Tisit to I'mirii Bay aa« iiisttgV.ed in order t.i*t . * *uoulJ persuade certain Msori* to frit* the Hank of New Zealand a title to certain land*. Aa to iu in v'dv.ng aa in bioodthed. well, you .ah t >ake oineb c< without breaking «,;gs. and also, dear tea, how ample vou are ! One would think vou had been bom. I won't n» yesterday, but rather eince too went to praaa to day ! |U :~e way. aertinn M, part of the celebrated U'Utra roaerwe. is of such rare nat re. heautv that I am itching to write 'ou ade-cnption. Iti* perfectly adorable. 1 know it well. I had no idea it »ai to lie sold yet.
Criminal Neglect.
A MESSENGER GETS DRUNK.
.BEAT SACRIFICE OE LIKE IN CONSEQUENCE.
Wasbixoton. March 1. On the day previous to the burs’mg of the dam at Preeoott. a messenger na> despairiied to warn the residents of \\ u-keuburg that there was dancer of -uch an event happening, but tne nir'-ciiger got drunk on the way and forget to deltwt r the message.
Terrible Shipping Disaster.
