Warder AValsh was charged with supply ing tobneco and matches to ft prisoner. It appears Uorgan, the prisoner, gave evidence to the effect that Walsh called iiini into his room one day and asked piusoiiar if he bad any tobacco Prisoner uo. - Walah then said, " I'll give you some," and imme diately gave him a stick of tobacco and some matciies. Walah then asked prisoner if he could swear or know any prisoner inside who could swear he saw the gaoler (Parker) drunk on a ccitaiu date. The prisoner suid he had not seen him, but at the sugu'tstiou of Walsh weut inside with » pencil and piece of paper aud eot another prisoner who said he hud seeu the gaoler drunk ou that date. This coming to the gaoler's cirs, he brought a charge against the warder and the matter was investigated before the I.M. and three justices, the result being that the warder was found .guilty ami lined £10 or a mouth's iuiprison meiit. The "Chronicle" thinks it has been shewn tho man is unfit for office and ought to be discharged.
DUNISDINj Saturday. NEW B.V^K OF NEW ZEALAND.
