The friends of the unfortunate Mongolians m Chinatown received them back with opea arms, never more to wander either oy Cobb or foot, Clunesward again; some cut others bruised, all well frightened. 'No fear ' John suys. *no catchee me there again, all Arish, and Cots — very mad.'

Correspondence.
JUSTICE.
TO THE EDITOB OP THE TIUABTT int«^T,n r Sis,—A letter appears m your last issus, •igned " Oharls Bowker," containing two complaint!—one of the delay of the service of a summons, and the other, the delay of a day and a-balf m the execution of a warrant fram the E. M. Court. In the first place, let me ask Mr Bowker if he thinks he has been correct m publishing m his letter the name of the party againit whom he issued tb» warrant ? IN ot being a lawyer, I cannot say if it is actionable or not, but as a citizen, must pronounce it a vindictive pro* ceeding, that cannot be publioly approved of. Mr Bowker could hardly have reflected on the injury he has done, or has not suffered himself from evil report, and is unaware of the sting it inflicts. With regard to his client not having been j lerred with the warrant until Tuesday, in* stead of Saturday afternoon and Monday, Mr Bowker evidently supposes the Bailiff of the Court is to put aside all other duties he has on hand, to attend to his, on the instant. Some of us, fellow citizens, may be under th* impression, it would be as well if Mr Bowker took his tnrn with the rest; at all events, h» wished his warrant to be executed with breathless rapidity. May I ask, do we lira m a Christian, civilised country P Yours, respectfully, HCMIXIMS. Timaru, January 1.
