ensued he would be the party whose name would appear. That tells you all about that. It must stay till you come and should anything stop you from coming you will need to let me know what you want done. Hart telegraphs he will try and meet you at Napier I doubt if he can do much good in the matter. At any rate he could advise you by letter as to your liability, that is the only point on which he would be wanted. There is a fellow called Lord here who edits the new paper 'Daily Telegraph' he bothered me some time ago to send and recommend his application for the Lieut. Commission in the Militia - He says he is Lieut. in the Militia in England - Old Withers hates him. There is no harm that I see in giving the man what he wants and may assist in keeping his Paper quiet. It is a wretchedly edited affair but is taking our side and is fairly supported and will if continued do Wood much harm - Of course