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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2797, 13 July 1866, Page 3

NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.

" Simple Dmsiov."— We cannot undertake to correct our contemporary's arithmetic. "Rather a Hard Case." — Having perused the repprt of the evidence, in the case of Edward Alaurea, for a breach I of the Distillation' Prohibition Ordinance, heard before Mr. Beckham on the lfrth, we see no reason for supposing that the accused was hordly dealt with. The onJjr. ground urged ' for delay in the prosecution was the absence of Mr. Wynn, , bat a postponement appears to have been granted to enable the acdnsed to obtain profes'Sional'afd}' and Mr: Beveridge appeared on his 'behalf. The. proof • was 'conclusive .to our mind ; and any number of lawyers could not alter the facts. For those' reasons, we decline inserting the letter of " One ; who supports the law, but hates oppression an3"in]'ustice'." i'We hav* l received two communications from* 'Thomas' S. Williams, which we are compelled, to hold over fdr the, . present. " Ocit "Faixin Womek."— The subject of this letter 'is most important; but ne hardly think it is treated as it ought 1 to be by the writer.. The increasing \i demand* «-n our space, however, and not any objection to its tone, compel us. to decline its insertion.. , ■ , " Temperance." — We are unable to find space for Mr. John Graham's letter ; but shall preserve the enclosure for future reference. • >, ,•■<', , , • t ' ,

THE HAYMARKET is CLOSED for busineai ' ' , during the preseni week. ' , • . . t