" OUR habitual criminals" have had the good fortune to arrest the attention of an accomplished writer, who, in the last number of the Calcutta Review, gives us one of the most interesting papers on prison discipline that has ever, within our knowledge, been placed before the Ind

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exhaust the value of the remedies proposed ; and of course the heads of the Medical Department are removed from the affairs of this earth by a net-work of restrictive routine which it is more easy to imagine than to describe. It is open to journals like the Spectator in London t

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swill lot at 100. Fort Gloster at 79 to 80 cash, and 83 for time. Howrali Mills from 32 to 26 discount for contributory shares, mid 31 to 29 discount for time. Seebpore at 78 to 80 cash. Dunbar Cotton at 15 dis- count for contributory. Goosery Cotton 225. Tea Shares.-13ishnauth,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE INDIAN DAILY NEWS. SIR,—So Mr. Hogg has at last put down raffles in Calcutta. He is a most extraordinary man, he will not allow people to spend their ten rupees on their chance of getting a few thousands, but he does not scruple spending their, the rate-paye

A JURIDICAL experiment of some importance, which has recently been tried in Bengal, really courts more attention than it seems to have received from the public ; and we observe with sincere regret that a resolution of the local Government, which is eviden•ly intended to write up

the country, on how many of these benches representative magistrates sat, to what classes these magistrates belonged, and the state of public feeling regarding the whole reform generally. These are merely the heads under which, as any one familiar with the subject must p u•ceive