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An article contained In your paper of this morning has reminded me ofihe following anecdote, which I beg you will commend to Mr. Speaker Steven- son, to be used on some future occa- sion.

 Some years ago, in one of the lower counties of NiiirEgiiiliia iiirEgiiiliia, witness under examination before the County Court. refused 10 answera question put to him by one of the counsel, and was therefore charged with contempt of court. He was arraigned on this charge, a long and patient investigation of the matter en- sued, and the court after mature delib- eration, decided that the prisoner was guilty, and that he should be publicly reprimanded by the persiding magis- trate of the court. hecuIprA was ac- cordingy placed at.the bar: the Chief Justice arose with allthe dignity the oc- casion required, and with impressive gravity, pronounced and executed tho sentence of tine court iii tine following words: "T-G-, you have been ac- cused ofa heinous offence you have been fairly and inpatiently tried and found guilty. The court in punishment of this offence, has ordered thatzI shall re- pTimand you: and 1dc reprimand you-,s ant you ashamed you nasty dog. --Bal. finaore C2,rou.