VOLUME f-NO. 1.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE S. W.
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| A Hint 10 Ladies.-T. Hood, in his new work.


says: alt is a treat to SEQ Prudery get into an ON


nibus. OF course she rejects the hand tina, is held


out to her by male Civiliiy. 1t might give her "a


squeeze. Neither does she take tho first vacan,


place but looks ou: for n seat, if possible, be-


tween an innocent little girl and an old woman.
In the meantime the omnibus moves on. Prudery


totters, makes u snatch at Civility's nose, or his


neck. or anywhere and missing her hold, rebounds
to the other side OF the vehicle, and plumps down


in strange geqteman's lap. True modesty


would have escaped all these indecorums.


In recent letter of Mrs. Childs, copied into the
In.elIigencer few days since, she pleads, iuter
mild and humanity. flowing way, for the lone prison.
er against tie rigorous system Of discipline prac-
tised in some of our PRISONS and earnestly adyo-
Gates the treatment Of kindness, having faith in
humanity. rather than cruel severity. She related
that John W. Edmonds, president of the board of
inspectors Of the New York State prison, on the
4th Of July last sent u beautiful banquet Of flow
ers toeach of the female prisoners NJ Stag s.


During last autumn, Mrs.. Dorr, the mother
of Governor Dorr, wishing TO give her son taste
Of some Of the rich fruits of the season, sent a
few peaches TO the warden Of the prison, with u
request that they might be given 10 him. This
was refused. Her husband went TO the warden to
know the reason. She was told lha. no dsilin cton
could be shown between the prisoners. She then
proposed 10 send some peaches to all Of them but
this was denied.


Not content with infictirg upon him the hard
ships and rsor of that oathsome prison to its fullest
extent, and subecting him TO prvatons which the
Others are not, this little favor was codly refused.
1t was simple request-a mothers wish to convey
some slight token to her oppressed son to cheer The
gloom of his lonely cell to let him know that the
love which mothers heart only can feel, follows
him there. Another pang was added to the grief
already Preytng at her heart, and cmbit.oring her
days-who can never look towards the setting sun,
bot there rise up to her view the dingy, massive
walls OF the prison, the more painfully to remind
her Of him they shut out from the light of Heaven.
the. enIearmenis Of friends and the blessings Of
i!le. Bat this is only one Of the many acts of
petty tyranny and maiignity practised upon Gov
crnor Dorr, which should cause the seal of univer.
sal public rcprobalion 10 be placed upon the aa-
iAors Of them, and leave their names to live only
IN ,h deIestaton Of posterty.-GiObe.