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Thomas W. Dorr.--Mcssrs. Turner and Burgess
held their Sd and last interview of two and half
hours with CIV. Dorr on Saturday last. The
father of Gov. Dorr, in company with one of the
Inspectors and The warden, was permitted to sec
him on the 22d Of August last. His father and
mother visited him on the 10Th Of December last.
The father has had the permission twice since
that time. These are the only visits which have
been permitted since his commitment on the 9th
of June. .lS44. The door is now again closed.


Gov. Dorr has authorized his counsel, Messrs,
| Turnes and BarSes, 10 take the necessary steps
for suing out writ Of error from tho supreme
court Of tho U. States, and to associate with
| themselves such others, US counsel, as they may
deem expedient; to whose entire management, as
heretofore, his case is confided. Preliminary
steps for further proceedings have already beeir
taken. A petition for a writ Of error has received
tho signature of Gov Dorr.


Although Gov. Dorr is much enfeebled in body
| by his confinement he sustains himself with an
equal mind under all the infections of his enemies
! We repeat that the levies made upon the COZ
munity by "stock" or .'scrip" pprporting T.


issued in behalf Of Gov. Dorr, are wholly disea,
tenanced and repudia.ed BY him.-Repp''"


Herald, Providence.