printed - and the sooner it is laid on the Table of the House after it meets the better. The importance of Turton's report as bearing on the case of Russell against the Herald will be very great and unless it were made a public document by being laid before Parliament it could not be referred to. Of course the correspondence is of a character that both justifies and requires its being presented to the Assembly. I have no end of work which I must do before I can leave here so that please do not send the "Luna" till the middle of next week.