A
1859. . I am not
aware that.
that they have. ver been disapproved or superseded. The orders which His Excelleney
has given
ene in the subject of the
duties of the Colonial Seentary, can inly, in
opinion, bear the
my
interpretation, that he places
Ato
inference that.
trust in me, au
has caused me
great-pain
I believe that I have done nothing to warrant the want of confidence
shown towards me.
Believing that the Secretary
of State's decision in myr
my report in the Audit would be received lexfore long, I have waited for it, before making any represevitation this subject. Now that his decision has been received and that it
appears, as far
as I can judge,
without having seen the Despatch,
that Sir M H. Beach does not -
Contemplate
654
Contemplate that the Colonial Secretary
should have
ofer
tro
share in the
tr
general
that he
work of administration" should be redneed to the position
mene clerk, I bey respectfully that this Excellency will reamsider the orders that he has recently given.
respecting the duties of the Colonial Sveritary
when that has been done, I shall
be in a position to say how far it is
that I should be temporarily
necessary
relieved of a portion of any
such
drities in order to enable ine to m Complete the reorganization of the audit_
(Signed) WH. Marsh
P... The various minutes that I have
received this
comming from Ais in the subject of the administration and
Excellency
to work
Secretary and Audit Separtments, and Audit of the Colonial ony opinion, that the whole question of my
render it desirable, in
duties as Head