of a fresh outbreak. At the same time, until the question is finally settled, acts of violence may take place, and so cause many variations upon which it would be idle to speculate. I am informed verbally that the office of Inspector of Police is abolished, and that the Superintendent will perform the duties of that Officer. How long he will find it convenient to do so with regard to the responsible duties of his own office, I am not able to say. Dunn is to be appointed Sergeant at a salary of £120, and I