round and insulting the gentlemen who give them their time and attention, in order that justice may be done. Really it is most humiliating, and I am not surprised when I hear Captain King and Dr. Weston have declined sitting in another native case, until some alteration is made. Europeans havs provoked by the spearing of cattle, for instance, Messrs, Smart and Good, likewise Mr. Groute. The latter was obliged to kill the animal, as soon as he got it home. These are upalatable truisms, for the lawless men who surround us. Had you seen the contemptuous manner in which Paratene, (in particular), and others passed the police Officer, whose stood the R.M. and other J.P's, you never would forget it, but I am delighted you were not present. The sooner you can return the better, and curb your rebellious