crowding round us for news and information; wishing particularly to know how they were to act with some profligate and intolerable characters amongst them, who had committed many serious crimes, adultery, etc., and wished to know if they ought to be allowed to accompany the rest to meet Heu Heu; stating that if they went, it would be inconsistent with their ancient customs. The settlement of these questions was undertaken by Mr. Bolland, as their Pastor; and those not engaged in discussing this matter had long and interesting conversations with me on various inferesting subjects; which would almost, from their simplicity and humourous manner, impress the idea that peace had been declared, and war-faring was at an end.