The news from Wellington is not satisfactory; and Cooper writes from Wanganui that the tribes are getting very unsettled there. Taylor writes that the meeting here is a great ''coup'', and expects much from it. I propose to hold it at the Station, which the Bishop has built for the Melanesian boys, near old Porter's, on the sea shore. That is, if the Bishop will lend it. It is an excellent place with good Cook-house, and sleeping-place. If you see him, sound the Bishop on the subject.