(she left for Auckland on the 18th. and return overland. I am under some promise to meet him on the road, about Ngatiruanui; which I shall probably visit with the Superintendent, who wishes to see the natives there. We were in some apprehension the other day, from the arrival of 200 natives, chiefly from Upper Taranaki, at Poutoho. They were armed, and had a War dance, and exchanged a few blows with T. Williams' people. Their ostensible, and perhaps real