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utterly and for ever alienated those who might have worshipped him, and the sooner and the more complete the severance of the uncongenial ties the better. Mr Moorhouse may remain the Superintendent of Canterbury, but is it fit that he should remain Member for Westland ? If he has not the decency to resigu, the people must shame him into doing so. Let every man in the country sign the requisition calling upon |Mr Moorhouse to give up his seat. If ho contemptuously refuse, at least the Colony will see that he can continue to hold it only under false pretences. The Marion (Ohio) " Independent" says that thirteen human skeletons, of an extinct race, were found iv an excavation for a cellar in that place lately, and expresses the opinion that the hill upon which the excavation was made is full of similar remains. ' Two of the skeletons were of females. The females when living, must have been taller than the average of men of the present day. The males must have been seven or eight feet high.' There aye eight Theatres in New York, and the " Tribune" says :— ' It is, we think, rather a remarkable fact that, at tho present time, in the city of New York; there is not a single dramatic performance given which a person of taste and culture can witness with entire satisfaction.' Sib Joshua Eeynolds at llome. — At a venison feast, where the ceroinony were more intent upon eating tlian talking, Keynolds tried, to no purpose to engage his neighbor in eager conversation. The tacitimi man at last broke silence to say, "Mv Reynolds, whenever you aye at a venison feast, I advise you not to speak during dinner time, ns, in endeavoring to answer your question, I have just swallowed a piece of fat entire, without tasting its flavor. Mr Courtenay, who describes the scene, says that " the trifling embarrassment only served to enhance the hilarity and sincere pleasure of the entertainment. .Hokitika Letter List. LIST OF LETTEES received during the Month of June, 1867, and remaining unclaimed on the 30th September, 1867 :— Addis, Eber, 2 Leathwootl, F. J. & R. Allison, Wm. Lewis, Edwin Allen, Miss Lindsay, William Anderson, James Lisk, John Anderson, George Louglands, George Anderson, R. Mrs Loth, Herman Bailey, Neil Low, Andrew Bainbridge, John Lynott, Thomas Baldry, William Alaoiver, Colin Barry, Thomas ;or Maddison, Edward, 3 Garrett Maguire, Francis Barrett, W. H., 2 Mahoney, John, 3 Barrett, John Mallett, Eugene Barden, Joseph Maloney, Michael Batty, Mr 3 Marshall, J. W. Baylias, Mr D. Martin, W. P. Bathain, F. Wellesly Mathison, Mr Bache, John B. Meoney, Robert Betty, S. C. Merritt, Jno. Bennett, Charles Mewett, William Bowden, H. Millar, Sterling Susane Bowden, Daniel Miller, James Bowler, John Mills, John Bradley, Charles Minn, Thomas Brown, Charles Miniman, John Bryan, D. F. Moeller, R. and Co. Brjson, Samuel Moller, P. Bundle, John Moffett, Jane Bradbury, John Moffett, Thomas Lovel Brauchiue, Theodore Moffett, William, 3 Burrel, John Molony, John Burrow, M. A. Miss Molony, William J. Barton, Alfred Monk, W. L., 2 Bysoutb, Robert Mounee, John Buniann, Heinrich Moroney, Thomas Byrani, Abram, H. Moore, W. Buckley, Margaret Morris, John K. Buckley, John Millian, Thomas Burgo, James Murdock and Co. Burke, Richard Murray, James Caldwell, John Musgrove, Miss 0. Camble, Owne Muretini, Stefauo Camdiou, Chas. M'Allister, John Cameron, John M'Butler, Donald Carv, J. L. M'Cann, Thomas Caathew, Robt. M. M'Carthy, T. T. Carson, Hamilton M'Carthew, David Cateva, William M'Curty, Robert Courtenay, Edwavd M'Clarty, Robert Caugherty, John M'Cleai'y, Robert Chapman, James, 2 M'Cobe, Patrick Chapman, Isaac M'Donald, John Ohihnan, William M'Dermott, James Clark, Frank M'Faddeu, Thomas Clai'k, Jos. M,Gevrold, Michael Clai'k, W. M'Ginby, James Clarkson, C+. F. ' • M'Gvath, Peter Clifford, E. Mrs M'lntosh, Evan Collins, J. M'Kelpen, Cav^ton Collins, Patrick, R. M'Keuzie, John L. Cole, G. M'K«nzie, Wm. Copland, James M'Kemau, James Connor, James M'Kintosh, Evan Cooke, George, Dr. M'LaughlaTi, Michael Cook, Soinl. M'Lean, James W. Coutts, Mrs M'Meikan, William Oougliliu, Thomas 31 'Mullen, James Coyle, Charles M'Pherson, Joseph, 2 Cox, Mv M'Rae, Murdock Crowley, J. F. Nathan, Mv Crown, John M. Neilson, Jamea Ciuf, John C. Neincarrow, Joseph Dallas, A. J. Nelson, Robert Danlon, Thomas Nicholls, 11. Darroch, John Norrish, W. G. David, James Norton, Thomas Davery, James Oakes, John Digro, Antonio Olson, John Delanage, Robert O'Brien, James, 2 Delas, Carreras Fran- O'Connor, Cornelius, 2 cisco O'Connor, John, 2 Deswood, Anne Miss O'Donnell, Michael i Dickson, J. K. O'Kane, Henry Dickson, James O'Leaiy, Charles Dodd, William P. O'Neil, Charles G. Donne, George O'Reilly, Patrick Douglas, John O'Shea, Davie Dwhan, Thomas Palraev, James Dracatos, Michael Paterson, J. H. Duncan, John Pctisirom, Guiseppc Dunstan, D. Petorsen, Humphrey Dunstan, Charles Phcan, Margavet Dyer, John Pidgood, Mv Easkinc, Samuel Povtei", John, 4 Edmondsou, W. J. Presswell, Henry Ennett; Jofepli Price, E Fairbain, Miss Price, Mr Fedderson, J. K. Pullin, William Fene, Mary Misa Purves, itobevt Ferguson, Dan Quick, William Findlay, Charles Rae, Mr Finly, Richard Rao, Mrs Flynn, Bernard Rainsford, James D. Foley, James, 2 Ramecke. Frederick Forder, Wm. H. Rea, Mr J. Forsyth, James G. 2 Itoid, Joseph Fovsyth, John Rendell, Samuel Fane, John Richmond, Mdward Fowler, J. H. Ridd, William Fox, Mr Rigbye, Chas. H. 8., 2 Frazev, John Riley, Joseph Fry, F. W., 3 Roach, G. H. Fryberg, A. Roberts, Thomas Gallagher, Timothy Robertson, James Ganlore, Hans A. Rogers, Edmund Goodwiek, William Rolands, M. Godvin, W. C. Rooney, Philip Gilbert, John Wood Ross, Miss Agnes Glover, George Routson, Homy Gordon, Robert C. Rowe, Mrs Amelia, 2 Gordon, Georgo K. Royan, Mrs Mary Greisaon, ¥. G-mnl Russell, William, 3 G-reeudtmd, Hemy Saul, Thomai