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New Holland being rapidly explored. A
newspaper has been established at the Bay
of Islands. French emigrants are arriving
in considerable numbers, but nothing like
hostility has occurred. H. b. Nj. Explor-
ing ships Erobus and Terror were at Hobart
Town. Sept. Sd, 1910. The Brigantinc Ro-
sa, Metcalfe, hence arrived at Sydney Sept.
2)th.


Three days after the arrival of the Britom-
art at Banks Peninsula, New Zealand, the
French trigate L'Aubc, Commodore La
wand, Arrived, andtwO days later, the French
whaler Compte dc Paris made her appear
ance, having on board fifty agricultural cmi-
grants, and sundry supplies for the new set
clement. Among these were several large
cannon, which, upon Captain Stanley's re-
monstIating with Commodore Lavand, were
not allowed to be landed. The British Hag
had been hoisted, and Mr.. Robinson was
left there as magistrate. 1t is presumed
that France intended to claim the Middle
Island, but in consequence of the British
proceedings that intention may be consider
ed to be abandoned. Everything appears to
have been conducted in u most amicable
manner. Commodore I.avand was particu-
lary hospitablc to our countrymcn.- .-Syd-
neg HernH.


T" resseIs proceeding 10 England or Uni-
ied States by ray of Cape Hom.- Any YES
sci, by touching at Port Louis, Berklcy 5
Sound, East Falkland, can procure suply
of fresh beef at ten dollars per carcasc.
There are plenty of ducks, fowls, geese and
rabbits in abundance, and also plenty offrcsh
water. There are no port dues, and every
attention will be paid by the Lieutenant in
command stationed there, and one of the
officers, Immediately vessel hcavcs in sight
will pilot her to safe anchorage. This we
be believe is not generally known.-B.