and- : their ohildren, and the four persons un-- .; claimed by relatives or friends,* who perished in the late fire, were interred in ; the cemetery to-day. The procession: : ; was one of the largest ever seen here, and the crowd in the cemetery was imnienseiT .";'•• v Archdeacon Edward and the Revl^Mr d: ■ Rosely officiated ; at;, the graves. The Wilsons have a brother a draper ill-Wel lington, who never communica^te^witb anyone here with reference to the fate' of his relatives. ' ; d dd"'d ~^'-d A deputation representing' the 1 un-i ; employed waited on the Mayor, this! morning, stating that a large number, qi laborer's and skilled artisans Were Quite* unable to obtain employment. They Vera' prepared to dp any work. : The. Mayo*; said the Corporation would do "all in its power to provide work. The Harbor: Board would conimehce a naif .tide" Watt in about a fortnight, ans aa l soon Us 'tile. Windsor se'ciidn of the Oamarii— Living-^ ston railway , was commenced it would, give great relief. A public meetingvof the unemployed will be held on. Monday night. ; ?JCJ Gbahamstown, Saturday. The tribes of Hauraki have at last given their decision, leaving the Govern ment "as you were." They tell^thc assassins to be good boys fur the futureV or they will be handed over to the. law, but seem to have no intention of handing them over now, although pressed to-.'dd so by the Native Agent— the one Whoi.^. urged that it would be dangerous f or_the Government to attempt to. take themf when Superintendent Thomson wished jbQ go up with a few policemen to arrest them. The Native Minister has' been communicated with respecting the result, of the inquiry, but by the time any in-? structions can be received from him the culprits will have disappeared, and; ep another farce will have ended. The assay value of the Wairarapa gold is £2 18s per oz, — higher than the average. value of Thames gold. 7 ; Wellington, Sunday. ' ' The Chronicle asserts positively that Mr Jackson intends to petition. against Mr Mason's return for the Hutt, on the grounds of bribery and intimdation. A movement is on foot to induce Mr E. Pearceto become a candidate for the Mayoralty. The Pinafore Company opened success fully at the Academy of Music. 