Raglan.— The 'Emma Eliza' arrived in the Mamikan ou Satuiday morning, from Raglan, she having been chartered by the Government to convey passengers f i om thereto Onehnuga. She brings twelve passengeis- persons who have been settled at Raglan, and aie^iutending to stay here until they have raoi c confidence in the state of affairs there. We hear that all the Europeans have been ordered by the natives to loave Kawlua, — a place about twenty miles fiom Raglan. Voluntei.r Cavalry Corps.— The settlers within the district of the 3id Battalion of the Auckland Militia aie lcquested to meet at Otahuhn on Tuesday next at 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose of taking into consideration the necessity of forming a Volun teer Cavaliv Force, for the piotectiou of that dis trict. A letter fiom the Uudor-secretaiy upon the subject will be laid befoie the meeting. Election Melting. —On Saturday evening a numeiously attended meeting of Mr. W. Swanson's suppoi ters was held at the house of Mr. D. Sheehan, the Governor Browne Hotel ; Mr. Jainos Foley in the dun. Mr Swanson pioduced a letter from Mr. S. Cochiane signifying his withdrawal from the con tent, and expiesbing 1m intention to discontinue the advertisements in the papeisin which he offered 'himself as a candidate for a seat in the Pioviucial Council. The lettei, it was understood, was ad diessed to Mr. Laughlin O'Bnen, the returning officer, and was to be deliveied to him by Mz\ Swanson. Aiiikrixand SrroiAL Shttlfmini. — On Fiiday evening last, a meeting of Albeitland settlers took place m Mr. Cockrain's schoolroom, Hobson-stieel, and was veiy numeiously attended, there being neaily 200 peisons picsent. Dr. Bell occupied the choii, and the meeting was addressed by tlie Chair man, the Rev. Mi. Edgar, Mr Longbottom, and others. TJie Rev P. H. Ooi nford was expected to be piesent, but was unable to atteud. The pro ceedings, did not teiminate until nearly 11 o'clock, and the meeting was then adjourned until next Fiiday evening, at the same place. Bucnr m Apple Tri^s.— Mr. James Keenan, gaidenei of St. 