It is understood that affairs at Paribaka will be placed in the hands of som» of tho most influential chiefs. Tantare, nephew of Te Whiti, was Rent to the camp by the natives this uioraing to bring back Te Whiti's wife aud niece, who had accompanied Te Whiti to the redoubt, it being the wish of the natives that none should voluntarily go to prison. Tantnre was prevented by the Constabu lary from leaving the pah,. but subse quently, on an order being issued by Mr Bryce, lie wasalloweJ logo. Af;l p.m. Tantare was seen returning to Paribaka accompanied by Te Whiti's wife and niece. The Constabulary were camped in Tito Kowaru's paddock, a short distance in front of the pah, but no persons are allowed within the enclosure. Several correspond ents endeavored to gain admittance to-day, but were refused, ordera having been issued to admit no civilians. The natives offered a quantity of potatoes to the Con stabulary, but the latter were not allow <d to receive them. The natives are not allowed to leava Parihaka, and several men who were going out hunting for pigs, which they also intended as a present to the Constabulary, were prevented from leaving the pah. The camp at Pungarehu is almost de serted, there being but a few men ia charge. The Hon. Messrs Bryce and Bolleston were seen on the hill in the Paribaka camp this afternoon iv consultation with Colonel Roberts and Major Tuke. During the day numbers of Opunake and New Plymouth civilians passed through Pungarehu on a visit to Pari haka. The Wanganui Rifles and a portion of the Wellington Navals hare been marched back to Rahotu camp. ..,■{ Late this morning sentries were placed on the east side of Parihaka. Civilians are thus prevented from visiting either the English camp or the native pah. The Wellington Guards shift their posi tion to-morrow, but in what direction is not known. The prisoners are kept under a strcng guard. Major Atkinson arrived hore from Manaia at 3.20 this afternoon. At the time of writing this telegram, he is in close consultation with Messrs Bryce and Rolleston at this camp. '"''£. (government telegram.) "*""" Wellington, Nor. 5. Mr Bryce baa returned to Pungarehu. Means will be taken to cause the stran gers at Parihaka to withdraw to their own homes, which is now of great importance. 