The * honorable member explained that previous to-his \ Ha^wke's 3iay to attend 'this Hoiise/'"lio hric i wi t|tt<§nitQrtbe chiefs of'Ahurivi) stating,t¥ath« was"^6in^tp attend' tb'e'House,r'and^tley 'hatf anything to^s'ay he would wait upon tliem, duJ these chiefs,did not even cave to reply. ?JVohw the steamer called at Napier, tlie «fctoporabj< '■ member for Ellesmore landed^ tpofr horse;taft? \ went to visit these and hef. 'Svrii L followed by the honorable member foi i Wellington. Hepjibok exception to th\^; conduct as far from'^honorablo treatmfente Surely those who resided upon the spot wduli be better able to represent the wants of tbi  natives, and would, as members of the Hous^ ! b'eHhe more legitimate channels of cornmunica tion. The hon. member then questioned th correctness of the translation of these letter which had been laid upon the table, and sau that Governor Grey was throwing^ upon thesi - chiefs the same evils which Governor Browii was charged with having been tho -author oj The hon. member addressed 'the House 8t coi • siderable length, and said he' hoped the lettej s would be fully considered and answered. : | MBSSAOIS FBOil HIS EXCBLtENCY THE CHyVEttNOI \ The Speakeh announced that he had/re^eivji message No. 3 from his Exeeljency'^tl < Governor, transmitting the loan Appropriate. Act for 1863, and on behalf of her 5 Majestj ; commanding the House to make pi'ovisio i accordingly. " J • ftfr. Wood moved that tho bill be read a first time. t J * #X [ .Motion carried, tKe bill was read a first timi and the second reading was an order-of-theda * for Thursday next, , ,

CHIEFS OF_AHUBini. • " ;l; l This question being resumed, tjfej Speakeb said he thought tho hon. member, Mr.''Colenss, ought to move a more definite motion, which would result either in an expression'of •■ opinic a by the House, or some course of actions' - '" Major Hichakdson seconded the motion, bi t at the same time really trusted that the mov< r would withdraw it for the present. Ho depr - cated the time of the House being taken up'b y a^^arate discussion \ipon letters of tbjjs^kiT^L." the rules of tho House, the ,d6batef;w(is

Mourned. t^M LOAN BILL. ,| The adjourned debate on the second reading of this bill was resumed by Mr. Vogel. 