"His Eonof the Superintendent returned to Wellington from -Wanganui on Sunday j while at tho latter place he liberated the prisoners taken at the battle of Moutoa, to whom his Excellency tho Governor had granted a pardon, and this was the chief object of his Honor's visit to Wanganui. We understand that no Berious resistance by the disaffected Natives to the formation of tho Wai totararoadft apprehended, while tho loyal Natives are, if possible, more staunch than ever in thoir attachment to the Government." Thompson's son has arrived in Auckland, and has clearly enough expressed himself as to the intention of the Natives. The disclosures of tho intended plans of General Eewi may bo taken aa aftbrding a pledge of the unroserved determina tion of the Waikato people to havo no moro par ticipation in the doings of that violent partisan of the king.
