' Mf Fox has visited Wanganui, and with the tdfal force there, 700 regulars, no further fear is felt. The milUia would probably have been dismissed from actual service, but though the Governor's Deputy has power to call it out the Act gives him no power to turn it in hpain ; meanwhile attempts bare* been 'ramie to rriake the duly as" light "as possible, but with the greatest desire to do so it is found to press most inconveniently. Tiie smallest tiste of war is found to be very bitter. A military settlement has been authorised to be formed on the fron tier, and a campaign is talked of as probable during the winter in the Ngatiruanui country, ' "commencing 'Simultaneously at the two ends — , Taranaki and Wanganui ; hut there, is nothing authentic yet known. On "Mr 1 Fox's journey to Wellington he visited Rmgitikei, when Wi Hapi, one of the three West Coast leaders (Heremiah and Wi Tako being the others) had proposed to buil I a pa, feuing arrest in conse quence of his having been to Waikato, and should the pa be attempted there it is possible that troops may be moved down to prevent it. • At Waikanae Mr Fox received the submission of Wi Tako, who took the oath of allegiance to the Queen, Whatever may be thecausesth.it have led to this submission of Wi Tako's, it is generally thought that it will have a mo§t bene ficial effect <»n the peace of this province. Whether the peace will be maintained through out this province it is very difficult to pronounce. ....There still appears every prospect of it in all the ■""tUit'ricfo excepi, to the northward of Wanganui, which as already stated "fs spokdii "of ''aV'Otleof'! the bases of a probable campaign through the country of the Ngatirnamti scoundrels. The opening of the Provincial Council for business took place on Wednesday last, and we reprint His Honor's speech at full length* It is a most important one, exhibiting the imme diate- execution of public works and the re sumption of immigration on a large scale, under the authority of the powers granted to the Gen eral Government by the Three Million Loan Act. 