PARLIAMENTARY.
{FROM 01R SPECIAL F CORRESPON-

DENT.)

WELLINGTON, this day,

THE HALL CAUCUS.
An Opposition caucus was held last night. The meeting is described as dis heartened. It is said that Mr Hall medi tates placing Mr Macandrew's motion at the bottom of the order paper, if possible, and, if beaten, of trying to re-construct the Ministry.
Only "thirty members attended Mr Hall's caucus last night.
Mr Levin attended the Liberal Associa tion meeting, and was called upDu to vote for Mr Macandrew, as he had only pledged himself to oppose Sir George Grey. He took time to consider.
