[From Our Sydney Correspondent.)

Latest advices from New Guinea report that the natives have committed another frightful massacre. Mr Ingham, and the crew of the steamer Rourna were at Brooke's Island, when they were suddenly attacked by natives, and Ingham, the master and owner, Isles the engineer, one European, and two Chinese on board were massacred. The natives have seized all the arms which were iv the possession of Ingham and Redlick, and it is now dangerous to approach them. The two seamen of^the Miunie Lowe have also been murdered. Considerable excitement and apprehen sion exists amongst the traders on tlie coast aud the missionaries. [The following particulars of atrocities committed by the New Guinea natives in November last, have beeu furnished by the master of the cutter Oscar : —" Oa Tuesday last, November 5, two aged aud helpless women belonging to a bush tribe in the vicinity of Kerepuna entered the village adjoiuing our beche-de-mer stations for the purpose of trading. For some reasons they were seized and brutally murdered, and their bodies thrown into the water. This as an instance of their savage spirit is nothing compared with the horrible act that took place some few days before. The Karu j , natives iv battle with a bush tribe made j four prisoners, whom they bound hand and | toot and carried to their village. Here the j prisoners were thrown, bound like sheep, on j the ground, while their captors built a large I lire. They then proceed to cut them up j alive, inch by inch, commencing at the ! joints of their fingers, then their toes, until j nothing was left of the unfortunate j creatures but their still living trunks and heads. The heads were then cutt off, and boiled to preserve the skulls. These are by no means rare instauces, as Captain Webb", of the Pride of the Logan, was often obliged, during his stay on this part of the coast, to be a witness to similar scenes. They are also the most inveterate thieves, as Mr Ingham can testify, and of very treacherous dispositions, as they have on several occasions attacked us without provocation while pretending to be frifndly. This may open the eyes of many admirers of the New Guinea natives to their real merits and virtues."]

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