That this Hddic, rccbguising ilie right of the Homi GoTernment to insist lipoti the 'maintenance of this) system of donble Government so long as the colony is receiving the aid of British troops for the suppres sion of internal disturbances, accepts the alternative} and requests the Home Government to Withdraw the 1 whole of Its land force from the Colony, and to issue such instructions to his Excellency the Governor as may enable him to be guided entirely by the recommendations o/ his constitutional advisers in native as well as in or dinary affair', excepting upon'such matters as may 1 direct'y concern Imperial interests and the prerogatives of the Crown. t < That the House takes this occasion of expressing its loyalty and devotion to the Crown, its tleep gratitude for the generous assistance rendered by the mother country to this colony, 1 and its cordial npprec'atiott of the gttltht services performed b> Her Majesty's land and naval forces In New ZeaUnd. That these, resolutions be Embodied in a humble ad dress to hi* Excellency the,G vernot, requesting hini to transmit them to her Majesty'! Principal Secretary of State For the Colonies. ,' ( - Major Ri'cHardspn had broUgn't in a bill for the acquisition, of iaiid for Government House, ' offices, &c, in Wellington, which had passed its first and second reading. Major Atkinson obtained leave to bring iii a Bill to authorise the Governor t5 take land for roads and military purposes. Mr."Rey nolds oßtanled leave to bring in a Bill to sus pend the operation of the fJew Provinces Ad until the end Of the ne*t session of the Gene ral Assembly. Majdr Ridhardsori obtained leave to bring in a Bill to arrange for carrying out a mail service between Great Britain and New Zealand via Panama ; he Said this VraS' simply a Bill to enable the HduSe to carry but tbe intention of the people of New Zealand ad already expressed. " The House at iW rising brl ' Thursday adjourned until 12 o'clock on Satur day. 