We (Sydney Morning Herald of the 22nd xilt.) are indebted to Mr. D. Calder, chief officer of the Egmont (s), which arrived yesterday morning from New Caledonia, for the following par ticulars of another horrible murder committed by the natives of New Heb rides. The news was ascertained from the captain cf the schooner Tanna, which arrived at New Caledonia from theislands on the 11th. July, disclosing the fact jtaat Captain Anderson, of the labour schooner Lucy and Adelaide, of Brisbane, had been murdered at the island of St. Bar tholomew, one of the Now Hebrides group. Erom information gleaned on board the Tanna by Mr. Calder, it app., ears that the captain and Government agent of the Lucy and Adelaide went ashore at St. Bartholomew, in the ship's boat, and proceeded up to the village, where they were almost immed iately attacked by tho natives. Captain Anderson was at once overpowered and murdered, and the agent fled to a neigh* bouring village, the natives of which were fortunately for him, at enmity with their neighbours, and therefore would not allow him to bo molested. They treated him kindly, and afterwards con veyed him to the ship's boat, where they wore rewarded by presents of tobacco, tomahawks, calico, &c. The body of the ill-fated captain was also brought down to the boat, bill the murderers re

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