What hallucination could there be about it? I saw my own father four times, my sister six times, my old Ballarat partner, Rufus Smith, once. All these I saw in full light, and how could I be mistaken, or how could the Eddy Brothers personate them ? An old lady (Mrs S.) and her daughter, from Romeo, Michi gan, came while we were there. After they had been there a few nights, the spirits asked the old lady to take a seat on the platform, close to the cabinet. Soon after taking her seat, the form of an old gentleman walked out of the cabinet and shook hands with her, and she palled him " father." He re tired, and in a few minutes a young man ap peared, and shook hands with her ; and then a young girl, and soon afterwards another young man. Each shook hands with the old lady. After the seance was over, I asked her if she was sure those were her friends. She said she could not be mistaken. The first was her father, the second her son, the third her granddaughter, aud the fourth a man who used to work for her. I ask any reasonable being if that is not good evidence? Another night the spirit of Mrs Eaton ap peared and invited the same lady to dance with her on the platform. Mrs Eaton apologised for not being able to dance very well, as she said she was more used to praying when in this world. She was eighty .years old when Bhe passed on. Her old pastor, she said, would think it strange that she should come back here to dance. There was another old lady the spirit of a Mrs Brown, who used to come' out and dance with the lady from Michigan Mrs Brown's grandson, Edward.Brown, attends the circle every night. He married one.of the Eddy sisters. Does it riot seem rattier comical that an old lady about eighty, who has been so

.What between late election matters and the all-engrossing subject of abolition, a subject that ought to interest the volunteers of the Colony, and especially those at this end of it, has been very much overlooked in' the press of business above referred to. 