The following letter to Mr. Blunsom, who, as it will have been seen, had treated him with constant kindness, and done him much good service, will be read with interest.

"St John's College, Newfoundland,
January 7, 1856.

"I received your kind letter by the December
mail, and am very sorry to hear of your illness. The weather here is very cold, I feel it more than at
Cape York. I have begun to skate, and find it a
pleasant amusement. There is a lake a little
distance from the College, called, 'Quidi Vidi,' on which we practise. The Bishop is very kind and good to me. College here is not so large and fine a
place as St. Augustine's: nor are there so many
students. I hope that all my kind friends at
Canterbury are quite well. Please remember me
kindly to Mr. and Mrs. Gipps, and all at St.
Augustine's. With kind love to yourself,

"I remain, yours affectionately,

"KALLI."