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Mr. Wallace’s collections from Amboyna and Ceram have arrived in England. The greatest novelty in them is a beautiful new Basilornis with an erect crest, making the second of the genus. Other species of interest are Lorius domicella, Eos rubra, Trichophorus flavicaudus, and Tanysiptera dea (?).
Mr. Wallace’s latest letters, dated from Ceram, in June last, speak of the probability of his return to England being not long delayed. He had been much disappointed with the results of an expedition to the northern part of the island, and was then intending to go to Mysol, which was expected to prove a good locality.
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