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Per Zenilworth, for Fijis: 9 betes tobacco, 5 half-chests tea, 6 cases jams, 22 mats sugar, 3 quarter-casks brandy, 6 o»ses whiskey, 5 JOSE£>" old torn, 20 cases o?e, 2 quarter casks rum, .20 cases geneva, 25 casks bottled beer, 12 mats snguv, 2 quarter-casks rum, 1 bale cottons, 3 cases cottons, Cruickshank, Smart and Co.; 1 half-tierce tobacco, H. 8. Meyers ; 3 boxes tobacco, D. Levy ; 1 case drapery, A. Clark and Son; 1 ditto ditto, Craickshank, Smart and Co. ; 20 cases preserved meats, 1 parcel, G-. W. Binney.—Oruickshank, Smart ar d Co., agents. Per Magellan Oloud, for Chatham Islands. —15 packages ammunition, Hood ; 6000 feet timber, 43 packages, H. 8. Meyers ; 3 ditto, Cruickshan'k, Smart and Co. ; 23 ditto, Hood ; 11 ditto, Brown, Campbell and Co.; 23 packnges, Briscoe.- Q-. W. Binney, agent. Per ship Excelsior, for London :—Ex -warehouse, under bond : 1 case glassware, CruicUshank, Smart, and Co. Transhipment goods ! ,2 casks.coffee, 30 bales cotton, Cniicl<shaiik, Smart, and Co. j 32G cases kauri guri, Stewart nnd Anderson; 5 ensks iron sand,.lSunk Ne-.v Zealand ; 42 krgs butter, L. "W. Eaton ; 435 cases kauri gum, Must and Co. ; 23 casks tallow, C. J. Stone; 12 casks oil, J. S. Mncfarlane and Co.; 132 enses kauri gum, Q-. Thorne, jun. : 281 ense* kauri gum,, liolph," Sterry 'and: Co. ; 319 cases kauri gum, 10 casks tallow, J. S. Maefarliine and Co. ; 41 eases kauri gum, W. J. Hurst and C 0..; 18 casks tallow, ~L.JX. NaThan and Co.; 602 cases kauri gum, *]% bugs kauri gum, 8 ca3ka kauri gmnyßrown'.Campbell and Co.; 1 case merchandise, Cruickshank,-Smart and- Co.; 16U kegs butter, 6 bales wool, Combea (ifid Daldy ;'l case effects, C. K. Eoskruge; 15 caaps old copper, H. B Morton ; 403 cases kaur.i. gum, Mupt and Co-; 8 keg? butter, Jakins and Wilcox ; 129 cases kauri gum, John Lnml>; 62 bat; 3 .copper, 1 snmp'.e parcel, A. Clurk and Son ;■ 1,431. packages kauri gum ; 11 cask?' fallow, Brown, C;imv>beli and Co.;. 1 case plants, W. J. Vance ; 3 easfs plants, Captain Brauftd ; 177 caiea kauri gumi It. Walker and Co. ; 2 cases plant?, Jfaaoit Brothers ; 5 boxes gold, 18 bare silver, Bauk of New Zealand; 4 Lozes-gold,' 1 box cancelled notes, Bank ©f Australasia; 2 cases plants, A. Wardrop ; 45 bales wool, 10 tons' leather, Irefa'nd Brothers.—Brcwn, Campbell, and Co., agents. :■• ■■-■ ■ "V. I A brig is singnalled as we gvXo press. The brig Alarm, Capt. "Walxer, cleared at the Customs to-day for Newwstle, and will sail this evening. ; . ' - ' The schooner Kenilworth dearcd for the Fijis to-day, with'a general sarg» and five passengers. She will sail to-nmrow. , Tlie achooher Magellan Cloud -will sail 'for; the Chatham Islands this evening: .Passengers :—Mr. and Mrs. Briscoe and daughter";: Messrs; Hood, Pttrdie, Spand, Lanauze. The barque Celeatia sailed from. Newcastle; for this port on the 12th inßtant, with a cargo •of coals, ' « , \ The Excelsior is again loaded for homeland will be ready" for sea by to-mdrrow. She carries a full .cargo, a large qutmtily of gold, and the following passengers :—Mrs. B. W. Wynn and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ue'Costa. The ketcfe WildlDuek arrived at LeVuka, from Solomon Islands, on the 7th inst.j' with 50 labourers,- and 8 tons of fbcche-le-mer. Bhe is to sail for Auckland on the 19th inst., probably calling at the. Bay of Islands for j coal; . : . . The1' ;schooner Merlin; Captain M. Yaf.es, left Lavuka on-Fmlay, the" 15thiristant -had light southerly and'sout-K-east -'-wiiids until; Sunday, thro 24th; then had strong north-■ east and northerly winds;; ntade Cape Brett at 4 a.m. on the 26th instant, and arrived in : harbour on tho same day, at 10 p.m. — Passengers : ; Captain E ? Gr t . Arpistrong,, Sergeant - Major Cr'eighton, Lieutenant John fficCoU' ' J ■■'■"' '!. '■ "'■'■' ■