IMPORTS.

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IMPORTS.

Fer.lo, from Melbourne : 3 qrs rum. 2 do sheiry, \ do vinegar, 1 pocket flops, 40 halfboxes soap, 200 bags flour, 4 do split peas, 2 qrs sherry, 3 tanks malt, 42 bags salt, 5 cases, coffee, 2 hnlf?tierces tobacco, 15 cages lobsters, 3 do pickles, 20 boxes tea, 35 halfchests dp, l^O bags flour, 36 half cheats tea, \5 casea hams, 51 bales chaff, 15 cases vinegar, 20 cases pickles, 20 cases vinegar, 25 cases,. claret, half-tieroe tobacco, 2 cases cigarsj Glenn Bros ; 4 cases tobacco, C Harlrag; 6dodo,P M.Griffen; 40 halfrboxes soap, M Levy ; 50 bales chaff, 15 bags potatoes, 9 do onions, 4 b,px§s eggs, Jas. Taylor ; 2 cases, 1 truss merchandise, J Manson ; 1 truss leather, 4 boxes grindery, O'Brien 5 5 bales corks, Strike and Blackmore ; 60 bags flour, Myan Bros; \ casp merchandise, 1 package boots, Thomas and M'Beathj 2 j packages furnitnre, 1 case glassware, 1 case glasSj G Smith ; l organ, Rae ; 1 case boots, 2 trunks do, 7 cases merchandise, 1 do oilskins, 10 packages merchandise, 1 truss do, 1 case drapery, Thomson, Smith and Barkley; \ cojse boots, Manson and Co. EXPORTS, Per. Yarra, for Hokitika: 30 tons coal, order. Per Ann, for Charleston: 10 cases stout, 20 do brandy, 15 do geneva, 20 do kerosene, 20 boxes, candles, 10 cases milk, 4 kegs nails, 1 qr-cask vinegar, 10 boxes raisins, 2 sacks oatmeal, I bag currants, 2 cases sardines, 10 half-chests, tea, 1 bale calico, 60 bags coal, 50 do ildur 4 17 bales chaff, 1 Kennedy Bros. Per Volunteer, for Manukau : 35 tons coal, 1 sack coke, Cardno. Per Rose of Eden, far Kaiapoi : 40 tons coal, order.

The schooner 10, Captain Murdoch, was towed in by the p.s. Dispatch on Thursday forenoon. She left Port Phillip Heads on the 15th, with light easterly winds, After leaving the land she carried variable winds during the run across from the N. and N.E. until making the land off Cascade Point on Satur- j ' day last. Here she encountered a very heavy gale from the N.E. and N. W., which considerably retarded her progress. She arrived in the roadstead on Wednesday night, ' and was brought in as above. She brings 135 tons of general merchandise, chiefly conBigned to her owners, Messrs Glenn Bros. Yesterday bulk was 'broken, and the cargo' was turned out in first-rate condition. It is all expected -to be landed on the wharf today, •■•■- --: There have been very few shipping events smce'our last, the only arrival being the Io from' Melbourne, and the only departure, the Yarra for Hokitika. The bar has remained smooth, and the channel straight and deep. The Ros3 of Eden and Volunteer have loaded \»p cargoes of coal, and \p}\ Bail to-day. The Drig Magnet may now be hourly lqoked for from Melbourne When the Jo left she had about. 80. tona of cargo, to take in, and was expected to sail about the 21st uU}. The 8.8. Gothenburg, ; from Melbourne, arrived at the Bluff on Thursday, and Dunedin yesterday. She will make the, usual round of the, porta, and: sail from this roadstead for Melbourne direct on or about Thursday; next;. /,.-