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October 10, ketch Prospect, 21, Johnson, from Moutere. -10, steamer Kennedy, -125,-- Conway*, from Wert Coast. — Passengers : Rev and Mrs -kraU-^fqd family, Mrs Duffy, Messrs Lewis, Dodson, "Matthews, M-Lean, Howrigan, Kryvie-Maquire, Frank, Mullett, Walker. 10, barque Pasithea, M'Murtrey, from London-'A' 'A .A . • I - 10, cutter Midge, 15, Eure, from Waitapu. —fl p»«tnger. 11, sobooner Sisters, 15, Charles, from Motupipi —t passenger. 12, ketel^Tiy o_t, 2J, Bollard from Marahan. •■' , -, SAILED. . . jßs||tf^ steamer Charles Edward, 89, Whitll' r etwmer Lyttelton, 86, Scott, for Greymonth. IMPOBTB. Pasithea, from London. 500 cases and 150 c jjjLlJinit, 350 cases ale, 500 cases, 30 qr<j@g|raindy, 40 qr-casks ram, 400 boxes §n_l^4W7£bil* wue, 50 boxes glass. 255 kegs naila. 3000 firebricks, 80J bags *«U, too casks cement, IOjOO. slates, 200 > bars 270 bdlsand 17 cattsiron, 40 cases-.champagne, 50 cases claret, 11 hhds holloware, 46 coils r#%4,10 orums oil, 20 casks 'and SO kegs 7|jttjpib~_ratej bottlea. 85 casks soda, 50 C_^^^|&,>7.s*fe», 15 bales woolpacks and •aci^%4j-«k gtaV 1 c*»l* screws, 15 caees powder, lftiblU) lead, 1 ca«e sewing machines, 16 cases, 1 baUtdrspery, 50 keg«.3o pkga and 380 cases oilm&tr> stores, 166 pkgs. general dM^tan^ise. N. Edwards &.Vo; 4 pkgs maenrfcerjr, 30 .pkgs steam engines, Anchor Foundry: lease fireworks,W. H., West; 7 trunks boots, T^iOtber; v5 cases stout, Baiiic #> Humphrey.} "incase,, Stanton j 15 pkgs, 1 c&se,fP-At& Thornton; 17.gkgB, a cases, F. B. iiadield; .1819 pkgs, lOOyrasks, Sclanders 8( CofVl cate, W. Darby; Safrpkgs, H Davis & Co; f^caje, 1 cask. Bishop of Nelson; 8 bales, B. FrariMn; 7 pkgs, W.C. Wilkins; 1 case. G. Deck; 1 pal, A. Somer-vil-'e; 8 pkgs, .12 trunks, 2 cases, M. Lightband; 1 case, J. Macintosh; 1 cask, Captain I_iliu«raa; 4rtaie»,R. Lucas & Son; 553.:pkgs, E. Buxton & Co; 1 c_*k, Rev. Mr W-tkioe; „rc_i>e,AV,lßell; l,ca.k, Acton Adanw;.. _ t •bkaeVA/Tl C-rd. 35 pkgs, Dr Hoadley; 1 case, W. R. Wa_rs; 24. pkgs, Edwards and Kerr; S7 pkgn'.W.* Milner; 1 case, Rev. T. t JBStyale {; 359. pkgs, 4 c ises, Order. > *i / .;;> r *.*••• ; •■••_. •■■ ..■)■. .■■ ■ i Basque Tasithea.—The barque Pasithea, Captain M'Murtrey, from Lindon, arrived offt e .Lighthouse oo Saturday last, after a p^-sage-uf i-ft'-day.. and was to wid into *"___rbor by the^S-eamecrKennedy yesterday morning. Reports leaving the Downs on "Jbiqa 8,; experienced.: fine weather to the f Equator, /-which was c.ossed on ' July 8. Paiscd tne Cape of Good Hope on Auguet 9, rn ind'-C-ipe Leuwfcrron: September 13. Fine - weather prevailed till Sunday, September 27. jW-tgp ip*latitude 4 Id. sm. S., longitude 154d. * ami Ei^ experience- a'very heavy gale from thV'S-K.*;*: 'at '4;a.m. shipped a heavy sea, carr, ing sway the. half-deck batch, smashing the cabin doors. »*nd fi ling the cabin with -water-.' On the following day shipped another sea which burst in the after-hatch; the ship laboring heavily and shipping a great quantity of water. From thence to Nelson experienced - heavy galea and unsettled thick weather, with y occa-iqnal .easterly gales. The captain reports «pcriencing very heavy weather from n Tasmania to Nelson. Spoke the ship Stowell •7Brown on June. 27°, in' latitude 13 degs. Cl Vim-* N^ longtime 27 degs. 19 mins. W., ~7,h(fbus .fr«'in ' Liverpool to' Aden ; also " parser the barque Vicksbnrg on July 30, -jaJitttu^e-*3sji.egs- 36 mins. South, longitude 8 degs 2 mios West, bound from Liverpool to Bombay.