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May 6, steamer Wellington, 278, Anderson, from Picton and Wellington. Passengers Misses Watts, Blundell, Mesdames Hose, May and child, Messrs Overton, Mackay, Arkell, Manson, Winstanley, Roberts, Jack, Smith, and 2 Natives. — "cutter Dauntless, 12, Kickette.'from Marabau. 1 ~ cutter Maid of Italy, 15, Clarke, from Biwaka. ■ • — critter Plane*, 12, Thorne, from Htfotaeka. . . . BAILED. May 5, steamer Wallace, 64, Dillon, from Wanganm., Passengers : Messrs Bettanv, White, Wilson, Burnaide, and 4 others. — ■steamer Kennedy, 136, Whitwell, for Wellington, — schooner May 21, Taylor, for Croixelles. 6, steamer Murray, 78, Conway, for West Cost?t, — cutter M.idge, IG, Eure, for Waitapu. — cutter Wave, 10, Ricketts, for Torrent Bay. — schooner Australian Maid, 17, Gilbert--800, for Awaroa. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Steamer Wallace, from Wanganul, to-mor-row Steamer Kennedy, from Wellington, 'to-mor-row "■ Steamer Star of the South, from Wellington and South, May 8 Steamer Taiaroa, from Taranaki and Manukau, May- 8 Steamer Patea, from Wellington Steamer Lyttelton, from Blenheim Steamer Peloras, from Havelock Schooner Awaroa, from Wanganui Barque Natal Queen, from Newcastle Barque Chaudiere, from London IMPOETB. „ Wellington, from Picton and Wellington — 1 Buchholz; 4 cases, Fletcher; 1 case, Farrelle and Collins; 2 cases, 4 bdls, Buxton & Co; 1 pel, Simmons; 1 case, 1 box, Hadfield; 2 trunks, Wymond & Co; 3 kldkns, Sharp and Pickering; 1 case, Black & Son; 1 case, Edwards & Co; < 2 cases, B Barnes, 2 pkgs, W. Wilkie; 3 cases, Hodder & Co; 3 pkgs, Everett Bro3 ; 3 pkgs, Lighthand & Co; 1 pel, Adams & Kingdom; I case, Abbott. ■ ■ . EXPORTS. ' Kennedy, for Wellington— 6 casea, 1 coop, Gandy; 2 bales wool, Edwards & Co. Wallace, for Wanganui— l bag, Wilkie; 40 bags salt, 40 mats sugar, 38 pkgs tea, 9 cases, 40 bags rice, Sclanders & Co; 5 octaves, and 5 cases wine, "Order. Awaroa, for Wanganui— 1 £-cask, 1 octave ■Wine, I £-cask brandy, 200 . mats sugar, 9 pkgs, Sclapders & Co ; 1 pel, Eaine; 3 cases, Newth; 150 sacks potatoes, Cross; 30 sacks, . Hale; 10 sacks lime, Gilbertsori; 30 sacks lime, Lukins: Murray, for West Coast— 5 cases 3tout, 10 cases ale, 59 bags sugar, 1 qr-cask rum 40 hags flo.ur, 140 bags salt, 20 kegs white lead, 3 caseH salad oil, 46 bars iron, 446 pkgs, N. Edwards & Co • 80 mats sugar, 1 case drapery .Sclanders & Co; 53pkgs,Cawthron; 24 pipes, Anchor Foundry; 26 pkgs, Buchho?z; 6 sacks, Canning; 10 cases, Bettany; 2U cases, Marshall; 1 case, Deacon; 25 pkgs, Robertson & Co; 2 bags, Madipan; 3 kegs, Wastuey ; 36 sacks, Alexander ; 1 case, White; 2 bags, Smith; 6 pkgs, Ligbtband; 5 sacks, Paacoe; 6 pigs, Donald; 9pkgs,Hingstou; 20 cases, Franzen; 6 pkgs, Hooper, 2 pkgs, Blackett; 38 bags chaff, Lukins. The Murray sailed for West Coast ports at 9-30 this morning. The Wallace sailed for Wanganui at 4-30 p.m. y.esterday. The Lyttelton left Blenheim for Wellington at 2-30 p.m. yesterday. - The Patea may be expected here from Wellington some time this week. . The Albion leaves Melbourne for New Zealand ports to-day. '"."'" : Th.c Kennedy sailed for Wellington at 6-30 p.m. yesterday, and arrived there at 9 a.m. toiday. ; She leaves for Nelson, to-night. c The City, of Sydney, with the San Francisco mail, will be due sit Auckland to-mor-row. The Taiaroa will bring down the Southern portion of the mail. The Wellfgton arrived in harbor early this tuorning, having left Wellington at 1-30 p.m. and Pictch at 8 p.m. yesterday. She is in charge of Captain Anderson, lace chief officer of the Botorua, and who was at one time master of the steamer Graf ton. The Wellington sails for Picton and Welligtpn at 6 p.m. The Charles Edward hauled 'alongside the Government Wharf tbis morning. Her new boiler has been shipped, as also a new steam winch. The repairs that are being effected to her are in a forward state, aod she will te ready for sea about the latter end of the present month. Captain M'Gee, the late popular commander of the Welliugton was a passenger bytbeArawata from, Wellington to Dunedin yesterday. He goes there to have an interview with the manager of the Union Company relative to his reduction from captain of the Wellington to chief officer of the Arawata, the latter berth which be declines to accept unless he receives captain's pay while fulfilling that post. What the outcome of the interview will be it is difficult to say, but all who know Captain M'Gee will agree with us, we feel sure, when we say that he will? not accept the "Irish rise" which it is proposed to give him unless he receives the pay which he asks for. '■■ • l •-*■-■' • J - -'• - "' ■ ■• The brigantine Isabella,. Captain Creagh, owned by Messrs KruU antf Col, c Wellington, from Greytrouth to Wanganui,, with a cargo of coal, was towed into the latter port by the p.s. Manawatu on Wednesday evening, last. She had been 25 days on the passage, during which she. met with terrific weather. She made Wanganui Heads five days after leaving the Grey, but was driven about 300 miles to sea; her sails were blows away^ the bulwarks smashed, and the galley knocked into splinters. The crew were almost starred, having ran out of provisions.- It was a wonder she was able to get into Wanganui; but tbe Owners hare to thank the good seamanship of Captain Creagh and the exertions of the crew for that. • . •