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ARRIVED.

July IG. steamer Lyttelton, 86, Scott, from Blenheim. — ketch Camelia, 19, Charles, fi'om Motup;.pi. 17, schooner Uno, 28, Bullard, from Croixelles. SAILED. July 16, steamer Wallace, 86, Pulmer, for West Const. Passengers: Messrs Brown, Jackson. Leonard, M'Coy, Ro3S, Gissliug, and Anderson. •— steamer Charles Edward, 125, Whitwell, for Wellington. Passengers : Mrs and Miss Whitwell, Miss Kelheir, Messrs Bentley, Malfray, Bnnd, Sellars, and Evans. 17, steamer Taiaroa, 228, Malcolm, for Wellington, Tciratiaki, and Manukau.

Captain Edwin reports at 155 p.m.:— " Wind will change by the west; further fall of glass, but rising within 12 hours; wind backing after that time." The Lyttelton av/ivedhcro from Blenheim last night. Tho Wallace sailed for the West Coast ports last evening. The Charles Edward left for Wellington at nine o'clock list night, and ;arrived there at 8 o'clock this morning. The Grafton is expected to arrive here tc-morrow morning, and sail for West C* st poits on Monday. The Taiaroa sailed for Wellington, Taranaki, and Ma.nukau, with the outward San Francisco mail, at 2.30 this afternoon. 1 The flawea leaves Wellington at noon on Monday, will arrive here on Tuesday morning, and anil at 4 o'clock in the afternoon for Picton, Wellington, nnd South. The schooner Spec, about the safety of ■which some anxiety was felt, has safely tnrned up at Havelock, after a passage of 16 days from Wellington. The Kennedy, while entering Greymouth yesterday, went ashore on the north spit, about 200 feet from the mouth of the river. It is expected that she will get off without sustaining much damage. Rapid progress has been made with the discharging of the Chaudiere's cargo, and should fine weather prevail, the middle of next week will see her with a clean hold. Her destination is not at present known, but it probably will be Timaru or some Southern port, to load with grain for Home. At all events it is pretty certain that she will not proceed to Wellington, as she did on her two previous voyages, as no cavgo is offering there at present foe London.