NEW RIVER HEADS.

Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 96, 2 October 1863, Page 2

NEW RIVER HEADS.

$AAA<; vTHR^VBAinBR. .-v. September fc A^M^rad; SW7«nd W ; fiirce}6and 7; cold, BqSMiy,.«nd;Tnn^ snowfall slightly just 7 before sundown j bar, 6 a.m., 29.50; noon, 29.56 ; 9 p.m., 29:90. Sept«mber2i-r-Win<^iWesterlyj ;forso,is^cls«rj 7:7. etorm^rihn dry all dav; night clear and fine; bar, 6 a.m., 29.90 jvheohi £9.90} isunset^.pO. ;'.' September. 2fl-—.Wind, westcrl.y; 4 forcey t0 .5;. n-Vv clear and dry, with afresh westerly wind, night clear'_Vd 7fih>^7 .feai^YO -a.rh.i '30.16 ,j],-. noon, 30.16; i sunset, 3o.lo. A _•-. September 2r—WintV NW- and NNW; force, 3 j aheautifftll}* clear dry morning, with moderate breeze, wliich continued steady throughout the day-; j night; cleft *ftnA L nno; bar, 6 a.ttt., '3o.lo;' noon/" 30.05; sunset, 30j00... . September 28-rWind, N and NW; force, variablo; iii the morning moderate; but increasing in tho afternoon, and blowing very strong' rit sunset; night, .squally; bar, 6 a.m., 30.10.; noon, 30.00; Fariset, 30.00. September 29-^-Wind. W and NW ; force, 3 ; clear dry, and fine nt S.p.ml, wind freshened to a ■strong breeze from tho NW; wind hig-b at night, but dry .and clear; bar,6 a.m., 29:80; noou, 29 90; sunset, 29.82. ' """■' ■ September 30— Wind, Northerly; force, 3; nt daybreak^ heavy banks of clouds appeared to the j SW j l afc 7, the' triad' shifted, and blew hard from the westward ; force, 7 and S ; from which quarter it continued' to blow, with more or less violence the whole day; sunset, very heavy squalls with rain j night, squally and rainy ; bar, 6* a.m., 29.70; noon, 29.70; 9 p.m., 29.98. AHEIVKD. September 24— British Queen, schooner, from Auckland. Septembor 24 — Venture, brig, from Melbourne. September 24 — Warren Goddard, schooner, from Melbourne Soptcmbcr.2s to 27— Nil. September 28 — Gothenburg, s.s., from Melbourne. September 23— India, barque, from Melbourne. September 29— William Miskin, s.s., from Dunedin., September 29— Titania, s.s., from Dunedin. September 30— Craigievar, brig, from Me!= bourne. SAILED September 24— Titania, s.s., for Danedin. September 25 to 2S— Nil. September 29— Gothenburg, s.s., for Dunedin. September 30— Ru' y, s.-**. for the B.ufl". VEESELS IN POET. Indio, barque Our Hope, brig Ivanhoe, brig Cosmopolite, brig Ann Sanderson, brig. Venture, brig Craigievar, brig Warren Goddard, schooner British Queen, schooner Camilla, schooner. Boindie, schooner. Miry Thompson, schooner. Three Sisters, schooner Colleen Bawn, schooner. Salamander, schooner Rcdcliffe, cutter William Miskin and Titania, ot 7 a.m., Ist inst. off Sandy Point. Note— Tbe William Miskin and Titania, steamers, were both below bandy Point, at 4 p.m. 30th instant and put back in consequence of the gale. The Cragievar anchored safely nt the lower pool yePterdHy atternoon at one o'clock. She experienced very boisterous weather on Saturday and Sunday last. On the latter day, a heavy sea struck her, staving in part of her bulwark?. Some little delay, arising from *he state of the tide at the New River Heads, prevented her reaching her present anchorage sooner. » ■ ■