NEW RIVER HEADS.

Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 108, 30 October 1863, Page 4

NEW RIVER HEADS.

THB WBATHEB. October 22— Wind, SE; forced to 3; -overcast; ; :»nd gloomy at. daylight, withsligkt showers of tain j > aftcrnoon,~clear and fine; sunset, squalls from the westward ; night, fine; p.m., wind westerly, slight ; squsttsv bar, 5 turn., 29.60 ; noon,;- 29.60 ; sunset, h 20.SQ. ■"■ -. .■:'■•■■ •;.■■.•;. -v. ■ •• ■ October^r-Wisd, light and variable in the : 'morning; afternoon, B^E ; force 2; clear, dry, and fine, all the 24 hours; bar,', 5 a.m., 29.90 :,,; noon, 29.90; sunset, 30.00. '•:'.-( October ; 24-;-,^ ind, east; force; Ito 2; a very /clear atmosphere, dryland fine all day, distant ■{objects clearly) defined; night, dry and fine; bar, : „ k 6 a.m., 29.90 ; no^n, 29.85 ; sunset, 29,80. October 25— Wind, easterly in the iorenoon; '■' force, 3 to 4; showery and cloudy at "daybreak, .with moderate breeze,- until 10 a.m., when the wind shifted to the westward in squalls; force, 6; 'ff, afternoon, very high westerly wind, with rain —occasionally; sunset and night,' squally but dry;': v bar, 5 a.m., 29.50; noon, 29 40; sunset, 29.40. October 26— Wind, westerly; force, variable; I- flaybreali, cloudy, with fresh bret-ze; forenoon, beautifully clear and fine'; sunset, light airs, nearly '■',-'; cal m; night, clear . and dry, moonlight; bar,, fi a.ra;, 29.90 : noon, 29.70 ; sunset, 29.80. . October 27— Wind, easterly; force, 4 to 5^ ; i daybreak/weather clear and dry, with fresh breeze; , i noon, squally; afternoon, -cold and -squally, with : ligUt ram; night, dp; bar, 5 a?m., 29 80; noon, ; 29.80; sunset, 29.80. i - October 28— Wind, SE; at daylight squalls from ■■;,, the eastward; force, variablo; noon.clear and fine, ;" weather moderating ; 4 p-m., overcast and gloomy ; |5' sunset, light airs; force, 1; night, clear, wind f light from SE; bar, 5 a.vi., 29.80; noon, 29.50; • sunset, 29.30. i ' AHRIVED. y October 22— Star of Victoria, I October 23— "Ruby . October 23— Tttania October 24 — A brig, (after putting pilot on ; board, went into Port Williams, where she now > lies.) October 24 — Three Sisters, schooner !■ October 23 — Boindee, do i October 25— Wild Wave, do I October 2t?— Nil '■. October 27 — Ashburton, barque, (anchored out- • side the bar, cattle laden) ■ October 28— Folly r ketch. SATLKD. ! October 22 and 23— Nil j October 24— Jane, schooner 1 Oetober2l— Oaigevar,brijy . October 2-4— Nile, bo October 24— Colleeri'Bawn, schooner October 25— Nil I October 26— Titania, ss. October 27 — Fawn, brig October 28 — Ashburton, barque. VBESEiS IS POBT. >!• Stir of Victoria, barque / Venture, brig Mary Thompson, schooner Mary Ann Every, do r William and Mary, do Wild Wave, do Salamander, do Redeliff, cut»ea Folly, ketch Ruby, steamer The Ashburton, Captain Cork, from Dog Island. ! (bound to Bluff), merely run in and anchored outf«ide for shelter, on account of the cattle, and [left again yesterday, at 1 p.m.

— Sunday, fine nnd mild; Monday, but threatening, eolftr halo at noon ; barofalling rapidly, reading 2909 at 10 p m j driezlinjr rain all day, with SE wind, rising fast; Wednesday, barometer fallwith drizzling rain and light airs from Thursday, wind veered to westward, strong with showers; evening 1 fine, with rising Friday, very fine and light breeze; cloudless, with copious dew; Saturday, day, with strong breeze from NWj overChables Botrs Mabtbk. Royal Bush.

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