PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 19, 14 July 1864, Page 2

PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

• • AEEITBD, July s.—Union, brigantine, Evans, from Molbourne. l! a ailed. July 12.—M.S.S. Phcebe, 600 tons, Wheeler, for Dunedin, and Northern Ports, with cargo and passengers. T. Q-. Tanton, agent. - * , expoets. Per S.S. Phoibe.—l ease, Eempthorne ; 1 cask, Burgoyno ; 3 boxes, Lewis ; 1 Boiler, and appurtenances; Cargill and Co. ; 4 horses, 2 drays, harness, Sep., M'NeiL - Passenger List. . Per S.S. Phosbe, for Northern Ports—Saloon : ' Messrs Bain,' Webster, Gillies, Weston, Clarke, and M'Niel j Dr. Berndt, and Mm. Evaii3 ; and 37 in the steerage. TE3SEIS IN POST. Electra, ship ; Oscar, barque ; Chavlotta Jane, ■ ship ; Ruby, s.s. j Colleen Bawn, schooner; Why Not, schooner; Defiance, ketch; Hawkhead, • schooner; Kate, ketch; Maid of Southland, schooner; New Chuni. EXPECTBD AHRIVAI3. Aldinga, S.S., from Melbourne, to-morrow. Guanoque, from London, daily. ■ AJhambra, S.S., from Melbourne, 17th inst. -■ - . PROJECTED DBPAKTL'KES. Oscar, for Callao, early. Gothenburg, for Melbourne, early. Aldinga, for Melbourne, 19th inst. Wednesday, 13th July. 8 a _m.—"Wind, W.S.W., strong breeze ; weather fine. Thb Charlotta Jane is moored alongside the wharf, where she will discharge the locomotive, and railway plant, for the Government. The brigantine Union, from Melbourne, arrived - here~oir the 12th inst. Captain Evans reports having encountered some, very severe weather on the passage. On approaching New River Heads to-day, the-signai was made for her to stand out -;- to sea; and she was obliged to run for the Bluff. The Union is very deeply laden, and is a vessel of great breadth of 'beam. It will be very difficult to navigate,her through the narrow channels of the 2few River. Consignees and captain of the ship ■would'best study their interests by discharging the " ressel in the Bluff.