NEW RIVER HEADS.

Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 45, 13 September 1864, Page 2

NEW RIVER HEADS.

(By Semaphore). BATSBDAY 10TH SBrXBS-888. 8 a.m. — Too hazy for communication. SXT-TDAY, 11th Sbptehbeb. 8 a.m. — Wind at sea, W. ; light breoze B»iled, William Miskin, s.s. Nothing in sight. Mo_r_>AT; 12th Sbptbs_beb. 8 a.m. Wind at sea, E.N.E. ; light breeze. Kothing in sight. » PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR. ABBIV-H.. September 10. — Pbosbe, s.s., Wheeler, from Punedin. Ruby, s.s., from Invercargill. Struggler, from Riverton. SAILED. September 9. — Why Not, with cargo ex Sevilla. Beptember 10. — Colleen Bawn, for Invercargill. TB3SELB IJf POBT. Gananoque, ship; Ruby, s.s.; 1 Silesia, ship ; Suruggier, schooner j New Chum, cutter. . rABBB>*GEB LIST. September 10.— Per Phcebe, s.s., from Dunedin. Saloon passengers— Messrs. Moeller and Burns ; Knd three in the steerage. BXPOBTB. September 10. — Per Colleen Bawn, ex Gothenburg — 4 qr.-casks brandy. 2 bales, 2 cases, 22 eases, Bullen ; 1 bale. 8 hhds., 3 cases, 30 cases kerosene, 2 bales leather, 3 cases ; ex Gananoque, 88 cases beef, M'Pherson ; 3 cases, M'Pherson ; £ cases, M'Pherson. Sept. 10. — Per .Amelia Francis, ex Sevilla, from Glasgow — 14 bags oats, Crombie : 1 box, 4 pair shafts, 1 axle, 1 chest, 1 box, 11 cases whisky, 11 esses gin, 1 cask, 1 bale paper, 1 case, 9 cases whisky, 72 bags coke, 37, cases, 1 bale, 2 hhds., 1 box, 62 bundles boards, Order. Sept. 10. — Per Colleen Bawn, for Invercargill, ex Gananoque, from London — 93 cases, M'Pher»on. Ditto, ex Gothenburg, from Melbourne — 4 half-cask* brandy, -2 bade*, Order,- 2 cases, Nelson ; 22 cases, 1 bale, Bullen ; 8 hhds., 3 cases, Duff; 30 cases kerosene: Spence Brothers ; 2 bdls. leather, Kingsland; 1 case, Munro ; 1 case, J. Stewart ; 1 keg, Duff; 1 case, Order. *r YsST-TBDAY urgent signals were hoisted, indicating that medical assistance was wanted at the Heads. The pilot boat, with the health officer, Dr- Niven and assistant, immediately went down, fevored with a fair wind, and upon arriving at the Pilot Station, discovered that an elderly man, named William Ramsay, ih capacity of cook tb the boats* crew, had. died, suddenly, generally supposed to be from inflammation of the lungs. The deceased, we understand, had seen better days, and had been both master and owner of more than one vessel ; and his sudden death had cast a gloom amongst the whole of his -associates, with whom he was a great favorite. .He was . seized with illness on Wednesday evening, but it was not thought he was dangerously iH, .but towards daylight a sudden and violent fit attacked him, and by the time the signals , were hoisted, he had breathed his last.— Otago Mail, 9fh inst. Ties Electric, . ship, from the Bluff, reached Sydney on the 29th ult. ..-■ ./■ ->'■■•'" --■••'• " vy^;