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Not. 11.— Nil. Nov. 12. — Phcebe, s.i., 700 tons, Wheeler, for Dunedin and Northern Ports. T. Gh Tauton, agent. Not. 13.— Nil. IHPORT3. Not. 12. — Per Omeo, from Melbourne — 1 case eggs, Crothers and Co. ; 18 tubs butter, Spence Bros. ; 9 pkgs. drugs, Hatch and Hayes ; 20 tubs butter, 29 packages, Duff; 3 cases, Munclihausen ; 1 do., J. E. Davies ; 1 do., Union Bank ; 1 parcel, J. Gh Joneß ; 1 do., Fraser : 1 do., Hender»on, Bonar and Co. ; 1 do., Maedoiiald. JEJXPOBTS. Nov. 13. — Per Gothenburg, for Melbourne — 1 bale sheep skins, 6 casks hides, sundry lots of fittings, ex Scotia. PASSENGEB LIST. Not. 12. — Per Phoebe, for Dunedin, &c. — Rev. Hr. Shaw, Messrs. Robertson, Garside, Miller, Jackson, Houghton, Moss, and fifteen in the steerage. Nov. 12. — Per Omeo, from Melbo'irne — Mr. Monro, and four in the steerage. Nov. 12. — Per Omeo, for Dunedin — Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Barty and son, Messrs. Miller, Carey, A. Bonar, and sixteen in the steerage. Nov. 13. — Per Gothenburg, from Dunedin — five Eteerage passengers. EXPECTED ABEITAIS. From London — Donna Anita, early. From Melbourne — City of Kobart, hourly. From Dunedin — Airedale, s.s., 20th. From Melbourne — Aldinga, s.s., about the 15th instant. PKOJECTED DEPAKTTJBES. For Dunedin — City of Hobart, early. For Dunedin — Aldinga, s.s., about 15th. For Dunedin — Airedale, s.s., 22nd iust, TE3SEIS IX POET. Ruby, s.i. ; Sfc. Ealda, s.s. ; Mary Yon Avery, ichooner. •■ - ■ » The City of Hobart, s.s., was appointed to leave Melbourne on the Bth inst., and is therefore now due. The s.s. Gothenburg left Port Chalmers atJ3 p.m. on the 12th inst., experiencing strong N.\V. ■winds to Waipapa Point, when N.E. winds were encountered to the Bluff, which was made at 9 a.m. on the 13th inst., (yesterday.) The Omeo, s.s., left Hobson's Bay on the sth inst. at 5 p.m. She experienced fine westerly -ireather on the passage, and arrived at the Bluff at 11 p.m. on the 11th ; hove-to till daylight, and came up to the wharf at 7 a.m. on the 12th inst. The Omeo has a large cargo for Dunedin and Canterbury, also eighty horses for the former port. Captain Black, of the schooner Bosearne, reports that on the 24th inst., while lying at Table Cape receiving cargo, three of his men were coming off from the shore with a boat-load of oats, and when about midway to the vessel a sudden squall struck the boat, causing it to fill and go down by the »tern. A boat wa3 immediately despatched from the Boscarne to their assistance, •which sneceeded in picking up two of the men, but a man named "William Patterson was drowned. — Argus, 31st Oct. The s.s. City of Hobart left Dunedin at 7 p.m. on the 27th ult., calling at Bluff Harbor on the following day, at 8 a.m. On the same night, at nine o'clock, the ship was struck by a heavy squall from northward, which to a hurricane, and worked round within twelve hours from N.E. to S.S.E., during which she split mainBail and foresail, skipping- JbeaTy seas and damaging Che boats; then had. fine southerly -weather throughout the passage. She passed through Port Philip Heads at seven a.m. yesterday. Captain Darby reports having sighted the b.b. Albion at seven a,m. on the 28th, outside Bluff Earborj and on the 31afe, afc one p.m., saw the : emoko of a steamer, supposed, to be the Gothenburg, 240 miles S.E. of Swan Island. — Argus, 3rd Nov. The steamship Hero, with a detachment of invalid and wounded soldiers from New Zealand, anchored in Hobaon's Bay early yesterday morn* ing. Bho left Auckland at 4 p.m. on the 25th ulfc. i and experienced fine weather and Variable toads thJEOUgb-OUt tiM passage, Bho passed through Port FMlip Hendi at t?u p.ia, on tho Ist iast. During this trip tho Hero fcau visited the brinciple ports in New Zealand} and, including her several detentions, it has been accomplished, in the short space of one mooX}x.-~lbid