The barque Bengal, from Newcastle, with a cargo of fat and store cattle, was. signalled off the Heads on Saturday forenoon. The tug Favorite, according to instructions from the owners of the barque, Messrs J. L. and C. Burke, got up steam, and proceeded out side. The pilots at the Heads being fuUy engaged with other arrivals, the tug took Pilot Paton down .with her, and picked up the Bengal ten miles to the northward of the Heads, and towed her into; a discharg ing berth during the afternoon. The Bengal left Newcastle on the Sth inst., with a fine light' breeze from N.W.,' which continued until midnight ofthe Bth, when it veered round to the eastward, lasting two days. The breeze chopped round again to N.W. for twelve hours, when it" suddenly shifted to S.E., and blew heavy forthe Same number of hours." It. then backed round to S.W., and blew fiercely, rais:ng a high confused sea, causing the ship to labor heavily. The gale was only of short duration, and shifted to the southward and eastward, from which;quarter it blew out, and became dead calm for 36 hours. On .the, 14th, a breeze sprang up from the S.W.,' and gradually in creased to a heavy gale. Reduced saU to close-reef ed .maintopsail, reefed foresaU and fpretopmast staysaU, aud kept the ship reaching to the S.S.'E. The gale continued with more or less violence untU the morning of the 22nd, when she sighted the Solander. Sic then squared a and ran through Foveaux Straits, pissing Dog; Island lighthouse at 8 p.m. The wind stUl keep ing from S.W., with thick weather and terrific haU squalls, she hove to at noon on the 23rd. A t midnight the gale moderated, when she bore up for the-Heads, arriving as stated, fi Captain, Jamieson, during his thirty years' experience at sea, never encountered heavier weather than he has done on this trip. Out of her original cargo of 207 head of buUoeks, the Bengal has, notwithstand ing the weather, only lost 12, a fact which speaks. weU Jor .her good sea going quaUties as a stock ship.. ; Her cargo is a mixed lot of fat and " store cattle, and they have arrived in splendid condition. Captain Jamieson has got, on his own account, a heavy draught horse and a handsome Timor pbny. 