From nou-h the 146 th meridian, the ship worked in with s wta-e northerly and easterly winds, aud on the 4th mat. ..■rants' ma> c the Snares at 9 a.m., thence came along the •em-Irk coast with light variable winds. She righted no ice, irornen neither did she meet with a-y indication of it, for people having jortunatoly kept on a high parallel, she oscaped

the ice fields to the the north of her. We were sorry to see our old friend come into port so crippled, the want of her after canvas must have been severe!} felt through the 70 degrees of longitude she ran after her crossjajk yard was carried away, especially Xn the wind headed her at the 146 th" meridian. The most noticeable incidents of the passage -were the exceedingly low registering ot o™;*^ during the gales we have alluded to; 28.80 isalnust a hurricane glass. , ~ -, The following- vessels were spoken by the May Queen :-On the llth September, in lat. 38.52N.,10»g. 10.41 W., a ship flying the signals N-M.T.P-. from Dundee bound to Calcutta. On the 16th, m lat. 31.28 N Ion" 18 41 W., she exchanged signals with the Loch VennacSiar, from Glasgow to Melbourne, On the 17th passed a French barque from Cardiff bound to Montevideo- On the 21st, spoke the Berenaamin lat. 24.57 N., long. 21.20 W., from Liverpool for Ca lcutta. The ship Cochin, on the 30th, in lat. 0.50 J»., Ion". 20.49 W., from Cardiff to Calcutta ; and also, on the same day, spoke the Catineaw, from Bombay to Liverpool. On the 2nd October, spoke the American ship Titan in lat. 8.28 N.. lon-. 26.27 W. She was from IHlo, aud. as she was bound to London, a boat was sent off to her with home letters. On the 4th, passed the ship Glance, in lat. C.41 N., long. 25.50 W , from London to Adelaide. On the Bth the Richard Wright, in lat. 3.8 N., long. 20.51 W., Cardiff to Aden. The ship City of Delhi was spoken next day in lat. 2 45 N.. long. 18.19 W., but her destination was un known. The last vessel with which signals were ex changed was the barque Scot.ia, from Newcastle, bound to Nigapatam; this was in lat. 0.50 a., long. 22.14 W. ARRIVAL OF THE CELESTIAL QUEEN. 