Thefirst did the passage in 95 days, the second in 70 nays, and the third in 90 days. The City of Corinth did some tall running: on the way out, once logging 320 miles in 24 hours. The Cathcai t sighted a quantity of ice in the meridians of 38 and 48 East, latitude not given. The ship Weathersfield from Liverpool, 90 days, arrived at Melbourne on the 15th. The ship Ben Ledi, wool, &c, laden, sailed from Melbourne for Lon don on the 10th ult. The Lochard, similarly laden, sailed for London on the 17th ult. The barque Yorkshire, one of the Money Wigrarn liners, which arrived at Melbourne on the 18th ult, met with very heavy weather, when she was a little east of the Cape ofGoodjHope. A tremendous gale, from which quarter is not mentioned, assailed her, and the sea breaking on board, smashed bulwarks, burst the main deck ports, smashed skids, boats, and deck house, and carried away spare spars. She had to heave to, and on subse quent occasions when the weather was exceptionally heavy she was obliged to come to the wind. She run her casting down in about 45, and sighted one iceberg in lat. 44, long. 50 E. She made the passage in 87 days. The ship Grecian, for London, produce-laden, sailed from Melbourne on the 19th ult. The Glasgow Ship ping Company has added another grand vessel to its fleet in the Loch Vennachar, an iron heeler of 1484 tons register, whioh arrived at Melbourne on her maiden voyage on the 19th ult. She has made a splendid beginning, having run the distance from Glasgow to Melbourne in 70 days. She was 39 days from the Equator to Cape Otway, averaging during that period 253 milea per day, and in one week logged 2005 miles, the days'runs being 285, 290. 320, 320, 312, 208. and 270 iniU s. The ship went north about from the Clyde, and to the Equator was much hindered by light weather. The LoA Vennachar's dimensions ore—i.enuth, 250 feit; beam, 38teet; depth of hold 23 feet. The ship Oak wbrth, from Liverpool, arrived at Melbourne on the 19th ult., after the long passage of 120 day?. Hie was deeply laden with heavy cargo. The ships Moravian and Macduff, wool-lauen, Mailed from Melbourne for London ou the 20th ult. 