Midnight— Light breezes from N.N.W., with cloudy weather; just keeping the vessel free of water by sticking close to the pump. Monday, March 7.— Light winds from the Northward, with cloudy weather ; at 2 a.m. light breezes from S.S.E., we then made sail and kept the vessel away for Port Nicholson, we being about 40 miles to tho S.S.W. of that place which, aB the wind coming from the southward, favoured us. At 11 am passed Pencarrow Head ; at 12.33 came to anchor close to the ship Wild Duck. Fresh breezes from S.E. with clear weather. The captain went on shore aB soon as possible, and sent 4 hands off to pump the ship, to give us a spell, which we were very thankful for, as we were done up. Heavy rain at intervals, men from tho shore keeping the pump going. Tuesday, March 8 Strong breezes and variable from S.E., with heavy rain ; daylight, moro moderate. Hauled alongside of the Bhip Wild Duck to discharge our cargo of wool. Wo found outof 114 bales we had damaged about half of them, besides a ton of flour, so after we had discharged our cargo into the Bhip and cargo boats, we then took the vessel to the beach, (the shore men still pumping), and when the tide left the vessel we found that the starboard tnlge piece had gone away altogether, breaking four bolts, and drawing two of them right out, which caused the leak, the bolts being fof en inch thick. We have to bo thankful that no more of them drew out, or else we ahould not have been hero to tell the tale, for if wo had to take to the boat, the chances were ten to one that she would have swamped in the heavy sea. Now we have got the other bilge piece off, and the vessel tight again so fur— thank God for it Tub Cltde Steamehs and the Soothers Blockade. — The number of steamers that have left tho Clyde since the blockade of the Confederate ports was commenced is upwards of sixty, and their purchase price amounts in the aggregate to about £700,000. The selling and building of steamers for this trade has been perhaps the most re munerative speculation during the past year. 