Teeterday afternoon the New Zealand owned barque Ganymede arrived in port from London under charter to the Shaw, Savlll and Albion Company. She was towed into a berth at the Gladstone Pier «t 5.45 p.m., where she will discharge her cargo for this port, after which she pro oootjg to Oamaru, for which port she has * part cargo from Home. The little Tessel is in splendid order and oondltion. She Is commanded by Captain AUoston, to whom we are indebted for Uμ following particulars of the voyage:— Left London on August Ist, and towed down to Beachy Head; met with heavy W.S.W. and W.N.W. sales in the Channel, and cleared Cape Ushant August 13th; across the Bay of Biscay had heavy M.W. winds; picked up the N.E. trades Bα the 14th August 43.6 north and long. 14.48 west. Crossed the line on 11th September, the trades having given out an the Ist September. The S.E. trades were picked up, and carried to 31 south. On September 26th they were fairly fresh, «««» to the Cape variable winds W.a W. s£*»-W. Rounded the Cape of Good SSL 0 * September 30th. Experienced rw££ pTiSft ,, ' l,l * , in tne Southern s^Ctel^t^Sl^ 0 m ertdian of the Lenwin Z , ■£& the Snares

MOVEMENTS OF THE UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY'S STEAMBERS.
Tuesday (This Day)—The Te Anau arrives from the North and leaves for Danedla early In the •iteraooa; feho

Rotorua arrives early from the South and leaves for Wellington, Ficton and Nelson late in the evening; the Ohan leaves early in the afternoon for Dunedin; the Hauroto arrives from Wellington wad leaves for Donedin in the afternoon.
EXPECTED ARRIVALS.
