ARRIVAL OF TUP. HRIOAXTIN'E TRITON', FROM NEWCASTLE, NSW TuEbrigantine Triton, Captain Miitthev, from Newcastle, got into harbour on Satimla> last, after a long pav>agu of H ilnj s Left Newcastle on Fcbruarj 2oth, and encountered \ory heavy weather, Wowing hard fmm SIS nnd X X Ma-lo the I'lirec Kings on (lie night of Sunday the 15th, and lu.il liglit and Tunable easterb winds running down the coa.st Was boarded off the Three Kings by the captain of the Ne a Hertford whalu Buna Hutt for vapers, forty months out, \\ ith 1,000 barrels oil Tins was the only vessel seen during the tup She bring-) lsO tons co.il — .1. W ]sain consisnee Ihe l>iton w 120 toiH register, and, being so hea\ily ladon the cA]>tain was compelled (o hea\c to ituring bad wetthei She will probubl} dischnrgo alongside the hulk.
MONDAY, MARCH 23, 18G3.
'J.UCli'o A r ON VHO. "It I havo boon •xttngulslicrt, yot tlioro rljo A thouinnd bciiconn from tlio spark T boro."

The Daily Southern Cross.
CLEARED OTJTWAHDS-COASIWISE. iIARCB. 21— Chailotte, 21 tons. Ward, from WaiUeki, in ballast 21— Hop*. 23 tons, lilsck, for Bay of Plenty, with o ploughs, 1 ton lalt, i ton biscuit, J ton sugiir, 20 empty casks, 4 bo\es soap, 3 cases draper}. Passenger— Mr. Baker— T Macky and Co , agent* 21— Kmin, 37 tons ,T. Shearer, for Napier, with 1 cask and 1 ease sundries, 10 tons flour, 20 tons firewood, 17 plough*, 1 thrashing machine, 24 packages sundries, i'asseiigers- Messrs. Hawkins, Matthews, and Lock^ood. — Salmon mid CO., agents.
