The 'Gertrude' was spoken with on Saturday, near the North Cape. The ' Amelia ' has a cargo of 2,423 bags sugar for Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlane, who are the agents of the vessel. — " Daily Southern Cross,"' Feb. 10. The barque ' Blnndell ' entered outwards at the Custom-House on the 27th September, and not the day before sailing. — ' ' Daily Southern Cross, " Feb. 11. H.M. S.S. 'Miranda,' Captain Jenkins, sailed yesterday morning for Sydney, carrying a supple mental mail for England. — Ibid. The ' Osprey schooner, Captain Rogers, cleared yesterday for the Islands, and was to sail this morn ing. She proceeds to Rorotonga direct. — Ibid. The cutter 'Kate,' Auld master, sailed from Onehuuga yesterday for New Plymouth, with 300 bushels oats, 9 tons flonr, and sundries. — Ibid. The barque 'Nightingale' has now definitely changed hands, and holds her register from the port of Auckland ; and in place of the American stars and stripes will hoist the old English ensign. Wo congratulate her present owners, Messrs. Hender son and Macfarlane, in securing so fine a vessel to add to their increasing fleet. By those who are well able to judge, she is deemed a very handy and well found craft, and equal in herfittings and accommoda tions to any vessel of her size that has oome to this port. As suoh we wish her every snocess.— lbid. The schooner ' Osprey took her departure for the South Sea Islands yesterday morning. — " Daily Southern Cross," Feb. 12. The barque 'Nightingale' came to an anchor in the stream yesterday morning, after having been on the hard in Official Bay for the purpose of having her copper at the bow examined. — Ibjd. H.M.S, 'Harrier,' Commander Sullivan, came up to Ohehunga from the Heads yesterday, at 11, a.m. No bodies from the wreck had been recovered up to the time of her leaving the Heads. — Ibid. The barque 'Alice Cameron,' Captain Barrow, sailed for Sydney yesterday evening. She had on board a number of passengers, whose names will bo found in another place, likewise particulars of cargo.— lbid. The barque ' Nightingale,' Captain Nearing, took her departure yesterday for Newcastle, N.S. W. This is her first trip out of Auckland, and for Auckland owners. She sailed under the " circular saw" flag, being added to the fleet of Messrs. 