A schooner was signalled at the Flagstaff at sun down last evening, 'which may be expeoted to make the harbour early this morning, The s.s. Tauranga saili to-day for Opotiki and Tauranga, with cargo and passengers. The brig Princess Alice, CaptainKiddey, sails this morning for Newcastle. The barque Alice Cameron and the brig Moa sail to-day for Sydney, with passengers and cargo. ■ Accident to tot Schooner Elizabeth Mart. — *The cutter Severn, which arrived yesterday from Blind Bay, Great Barrier Island, reports the schooner Elizabeth Mary having gone ashore on Thursday night last during a squall, and sustained consider able injury to her hull. It appears the schooner had taken in half a load of firewood, amounting to some 30 tons, on Thnrsday, and in the evening the wind veered round to the W.S. W., accompanied by fierce ■quails. The master tried to get the schooner under weigh, bat she misied atays and went ashore. The sea increased in violence, and made a clean breach over her. In this position the remained until Saturday, when, the weather having moderated and the wind changed in the meantime, the oargo was taken out of the vessel, and the hull temporarily repaired. She was then got off the beach, where she had been driven by the heavy sea?, and floated, but was found to make six inches of water an hour, so that all idea of bringing her on to Auckland was abandoned until further repairs are made. Mr. MoKay, ship wright, the owner of the schooner, left for Blind Bay yesterdaj with several workmen, in order to repair her. The cutter Severn, Dustin, master, arrived yester day from Blind Bay, Great Barrier Island, with 30 tons firewood. Reports the schooner Elizabeth Mary having gone ashore there on Thursday night, and making much water. The cutter Waterhly was loading firewood at the Barrier for Tauranga when the left.  The cutter Clyde arrived yesterday from Coro mandel, with a cargo of firewood. The cutter Bluebell arrived yesterday from Coro mandel, in ballast, with two passengers. The cutters Wanderer and Petrel sailed yesterday for Coromandel, with sundry merchandise and pas sengers. ■ > ' The cutter Diamond, Combes, master, sailed yes terday for the Thames, with sundries. 