— The Colonial steamer Sturb, Captain Fairchild, left the harbour at a late hour last night for the Kawau, in order to bring up his Excellency the Governor and party. The Schooner Bluebell. — By way of Sydney, we learn that the schooner Bluebell, Captain MoLiver, arrived at New Caledonia from this port on the 30th ultimo. The Brig Moa.— The brig Moa, Captain Robert son, sailed from Sydney for this port in company with the mail steamer Auckland on the 17th instant, with the following passengers and cargo :—Passen gers : Mrs. Field, Miss Nicholson, Miss Urquhart, Miss Dyoe, Mr. Field, and three in the steerage. Cargo : 535 bags maize, 105 packages provisions, J. Wright and Co. ; 44 packages provisions, W. Anderson ; 680 sacks flour, J. Nesbitt ; 86 bags maize, C. B. Bond ; 104 bags maize, E. Lowther.j 433 bags bonedust, H. Bell ; 50 cases fruit, Glue ; 20 packages fruit, 50 bags maize, W. R. Hill ; 3 bales canvas, W. H. Eldred ; 100 boxes, 70 half ohests tea, J. Fraser and Co. The Alice Cameron. — The Circular Saw barque Alice Cameron was to clear and sail for this port at Sydney on the 18th instant. The Ship Winterthub. — The ship Winterthur, Captain Hunt, arrived at Gravesend from Auckland on the 10 th April, after a good run of 104 days, her passage having been protracted in consequence of very unfavourable winds off the New Zealand coast. The Winterthur dropped anchor at Gravesend the day after the Siam from this port. She had a full cargo and 45 passengers. $The Ida Ziegleb.— The ship Ida Ziegler, Captain Reynolds, had not arrived at Gravesend when the Suez mail was despatched. She was then 87 days out. The Whitby. — The cutter Whitby, Doughty, master, arrived on Saturday afternoon from Opotiki, with 13 barrels of beef and three passengers, having left on Tuesday last (two days after her arrival from Anckland), and was detained wind-bound on the coast for two days. Reports the schooners Fortune and Hope lying there when she sailed. The Nautilus. — The cutter Nautilus, G. Loverock, master, arrived early yesterday morning from Wellington, Napier, and the East Coast, with a cargo of sheep, &c. She left Napier on the 14th instant, and had heavy south and southeast weather all the way. 