Sailed.—Eastiy, s.s., South, Yesterday's weather was bitterly cold and wet, and ■virtually put a stopper on shipping business. Bulk wits broken on board tho brigantine Camillar, in the morning, but after a few palings had been discharged, the unccasiug rain compelled the closing of the hatch way. Discharging the .brig Klliots would have been completod but for the weather, as she had ouly half a. dozen trucks or so of sugar icfc oa board. As it was, tho best was made of the circumstances, b> putting ballast into her. A few piles were lauded from the Transport, and then work' in her case had also to ceaso. Weather appearances indicateda heavy southerly blow, but tho wind, half a gale in the morning, moderated as the day advanced, and as the glass, which had dropped to 29.18, moved up slowly but steadily, tho'threatened gale seemed to have been averted. The weather, however, was unsettled at night-fall, and wind was inclined to freshen again. Discharging the ship Peacemaker, whi-;h was com menced on Saturday,'had been attended with good progress up to yesterday morning. Notwitnstauding the heavy weather she experienced on the passage out, her cargo, so far, is coming to hand in very good con dition. Tiio steamer Easby, which left Lyttelton yesterday, may be expected hem in good time thi> forenoon. The steamer Turanaki, from the North, is also due to-day, and sh uld ieach Port Chalmers by noon, or earlier. 'lhe steamer Wanganui took her departure for Southern putts yesterday afternoon. The barque Bob) clto left for Newcastle yesterday morning, and as the wind was strong from the south ward, she would in all probability take the northern passage via Cook Strait. The threatening appearance of the weather, com bined with the information received from Timaru. resulted in the postponement of the steamer Kruco's departure for Timaru until to-day. A telegram was received from that place that the weather was very threatening, and that all the vessels in the roadstead had been or.lcrod to sea. 'lhe schooner Agm-ncame down from town yijsterday mornii'g, and went btwlt to sea, on her way to Auck land. The p.s. Sanison arrived at Dunedin at hall-past 10 last night, from Oiimani. Captain Edie reports bitter weatli-r outside, the wind being S.E,, accompanied with ruin, sleet, and fog. A barque, supposed to bo the Cezarewiteh. bound North, was seen from the Oamaru roadstead. 