After repairing dtuuage, she would proceed to Wellington, Napier, and Auckland, roturnlng tho same way, vii New Plymouth to Mannkau. Tub Airedale.— Tho P.N.Z. and A.R.M. Company's s.s. Airedale, Captain Ferguson, arrived in tho roadstead from Southern ports oa the morning of the 3rd instant, having left Nelson the previous day at -1 p.m. O.ving to the un favorable state of the weather she was unablo to land any of her cargo, which consisted of — From Duuediu —25 cases ofkerosine, lciskglno, 1 ko? nails, 1 caso ironmongery, 3 nests tubs, and 2 pic'tages sundries. From Wellington— 1 truss. From No son— 2 chests tea, 2 cases chocolate, 3 casks su?nr, 1 roof of summer hous9, -1 kegs butter, i boxes o.iions, 2 casks loaf susnr, 7 sucks barley, 7 do. oats, S hhds. ale, 8 s.icka potatoes, 2 bundles plants. Also, ex W. Gyn ther, from London— l 4 barre s sugar, 3 pocket hops, 2 cases vestus, and (to p ic'tages incrchandiss. The Airedale loft for M innk m at 4'JO p.m. sim3 day of arrival, and arrived at Manukau the following diy, crossing tbe bar during a ga'e, tho wind, however, in her favor, with high sea. She will be due hero a o 'ain to-morrow, Sunday, and will convey hence the homeward Eug ish mail. The Gazelle.— This brig which arrived in the roadstead yesterday morning, has made a fair passage of 13 dajrs fro'n Ne.vcis!,le, N S.W. She brings 310 tons coals, and is consigned to Mr. W. Weston. Cnptain Scott reports having encountered extremely boisterous weather the whole pass age. Indeed, he states, that his decks have been uuder water the whole time. , "* , Thb Ahohiki— The N.Z.S. Company's s.s. Ahnriri, Capt. Shuttleworth, left Onebuuga on MondayjStbe 3rd instant, at noon. Owiti!£ to the heavy S9a on the bar, was com pelted to anchor at the Hearts, and remained until Thurs day, tbe 6th, when she ctossoJ at B*3o a.m. Her destina tion Using Wanganui. She pissed this roadstead abont 11 p.m. on Friday, and proceeded south as far as Opunake Bay, but having encountered a heavy gale during the day and night, she ran short of coa s, and'-with more moderate weather, Captain Shuttleworth deemed it advisable to bear up again for this pace. 