The brigantine Sarah Pile Bailed down from Dun edin on Saturday afternoon and anchored at Port Chalmers. The b.B. Jubilee took 15 passengers and 53 tons of cargo from Dunedin yesterday. The U.S.S. Company's steamer He'iroto took 70 passengers, 250 tonß of cargo, and 18 head of cattle from Dunedin yesterday. The ».s. Beautiful Star, Captain Brewer, with cargo and paaaengers from Oaraaru, n: rived at 11.15 p.m on Saturday. SheleftOamanint3p.m.of that day; had strong southerly winds with head Bea and clear weather down the coast. During the voyage of tho Harbinger from London to Melbourne, on June S3, and while a heavy gale was blowing, with a high sea, a young stowaway, named Fearee, ol Barnsley, Yorkshire, fell from the yard wli«n loosening sau, ar3 struck the weather rail. He fell into the tea and was lost. On July SI a heavy ees came on board, and carried the port life boats from the davits on the port skidß. The standard compass went, and the sea made a clean sweep of everything movable.
THE DREDGE No. 222.
Mr J. h. Sillies, secretary of the Otngo Harbour Board, received the following telegram from the Bluff at 4 30 p.m. on Saturday :-" Dredge leaving Stewart's Island. Wind southerly. Barometer rising. —D. MiCDOXAUD, Harbourmaster."

AN IMPORTANT APPEAL CASE.
