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Star (Christchurch), Issue 158, 13 November 1868, Page 2

JKgh -water, Nov. 14 — 00.00 ana. ; 00.16 p.mi Tne 'steamship Omeo, 1000 tons, Hi commander, arrived . in^ harbour this morning at 10.45 from 'Melbourne via •''Ouneairi. She left Port Phillip Head 3 at 6.30 p.m., on the 3rd inst.; passed Swan - Island at 3 p.m. the, following day ; ex 4 vperienced light S. and <5.Wl winds to' the land which was made at 5 a.m.' on the 'Bth, '-then strong E. and S.E; : /winds.' Arrived ofs .•'Bluff harhour at 7.30 p.m. same day. T)is- . charged 500 sheep and -SO horses, ' and sailed tat 4' p.m. on the 9th, 'arriving at Porfc ChaU mers'at 6.30 a.m. on the 10th; left again at >tp.m.! on the 12th, -'and arrived as above. i-STe are obliged to Mi? <<Norrish,'purBeri for i tiles. ■"•' •■■',' r A curious circumstance in connection with the case !o£.'Capiaini-RobihVm>w'in custody for fraudulently disposing of the cargo of the Amer.^iTi ship 1 S.'D.-Baily, is related by the Melbourne correspondent of the Ballarat Siar,':—Tlit. .Tuyqnta, Captain Goodrum, has arrived in the bay frqin San Francisco. He 'asserts thut "Captain Hobiris had left Fan Francisco fco trade .at Alenska, and that ■nothing h-.nng been' heard of him or hia vessel, th r . : company -with which ahe was insured/ luve paid, all claims, both on vessel aud cargo. Captain Qpodrnm " denies the assertion 'of Ca; tain Robins that he has an interest in the vessi£"4-QptgQ^jDatiy limes,