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Wellington Independent, Volume VI, Issue 558, 15 February 1851, Page 3

. The cotter 'Fly, S. Cemino, 'master came into: harbour on Monday morning, frpmPprC.Clooper,,' having left that port oil Saturday- ajjte'rftopn. This vessel has been making sjjnjie Very quick passages, Vying* perfoimedl the distance from vyelKngton jo l)ytteUpn in 28 hours, and this, port in 46 hours; intelligehce Has heeii 'received by her'of the arrival'of the ship Castle Eden, with Bishop 180 passengers on board. She amfed there on Friday, the Bth, mat, the" day ; previous to the sailing .of the Fly! Three' other Vessels were Hi oil iii London for the Canterbury' Settlements, to follow almost immediately .»fter the Castle Eden, MX J. Taylor, Commander, of. ship ' Oriental died on Saturday,: the list inst, after a short tflness, and was.bHried at Lyttelton on the Monday'foilowiiig. The Oriental, «w. discharged her ■inward cargo,- and _Wft» only waiting ifor a fair wind toco'me W«i,to this port, and may therefore be , hourly-expected. The following vessels were.at Port Lytteltou on Saturday the ,Bjh inst.,:—-the barque Monarch'■"; brig -Torrington; schooners Perseverance, $ay!°piah,;iMjohn Whitily, and thei butter .il-fllherint Ann. , rl-'' v, ; ..- ■-,■■■■''■•';'.'

In a letter received by Mr. Hoe, Sen.. ■-dated Sept. .2, 1850, from Mr. Marriott, ; Who,went passenger in the Cornelia, to : * Wpdon, is the &l|o,iying short notice <?f 'Wβ arrival uf- \\iq banja Waodxtock', <

She 'Uoadstoek,, that sailed fourteen days before us, has;..'just arrived in the JJo.vns, we have. outsailed her2ldays.