Shipping.

Press, Volume IV, Issue 448, 6 April 1864, Page 2

Shipping.

Lyttelton, April 5. ARRIVED. Auckland, s.s., 532 tons, .Smith, from Wellington. Passen-gers-Mr, and Mm. W. .Strange. Miss Simpson, Mr. am Mr« ' .lulltan. Messrs. R Tooth, Roberts. Travers. Mr. and Mrs Crump and family, and seven for the South. Steerage —Messrs. J. Dogberry' Keating, K. Coatee, Levick, ThompFon, and one for the South. Zephyr, schooner, 56 tons, Inilay. from Dunedin, in ballast. No passengers. Aikman & Wilson, agents. BAILED. ' ML i CLEARED. Zealendia, 1032 tone. Foster, for London. Passengers: | Rev John Raven. Mrs. Raven and ton children and servant, Mr and Mrs. George Malliwm and three children. Dr. E. Bait and Mrs. Batt and two children, Mrs. Dean Walker and three children, Mr. F. Robinson, Misses Foster, Blondell, and Sealer. IMPORTS. Per Auckland, Miles & Co, agents: Shipped at. Sydney for Lvttelton (under bond)—<t cases drapery, W. Strange, 2 Uo plate glass, W. Drannfleld ; 5 do do do. Brown ; S packages wine, order; 4 cases Symington ;f> trunks boots. Jones; 1 ease tongues. Hill; 2 iron letter pillars, Post Office-; 1 roll, 1 case, Hollingsworth ; 1 case, 3 trunk* boots, 1 case saddlery. 1 bale. Cox; 4 cases drapery. Strange; 60 half-chests tea, 50 boxes do, 1 case stationery. Peacock & Co • 4 cane* drapery. Strauge; 40 boxes rice, 8 l>dls collars, Order ; 1 washing frame, Cox ; l case plan tit, Hargreaves ; 1 ease, 1 keg, Davis ; a eases, .Strange ; 1 horse, Roberts ; 9 horses, 1 pony. Order; shipped at Nelson for Lvttelton (free and duty paid); 2 cases drapery, 6 bags Hand, Bury; 1 bale sacks, Glentell. Shipped at Wellington for Lyttelton, New Zealand produce, 2 hlids. nle, liill & Co.; and sundry goods for the South. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Golconda, ship, from London. Sailed December 22nd. Prince Consort, ship, from Plymouth. Sailed December J2nd. Ciioice, brigantine, from Melbourne. Countess of Seafield, from London. Jvanhoc, from London. British Empire, from London. Golden Sunset, from London. Coasipore, from London. Star of Tasmania, from Otago. Louis and Miriam, brig, from Sydney. Durban, from London. Sailed Feb. ID. Waipara, s.s., Irom Belfast. Sailed Nov. 28. Mountain Maid, from Sydney, with coals. Maid of Kent, from Auckland. Phrcbe, 8.8,, from the South. Wild Wave, from Sydney, Prince Alfred, s.s.. from Sydney via northern ports in May. PROJECTED DEPARTCREB. Holyrood, barque, for Callao. to sail shortly. Zenlandia, ship, cleared for London. Mermaid, ship, for London, with wool and passengers. Crest of the Wave, schooner, for Auckland. Star of the South, for Waugauui. Valiant, brig, for Wellington. IN HARBOUR. Roman Emperor, ship, from London, discharged. Holyrood, barque, discharged. Lyuelton, ship, from Boston. Loading for Boston. Mermaid, ship, from London. Discharging cargo, and loading for London. Balaclava, barque, from London. Discharging cargo. Lady Douglas, ship, from Glasgow. Discharging cargo. Star of the South, s.s., from Wellington. Parisian, ship, from Loudon. Discharging cargo. Indian Empire, ship, from London. Discharging cargo. Rebecca, Nchooner, from Melbourne. Discharged. Vnliant, brig, from Wellington. William Buchanan, barque, from Melbourne. Discharging cargo. Auiviope, cutter, from Akaroa. Fair Tttsmanian, brigantine, from Timaru. Kmu, ketch, from Akarao. Auckland, s.s., from Wellington. Zephyr, schooner, from Duuodin.

RIVER SHIPPING.

Lyttelton, April s. ARRIVED. Nil. SAILED. Margaret, ketch, for Saltwater Creek, with sundry cargo. Kbenezer, ketch, for Port Levy, with rope, anchors, chains, and sundries. Maid of the Mill, ketch, for Kaiapoi, with sundry cargo. Enterprise, p.e., for Saltwater Creek, with 2000 palings. Jupiter, ketch, for Heathcote, with timber ex Indian Empire and Craig KUachie. Kambler, cutter, for Heathcote. with timber ex William Buchanan. Gazelle, s.s., for Heathcote, with sundry cargo ex Parisian. Nymph of the Seas, schooner, for Heathcote, with cargo ex Rebecca, aud sundry cargo from Port Lyttelton. Maid of the Yarra, s.s., for Heathcote, with passengers ex Indian Empire. KAIAPOI. April 3. ARRIVED. Nil, SAILED. Nil. IN RIVER. Rifleman, loading with groin for Aucklan. Bonnie Lass. Southern Queen, schooner, 20 tons. The Zealandiawill sail this morning, weather permitting. The splendid steamer Auckland belonging to the Intercolonial Royal Mail Company, William Smith, Commander, left Sydneyjon the 25th March, at 7.16 a.m., and arrived at Nelson on the Ist April, having experienced head winds throughout the voyage. Left Nelson for Wellington on the 2nd at 4 p.m., and arrived at Wellington at 8.30 a.m., on the 3rd ; left again lor Port Cooper at 3 p.m. on the 4th, and arrived at 11.30 a.m. on the following day. She is a very superior vessel, her cabins are fitted up in a most superb style, and the accommodation is really excellent. Next month we may expect to Fee the l'rince Alfred, she having been for the past two months at Sydney under repairs.

SUMMARY OF CARGO IN ZEALANDIA.

Passages of Oceax Steamships.—Tlte Royal Mail steamship Scotia, Judldns, commander, arrived in the Mersey from New York on Friday, which port she left on the Ifitli of December, making the quickest run on record from New York to Liverpool. The Scotia left New York at 11 R-m. on the 16th, and arrived at this port at 1.40 p.m. on the 25th, occupying (deducting difference of time, 4n. 56m., and detentions nt Quecnstown), eight days, 20 hours, 3<J minutes, the most extraordinary passage on record. The Scotia averaged a speed of 336 miles daily. In August, 1850, the Persia made the passage in 9 days 2 hours 6Vminutes; and again in July, 1857, riie made the run in 9 days 69 minutes. In September, 18(52, the Scotia performed the distance in nine days 2 hours 49 minute*. The following is an abstract of 'her log :—Dec. 16.—Wind, N.; 10 37 a.ra., received mails; 11 a.m.. left New York; 12 84 p.m., discharged pilot; distance, 12 miles. Doc 17. —Wind E., moderate and fine weather; lat4l.oc lon. 69.20; distance, 310 miles. Dec. 18.—Wind S., frefh breoze and rainy; lat. 42.53, lon. 60.47; distance, 810 miles. Dec. 19.—Wind 5.8. W., fresh breeze »nd hazy weather; lat. 46.29, lon. 53.50; distance, 333 miles. Dec. 20, —Wind S.W., light breeze and hazy weather; lat 48.28, lon. 46.59 ; distance. 336 miles. Dec. 21.—Wind S.W., moderate breeze and hazy ; lat. 50.28. lon. 38.57 ; distance, 335 miles. Dec. 22. Wind S.W.,moderate breeze and fair: lat 61.07, lon. 30.01-, distance. 338 miles. Dec, 23.—Wind S.W.. light breeze and fair; lat. 51.07. lon. 20.50; distance, 351 miles. Dec. 24.~Wind, W.S.W., light breeze and fair; lat 51.19, lon. 11.4.3; distance, 341 miles; 9.4 p.m., arrived at Queenstown ; 9.2 ft p.m.. landed mails ; 10.5 p.m, left Queenstown. Dec. -'s.—Wind W.S.W., frefh breeze and rloudr ; 10.25 R.m., rcccelved a pilot; 12.55 p.m., arrived at JUU iluoy; 1.40 p.m.. arrived at Liverpool; distance, 30» miles.—/.Vw/xW Albion.

Wool. Shi ipgkins. Shippers. Weight. a Xo. or Wght. Value. J. D. Maepherson... Ho Milea&Co Do Do Dnhrety, Buckley, A Co Do r>0 Do Gould & Miles Do Hnrgrenves & Co.... lViu-ock & Co Miotics AWilkin ..! Kcrinodc & Co SI'Ponald Bros Jt. &G. Khodce .... Thus, Rowley Do A. Ii. Crcyke j Golduey Lros ' 418 332 179,454 128,370 o 875 No £ 6,940 40 8,375 25 7 4 1 200 lbs 500 eke 2S7 63,353 312 lbs 4,774 200* 26 20* 11,300 32 4,srs 192 1,875 15,350 1,675 S25 450 7 325 75 452 ! 2 bags 182 8 75 611 67 3.{ IS J 180,800 200 eke! 65,160 2.SG7 31,136 307,000 26.S00 13,200 7,200 SO ski 13 3 5,200 1,200 2502 ! -'bilge "I 612 lbs 1025 Sk8 ] 57,391 1,011,440 * 165 hides, 4,905 lbs.; 33 calf-ekins.