Shipping.

Press, Volume IV, Issue 449, 7 April 1864, Page 2

Shipping.

Lyttelton. April S.

ABRTVED. _ Oneen *.»., 177 tons, f'um-i... i..>m Wellington. Passen-por-i-Mr nwi Mr*. B. B.ichaimn and servant, Mrs. Levy, and Mrs. Cat Ml, and one in the aH-»T»:*e. Gazelle, brig, with cattle from Wellington. 8 VILCD. 7ralandfa, 1032 tons. Foster, for London. Passengers: Rev John Raven. Mrs. Raven and ten children and sen-ant, Mr'and Mra. (Jeorge Malli son and three children. Dr. h. Knit nnd Mrs. Halt and two children. Mrs. Dean Walker and three children, Mr. F. Robinson. Misses Foster, Blondell, and Scaley. CLEARED. Valiant, brig, 147 ton*, Jtrodie, for Wellington, in ballast No passengers. Master agent IMPOSTS. Per Qaeen, J. D. Maepherion, agent: 1 box, H. Bragg; 1 box fruit Angus; 33 bales wool, order; 3 cases stores, l do fittings. ST K. Wright; 1 parcel, J. D. Macpherson; 1 horse 1 crate fowls, Buchanan; 6 kegs butter; 2 casks fruit, order; and sundry goods for Dunedin, from Nelson. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Goleonda, ship, from London. Sailed December 22nd. IMnce Consort, ship, from Plymouth. Sailed December Choice, briirantinc, from Melbourne. Countess of Seaneld. from London. Ivanhoe, from London. British Umpire, from London. Golden Sunset, from London. Cossipore, lrom London. Star of Tasmania, from Ofa?o. Louis and Miriam, i.rig, from Sydney. Durban, from London. Sailed Feb. 10. Wulpara, s «., from Belfast. Sailed Nov. 28. Mountain Maid, from Sydney, with coals. Maid of Kent, from Auckland. Ph.rhc, s.s,, from the South. Wild Wave, from Sydney, Prince Alfred, s.s.. from Sydney via northern ports in May. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Holvrood, barque, for Callao, to sail shortly. Zeafaiidla,ship, cleared for London. Mermaid, ship, for London, with wool and passengers. Crest of the Wuvc, schooner, for Auckland. Bar of the South, for Wanganui. Valiant, brig, for Wellington. IN HARBOUR. Roman Kmpcror, ship, lrom Loudon, discharged. Hoi) rood, barque, discharged. Lyttelton, whip, from 80-uon. Loading; for Boston. Mermaid, ship, from London. Discharging cargo, and loading for London. Balaclava, barque,from London. Discharged. Lady Domrlas. ship, from Glasgow. Discharged. Star of the South, s.s., from Wellington. Parisian, ship, from. London. Discharging 1 cargo. Indian Empire, ship, from London. Discharging cargo Rebecca, schooner, from Melbourne. Discharged. Valiant, brig, cleared tor Wellington. William Buchanan, barque, from Melbourne. Discharged. Antelope, cutler, from Akaroa. Fair Timmaniau, brigantinc, from Timaru. Km it, ketch, from Akarao. Zephyr, schooner, from Dunedin. gnecr., 8.5., from Wellington, azelle, s.s., from Wellington, with cattle. BIVER SHIPPING. Lyttelton, April S. ARRIVED. Nil. SAILED. Nil, KAIAPOI. Aprils. IN RIVEB. Rifleman, loading with grain for Aucklan. Bonnie Lass. Southern Queen, schooner, 20 tons, The steamship Queen arrived yesterday at 2 p.m., having lelt Wellington on Tuesday at 4 p.m. By some mismanagement she left Wellington without any papers, there being but one on hoard belonging to a passenger, but which contained no news whatever of any importance. The brig Gazelle arrived yesterday afiernoon with cattle, but in consequence of the proclamation lately pu lished by the Provincial Government she ha* received orders from the authorities that they will not allow them to be landed. She is expected to proceed with them to Otago. The following exports per Zealatidla were omitted in our last report:—E. Recce. 1 cask ironmongery, value £60; G. H. Moore, 1 case, jfciu; making the total value of the cargo X 37,461. the Challenge.—The schooner Challenge which was snagged near Messrs. Montgomery and Todhunter's wharf, during the heavy S.W. gale on Sunday evening, was expected to be afloat by last evening's flood tide. She was being raised by the schooner Fawn, to which she was lashed at high water, a number of hands being employed pumping and bailing her out as the tide flowed. Her cargo which consisted of coals, was landed we believe without loss.