Shipping News.

Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 609, 8 September 1858, Page 4

Shipping News.

ARRIVED. Sept. 4, barque Federation, 187 tons, J. Elmsley, from Melbourne. Passenger, Mr. Buchanan. Sept. 7, schooner Mary Louisa, 30 tons, Plight* from Wellington. Passengers, Mrs. Plight and' 2 children, Mr. and Mrs. Bull and 3 children Messrs. Bnlmer and Witton. ' Same day, brigantine Rosebud, 87 tons, Small, from Wellington. CLEARED. Sept. 7, schooner Henry, 42 tons, Wallace, for Wellington. IMPORTS. In the Federation, Dalgety Buckley & Co., agents; 3 hhds., 22 cases, 5 qr.-casks brandy, 20 cases, 30 half-cases Geneva, 12 qr.-casks, 11 octaves wine, 55 cases whiskey, 25 cases old torn, 3 hhds. rum, 40 chests, 40 half-chests, and 70 boxes tea, 11 cases, 3 half-tierces tobacco, 40 bags salt, 7 bales woolpacks, 593 bags sugar, 50 boxes soap, 20 kegs apples, 30 bolts canvass, 2 weighingmachines, 442 pieces building materials, 75 tons coals, 247 packages sundries, and 4 horses, Dalgety Buckley & Co.; 40cases brandy, 25 half-chests tea, 2 bales sacks, 11 cases Oilman's stores, R. Latter. In the Mary Louisa, P. Noble Campbell & Co., agents; 12,000 feet timber, 1,000 bricks, Jones; 3 hhds. ale, Gould & Miles, and sundry merchandise, Order. In the Rosebud, Cookson, Bowler & Co., agents ; 5 cases cherry cordial, 40 casks bottled stout, Cookson, Bowler & Co., and part of original cargo from Sydney for Otago. exports. In the Henry, E v Genet, agent; 585 bushels oats, Campbell & Co; 77 bushels wheat, Wilson; 580 bushels wheat, Cameron ; 22 tons potatoes, Abrahamson. The June mail arrived in Wellington in the Jeannie Dove on Thursday afternoon the 2nd instant, and the boxes for Lyttelton and Otago have been forwarded in the Rosebud. The Chesterholme, ship, owned by Evans, Son & Co., of Bristol, Captain Evans, sailed from Hobart Town for Calcutta, with 90 horses selected and shipped by Captain Little, for Colonel W. P. Robbins, the agent in Australia for the Bengal presidency, was totally lost in Torres Straits. No detailed particulars .of this disaster have yet come to hand.— Melbourne Age, August 13. _ ENGLISH SHIPPING. Departures for New Zealand—Prom the Downs, June 3, the Mary Ann ; June 6, Lord Worsley (s). Prom Milford Haven, May 26, Lord Ashley (s). Prom the Clyde for Otago, June 1, the Jura. LOADING AT LONDON FOR NEW ZEALAND. Por Auckland. — Avalanche, Harwood, Kingston, Spirit of Trade. Por Wellington, Nelson or Canterbury:— Robert Small, Oliver Lang, Indiana, Pruth, Lady Grey. Pok Nelson. —Lady Alice. Por Canterbury and Otago.—Zealandia, Regina, Agra, Gloucester. Por Otago—Prom Leith—Melbourne. THE ZEALANDIA. We have been favored by Messrs. Willis, Gann & Co.'s agent in this town with the following list of the passengers to be expected in the Zealandia :• — Chief Cabin.—Mr. & Mrs. H. Whitcombe and 3 children, Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Gordon and 4 children, Mr. & Mrs. Harston, Miss Edgington, Mrs. Condell and son, Messrs. C. B. Garrick, E. C. Stevens, J. H. Burton, P. Meade, and F. Garden—l 7 adults. Second Cabin.—Mr. & Mrs. M. Titchmarsh, Mr. & Mrs. Thos. Langden, Messrs. J. Jackson, T. R. Abraham, F. Sandland, and E. F. Izard. Steerage Passengers.—Mr. & Mrs, Slodden, T. Tibbs, H. Postlethwaite, A. W. Money, W, Bramley, T. Pearson, Jas. Lynch,