SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1264, 16 July 1864, Page 4

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LYTTF.LTOJT. AKBIVRI). July 15, Airedale, s.s., '286 tons, Ferguson, from Wellington. Passsengers :-Messrs. Duncan, Fielder, Stephenson .' .up, Symouds, Young, and 9 in tho stocrage. CLUAKKP. July 14, Fanny, cutler, 20 tons, .Dickson, for Stewart s Island, in ballast. „ July 15, Crishna, barque, 2ni tons, Thompson, Hobiirtown. in ballast. Ko passengers. Jui\ 16, Goldt'll Sunset, bivvquo. <!27 tons, Tiduiarsh, for Valparaiso, in ballast. No passengers. IMVOHTS. In the Airedale, Miles and Co., agents: 1 case plant*. Aikman; 1 parcel, Morrison; 2 cases, \\lie*} nski, - trusses leather, Wood; 182 kegs butter, Hargivavei and Co.; 10 rams, Order; 1 qr eask port, Dransheld. expected arrivals. From Dunedin aud Bluff.-Plurbe, this day. From London. —Couutesa of Serttield, slnp. m lTobart Town; Cossipore, ship, sailed April 15; British Empire, ghip; Mirage, ship; William Miles, slnp; Devonshire, Glasgow.—May Queen, sailed April 23. From Melbourne.—Sarah, briff. Willing Lasss, chooner. From Sydney—Wild Wave, brig, m a few days. From llobart Town. —Canterbury, schooner, m a tow Newcastle, N.S.W.-Parisian, ship, and Moun(Chatham Islands—Eleanor, s.s., in a fow Wellington and Northern on the 20th instant. Wellington, s.s., on tho *<>th mst. From Dunedin.—Lord Ashley, s.s., on the 21st mst.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For Dunedin and tho Bluff-Airedalo, s.s. on Saturday, rSJwSg<m, Toi«o»r»=d Pirfon-rlrfc, ~».m Yalpaw^so—Golden Sunset, barque, this dnv. Fo* Melbourne—Alhambra, s.s., on or about the 24th July; Lord Ashley, (via Wellington,) on or about the Britain, s,s, from Melbourne on or about the 25th August. , iph. For Melbourne —Per Airedale to Dunedm on tho 16th inst.: per Aldinga, s.s., on the 18th inst. For Timaru—Maid of the larra, schooner, on the 26 th ""iW^hinedin—Rangatira, s.s., on the 21st inst. For Dunedin and the Bluff—Wellington, s.s.,ontho 26th inst VESSELS IN HARBOUR. SHIPS. TfomaTi Emperor, from London. Amoor, from London. Iranhoe, from London. BAEQUE9. Golden Sunset, from London. Christian Rankin, from Glasgow. Dragon, from Newcastle, N.S.W. Catherine, from Hobart Town. BBIGS AND SCHOONERS. Queen of the South, from Picton. Choice, from Melbourne. STEAMEKB. Star of the South, from the Chatham Islands. The Airedale arrived from Wellington at noon yesterday. She left on the previous day at 12 o'clock. At the time the weather was anything but favourable for making a quick passage; the severity of the storm abated about midnight We are obliged to the Purser for full files from Northern Ports. The Airedale will leave this day at noon for Dunedin with the English Mail.

AKAEOA. AERIVED. Nil. SAILED. July 11, Vixen, schooner, for Lyttelton.with 15,000 feet timber, Piper and Co.; 1 bag onions, Garwood. July 12, Antelope, cutter, for Lyttelton, with 9500 feet timber, Malcolmson; 41 sheepskins, Shadbolt; 6 hides, 1 keg butter, J. D. Garwood. Galiß. —A strong north-easter blew on the 7th instant, and in the evening it increased to a gale. The schooner Isabella parted both her anchors, and drifted along striking the brig Eeliance heavily on the quarter; the latter sustained but little damage, but the Isabella was much injured, and but for the assistance promptly rendered by the crew of the Eeliance, she must have been a perfect wreck. As it is she is much crippled, and requires much repairing. The north-easter continued on the following day, but moderated during the evening. Several vessels are waiting for a change of wind.—Southern Cross, July 8. AksivaXj op the Gabalva, pbom Lokboh. —The barque Gabalva, Captain Frazer, arrived yesterday from London. She sailed from the Downs on the 28th February. Passed outside Cape de Verde Islands, where she caught the 2v.E. trades, which proved very light and continued only four days. The Equator was crossed on the 11th April, in longitude 23*30 deg. W. The S.E. trades were caught in 4 deg. S. latitude, and were very light. From 34 deg. S. and 30 deg. W. had a succession of S.E. winds, until passing the meridian of the Cape on the 21st of Mav. The easting was run down between the parallels of 4o 'deg. and 46 deg. S. She did not sight Tasmania, ETid Cape Maria Van Diemen was passed on the Ist inst., ft'mff when light S.S.W. winds have prevailed. There have been no births or deaths on the vessel, and the whole of the passengers are in good health. Captain Frazer is well spoken of by all the passengers, as also the officers under his command. —Cross, July o.