Shipping Intelligence.

Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 58, 20 July 1859, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVED. July 17, I.R.M. steamer Lord Ashley, 290, Stewart, from Sydney. Passengers— cabin : Messrs. Turnbull, Sidey, Redwood, Fairhurst, and Hughes. Second cabin : Meesrs. Thomas, Wilson, Harrington, Butcher, Waymer, Samuels, Tielger, Master Redwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Smith. 17, gchooner Mary, 40, M'Lean, from Port Cooper, t?ia Port Underwood. Passengers— Messrs. Paul, Wagßtaff, Harford, Haydeu, Mrs. Reid.

18, schooner Atalanta, 14, Tamati, from Porirua ; eight passengers. 19, cutter Supply, 2G, Walker, from Colliugwood ; five passengers. SAILED. July 18, I.E.M. steamer Lord Ashley, for Wellington, Canterbury, and Otago. Passengers— Mr. and Mrs. Mnnnering, Mr. and Mrs. Jollie, Mr. and Mra. Davis and child, Miss Deck, Mr. Justice Johnston, Captain Kreeft, Messrs. Thomas, Wilson, Hughes, Samuels, Turnbull, Sidey, Fairhurst, Clark, Ledger, Hill, Thomson, and Travers. 19, schooner Atalanta, 14, Tamati, for Povirua; four passengers. IMPOBT9. Loud Ashley, from Sydney — 2 parcels, 1 case glass, 1 case ginger, 1 anvil, 4 kegs nails, 1 parcel, 4 packages matting, 6 bottle-baskets, Nash and Scaife ; 2 bales leather, 2 trunks boots, 1 case grindery, 1 omnibus, Order ; 10 cases oil, Levien and Co. ; 1 case chairs, Conway ; 1 case, J. R. Hays ; 1 bag rice, Ridings; 1 parcel, C. and J. Elliott; 1 do., Mrs. Moore; 1 do., Nash and Scaife; 1 case saddlery, Thornton ; 1 case ploughs, 1 keg sundries, 5 octaves brandy, 10 cases whisky, 3 hhds. rum, 2J casks port wine, 1 parcel, J. Beit •, 2 cases, J. Stanley •, 210 bags sugar, 40 boxes soap, N. Edwards and Co. ; 1 case saddlery, Jones ; 40 blocks stone, Brown ; 1 case do., 1 case plants, 1 box, Dr. Renwick ; 5 casks oranges, 1 do. lemons, Order ; 1 case drapery, 2 do. sardines, 2 do. mustard, Wilson. Maby, from Port Cooper— soo cwt. cheese, 1 box sundries, T. Askew. Atlanta, from Porirua — 6 cows. Supply, from Collingwood— 33 ozs. gold. EXPORTS. Lord Ashley, for the Southern Ports — For Port Cooper : 5 bales bags, 5 do. corn-sacks, J. R. Hays ; 1 case apparel, Wadinan ; 2 bales paper, C. and J. Elliott ; 1 cask lemons, T. Allen ; 1 horse, Jollie ; 4 bales bacon, 4 packages do., J. R. Hays. For Wellington—ls hhds. beer, Hooper. For Otago : 4 kegs butter, Buxton ; 1 crate furniture, 4 cases wine, 1 cask butter, James Mackay; 1 horse, Stafford; 1 horse, Elliott ; 2 cases, 2 yokes, 2 bows, 1 package. Atalanta, for Porirua — 4 bags flour. The Lord Ashley left Sydney on Sunday, the 10th, and arrived in Nelson the following Sunday afternoon. The Loi'd Worsley, for Auckland, left Sydney also on the 10th. The steamer Boomerang, from Wellington, had not arrived at Melbourne when the mail steamer left for Sydney. The little steamer Emeu lias been repaired in Sydney, and was to sail for Nelson on the 16th July. The Marion, for Nelson, sailed from Sydney before the Lord Ashley left. In the English shipping notices we observe that the Cress well (Captain Barnett), the Roxana, and Yarra were all laid on for Nelson direct— the two former to sail in May, the latter in June. Mr. and Mrs. Fell and family arrived in England on the 27th April, after a passage of 107 days, in the ship La Hogue, from Sydney. The following vessels had sailed for New Zealand during April and May : — Whirlwind, Avondale, Hanbury, Mary Ann, Joseph Fletcher, and Sir Gr. Pollock.