Shipping News.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23, 11 December 1861, Page 2

Shipping News.

ENTEREDINWAEDS

December 10— S.S. Alclhiga, 208 tons, McLean, •roai Melbourne, with 135 passengers. December 10—Hydra, 4 1J9 tons, Brown, from Melbourne, with 8100 sheep. Master, ageiit. COASTWISE. December 10—Planet, 47 tons, M'Donald, from Taieri, wich 18 bales wool, Calder. Young1 and M'Glashan, agents. OUTWAEDS, COASTWISE. December 10—Matilda Hayes, 20 tons, Falconer, '"or Oamaru an;l Moeraki, with 2 tons fencing wuv, 1 ion potatoes, 1 keg' blasting powder, 1 ib. sporting powder, 11-tons coals. December 10 —Lyttolton, 49 tons, Tooney, for the Taieri, with 10 tons fbnr, 40 bags oats, 29 qr.-casks \viue, 1 lihd. sugar, 10 ca^ks butter, 40 coils wire, 00 ewes old torn, 5 cases champagne, 10 bags salt, 40 r.ias biscuit, 20 cases sundries. J December 10 —City of Nelson, 50 tons, Hooper, for] Wellington, in ballast. 4 passengers. IMPORTS. Per AMinga: 93G bags flour, 98 pkgp. provisions, £0 iickins butter, 18 kegvs medicine, 2 wicker balls, 2 coils Manilla Hope, 1 parcel wate'ies, 20 bags mat, 1| yo-iikai lio]3s, Order; 4 boxes sovereigns, Bank N.S.W.; EXPORTS. PerEirvka: 11 ozs. god, './no. Dohorty; 300z5.! J. Dixon ; 7 ozs. 15 chvts., Edward tS-epii:»ns; 7 oz-O 14 ilwte., Andrew Siephens; 7 ozs., W;ii. Stevens; 3 o ,b., TJios. Lewis; 51 ozs., John Wren; 4 ozs. Is , uwts., Jno. M'Cormack; 9^ ozs., G •or<re Sjavle ; 13; (>.«., JoJni Eas'ton ; 12 ozs., Wm. Duckett; 15 ozs.| 23 dwts., D. Hart; 7 oz. 12 dwts., .fumes Law; 9. ozs., W. Parmar; 19^ ozs., Wai. Paul; 10} ozs.,' ■J. Hig'gins; 10^ ozs., J. Po'kingboTiie; 1 oz., Wm.j Moftht; 14 ozs.. F. Little ; 24 ozs., Gorge Bnt'm -nt; i 23 ozs., Peter Hood. | Per. Ellen Simpson : 21 ozs. gold, Thos. M'Dou-' n-11; 29 ozs., James Mitchell; G3 ozs. 10 dwts., Tiios. Cooper. Per Jane Lockliart: 10 ozs. go\\, H. G?e%o;; 10 0z3., Jas. Doncilly; 23 oz^;., George Witt; 23 ozs., ll.j Sfcegnan; 10 ozs., Ciia3. Smith.

Arrivals at the Port of Dunedln during the Month of j November :— Males. Females. Children. From places out of New Zealand, ... 811 9 3 40 From Places in New Zealand,..., 207 32 18 1018 125 Gi Departing from the Port of Dunedin during 1 the Month of November : — Males. Females. Children. To places out of New Zealand 751 9 1 To places in'N.Zealand, 201 6 '3 1012 15 4 Import Duties collected at the Port of Dunedia for i the week ending Dec. 7th :— Monday, Dec. 2, » £739 10 7 Tuesday „ 3, 813 0 7 I Wednesday,, 4, 200.10 7 Thursday * „ 5, 457 511 Friday „ G, 400 12 5 Saturday „ 7, , 45 4 11 £-2607 5 0

Ltst of Passengers per Aldinga.—Saloon —Mrs. Tickle, Miss do., Master do., infant, and servant : Mr. Levy, Mr. Joel, Mrs. Htmgerford and infant, Mr. Fallc, Mr. Lazarus, Mrs. d 0.7 Mrs. Solomon and infant, Mr. Georg-e.=on, Mr. Smith, Mr. Boyer, Mr. Eastwood, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Stanley, Mr. Squires, Mr. Ariell, Mr. Marks, Mr. Keith, Mr. Marks, Mr. Phelps, Mr. Graham, Mr. Howard, Mr. M-Saaders, Mr. G. Heath, J. O. Dunn, J. Samidera, Mr. Hay, Mr.■ Hougliton, Mr. Burke, Mr. Millar; and 102 steerage passengers. The Omeo has encountered a succession of heavy N.W. gales, and was at anchor under Saddle Point, Stewart's Island, New Zealand., barometer 23*93. She was also two days at anchor in Sealer s Cove.

Sw four vessels at anchor under Rabbit Island. On M)iiday, 18th, 2DO miles wet of Foveaux Straits, passed ship Latona, from Otago |for Melbourne. — Arc/us.

The steamship Oscar left Port Chalmers on the 11 tli, and Invercarg'ill, Otago, on the 17th inst. Having encountered very severe weather, and run short of water, Captain Stewart b.n\! up for this po-t, n;i 1 entered the ILm Is at 4 a.m. o;i Mhilay m.)rai"UT. During a gale on Taursltry la^t, 'Tao^u:H M'Oonald, a butcher, fell ov u-.Vn-'d ail w;u lo^t. T:i3 ve«sl bore up, and the litVmoy boat was launched, but ail endeavours to discover "and save the unfortunate man proved unsuccessful.— Cornwall Chronicle, Roy. 27.

The " AUUnga" excellel hor^olf th:s t;-ip. Sho rn-idc the trip in 4 days 22 hours. A serious fire broke out on hoard, caused, it is supposed, by spontaneous combustion amongst the coals. Smoke was seen issuing from the after-hold, and ii; was evident a large body of fire was below. The passengers and crew, acting under the able directions of the captain, soon removed the danger, which at one time appeared imminent. The presence of mind and judgment evinced by Captain SI-Lean were highly extolled, and the passengers combined to present him an address, couched in highly eulogistic terms, accompanied by a purse of sovereigns.