Shipping Intelligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 59, 23 January 1862, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED OTTT V.'AItDS. January 22.—Themis, 800 tons, Rogers, for Mcl- I bourne, 145 passengers. JKWARDS COASTWISE. January 22.—Surprise, 5=3 tons, Brand, from Wellington, January ICth, Wright, Robertson, and Co., agents. . January 2-2.—Maryann, ' 137 tons, Grieg, from Auckland, Master, agent. OUTWAItnS COASTIVISK, January 22.—5.5. Gcclonsr, 108 tons, Boyd, for Onmaru, "Cnrgill & Co.,agents. CAKBO INHMEDS COASTWISE. 1 Per Mnrynnn : 110,000 feet timber, Order. Per Surprise: 10 cases pipes, 1 case lioolcs, 7 crates crockery, 17 eases glass, 17 coils rope, 12 cases vestas, 10 hhds. beer, Wright, Robertson, and Co. ; 29 cases iron, 30,000 feet timber. CAIIGO OUTWARDS, COASTWISK. Per Geelong-to Waikouaitu: l'roll zinc, Park and Earl; lease, H. Havley; MOO shingles, Gibbon and Wilson; 2 pkgs., G. Casper; 3 bullock drays, J. Jones & Co.; 2 cases, 1 bale bedding, Murdoch ; 1 bag1, M'Leau ; 1 do., A. M'Lcnn ; 1 do, Orbell: 1 tarpaulin, 1 bdle tin, 1 bdle chain, Neilson & Vullnrton; 1 sack, 1 case, 1 tnrpnulin, 2 pkgs., J. Jones & Co.; 1 ease, Turnbull & Co.; 2 chairs, 2 casks ale, 1 saddle, 2 bdls. sacks, 1 bag .salt, 1 do. rice, 1 box soap, 2 bags sugar, J. Paterson~& Co.; 3kegs nails, 1 bdle. buckets, 1 pkg-., Day & Co.; 4 bags, 1 bdle, 9 pkgs. tools, 1 camp oven, 2 swags, 2 instruments, Alexander Cameron; 1 pkg-, 1 case, I'aterson & Co,; 1 tarpaulin, 1 steelyard, R. B. Martin & Co.; 1 bullock dray, W. C. Young; 1 case, 1 parcel, 11. Kirkpatriek & Co.; 75 pieces flooving, J. Jones and Co.; 42 pcs timber R. B. Martin & Co; 1 trunk, 1 pkg. ,2 cases, Hannah; 1 ease 1 bundle buckets, J. &J, 11. Ban1; 1 bale Me Leod&Co; 2 bales 1 bale bedding, 11. Cooiabe: 1 horse dray, Webb & Co.; 2 tarpaulins, J. Jones & Co. I'omaeraki, 1 case, Dalgety & Co. : 6 bags, 1 bundle, 1 keg, 2 pks tools, 6 bxs, 1 cask, it. Hastie & Co.; 2 boxes, .1 tub, 1 pkg, AY. C. Young: 1 case 1 bag, Putei'sou k Co,: 2 bags, 3 trunks, 1 ease, Hopkinson; 2 bags oats, Duncan; 1 parcel, W. Logic, Esq. ; 1 chest Miss Davidson ;to Omarii: 12 bi-ls tar, OJ chests tea, 1 case J. Jones & Co.: 1 pkg J. Brown ; 3 trks J. McLean; 4 cases 2 bag sugar, Finch k Co.; 20 ba"sflour, 4 bays 1 chest 1 brl tar,W. 0. Joung& Co. 137 posts 63 rails, CargUl & Co. ; 3 trnks 1 box 1 bag 1 pkg, 1 stand, Detenii.iis : 2 bags sugar, 1 pkg, J. Jones & Co. ; 1 cask ale, Vs T. C. Joung; 3 pkgs, 3 bdls, 1 case, 6 pots, 1 k : o . ; pan. Day & Millyille; 1 cask rum, Jones Williamson ; 3 bars, 3 bdls iron, J. Patterson & Co.; 3 trunks, Allen; 1 case, 1 qr. cask Pinch & Co.; 4 eases, 19 pcs guttering, R. B. Martin & Co.; 2 hlids, Oargill & Co.; 2 trunks, 1 tin case, Eteueneaux; 1 bag, Gammon; 1 can, Me Leod & Gibson: 13 bagrs flour, J no. Duncan : 119 pcs timber, X, B. Martin & Co.; 2000 ft. timber, Greenfield.

PORT CHALMERS.

DBPAIITOREB. | Jun. 21,5.3(1 p.m.—Lord Woi-sley, s s., Kennedy, for | Lyttelton, with 125 pas^i'iiircir. and no ravgo. akkivats —None. ; Jim. 22, 2 p.m.—No arrival? or departures. Suri.'Eiit.-.'os of a Ship's Coju'asv.— Shields, Tuesday.—The brig Ophelia, of Whiiby, timber-laden, from (^uubaij, almni.!one>i in tlio Nurtli Sea, v/nterlogged, is still drifting about, dismasted, about 100 miles from thosouth coast of North umbta-iand. Sailing vessels iu-j constantly fatlin,;r in with her. Two steamboats liavd left here in starch of her, and if they should siMeoed in felling in with her, nuu bringing her into purt—u-liieh they may easily do, as the weather is mild—tiiev will lv.-ike ii. liHiulsniut: tiling. Aimtlier tiinber-liuioii vessel from Qvwb:.cto the Tyne, is a derelict in the Atlantic; she is • the iltunpton, of Shields, yho has been mot with by many vessels on their pas«i>;e home. For sumo time it was feared that her crew had taken to the boats and were lost, ;u> nothing had been heard of them ; but that, fortunately, dc3s"not turn out ' v o be tha ease, for to-day the J.al tidings have been brought to Shields that they have arrived all well at Quebec;, having beon re.scll3.-l byt-liu ship Alidj Wilson, from Liverpool to (iuebc-e. Tlio Hampton liiitl been caught in a urtiauful storm, and Bpning a leak, and after the crew had been working 16 hours at the pump, the vessel was struck by a heavy sea and capsized, on the 29th of August. The crev/, 14 in number, suoceodeil in getting cv the broadside, where they remained for hali'-an-iionr, when tl.o deck-load and everything nioveabie was waselid away. The maintop was then cut away, and the ship righted - a good deal, and the crew were enabled to take to the main rigging and top, where they remained without provisions or water for two days, until they were rescued by the crew of the Alice Wilson, who harl to pull seven miles before they coull do so. The crew of the Ham])ton speak with groat gratitude of the kindness of Mr. Bolt, the master of the Alice Wilson, ami his ship's company. — Times, October 9.

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