Shipping Intelligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 73, 8 February 1862, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

E>"TF,E,ra> IN'WATIDS. ! Feb. 7—Arabia, 511 ton*, Ray, from Gcdomr; j stock,3 passengers. Carpi!! & Co., agents. | Feb. 7_l,r!iry K. Kay, 458 tons, Green, from Mcl- | bourne; cargo and 100 passengers. T. Norton & Co. | aS Feb 3. 7—Lorenzo Snbiae, 173 tons, Driver, from Melbourne; cargo and horses. H. Driver & Co., npents. , >\,b. 7—Avenarur, 'ii f<w, J'rayte, from Sydney; carsto and paiseiigera. H. Driver k Co., agents. | i: e b. 7—Mary Ann, 104 tons, Valentine, from j Melbourne; cargo and 0 passengers. J. L. ami C. j Burke, agents. I Feb. 7—JCorman, 254 tons, Orflcw, from Geelong; cargo and o pa-isengi.-rs. Dalgety, Rattray & Co., j agFeb!'7— Blue Jacket, 1443 tons, White, from Melbourne; !)Sd passengers. Dalgoty, Rnttruy & Co., agents. INWARBB COASTWISE. Feb. 7.—Falls, Costa, from Molyneux, 11 tons, carsro. Feb. 7 —Storm Bird, from Wellington; general cargo. OUTAVAEDS COASTWISE. Feb. 7—Falls, Costa, for Jlolvneux; cargo. Fob. 7 —Yarrow, Scott, for Wellington; ballast. IMPORTS. Bor Avenger, from Pvilnoy—looo pieces lumber, 20 bags biscuit, 50 che?Ve;, ':' cases copper, 2_ kegs nails,1" 5 coils ropas, f> drums oil, 40 drums paint, 4 drums turpentine. S eaSM effects. Order. Per Mary K. liny, from. Melbourne —8 cases of drapurv, A*. Fitch; 1 cims iron bedsteads, 18 cases furniture, 2 bales flocks, M'alladi Brothers: 2 cases bedsteads. 12 cases funiiture, X, Quick; 4 cases merchandize.'X. Barnes: 1 tent. 1 frame, 4:2 boards, R trunks hoots, 8 cases boots, A. Fitch; 1J box tobacco, Order. Per Lorenzo ,Sabine, from Melbourne — i casks, 17 cases, 1 coil.' 1 iron safe. H. Hart; 513 pieces of timlwr, 9 bundles wishes, 03 doors, (J. O'Driscoll; 19 disks, 4 cafes. J. Mon:icizn; 85 ko,Ts, 7 cases, llobinson & Hart; 25 dniys, mid 40 hoiv.e?, Order. Per Mary Ann, from 'Hobart Town—4 or. casks sherry, flO cases stout, Wright, .Robertson & Co : lnr. cask port wine, 1 Mid rum, 40 cases geneva, K. Quick 10 pk'tts door.-. 2 boxen ironmongery, K-. Femviek : 20 caws mei-cljanuisc, J. ICerr & Co. : 4 cases merchandise, T. Jlynaifi & Co. : 75 bags oats. V. Bnrker ; 10 cases vinesa'r. 5 casks do, 20 cases wino, 05 casea syrup, 25do.'salt. 3 do. blatking, 2 casks blacking, 15 casks porter. io kecs colorin.sr, i cask lime-juice, 6.} do. spirits wme. Little &Rc:<.l ; 30 boxes glass, 1 drum BrunHv.-iuk black, 1 box prints, order; 400 cases, .Robinson k Hart ; 1 case, 2 plq-s frying-pans. 1 pkg spades. 3 iftgx nails, C'araill fi do. : 5 boxes glass, W. F. Win-.-liester; 2 casks lnu'dware, 2 frames, 1 ■wood clock, 1 crank wheel, 4 iron wheels and chaff-machine, order : 2 cases hardware, 1 keg nails, 1 kfi? iron, 1 cane chalk, Day and 3liev'"e! 20 casc3 syrup, 1(1 cases -vinegar, J. L?armonth j casks screws, Tickle and Co.; 00 basvs iiour, A. anc' J. Scould ; 2 lilwis. lirnndy, 29 casks port, vine, - do. sherry, order; 0 casks coffee, l'nrjrie and Paterson ; 14 eases coft'ee, 6 barrels currants, 3 cases curry, ?> bsirrols p;imrer, 5 boxcw tea, 20 bncs sii'^ar, E. R Martin & Co. : 4 tierces lopf w:v; 80 leys malt-. .-15 b:ij:s malt. IT. HcynoMs : 12'pkra. furniture,'Walliieli. Bros. ; 1 enso shovolli, 13 basrsi oats, Cnpt. (-rraiit. :31 pk','3. njereliandiso, W Knielit: S flMto. Order ; 2 casks hcj, K. 11 Martin • 7231' feet timber. 20S4_ ditto, Q. O'Driscoll: 170! boards, 2 drays, C:ipt. Stafford ; 19 cnils ro;j?, 4 cases 50 boxes irandles, CO cases genovn, 10 caves disuse, 10 cases confectionery, l'ranck ft Co. ; 2 liluis. brandy, SO «i?es puuc'i, 20 esses bitters. 2 lilicls. v,-ine, -10 casks ditto, 3 casks vinegar, Wright, Ilobsrtfon&Co. ; 60 boxes candle.?. 15 eased cheese, 10 cases confectionery, 19 coils rope, 3 c:mes axes, 1 case tomahawks. 60 cases geneva, Franck & Co.

Per Storm Bird, from Welliiin-ton and Lvttelton :— lOhhds nun, order; 2 casks find 1 case sundries. Graham: 5 packages drapery, Fisher ami Green : 17 packa.s-es luggage, 10 chests tea, 28 kers butter, Young & M'tHnshnn :20 bass potatoes. Graham : 3 casts and 3 c.aces p.pples. Tnrnbv.ll, Hing & Co. : 72 kejrs lotittfir. 28 dozen linos. H. N r. Nathan : 1 h;ile tow, '2 cases drapery. J. 1). If. ; 1 horse, llayward ; 3 cases drapery, 11. K.ithan.

Per the Pulls, from the Jtolyneiix :—l7 hales ■wool, Pak'Hty. Rattrny k Co. ; I box tobacco, 2 bags hops, Web!) & Co ; 700 feet tiinlwr, D. Corte. Per Nubia, from Geelong : —1352 .sheep.

The .schooner "Pilot," Captain Jainieson, from Otago, bouii.il to Gnaro, came into port on Mondnv Ifist for water, having been three v.xeks out.—" Wellington Spectator," Jan. '29.

LATEST DATES. JJnglancl jYov. 27 By telegraph Dpc. 2 Ajir.nrcA— New Yorlc Nov. 53 San Francisco Nov. 4 Valparaiso Oct. £0 Cnpe of Good Hope Kov. 3 Mauritius Dec. (5 Ocvlon ( Oolomho) ]><;. 1 7 China (Hong Kons) Nov. 14 Madias ]>c. 14 Bombay Dec. 12 Calcutta Dee. 9 Sinsrnpore Dec. 7 AusTnAT.TAjf Colonies— Melbourne Jan 23 Sydney Jan. 27 Queensland ,Tnn. ]3 Adelaide Jan. 21 I,mmre=ton Jrm. 18 f??I-Iobnrt Towi Jan. 17 '"".''Perth Dec. 2.1 New Zealand— , VVnncanui ...;.., Jan. 20 Wellington Fel). 1 Hawke's Bay Fe.b 1 Canterbury Feb. !t JrariL'orotig'li Jan. 17 Nelson ..' Jan. 2- r > A iicMand Jan. 20 Tiirnnaki Jan. 11 Ini'ei'car?:i!l Jan. 2T».

A Bachelor's Reveries.—At thirty, looked hack through a vista of ten years; remembered that at twenty yenrs, I looked upon a man of thirty as a middle aged man; wondered at my error, and protracted the middle aged to forty. Said to myself, " Forty is the nso of wisdom." Reflected generally ivoon liiy past life; wished myself twenty again, and exclaimed, " If I were but twenty, what a scholar I would be at thirty, but it is too late now." Looked in the glass ; still youthful, but setting rather fat. Young says, "A fool at forty is a fool'indeed ;" forty, thevcfore/inust be the age of wisdom. At 37, fell in i love again ; rather pleased to find myself not too oh for that passion; Emma only nineteen : what then? women require protectors; day settled; devilishly frightened; too late to get off; luckily jilted; Emma married GnoryeParker'oiio day before me; again determined never to marry; turned off old taiior, and took to one in Bond street; someof these fellows look sibout ten years younger—not that that v.-as the reason. At 40 looked back ten years ; remembered at thirty thinking forty a middle-aged man ; must have meant fifty; fifty certainly the age of wisdom ; determined to bfi Vise in ten years; wished to loam music and Italian; tried Loaier; it would not do; no defect of capacity, hut these tilings should be learned in childhood. At 46, rather on the decline, but still handsome and interesting; all of them talk too much or too little; began to cnll chambermaids of inns "My Dear;" thought money expended on Waterloo Bridge might have been better employed; listened to a growl from Captain Querulous about family expenses; price of bread and butchers meat; did not care a jot if bread was a shilling a roll, and ■butcher's meat fifty pounds a calf; hugged myself in "single blessedness", and wished him good morning-. At 50, the age of wisdom, married my house-