Shipping Intlligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 95, 6 March 1862, Page 4

Shipping Intlligence.

nxTnnr.K inwauds. —marsh 5. Seaman's liriue, 773, Wyinan, froni Mclbonrn • irgo and 270 passengers. Thomas Norton &Co agents. Hydra, 499, Gnnn, fro:n Melbourne, cargo ar 210 passengers, il. B. Martinet (J0... ageni.!=.. Indus, Su'S tons, AUiKinnoii, fivin Melboum sheep, 9 passengers. W:u. Smith, agent. EXTEKKO OCTWAKTJS. —XAItUII O. Snowdon, S2, Hoberts, for Newcastle, in ballas Hebe, 200, Mcßeruey, for Sydney, in ballast. Remark, 200, Duncan, for Newcastle, in ballas INWARDS COASTWISE. —■JIAKCH 5. Mary Jane, 23 tons, Bell, from Molyneux, timbc Master, agent. Matilda Hayes, 20 tons, Falconer, from Oilman lime, J. It. Bnird, agents. City of Nelson, 50, Hooper, from Taieri, in balla; OUTWAI'.DS COASTWISE. —MARCH 5. Guiding Star, 74 tons, Fraser, for Invercargill, j neral earSoe, 12 passengers. Q-. C. Hedricb, agent. Clutha, 150 tons, Anderson, for Auckland, 20 pa «m<«s. 11. B. Martin & Co. City of Nelson, for Waikota, 50 tons, Hooper. IMI'ORTS. _ Per Mary Jane, from Molyneux.—l4,ooo feet say timber, Beggand Christie; 8 bales wool, Order. Per Matilda Hayes.—4o bags lime, I). Hutcheso Per Indus, from Melbourne.—l, 800 sheep, 12 toi hay, Order; 30 cases brandy, M'Kinnon. Per Hydra, from Melbourne. —300 deals, A. ] Thomson; 1 mooring buoy, 2 shackles, Captu Thomson ; 270 bags Hour, 11. Wilson and Co. ; ! do., A. J. Campbell; 1 case merchandise, J. Paters; and Co. ; 30 cases and casks, and 1 piano, Jam Walls ; 409 bags slaked lime, John Jones ; 1 box, '. Dods; 012 bags oats, 120 bags potatoes, 10 package H. Pnlford ; 11 eases hardware, b' casks, 2 doz. spade 2 bdls. shafts, D. Drake ; 2,135 pieces timbe Henry Mills ; 6 cases, 18 gold boxes, 1 police waygo Superintendentof Otago; 1 case books. "W. Lyon: 1 box clothing, C. F. lloyt; 1 case merchandise, bale, T. Moses ; 40 hhdsbeer, 17 do, 3 crates earthe ware, Paterson and Hepburn ; 2 bales cotton-wast 1 parcel flax packing; 2 hhds. rum, 1 case coffe Cargill and Co. ; 2 packages, Superintendent Otago. EXPORTS. Per Guiding' Star, for luvercargill—2B cases bi ouit, 10 eases candles. 4 pkgs sashes, 5 bags onions, saddle, 2 kegs butter, 3 boxes candle?, 1 case oi!, : . cases apples^ 1 plough, 1 chest tea, 7 bags sugar, bag salt, H bags flour, 30 bars iron, 3 bundles ditto, plough, 10 cases apples, 9 cases fruit, sundry bal and packages. Passengers per Chile, for London—Cnpt. Frase Mrs. Fraiser, 'and 4 children, Louis Lepelletier, M M. Black, Mrs. Black, Mr. Allan, and 2 children Mr. Culling, Mrs. Jackson. Passengers per Guiding Star, for InvercargillMessre. Murdoch, Petrie, Wood, 9 in steerage. Passengers per Jane Locklmrt, from Sydney—Mr Smith, Mrs. and Miss Fiiyter, Mr. J. Hilcoal. The following is the list of vessels on the berth i Melbourne for New Zealand, compiled from tli Herald of February 20 :—Aldinga, for Otago, to s;; March 0; City of Hobai-t, March 1 ; Lady Lytteltoi for Auckland", early; Yarra, for Dmicdin, Februar 20; Scotia, for Dimedin, February 21; Lady Birc February 2G. Cleared out from Melbourne on th 19th February:—Emma, Golding, for JOunedin; Fl\ M'Kenzie, for Duncdin; Hope, King, for Otagr Entered outwards, February 19, Metaris, for Duir edin. The Lord Worslcy arrived ot the port of Sydney oi February 18. The mail for Otago, per Lady Bird, was advertise! to close in Melbourne on February 2(ith, at 11.3! a.m. On the last voyage of the Atrevida from Dunedii to Melbourne, a passenger named Frederick Fletclic was washed off the chains and drowned. This acci dent occurred on the 18th January. Everything wa done to save his life, the captain throwing out a lit! buoy to him a.s he floated by the stern, and lowerin; a boat, although the sea fan very high at the time His cap was picked up and the life buoy recovered The deceased was a miner, and had over 80 oz of goli in the hands of the captain. This gold, we under stand, was delivered by the captain of the Atrevida on his arrival in Melbourne, to Mr M'Farlane, th emigration officer. The Geoiigb Marshall.—Mr Savage's boa was at George Town.on .Saturday, taking in wate previous to starting for Flinders' Island, for which h would probably sail on Sunday. It was said th jbject of Mr Savage's visit was to make preparation for blowing up the wreck of the George Marshall b means of a galvanicbattery.— Launcesion JSxuminci Feb. 18.