Shipping Intelligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 106, 19 March 1862, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED ixwAnne. Alarch 18.—Abbot Lawrence, 1,563 tons, AI. F Patterson, from Melbourne, in ballast, with 41 pas scngers. J. C. Campbell & Co., agents. Australia, 162 tons, J. W. Hughes, from Alelbourne with' general car™. J. L. to C. Uurko, amenta. Edward. 74 tons, I. B. Spenee, from Melbourne with general cargo. J. ■C. Campbell to Co., agent ■•. Gunornl Jessup, 10i tons, iiewuiiorn, from Mcl bourne, with general cargo, and 0 passengers. J. C Campbell & Co., agents. Genii. 975 tons, W.-Alun-ay, from Alelbourne, ii ballast with Liis passengers. Dalgety, Rattray, <! Co., agents. B:-TTi:r.KD outwal-d?. Alarch 18.—Hope, 1,104 tons, King, for Guam, ii ballast. W. Carr Young, agent. coasters iswahds. March 18.—Wonga Wougo, 103 tons, Renner, fron AVellington, with general car^o, and 4 passengers John Jones to Co., agents. Guiding Star, 74 tons, Fraser, for the Bluff,,witl wool, and 2 passengers, G. AI. Aldrich, agent. COASTKRS OUTWAItDS. Mui-ch 18.—Alary Jane, 23 tons, Bell, tor Aloly neaux. with genera! cargo. Favorite, Id tons, Baxter, for Blueskin, with ge neral cargo. Phoenix, steaiaer, 31 tons, Beer, for Auckland, vii East Coast, in ballast, with 47 steerage jiassengers. iMPonxs; . March 18th.— " Edward," from Melbourne : — ■'. trunk, 2 pkgs., -weighing machine, 4 cases axes Tickle and Co. ; 8S packages building materials, i bundles skirting, 1 winnower, 1 railway horse power 1 package sides, 1 band, 1 wheel, 0. Cole : 168: pieces timber. 1 cask zinc, 182 sheets corrugated zinc 00 doors 33 kegs of nails, 226 pieces timber, Hour Mills; I'bale corks, 2 cases vitriol, 1 case coppe; goods. 1 pump, H. Reynolds ;20 cases bottled beer Jas. Smith; &2 bags onions. 130 do. potatoes, T. S Harrison; 30 cases ..tout, Alorris Joel; 25 firkin; butter, 5 boxes caudles, 10 cases cheese, 2 cases bacon 5 do. hams, 10 rases cheese, 10 boxes soap, 12 do candles, ID drums raw oil, 25 do- colza oil, 1 case pre served sabn -n, 3 cases jams, 4 do. corrugated galva nised iron, 5 barrels Roman cement, 20 cases bottlei beer, SO casks bottled stout, J. O. Campbell and Co. 2 cases vestas, (Order); 10 casks hams, 10 case: bacon, 1 case brooms, A. and J. Scoulnr; 25 ease: furniture, 12 packages do., E. Mcoller and Co. ; 1( cases cheese, John Brook. '•' General Jessup," from Alelbourne :—4 cases hard ware, J. and J. I-I. Ban-; 10 cases claret, 3 hhds sherry, 54 cases sherry, 50 do. brandy, 20 do. port, t qr.-casks port, 6 do. sherry, 6 hhds. ale, G cases stout 20 casks ale, 20 casks stout, R. B. Martin and Co.; 5 rolls wire netting, A. Beverley; 1 wooden house, 1( blocks wood, 1 case corrugated iron, 20 sheets do., 1 bundle spouting, 1 do. piping, 1 do. ridging, order 2 caske hardware, Day and Alieville; I case hardware 16 kegs do., D. Henderson; Ceases galvanised iron 1 hhd. hardware, 10 drums do., 1 pair bellows, 1 hhd. hardware, 2 cases do., 1 cask do., 4 iron kegs do., 1 bundle merchandise, 1 cask do., 20 kegs nails, 2 iror kegs do., 1 case tacks, 1 case horse works, 1 Burmal pole, 1 chat! machine, 1 wood trough, 2 wheels, ] wright, 6 anvils, 5 vices, 3 fire-irons, 1 barrel pipes. 1 cask do., J. Paterson and Co.; 1 cask coffee, 23 bags coffee, 3 do. pepper, 1 do. ginger, 1 caso tin, 1 do spice and labels, Brownand Reid; 4 qr.-casks Ok Tom; 2 casks merchandise, 1 bag do., 74 pair cart boxes, 14 doz. galvanized buckets, nests tubs, f bundles shovels, 34 barrow wheels, 21 fire irons, 1 baj merchandise, Little and Reid; 42 packages merchandise, 24 sheets iron, John Brook; 281 pieces shelving, J. W. Allen; 99 bars iron, 1 bundle do., 2C bundles shovels, 2 kegs ironmongery, 1 pair axe arms. John Cramond; 3 bundles scythehandles, 10 kegs nails, 2 do. gal. nails, 1 case hardware, 1 do. saws, S packages scythes, 1 case hardware, lcaskscythestones, 1 bundle tool baskets, 7 bundles galvanized ridges, Day nnd Alieville ; 1 ease lamps, 11. F. Hardy; 2 bales mill boards, 1 case books, 4 cases printing materials, Campion and Co.; 2 dobbins, 1 express waggon, 4 drays, 12 bullock yokes, 12 do. chains, 1 express pole and bars, 50 bars of iron. 2 bdls. do., 1 store carriage, 3 cwt. iron, Roberts and Ferguson ; 1 ease saddlery, 1 do. hardware, 1 bundle feathers, 1 do. shafts, 1 dozen naves, 1 case merchandise, Order; 2 hhds. china, 1 case pump fittings, 5 cases furniture, 3 balles matting, 1 pkge. furniture, 1 truss, carpeting, Henry Reynolds; 3 cases acid do. ; 10 kegs nails, Gi-ler ; 10 hhds. ale, 5 do. stout, 20 barrels do.; 20 cases wine, 6 do. liquors, 40 cases brandy,. 20 do. geneva, order ; 28 cases furniture, Wallack, Bros.; 1240 pieces timber, 7 bundles sashes, 12 do. facings, 12 do. matting, 4 cases galvanised iron, John Gray; 3 do. glass, 0 do. oil, H. Reynolds ; 1 box effects, .1 case do., 1 pkge. crowbars, 11. Mair ; 3 crates bottles, " bales cork, 1 case, and 1 bag corks, 2 eases acid, H. Reynolds: 7 cases furniture, 1 pkge do.; 105 boards, E. Moeller and Co. ; 12!) bags potatoes, J. C. Campbell and Co.; 1 ease stationery, A. R. Livingstone ; 50 cases porter, 200 do. geneva, J. C. Campbell and Co;' 1 ease bacon, 3 cases hams, 4 do. cheese, 1 cask red lead, 5 do. soda, 5 cases jams, 2 do. provisions, 4 do. corrugated iron, J2O bags flour, 7 anvils, 16 rices, 1 keg cart aud h.-u-ness, H. Campbell and Co. ; 4 rolls lead, 10 casks lead piping, 2 cases brass work, Little and Reid; 10 hhds. beer, 1 case medicine, Franck and Co. ; 30 boxes caudles, 40 do. soap, 45 drams oil, 5 cases jams, 3 do. lobster, 3 do. corrugated iron, J. C. Campbell and Co.; 8 bales woodwork, 3 pkgs. do., 2 ladders, 2 bundles shovels, Order; 100 bags oats, J, C. Campbell and Co. Australia, from Alelbourne. —4 casks beef, R. B. Martin to Co. ; 45 cases cordials, 176 boards, 2,700 feet, J. C. George ; 96 bags flour, Geo. Burke : 40 cases brandy, 12 do. cheese, J. Pole; 450 packages lumber, 3,-630 do., 123 doors, 10 pkgs. windows, 246 pieces timber, 25 bun-lies mouldings,. G. O'Driscoll ; 218 pieces timber, 4 bundles sashes, 67 do. timber, 60 doors, Black & Thomson ; 1 case window sashes, 1 do. glass, 2 doors, Order ; 652 bars iron, 1 bundle iron, 4 casks horse-shoes, Wright, Robertson to Co. ; 1 case merchandise, 1 wheel, 1 weight, Jones & Williamson ; 23 crates glass and earthenware, 4 casks do., 3 do., H. Farley & Co. ; 10 pkgs. one-horse power, Jones & Williamson.; 2 cases and 1 cask spouting; P. M'Ewen ; 8 cases hardware, 2 casks hardware, 15 kegs, 20 eases oil, J. Henderson ; 2 casks hardware, 'J. bundles hardware, M. Joel; 4 cs. bedsteads, I-I. Bridgman ; 3 cases merchandise, 11. B. Martin to Co. ; 1 truss do., J. G. Sutherland ; 2 bales, and 1 case do. do., 1 pge. do., R. B. Martin to -Co. ; 21 casks porter, 24 cases wine, Little to lteid ; : 2 hhds. hardware, 1 cask do., 2 pairs bellows, 2 anvils, Order ;49 cases tobacco, Dalgety, Rattray & Co. ; 80 bags and 80 mats of sugar, Order; 14 cs. merchandise, 27 .J-chests do., 50 boxes do., 200 cases do., Robinson, Hart and Co.; 5 hhds brandy, 5 qr.-casks brandy, R. B. Alartin and Co.; 4 cases fancy goods, 1 do eau-de cologne, P. Hayman and Co.; '9 pkgs, containing 1 spring- cart, Thomas Hardy; 104 cases wine, J. Daniels ; 0 cases chairs. 3 bales mattrasses, W. Bridgman; 1 ease saddlery, Fisher and Green; 1 do do, C. Aloore; 100 cases brandy, 05 do wine, 2do preserved meats, order; 1 case copper, 100 baits oats, 26 axles, G. Biulcs; 8 pkgs, a truck, Little and Reid; 10 cases salt, 13 do brandy, order; 3 weighing machines, 1 case pedestals for ditto, Little and Reid : 2 cases 1 bale merchandise, Franck Brothers; 14 pkgs do, 1 case iron sales, I. Herman and Co.; 3 cases vestas, Bontwick, Marks and Co.; 1 case, an iron safe, A. Myers; 1 case merchandise, H. Bridgman; 10 pkgs do, G. Ferries; 1 bellows, 1 anvil, 4 piaees iron. Wright, Robertson and Co. Wonga Wonga, from AVellington. 2 hhds ale, order; 32 kegs butter, Wright, Robertson and Co.; 10 do, 26 head cattle, 100 sheep, R. G. Gibbons ; 1 box wearing apparel, as addressed. Uunder License A, 184, of 14th Alarch, 1802—1 gun in case, as addressed. Guiding Star, from Bluff Harbour. 35 bales wool, Cargill end Co. Alarch 14. —Passengers per Wonga Wonga, from Wellington :—Cabin—Alessrs. James Speed and M. Somerville. Two pessengei-s in the steerage. March 14.—Guiding Star, from the Bluff:—CabJn —Mrs. Mills and Air. AValker. BXPOr.TS. March 18. —Alary Jane, for Afolyneaux:—2o packages merchandise, Telford; 30 do., Scott; 6'case's Gensva, Scott; 4 do. whiskey, Scott; 2 tons flour, Spooner; 1000 bricks, Beer; 2 bundles buckets, Dalrymple. March 18.—Favsrite, for Blueskin: —soo feet palings, 200 feet timber, j- ton flour, 1 bag sugar, and 3 cases sundries, ./. Dixon. The following is the list of saloon passengers which sailed in the Aidinga steamer, for Alelbourne, on the 17th mutant, and promised by us yesterday:—Cabin ■ —Messrs. li. Lerg, Lazarus, H. Robinson, Mrs. Robinstm, Mrs. Robertson, C. L. Lanet, Airs. Lanet, C. Reid, J. Whitehall,. A. Crawford, R. Haigh, J. Clarke, R. Robertson, W. H. Hopkins, W. H. Norris, P. Robinson, and Airs. Mills; and 91 in the steerage. Per Airedale, from Manukau : 6 parcels, 1 case, 1 box (addressed from Nelson), 70 kegs butter, 30 cases apples, 7 sacks onions, Crichton, Dalrymple to Co. ; 1 chest- (addressed), 1 box apples, Muir ; 2 oases effects, Richmond. From Wellington—9 packages luggage, White; 34 sheep, order ; 3 cases, 1 cask, Graham ; 12 kegs butter, Fisher to Green. From Lyttelton— 5 J tierces tobacco, Dalgety & Co. (under bond); 1 tease (addressed), 1 horse, Farquharson; 1 horse, Hustler; 10 bags potatoes, Karaki; 1 horse, Stewart; 1 horse, White ;" 1 parcel (addressed). Passengsks per "Aikbdale."—Saloon: Dillon ' Bell, Esq., Rev. J. Harding, Airs. Harding, family and servant, "Mr. and Airs. Green, Mr, and Airs ■ Robinson and three children, Captain and Airs White, Air. Frazer, Air. Alansford, Mr. Harrison Mr. Dcs Vaux, Mrs. Aitkin, Air. Acland, Mr Brown, Mr. Hustler, Mr. and Mrs. T. W.-White , Mr. Stewart, Air. Farquharson, Airs. Aloss, si- ' .children, and servant, Air. R. Wilkin, Mr..Murphy. Mr. Reinecker, Mr. C. M. Bainbridge,..Alr.. Logan Mrs. Harrison, child, and servant, and 28 in jhe

The schooner "Albatross," from Dunedm,'arrive** at Auckland on Saturday morning, the Bth instant. The passengers- had applied at the Police Court for advice under the following circumstances :—-The provisions had been so bad as.to bo quite unfit for food, '.and "the passengers in consequence had been half starved on the passage, being obliged to subsist on potatoes,, of which only a very small quantity were on hn.-.nl. It v.-jyi'exj-ootcl that the captain would be proceeded against by liis ill-used and unfortunate passengers. The luter-colonial Royal Mail steamer '-'Airedale," from the Northern Provinces, arrived at Port Chalmers at 7 p.m. last evening. She brings a full complement ot passengers, among whom are Dillon Bell, Esq., Acting Native Secretary, and T. A. Alansford, the newly-appointed Resident Magistrate at Port Chalmers.