Shipping Intelligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 149, 8 May 1862, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

ESTKRKD INWAKDS. May 7.—l.ady Egidia, 1389 tons, Ciirric, from GI»s"ow, via Lnunceston. Dalgety and Co., agents.. May 7._ Jane Lockhart, 80 tons, Clatou, from Sydney. Franck and Co.', acents. .. ENTERED OUTWARDS. jl ay 7,_jiary E. Hay, 459 tons, Turpie, for Melbourne. INWARDS—COASTWISE. Mnv 7.—P. S. Geelong, 108 tons, Boyd, from Lytteitouand Gamaru. Cnrgill and Co., agents. OUT WARDS— COASTWISE. May 7.—Nil. . ' IMPORTS. Per Geelong, from Lyttelton—l parcel, Davidson ; 2 pkgs, A'ichol ; from Oamaru—Co bales wool, Cargill i: Co; 37 do, Dalgety fc Co. Per Jane Lockhart, from Sydney—Bl cases of. furniture, 11 eases, 9 bales drapery, 3 cases fish, 4 do ttiicliovies; ■■!) do mustard, 15 do bottled fruits, 7do olmonds. -10 do marmalade, 10 do kerosine, 1 do. chocolate, 2 do'arrowroot, 15 do jam aud jellies, 10 do salad oil, 3 bales drapery, 28 casks bottled beer, (pints,) 90 casks beer (quarts,) 30 cases champagne, 5 cases starch, 6 cases castor oil, 120 kegs white lead, S dp sauces, 5 casks vinegar, 40 boxes soap, 100 do candles, 32 bags sugar, 00 mats do, 1 box percussioncaps, lease sanies, 1 baie, 9 cases furniture, 1 truss clothing, 1 cask glassware, 1 coal scuttle, 2 bdls. furniture, 1 case oil, tranck fc Co • 5 cases perlumery, 4 do pipes, 1 do pictures, 2 dozen trunks, 1 case plated ware,; 4 cases soap, 4 do toys, 5 do kerosine oil, 1 do hair oil, ~ do perfumery, 5 do fancy goods, Joseph Kohn & Co : U kegs butter, Tomlinson; 1 bale drapery, order; lo hhdsale, 25 boxes candles, Franck&Co; lease, A. M. P. Society. Per St."Jean, from Melbourne: 60 barrels beer, 100 cases brandy, 10 half casks ditto, 100 cases Geneva, 26 cases whisky, 25 cases beer, 9 cases whisky, 10 cases merchandise, 13 packages, 10 bass oatmeal, 100 ci<ses oil, Gl cases merchandise, 254 kegs paint, 140 bags flour, 30 kegs .oil, 136 packages merchandise, order. , Per Mary E. Ray.—33 pkgs gold dust, 346 ozs 16 dwts ; 3 cases merchandise, L: Bernard; 3 bales cotton canvass, T. Evans. . FASSEKOER IIST. Per Wild Wave, from Hobart Town : Mr. and Mrs Fisher, Mr. and Mrs.' Haggit, Mrs. Chataway, Mr. Sherwood, and Mr. Inder, and thre.e in the Per°St. Jean, from Melbourne : Mr. Blair, Mr. and Mrs Shaw, Masters Shaw (2), Miss Shaw, Mr. John (Jerrurd, Mr. and Mrs. Moses, Mrs. Franklyn and infant, Mrs. Lack and infant, Miss Lack, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Williamson, and sixty-eight in the steerage. » POUT CHALMERS— May 7. ' Wind at noon, S.E.,' light breeze. - Weather, clear. Barometer, 29-8G ; thermometer, 62. ARRIVALS. Wild Wave, brig, 181 tons, Fisher,' from Hobart Town : horses and timber. 10 passengers. St Jean, barque, 533 tons, Lo Serjeant, from Melbourne'on the 2-ith ult; general cargo. 84 passengers. : ■ ' ' DEPARTURES. Witch of the Tees, barque, 300 tons, Bartley, for Hobarl- Town, in ballast. 11 passengers. " EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ' From Melbourne.—:El!en Simpson, Sea, Breeze, Bella Vista,' Evelina Ilutter, and William Buchanan. From New Bedford, U.S.—Omega. From London. —Black Swan, James Booth. From the Clyde.—Zambia, c ; •■ . PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Rainbow, p.s., for Sydney, May 10. Chitha. for Auckland, May 8. _ White Swan, for Lyttelton and Worth, May 10. Chariot of Fame, for London, May 8. '• Eureka, for Melbourne, May 10. VESSELS IN PORT. , , W. B. Dean, schooner, from Wellington. Success,,schooner, from Auckland. Jane Lockhart, schooner, from Sydney.. Guiding Star, s.s., from Invorcargill Remark, brig, from Newcastle: Flying Cloud, schooner, from Auckland. Mountain Wave, ship, from the Bluff Clutha, schooner, from Auckland Eureka, ship, from Melbourne .;.■'■■ Chariot of Fame, ship, loading for London • Dona Anita, barque, from London Oliver Cronrwell, ship, from London Akbar, ship, from London Colonist, schooner, from Glasgow. Sebini, schooner, from Melbourne. Sea Nymph, brig, from Geelong Lombard, schooner, from Melbourne • Mary E. Kay, barque, from Melbourne. Joshua Bates, ship, from Melbourne Ellen Lewis, barque, from Newcastle Northern Light, schooner, from Hobart Town. Geelong, p. sT, from Oamaru Janet, cutter, from Waikara Vistula, schooner, from Auckland Missie, brig, from Melbourne. United Brothers, schooner, from Melbourne. Wild Wave, schooner, from Waikouaiti. Challenge, schooner, from Waikouaiti. - Lady Egidia, ship, from London. Wild Wave, brig, from Hobart Town Vessels on the berth in Melbourne for New Zealand on the 24th April:—White Swan, to sail May 1; City -of Hobart, April 29 ;. Pilot, for Invercargill, early; Lalla Rookh, for Nelson and Wellington, April 30 ; Choice, for Timaru, May 3 ; Sea Breeze, for Dunedin, early; Evelina Rutter, for Dunedin, early : Ellen Simpson, for Otago, early. It has for sometime been contemplated to have a regatta at Port Chalmers on some early and suitable occasion; and on Tuesday evening the .project took practical shape at a public meeting of the inhabitants held at the Port Chalmers Hotel. The meeting was n very numerously attended one, and the greatest unanimity prevailed as to its object, which it was determined to carry out on as grand a scale as possible. The Queen's Birthday was selected as the day for holding the regatta, and a variety.of proposals were, made as to the several boat races intended to constitute the programme of the day's proceedings. For the more perfect furtherance of the project, a committee of fifteen gentlemen was also appointed, who were empowered to communicate with others, whose • countenance it was considered desirable to have, and to receive subscriptions A good guarantee of the interest taken in the matter was afforded by those present at the meeting at once subscribing upwards of £50, to -which sum additions have since been made. Though ■ several ofthe most expert waterman residing at the Port are now absent, ; there are still some number of boats and men that will enter for si regatta, and with ships' boats, Maori boats, and boats and yachts-from town, a most attractive day's sport should, Without mucli difficulty, be organised. The St. Jean, barque, from Melbourne,; arrived at the Heads in the afternoon, and has since come, up to the Port, towed byj the Samson. Having only left Port Philip Heads on the 25th ult., the St. Jean has made rather a satisfactory passage. She brings a few cabin passengers, 68 in the steerage, and a small cargo consisting principally of bonded goods. By the courtesy of a passenger, we have a Melbourne Argus of the 24th, two days later than the latest date by the Egidia. The Jeanie Oswald, barque, and the Time-and-Truth, barque, for,Otago, were at Port Philip Heads on the 23rd. The Genii and the Hydra, from Otago, had arrived. The City .of' Hobart. continued to be advertised for the 29th April.

The brig Wild Wave, from -Hbbart Town, made the Heads on Tuesday-afternoon, and reached the Port early this morning.; She left Hobart Town on the 27th, and throughout the passage had a continuance of unusually heavy weather. In the course of a long experience of the colonial coasting trade, Captain Fisher has seldom or Bever bad a passage characterised by weather so unfavorable and severe. As a consequence of this weather, his freight of horses suffered severely, eleven out of sixteen having died. In addition to the horses, the Wild Wave has brought some fino specimens of Leicester sheep, with some building timber and other cargo. Brings Ilobart Town papers irj> to the 26th ult.