PORT CHALMERS.—August 19TH

Otago Daily Times, Issue 218, 20 August 1862, Page 4

PORT CHALMERS.—August 19TH

Wind at noon, S,\Y r., light hrSeze; weather, clear and fine; barometer, 29.75; thermometer, 55. Hijih T.-iitor on the 20i.h instant ;it Port, Uhalinera, 10.50 Bi,iu., and 11.14 p.m.; at Kuncdiu an hour later. ARRIVALS. Union, brig, 166 tons, Griffiths, from Hobart Town, July 23, timber and produce, 2 passengers. 0. 11. Gillesand Co., agents. Al' Tllli HEADS. "Wild Wave, schooner, put back. Tamar, schooner, from Hobart Town. DEPARTURES.

Airedale, s.s., 286 tons, Bowden, for the Bluft. gener.il cargo, 4 passengers. G. Brodrick, agent. Lopabard, schooner, 256 tons,' Harding, for Auckland, passengers. Driver, Maclean and Co., agents. Cecilia, c-atter, 36 tons, Martin, for Heathcote River, produce. Master, agent. Samson, .p.s., M'Uill, for W:\ikouaiti, goodsi and pnsseugers. F. Grreer and Others, agents. Lady Barkly, p.s., Adams, Waikouaiti, #oodsaud passengers. J- A. & R. Buird, agents.

PASSENGER LIST. Per Union, from Hobart Towa.—Mr. and Mrs. M'Donald. I" EXPECTED ARRIVALS. ' From Melbourne.—Victor. From Newcastle.— Eileti, Marginetha Roesner. From London and Liverpool.—Escort, Athene, Planter. From tha Clyde.— Grasniere, Robert Henderson. From New York. — Carlotta. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Omeo, for Canterbury, Aug. 21 Queen, for the North, on mails arrival ' Aldinaa, for Melbourne, Aug. til Airedale, for the Noxth, Aug. 28 VESSELS IN PORT. Indus, barque, from Newcastle Abdul Medjid, ship, from London St. Magnus, barque, from Mauritius Jane. bri-r, from Melbourne i>[onlezuma, brig, from Corner Inlet f Geelong, barque, from London : Se;i Gidj, schooner, from Lyttelton £ M.indarin, barque, from Mcl bourne Canterbury, schooner, from Oamaru ' Nelson, ship, fro: a Glasgow Queen, 5.?., from the North Omeo, s.s. from Melbourne '.iuiding St^.r, s.s. from Invercarfrill Uni'w. brig, fro ax Ilobart Towu.,;

The briar at the Head.-* on Monday evening, proved to hu the Union from Hobart Town; she came u»> this morning as near to the anchorage as the wind allowed. The passage has been a protracted one, since July 23rd. The ran from Hobart Towj» to the Inlands was made in seven day 3: from fhat point she had light easterly winds until sbe made Cap? Sanders, when she encountered the late heavy g&W from the N.E.j tbe "cargo consists principally of timber- and grain. On the 18th of July, the Mary Ann had arrived at Hobart Town from Ofa^o, and on the 21st, the Picard and Tamar.

The schooner Tamar, also from Hobart Town, la-ought up outside the Heads this forenoon, and is now being- to.wed up. She has sonic passengers. The' Lombard, bound for Auckland with passengers, -came down from town on Monday, 'and sailed this af^rnoon, leaving several of her passenger*, who were fifttr-vred from proceeding by the later accounts from Cororuandel, and the news of the discovery of the new diggings. The schooner "Wild Ware, bound for Stewarts Island, ••as detained for several days imide the Head* by the N.E. gale of last week, and th" heavy sea prevailing. Sh? got away on Monday, hit ym* back as the T.lnd and foul weather from the S.W. increased. She sails early. . Along with her a large boat, bound from the Taieri lor Stewart's Island, also arrived here wind bound.

According to advices received, a "vessel named the Carlotta, is expected soon here, direct from New "York. „ " " . The Samson and Lady Barkly both went to \Sraikonaiti to-day, each with a few passengers. Tn a few days, there is little doubt, the passenger traffic hi this direction will considerably increase. The Airedale left for the Blurt at 3.L5. She returns to sail for the North on Saturday, tho 23rd instant.

There is no appearance yet. of the Aldinga, novr liourly expecteti with the English mail.