Shipping Intelligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 303, 9 December 1862, Page 5

Shipping Intelligence.

December 8-~Stut: phTasmania4 GJSwtoiis, Cpl^er'i, foi: i W'^ti|^tf -^T^t'^^V-?^'^^!B^: '■;'•:': "; • ' ■•. '■ V';'"- - ■'•' IKW\A.SD:a--CO4SXWISE: :L''^ '* !"| f: v'■ ■'•, Deceraßer 8-:-Spee, 'IQ^bsis:, J:' the Moly; eux. :R : Cairns^agenti.-" l?'"'^^'"X^:?!;'t::- ---: J 'MatiidaHayes, 20 tons, J. FalcOhprfrom Qainaru,: in hatiast. J. A. aiMK/Bainf, agents i.-; •"<■ !if ■;• Prince Alfred, 703 tousj Whe^er, from the Bluff. (J, 8. lkodtfck> ageiit; v ■ ■ ! » ' ; -J.|' ; ■■■ ■ --j: •■• OOTWABD^—COASTWISB. ■. ..; ! V;; Decemberß.—Prince Alfred,?7o3!tons/JrWfaeeler, for Northern porta.G/SrlJi^arick; agent. Ov Isabella Jackson> 42 _tons, Swausoii, for Akaroa.' Muster,'agent. - "' . ":V '; ::.! .'J r, . i Gc'lonpr, WS tOns,|Boyd, for- Lyttelton.* Cargill and Co, agents; Wonga Wungai 104' tons, for Northern: ports. • ReaueiVaJbloyd, Ta^gart and Co, agents. IMPORTS. Per Prince' Alfred, from the Bluff: 1 parcel. Per Northern Light, from Hobavt Town: 500.<p'o?ts and rail-:, 10,000 feet timber, 48,000 five-feet palings. E. C. Rowantree. ..-.-... Per Spec, from the Molyneux: 10 tons coals, rJer. . _ ■ '■•''■ .; : ' ..V ''"..,.■. Per Benjamin Heape, from Melbourne: 50 cases old tom, 50 cbests tea, 49 haif-ches'.s, 105 eases whi,ky, 500 cases geneva. 100 cases brandy, 44 casks wine, 6 qr-caslis brandy, 4 half-cases tobacco, It bags coifte, 3 casks ditto, 20 cases A'hisky, 12 qr casks wme, 25 half-chests tea, 75U east s geneva, 50 cases^ brandy, 9 boxe- gla^s, 4 cates galvanised iron, 5 drums oil, 200 bands flour, 40 b><xe» plates.;s4 kegs nails, i 6 caski hardware, 12 ovens, 2 bales spades, 6 bdls buckets. 12 boxe3, 12 axles, 1 weiErht, 2 bales paper,' 3 cases booUs, 232 blocks aspbalte, 97 cases do, 2 boilers. 4 ,kegs naiLs, 1 bale hnttera, 2 cases hardware, 10 casks beer, 12 tierces do, order.' ;' •■• . ■ ■ •■exports.; •- . • ' , '- ■; Per Prince Alfred, for Northern ports: 2 cases tlr;ipory, lt.'fcJyminutonj 2 do mevcliandise, Shaw and >Sous; 1 box coft'er: 'samples. 2 cases hock, Murdock; 5 kejiS tobacco, M. L. Marks. ■" ■ •' ': Per Isabella Jackson, for Akaroa: 3 hhds brandy, T.IIu-ilies; 1 American waggon,-Patoh. Per Geelonf!, for Ljt'elton: 7 quarter-casks wine, 5 casoK, 50 cases -brandy, W. M'Pherson; 10 trunks boots, 3 cases, order; 4 trunks, order; 5 cases, Nathan and C0;'..4 truuka, 1 case, 1-horse, 1 waggon, 12 cases cheese, 5 do haddocks, 25 cases fcheriy, >i cases sundries, 2 do tobacco, 12 do, 20 boxes tea. 1 package nails, 5 cases ckrefc, 1 truss, 1 case, I package, 1 case stationery, 7 boxes coifce, 1 American coach, as 'addressed - .Transhipped, ex 2'ivt-iiiui Ruitcr: 20 br;xes soap, 1 case .-.umlries, 1 ci ate crockery, 8 cases chairs, 128 mats sugar, 32 hags do, H hajf-chists tea, 1 ha f-tierce tobacco, J. Beswiok; 1 bale woolpacks, 1 trunk, 1 case, 3 iron buoy, 10 cases sherry, address ; 5 casks , beer, J. Beswick ; 4 cases, 2casi>s stout,2 parcels, 4 easier, 1 do, 10 drums oil, 88 oundies laths," 1 case, 1 parcel. 2-boxes glue, 8 tins paint, 2 bundles twine, 1 Julid rum, SiO cases brandy Iqr cask whisky, 5 cask & eoi'diisk, 1 roll carpet, 2 parcels, G bag 3 barley,----2 ti..mika,..l horse dra.-., 1 stove and boiler, SSp'eces livxiber, Ivkge, •') casks, 2 bdls oakum, 1 bult -canvas, 18 cases picldos. 1 case acid, 2S bales tin dishts, 1 parcel, 3 bales, 70 cases bran y, 5 qr casks %vhi-ky, j. ca.sk oatmeal, 1 case, 10 boxes soap, .10 bagi? sugar, 4 casks cordials. 1 chest, 6 pkgs, 10 cases oil/ 2 bdlf, wire, 1 qr ensjk braudy, 1 parcel, 1 coil shett lead, 2 bags flour.' 7 casks bread, 2 cases Geneva, .2 bags sugar, 2 boxes, tobacco, f horse dl-ay,;l qr cask brjwdy, 18 liars-.iro'n, I'pair axle .'arms, 2-caska shoes, T vyce, ■ 1 pair bellows, 70 felloes, 6 bars'u-6tt,l cart axle, |as addressfid. ■ '■•-■■; •• -.' • •:',;;' ; ' ~"■"-{■' :

For Wooga VVohgd.'.fOr Lyttelton : 1 ativil/? 2 pea machinery. 2 cases, Bootii j 1 trunk merchandise, K. Brook ; I'box do, Bunk";of N;"S^W, j II cases', 4 bales, Order. For Wellington : 2 tierces sugar, 1 tiuss leather, P. Lning; 1 case, 1 trunk, Warburton ; 2 c.ttfES books, ,W. Lyon ; 2 truuks, 1 case, 12 boxes camiles, J. ,T. Tame ; 1 cask hartiware, H. Cieland.

PORT CHALMERS, Decemberß.;; Wind at noon: SiW.. strong breeze; weather, clear. High water on the 9th iribta'nt, fat; Port Ghalm'ers, 4.40 a.tn,, and 5.5 p.m. ; at Dunedin,?an hour plater. ■-•■--■• - •■'■■■' AiinivAiiß.'- ■ • . ■ ; Benjamin Heape, barque, 261 tons, Moore/ from Melbourne November : '2sth r general.-cargo, 50 passengers. R, B. Martin and Co., agents. . , • AT THE HEADS. ; . ,', '■ x ; . : . Vibilia, schooner, from Melbourne. , ; -. ; " '•• ;\ DEPAHTDRES. • • : . Prince Alfred, s.s, Wheeler, for Northern .Porfs, good arid passepgers. G. Brourick, agent.: , i WongaWonga, s.i»;' Renner, for Lyttelfofa,* T?Tel-| ling-ton and Napier, goods and passengers. Lloyd; Tajrgnrt and Co, sgent-. ; Geelonp, p.s, Boyd, for Lyttelton, general cargo" and passenger^.' Ca'rgill and Co, agents.- . - PASSENGER LIST. . . ' : Per Benjamin Heape, from Melbourne—Mrs Horseman, Mr 3 L^wis, Miss Lewis, Master 'Lewis, .Mr Hatch.; .4i in the steerage. ; . BXPECTBD ARRIVALS. From London^—Empress of India, Storm Cloud. Fmin Glasgow—Plaiida, Broomiulaw, Benlonjond. From Melbourne Golden Age, City of Melbourne, Diaua, Kate Waters. ' ■ ■■ - PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Sh Clnir, for Melbourne, llth inst. Witch ot tlie Tees, for London, 15th January. Star of Tasmania, Sydney and Newcastle, 9th ihst. Gothenburg, s.s., Melbourne, early Aldiugn, s.s., Melbourne,l6'th inst. •■■■'.- City of. Hobarfc, s.p., for Melbourne, 16th inst. CouuTtus-saris dcs Konigs Vandeiheim, for Melbourne, this day. ' Mary Ann, for Hobatt Town, early. - ; Albatross, for Auckland, early. Monte/iUma, for Invercargill, early. Dart, for Hobr.rt Town, early. : , \ VESSEtS IN PORT. 'Aboukir, ship, from Glasgow. Cincinnati, barque, from Newcastle. lUrven, brig, from Sydney. Surprise, schooner, from Auckland. Star of Tasmania, ship, from London. Sevilla, ship, irom Glasgow. Evelina 11 utter,'schooner, from Melbourne. Fawn, schooner, from Lyttletori. Chi'e, ship, from London. Scoresby, ship, fmm London. ■ Mctaris, barque, irom Newcastle. i Albatross, schooner, from Auckland. Jura. ship, put back. iSca Gull, schooner, from Auckland. ■ '- . " Mary Ann, schooner, from Auckland. jVlontezuma, brig, from Port Albert. St. Clair, barque, from Melbourne. Cornniissaris dcs Konigs. Vanderheim, barque, from Melbourne. Dart, brig, from HobartTown. Mur'y. Thomson, schooner, from Waikawa. Cosmopolite, brig, irom Hobart Town. Northern Light, brigautine, from Hobart Town. . Benjamin Heape, bai-que, from Melbourne.

r The barque Benjamin Heape, from arrived at noon in tow of the Samson. She-brings a general cargo and fifty passengers. Sailed' from Povt Phillip Heads on the 26th iilt., and had a passage characterised- by heavy south-easterly pales during preater pai-t of the time. On the 2nd instant she exchanged signals with the ship Bruce, from Otngo, then in 15° 44' E., and 42° 40' S. The schooner Vibilia cleait-d out on the same day, sailing some time before, and is new at the Heads. The new steamer Golden Age, inteuded for the Pent Chalmers and Dunedin tiado, and which was expected to have started about the s'une time as the' Benjamin ;Heape, was detained in consequence, it is said, ot the diificulty of, procuring any person ready to undertake the work of brinpin,; her down to Ota^o; the supposed late ot the Comet and Citizen having its effect in deteiring seafaring men from undertaking the risk. The City of Hobart had arrived on the 25uh, previous to the departure of the 'benjamin Heape, of course in sufficient time for the mail. TLe^ Gothenburg had not arrived. The -vessels advertised^ aa on tho berth at Melbourne' for Otngo are—the City of Melbourne, Almeda, Torrent, Bessie, Eliza Goddard, Samuel Appleton, and -Kdr'-Wester. The Planter and Mayflower, outward bpund, are till at the Heads.