PORT CHALMERS—MARCH 11.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 382, 12 March 1863, Page 4

PORT CHALMERS—MARCH 11.

Wind, atnoon.N.E., light breeze, weather, dull ; high water on the 12th instant, at Port Chalmers; 7.39 a.m, and 8.2 p.m; at Dunedin, an hour later.. : . ARRIVALS. ' . Albatross, schooner, 86 tons, Clarke, from Auckland, March 1, general cargo, 20 passengers. Master, *BVeliore, ship, 475 tons, Didier, from Melbourne, March 1, sheep, 13 passengers. Driver, Maclean and Co, agents. : . '.:. , DEPARTURES. Kate Waters, ship, 580 tons, Duncan, for Guam. Bella Vista, barque, 166 tons, Tonner, for Hobart Town, 5 passengers. ■ Geelong, p.s, Boyd, for Oamaru, cargo, and 30 pasx sengers. ' Titania, s.s, Jarveys, for Invercargdl, geneial cargo, 30 passengers. Planet; p.s, for the Taieri and Molyneux, general car£o. PASSENGER LIST. Per Titania, for Invercargill—Messrs fHocher, Grainger, Mrs Reid, Mr and Mrs Dyer, Mr Goodheira, Mrs Thompson and child, Miss Ellis, Mrs Weldon, servant, and child, Miss Perrin, Miss Per Vellore, from Melbourne—Messrs Duffy, Putman, Watts, Jacomb, Mr and Mrs Eastwood and thild. Per Albatross, from Auckland—Mrs Dugnenne, Mr Parsons; 18 in steerage. N EXPECTED ARRIVALS From London—Gananoque. From Glasgow—Arina, Sir William Eyre. ■■' From Melbourne — Vibilia, Andrew, Pet, J. W Paine, Vellore. W. Jackson, Wm. Miskin. From Sydney—Aldivallach, Bengal, E. C. Felter. ■'• From Adelaide—Crishna, Ashburton, Ann Sanderson. From Port Albert-\ictona. From Bluff—Sir Geo. Polock. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ** Aboukir, for London, 20th March. Star of Tasmania, for London, 25th March. Susannah Booth, for Sydney, 12th inst. Theods, for Melbourne, early. Aquila, for Invercargill and Riverton, early. City of Hobart, for Melbourne via the Bluff, 13th instant. Salacia, for Melbourne, this day. Sol way, for Melbourne, 14th instant. Ceylon, for Melbourne, 17th instant. Ziska, for Launceeton, 14th instant. . : vessels in pout. Aboukir, ship, from Glasgow. Sarah M., Bhip, from LondoD. Star of Tasmania, ship, from M ewcastle; Mount Alexander, schooner, from Molyneux. John Duncan, ship, from London. Hellevoetsluys, barque, from Sydney. Margaretha Roesner, ship, from Newcastle. Ocean Bride, barque, from Melbourne. Gil Bias, bri>r, from Hobart Town. Scotia, brig, frcm Adelaide. Wolverine, brig, from Hobart Town. Highland Lassie, brig, from Melbourne. Storm Cloud, ship, from Melbourne. Salacia, barque, from Melbourne. Ziskn, brig, from Launceston. Santiago, ship, from Newcastle. Ceylon, ship, from Melbourne. Susannah Booth, schooner, from Sydney. Adolph, brig:, from Adelaide. Indiana, ship, from Melbourne. Louisa, schooner, from Newcastle. Fanny A'Garrigues, brig, from Wellington. : Theoda, barque, from Melbourne. Albatross, (schooner, from Auckland. Vellore, ship, from Melbourne.

The schooner Albatross, which arrived to-day, left Auckland on the Ist instant, experiencing very unfavourable weather throughout the passage. " Brings a general cargo, including timber, cheese, and potatoes on the captain's account. From Capf Clarke we have loca' papers up to the 28th ult. The ship Vellore sailed from Melbourne with I;4U, aheep, which have arrived with a comparatively small loss Captain Didier reports having had light S.E. ■winds, with the exception of one strong squall from theN-E. Left the Heads on the Ist, and on the fourth day out spoke the barque Pet, bound for - "She Titania and Geelong both sailed to-day—as •usual, crowded with cargo and passengers. The passenger fares between Dunedin and Port Chalmers have now been generally reduced to eighteen pence each way.