PASSENGER LIST.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 397, 30 March 1863, Page 4

PASSENGER LIST.

Per Geelono-. from Oamaru : Messrs Noble. Thompson. Hood, .H.-idiie, Lanbert, Solomau, Benjamin, Sandrid, (2); Captain Fraser, and 4 fn the steerage.

Per Red Jacket, from Melbourne: Alra De Lisle, Air and Airs U-m-ui. Ah- and Airs Bain, Airs Lawrie and family, Aliss Rasleigh, Air and Mrs Davy, Miami "Airs" Ryan and family,-Airs Gideon, Mrs O Stafford and children, Aliss Aitken, Mcssei-s Winslow, Hopkins, Keimelly, Pears, Whiteiaw, McGregor, Coster, Lewis, Affleck, and Dr Shaw. Per Omeo, from Alelbourne : Air Mills, Aliss Mills, Air G Perriman, Air C Higirins, Air Soulien, Mr Huttuer, Air Eiists-itc. Airs Watson and infant. Mr W X Wright, Dr Hardy, Messrs Murray (-2) Mr S Solomons, Alr.s A Benjamin, Air Bade, Mr S Deakeu, Air G Geddes Per Pryde. from H-ibart Town : Air and Airs Burrows and family. Air and Mrs Moore and family, Airs Burnett, Alrs'Burt, Air Solomon.

The White Star ship Red Jacket, wliich was seen off Dunediu ou Saturday forenoon, made the Heals this (Sunday) morning, and was to\v«l by theSainson to the upper end of the cross channel, the strong wind and tide down preventing her heing brought at once to the anchorage. Captain Harley reports having left Port Phillip"Heads on the afternoon of Friday, the 20th inst. Ofr Cape Schauk the vessel was becalmed until noon on Saturday, and thence she completed the run to the Snares by 4 a.m. on Thursday last. From the Snares s>he experienced very light north-easterly winds and calms, by whicli her otherwise satisfactory pnssage wa« considerably protracted. In the addresses to Capt H> rley and to the purser of the vessel, her six hundred passengeis express themselves highly pleased witli their treatment on board. The s.s. Omeu, with the Enslish mail on board, arrived at 7 a m. , Having received the mail Irom the steamer Behar. which only a-rived on the previous day, she left Sandridge at noon on Saturday, the 21st inst. She did not leave the Heads, however, until 7 a.m. on Sunday, having anchored there during the night on account of a heavy blow from S..S.E. In Banks's Straits she passe t the steamer Aidinga off Cape Portland, ami an hour and a half afterwards- 7 a.m. on Alonday—she passed thi s.s. Alhnmbra. Ninety miles S.E. of Swan Isl.-md, shs passed thi ship Alma, beating to windward. From 3 p.m on Friday until 6 a.m. on Saturday she had to heave-to ou account of thick and squally weather. At 3 p.m. on Saturday she saw signals flyinur at the Bluff Pilot Station, biit was unable to distinguish them, and she did not land mails there. The mails are contained in 109 boxes, and a number of bugs —43 boxes 4 hairs, and 3 packages for Dunediu : 35 boxes, 1 bag, for Lytlelton :Hi boxes, 1 bag, 2 packages ; for Wellington: 7 boxes 1 package; for Nelson, 2 boxes, tor Napier ; 2 ba.-^s. for Auckland; and 2 for Port Chalmers. The Omeo had also 41 horses on board, aud about 400 tons of cargo. Immediately on arriv .1 the mails were despatched to town by the s s. Favorite. The brig Pryde, which arrived on Saturday, sailed from Hoiiart Town on ihe 16th, up t-> which date we have locml papers from Captain Verren. The Emma Prescot and Derwent Hunter were then on the berth for Otago. On lier p issage the Pryde experienced four days strong easterly winds; after a good start with favorable weather. The Don Juan, from Sydney, had a long anil very boisterous passaje. Durinc one of the several gales which she experienced, she had gome of her bulwarks carried away, an 1 her boat completely stove. Was on the coast about a week, but got blown off during recent gales. The steamer Lady Barkly, returned to-day (Sunday) from an experimental trip to thp Taieri, in place ofthe steamer Planet, recently wrecked there. She went in and out of the river with etse and safety ; and it is not improbable that either she or the Favorite will take up the trade for a lime Mr Scott, C, E , was among the passengers of the Barkly, he having purchased the wreck of the Planet, and already recovered sufficient gear and goods to make the enterprise a profifftb'e one. He may yet attempt the raising the hull, but is to proceed in the meantime with the recovery ofthe boiler and engines. When the O'meo sailed, the Hydra. Lorenzo Sabine, Hussar, Lady Bird, Malcolm, and C oici: wt;re on the berth for Otago. The Warren Goddard and Andrew—ihe latter with 250 passengers cleared out; aud the Australia, ."ea Nymph, and Kate had left the Heads The Thane of Fife left Sydney on the 14th. the Atarchioness arriving same day. The schooner Katheraw came into port on Thursday in consequent c ofthe loss of her boat, not of her "r.iyal,''as by a iuisprint>as stated. The ship Eli Whitney was off the port as early as Monday week, not Thursday last.