PORT CHALMERS—AUGUST 20th.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 521, 21 August 1863, Page 4

PORT CHALMERS—AUGUST 20th.

Wind, light and variable, Weather, very floe. High mter on. the 21st instant—at Port Chalmers, 7.14 a.m.; and 7.35 p.m.; at Punedin, an hour later. ■ ■• ARRIVALS. . Edina,' ss, Kolls, from Launceston, general cargo, 25 passengers. A. L. Thomson and Co, agents. Alhainbra, ss, M'Lean, from Melbourne, English Wail, cargo and 130 passengers. Royse, Mudie and Co,' agents. W. C Wentworth, barque, 315 tons, from Newcastle, 436 tons coal. Cargill and Co, agents. Midas, barque, 556 tons, from Newcastle, coals. Koyje, Mudie and Co, agents. DEPARTOBES. Auckland, ss, Gibson, for the North, English Mail, general cargo and passengers. PASSENGER LIST. Per Alhambra, from Melbourne—Cabin : Mr CJ Haivey, Mrs Cameron, Air and Mrs Moss Marks, Mr A R B Thompson, Miss Golem an, Mr J and Mrs Irvine and child, Mr and Mrs Blyth and two children, Mrs Crawford and family, Messrs Bring, C Bonnington, L X Morrison, Henry Stopps, Miss C M Jones, Mr J D Myers, Mr and Misses Kellar, Bey. Mr Ppole, Mr Smith, 3 children and servant, Messrs -Butter, -Bullock, S Taylor,'.Pitts, Barbor (Mail Agent), Hoyt, aud 97 in the steerage. Ptr Edina, from Launceston—Cabin : Mrs Whittaker and 2 children, Mrs Gately and child, Mv~s Cox, Messrs Squires, Turner, Douslio, Boland, EutJy and Foley. Per Titania fr.-m Invercargill—Cabin: Messrs Fish, Herbert, M'JDowill, Stewart, M'Landress, and 3io in the steerage. \ . Per Lady Bird, from Wellington—Saloon: Messrs Parker, Trent, Jones, Dalton, Allen, Perry, Stade, Thomson, Cricliton, Mrs Lang, and Miss Brown. Per Lady Bird, for Wellington - Cabin: Messi-3 Dunlop. M'Dowell, Hodgkinson, Cary, and II iv the steerage.. Per Williim Miskin, from * Invercargill—Cabin : Messrs Hynian, Benjamin, Leaiy, Hunter, Burgoyse, •the Rsv. Mr Kirkiand, Mrs Kirkland and 2 childr.n, and 9in thesteerßge. . '\ EXPECTED ARRIYAIS. From London — New Great Britain, May 3; (now at Bluff) Crimea, May 6 ; Dudbrook, May 22 : Mallard, May 19. From Glasgow—City of Dunedin (steamer.) From Sydney—Mary Agnes. From Melbourne Glencoe.

The s.sl Edina, Captain Rolls, from Launceston, arrived in Port Chalmers early this morning. She left Tamar Heads at 8 a.m.'on the morning of the 14th inst., passed Swan Island at 3 p.m. on the same day, and sighted West Caps at 2 p.m. on the 18th inst., thus accomplishing the run fro n land to land in four days. She experienced moderate N.E. -winds throughout the passage. Brings aiulcargo of grain, general merchandise, and 20 head of .cattle, aud a numbsr of cabin passengers From Captain Rolls we have files of Launceston papers to the 13th inst. Tha barque Isabella, chartered for the conveyance of troops to Auckland, was then at Hobart Town preparing for departure, aud from . Launceston the steamer V7akool was expected to sail for Dunedin. 'I'he s.s. Aihanibra arrived in port in company with the Eiina. She brings 148 passengers, 35 of the number in the saloon, and the majority of them ladies and families. Sailed from Melbourne the 14th, and had a fine passage, with S.E. winds for the first two days. As usual, landed portion of the mails at Buff Harbor. Proceeds to Lyttelton on Saturday. Among other passengers she had on board Mr Blackwood, of the firm of Messrs MTvleckan and Blackwoori, owners of the vessel. The: barque W. C. Wentworth, which was towed lip in the afernoon, brings a cargo of eoalsfor Messrs Carg-ill and C\ She has had a tedious and he-ivy passage, having encountered all the severe weather which lately prevailed. Made Cook's Straits in eight day.-, and since that time has had a succession of gales ■ wuicn- drove her north ten days ago, after bsing close to tins port. Shipped some heavy seas, but sustained no material dr.mnge. . The barque Mi as, which ? ia d parfed her chains when anchored lately at the Heads, was towed up in the afternoon, after having been driven as far north ;:s the Pfintssal'i, and experiencing all the late heavy weather, fche h in charge of Captain Millar, late ftominander of die Wm Ackers. During the gale of Friday Inst she parted both chains at forty-five tathoma, and had to slip the ninety fathom cable in or )er to wear the ship. The s, s. Auckland, after receiving the EndHi mail,'sailed for the North at 3 p.m., with a number of volunteers on board.

E-NQLISH. AERIVALS. June I—Witch of the Tees, from Otago. June 3- Chili, from Otago. June B—Star of Tasmania, from Ota^o. June 21—Derwent Water, from Lyttelton. DEPARTURES. June s—City of Duneoin, from Clyde to Ota°-o. June 6~.Mataura, from Clyde to Otago. June 10—Accrington, from London to Canterbury. June 11 -Affiance, from London to Wellington. June 12—Owen Glendower, from Plymouth to Auckland.

June 13—Sir Eulph Abercrombie frora Loncloa to Ofcßgo ; Zambese, from London to Canterbury. Jure 14—Victory, from London to Canterbury. Juue I—Cashmere, from Gravesend to IVelson.

SHIPS LOADING FOR NEW ZEALAND. (Corrected to June 20.) AT LONDON." For Auckland-Ida Ziegler, Reynolds:' -Green Jacket, Mitchell. . ■. • . For Canterbury-Pekiu, Williams; Bahia, Faun : Brother's Pride, Ra-Jcliffe. For Invercargill (Southland)— Witch of the Tees, ■Hartley. '■ For Nelson—Magna Bona, Tyson. lor Otago-Persian, XYright; Hnrvvood, Nixon: JJavid G. Fleming, Cruickshauk; Phoebe Diiubar, Crouch; Dauntless, Jones; General Windhain, Mornce; Chile, Cuvtheys; Star of Tasmania, Cuthbert.

.For Wellington—Asterope, Stuart; John Bunvan, Allan; Bride, Gibson. " ' AT GLASGOW. For Otago - Felson, Meiklejohn. -Z-1-Outhiand (N-z-)~ Helenslee, Brown.