SHIPPING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 1119, 22 July 1865, Page 4

SHIPPING.

FOTIT CHALMERS.—Jui.t 21

Wind S.W., Btiff brer zc;; weather clear. High water on the 22nd July :—At the Headc,2.ls p.m.; at 'art Chalmers, 2.45 p.m; at Dunedin, 3.30 p.m. AISHIVALS. Hero, a.8., Login, from Melbourne via Bluff Harbor, with general cargo, and 41 passengers. Bright Bros, and Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Lord Ashley, p.h., Randall, f<>r Northern Ports, with 19 passengers. G. S. Brodrick, agent. PASSENGER LIST. Per Hero, from Melbourne: Mr and Mrs Wright and daughter, Mr and Mrs Cattimorc, Mrs Thompson, visa Andwon, Miss Wright, Messrs Bremner, Davidson, F CLange, Manifold, Jacob", and W Gray in charge of mails; and 30 in the steerage. EXPKCTKI) ARRIVALS. Fiiom London—Thrmian, Apii 11 ; Leichardl-, April 28 ; Ricehorse, May 7 ; Kedar, May v. From Vai.paisaifo —Remark. PRO.JKCTEO DBPAIITTJIIKS. New Zealand, for Hoki'ika, &c, 25th inst. Rona, for Wellington, 25Mi inst. Hero, for Lyttelton, 24th inst. Alhamhrn, for Melbourne, this day. Yarrn, for Chrfstchtirch. 2-{:h inst. Eastward Ho, ti>r Aucklnn•), thin daj-. Auckland, f.ir N«Tih m Ports 25ih inst. Mt. Alt-x.'inder, for Hold'Mka, 25th inst. Geelong, for Lyttelton, 25th inst.

VESSELS IN PORT. Fleanor, barque, from St. John's, N.B. Caroline, ftliOMier, fr"»i 0.-nnaru New Zealand, p.s . fr..'u Lyltelton. United Hrothers. ft-hoon r. fiom Ilokitika. Brother*, schooner, Irnm H kirtku. Nora, sclioon<T, from CuiiinV Hiver. Queen of India, sliisi. from I/tr.don Lizzie Southard, ship, from London. Eastward Ho, ship, fnm Now York. Elizabeth Curk-, fchonncr, put Imck. A. J. Ramos, tid.ooiier, fn.m Valparaiso. P.C.E., barque, frr.m N'-wcustle. Rona, brig, from Ilokitika. Alma, schooner, from Melbourne. Breeze, hchooner, from Wnnganui. Caribon, {■hip, from Glasgow. Spec, schooner, from VViinEjanni. Undine, schooner, from the coast. Auckland, s.s. from Northern Porti. Alhambra, ».". from Melbourne. Omeo, s.s, from Ilokitika. Mount Alcxnndt^, n-hootier, from Ilokitika Hero, s.s, from Melbourne

CUSTOMS ENTRIES,

INWARDS. July 21—Nil. ODTWARDI. July 21—P. C X., 291 tons, M'Fnrlane, master, fjr Newcastle, in ballast. Muster, agent. INWARDS - COASTWISE. July 21—Nil. OUTIVAR D<J —COASTWISE. July 21—Breeze, 45 tons, Pearce, master, for Wangnnui. with cargo. 11. Hougliton and Co., agents. IMPORTS.

Per Hero, from M< lbnume: 5 cases tobacco, 23 do ears<tpfiri!!;v. M'Callutn, Neill and Co; lOciiiic'B, W and" J Sculnr; 100 baps sugar, Gso Blyth; 2 bales drapery, order; 180 fuses kerosene, order; 2 packages, R Forrest; 2 cases, A M'Furlnnd; 2 cases boots, order; C packages merchandise, C Clark; 5 packages, Matheson, CarnpMl and Co; 25 cases kerosene, order; 8 packages merchandise, 25 cases kerosene, W M Joel; 6 packages merchandise, Thompson Brothers and Co; 35 packages, W M Levy; 20 cases kerosene. W II Levy; 26 package? merchandise, Jno Ewing; 25 hhds ale, Bright Brothers and Co; 61 bundles merchandise, A Briscoe and Co; .3 cases hams, D bbie and Co; 10 cases furniture, G A Chalmers ; 85 packages tea, ITCaUum, Neill and Co; 50 hhds pale ale, M'Callum, Neill and Co; 1 piece timber, Jno Jones; 83 cases kerosene, Win Kennedy; 200 cases gin, 20 diesis tea, 18 boxes, fiO J-chests tea,' 250 boxes' candles, 1 .J-tierce tobacco, Lango'jnd Thoheman; 1 hhd wine, 8 ■}■ casks wine, Wm Pole; 4 packages merchandise, Bright Brothers and Co; 3 packages merchandise, Stun ford a..d Co; 8 bags coffee, W J Downs ; 291 bugs sugar, 5 bales bags, J L and C Burke; 2 eases raisins, 9 J-casks wine, 50 eases gin, 8 hhds rum, 20 cases aalmoD, 8 -J.casks port, 500 boxes candles. Whittinghiun Brother* and Co ; 5 cases. Bullen and Co; 1 roll belting, 1 hhd circs, Dunning Brothers and Co; 1 case, Bullen Brothers and Co. EXPORTS.

Per Breeze, for W.inganui: Under bond— 10 hhds ale, order. Free and duly paid—s66 bags oats, W and G Turnbull and Co; 8 casks pitch, Bairns ana. Oliver; 2 ensks gln.«B, W and G Turnbull and Co; 32 pieces pavement, 5 pairs shafts, 5 cross pieces, 2 blocks, 1 dray, 2 wheels, A Cairnß.

The Royal Mail steamship Hero, T. Logan, •commander, having on board the New Zealand portion of the English Mai!, arrived at Pore Chalmers at 12.15 this day, calling at the Bluff, and landing her mails, passengers, and ■cargo, after a splendid passage of four days sixteen hours, from thence has had to contend •with fresh winds and thick weather, which necessitated the 6hip to be hovc-to for Bight hours. The Hero, after having received a thorough refit to her hull and machinery, was detained five days awaiting the arrival of the mail ship Jeddo. that ship having, in consequence of a continuation of strong head winds, taken seven days to complete her voyage from King George's Sound, to Melbourne, Arriving on the 15th instant, at 10.30 a.m. News of her arrival was received in Melbourne by telegram, from Adelaide, on the 12th, at 7.30 a.m., the South Australian contract steamer City of Adelaide, having made the upward voyage in 102 hours. Mr William <Jray was in charge of the mails, which, on , arrrival of the Hero, were despatched to Dun edin, with unusual promptitude, by the steamer Peninsula. As soon as the mails had been transhipped from the Htro to the Lord Ashley, the latter vessel, which had been waiting with steam up, sailed for Northern Ports. Several members of the General Assembly are passengers by her to Wellington. The ship Star of Tasmania, the first of the season's wool ships from Otngo, arrived at Gravesend on May 3rd. The Chile also from Otago, is reported as having nrnved off Dartmouth on May 23rd. The Escape arrived on May 9th. The Star of Tasmania sailed on the 2nd of February, and the Guile on the 11th.

Three vessels sailed from London for Otago 6ince last mail, the Leichardt, a vessel of 689 tons, on April 2Sth ; the Ract horse said to be of 1677 tons, on May 7th ; and the •Kadar, of 531 tons, oa May llth. The vessels loading were—at, London, the Mary

Scott, England, and Star of Tasmania; at Glasgow, the Timaru and Peter Denny.

Messrs Houlder Brothers and Co. have despatched the Andrew Jackson, Al, to Asickland, New Zealand. She carries a number of nominated and assisted passengers, Refected by Captain WV C. Daldy, AgentGeneral for the Province of Auckland, together with the first party of emigrants from tbe iron districts, for their new special settlement in the county of Monponui, Province of Auckland, to be called the Brierley Hill Special Settlement. There was also a large party of general paying passengers, -who availed themselves of the Government grant of 40 acres of land.

Messrs Laird Brothers have launched from their yard at Birkenhead, for the National Steam Navigation Company, an iron steamer called the Queen, the largest vessel ever built on the shorps of the Mersey for the Merchant Service. The following are the principal dimensions and general description of the V( , SS( .I : —length over all, about 400 feet; between perpendiculars, 3G!> feet ; breadth, 42.i feet; depth of hold, 29 feet ; tonnage, 3250 ton? ; and power of engines, 475-horse power. The accommodation for the passengers consists of some 70 first-class, cabins for wliom are in the poop and deck-house, with the sleeping cabins below. There is also space for over UOl of the emigrant class of passengers.

ENGLISH SHIPX JING.

LOADING FOR OTAOO. At London: Mary Scott, Wilson; England, Jtobson; Star of Tasmania, Culbert. At Glasgow:—Timaru, Mitchell; Peter Denny, Adam. DEPAKTURES FOR OTAGO. Leichardt, from Gravesend, April 23th; Pncfhrirne, from GraveFcnd, May 7th; Kedar, from Gravcsend, May 11th. PASSENGKRB. Per Kfdar. for Otagn:—Mr John O'Neill, Mr Henry Larratt, and Mr Policarpo Bagna=co.