Shipping Intelligence.

Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1369, 4 October 1859, Page 3

Shipping Intelligence.

akiuved. Sept. 20. .schooner Salopian. 40 tons. Coombes, from Lvueltmi. Passengers:—Messrs. K. JJuin, Jonus, Neville, Baker. ■Sept. 30th, 8. s. Prince Alfred, 703 tons, Bowden, from Lyt'eUon. l'nsstii;urs—ijxhin, Mnasrs. Onraphel), Bedborough, Seaman, Fraser, {I) Meyer (2) Morrison, Mnnro, MuGUshan, Klliotl, -lerni-ig-liHin, Wilnwr, Miss F.ntles, ;-'t.>trage—-Mtssi's, Herinxtbn, iJlirlilieli, Heun, linker, Snxion. Hogj-r, Wils-on, MoDcnnlil, Hoop, Knlan. Thompson, Kir. wan, Hammond, Wire, Hrndie, Stariin, I'litiii m, Mr. & Mrs. Hughes and 3 children, und 2 mnori women. Oct. 2, s. s. Womjn IVuiiga, 105 ton', F. TCerner, from Napier. Passengers :—Messrs. Conner, Unr. ling, F. Allen, Gaily. O. H. Veunell, Mrs. Unssell, Duncan mid cliiM Mr. l\ Siliitii Oct. 3, schooner Esther, 54 tons, Alexander Blnir, from Napier. SAILED. Sept 30th, s. s. Prince Alfred, 703 tone. Bow. den, for Sydney, via Nelson. Passengers—Messrs. Neivton, Campbell, Bedborough, Morrison, Manro, Clmrlet Bell, Win. Bell, Elliott, iiev. vi r . Seaman. Steerage—Mr. and Mrs. D. Me Lean, and 3 children. Mrs. Leary, Messrs. Churclull, Helm, Snxtoh, linger, Wilson, McDonald, Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Hughes w>4 3 children. Oct. 1, s.s. While Swan, IflS lons, W. G. Cellera, from Napier.!— Passengers— Mr. Komledae, Capt. ]51aker, Mr. Trail. Oct. i, schooner Canterbury, 07 tonS, J. F. Bowten, fur Otajjo. Same day. schooner .Ifary Tliomson, 52 tons, XMnirhead, for Lyticltou. Passengers:—A. H. Cunningham. J. A. Cuiiuii'mhain, O. A. Ciiuuiagliam, M. Cunningham, .1. 11. Cunningham. IMPORTS. In the Prince Alfred, I. 0. «. M. Company's Agents,—s pkgs. apparel, 1 qr cask hrandy order; I trunk, 2 portmanteaus, I 1 bundle, Levin & Co.; I case.Saxlon; L horse, Eraser ; shipped at r.ytiolton, for Sydney, 10 burrels ale, 30 bags wheat, 1 ion w'lalehone.

In the Esther, Betbune & Hunter agents.—2oo sheep skins, 50 hides T. W. Pileher, JU bales wool, 20 tuns lime stone, order. In the Tyiw, W. I.yon, agent—lo qr. casks brandy, 6 half tierces tobacco, I keg and two eaeea tobacco, 4 cases, 1 case apparel, (14 biws sugar, *i barrels crushed do , 1 ense raisins, IS hull chests lea, S cases currants, 11 casks sugar. 1 heaj coffee, 4 bundles raisins, I case muscatel dn., 1 hhd. loiif sugar, 5 barrels curranis, I bag sugar, I half chest ten, 8 boxes raisins, 12 bags sugar, 'i casks and 1 sack nuts, 1 cask raisins, 10 bags barley, 1 trunk boots, 2 rolls matting, i cases merchandize, 14 barrels lierrinsa, 10 duz. spades, 1 cask salts, 10 cases salad.oil. 7 pkgs. groceries, 1 case clocks, 1 cane merchandize. 1 case ginghams, 2 tninks boots, 1 bale twine, & casks whiting, HO kegs nails, 1 case spice, 80 drums oil, 1 caso medicirjes, 1 cask whiting, 2 pkgs. merchandize, 1 trunk slides, 1 case oilmen's stores. I keg powder, 10 sash weights, 4 kegs pearl barley, 6 casks vinegan 2 cases sundries, 1 cask horse shoes, 1 fon Hails, 1 easy chair, 2 towel racks, 1 bale and 12 enses merchandise, 10 boxes soap, i guns iv case, 2 bags grass seed, 12 enses ginger wine, 1 addressed box. 12 tius paint, 4 pumps, 2 cases bolsters, 7 pkgs. furniture. EXPORTS. In the Prince Alfred, I. C. It. U. Company. Aiients, —Part of original cargo shipped at Wellington—l parcel, Union Bank of Australia; 100 bags potatoes, J. Martin; 1 pkg. bacon, .1. Yiiruham ; 2 tons flax, 4 bags sacks, Biug ;37 liluls. oil, \V. M. Bannntyne & Co.; 20 hhdo. oil, Bethune' mcL Hiinter; 24 hides, 10 pin skins, L. Levy JlO casks oil, 14 coils wool lasl.ing, R. Mills; 104 coils wool lasliiuß, 4 coils tow, Win. Bowler, Sou & Co.

In the White Swan, Bethune & Hunter, Agenta, —fi pkges furniture, 1 cask pork, Bowdeu ; 2 octaves , 4 qr. casks port wine, 3 box carts, 1 case blacking, 2 do drapery, 1 trunk do.. 1 pkge brooms, I do. canvass; f> boxes soap , , 2 cases drapery, 1 do. Testae, 1 do. cage, Drausfield ; 3 doitble barrel guile, Ccllim; 10 cases giuger wive, 2 do. cbeese, Turnbull & Co;

In Uie Oanterbiiry, W. Lyon, Agent,—2B,ooo 2,a.U0 palings Wallace ; 3 hhds. ale, Dirou. TiJ the Mary Thomson, W. Bowler, Son & Co., jtgcm§,—l podke't hops, lievirifc Co. j62 bags malt, 12 empty kegs, TraverS & Co.; 100 sheets, & bundles corrugated iron, G. Riding*; iO bag's limb, 0 hhds. etout, 4 do. Burton ale, 6 oasks bottled beet K. Muirhead ; 1 hhd. brandy, 2 qr. casks whisky, 0 hhds porter, 1 box sperm candles, 1 bag harness, 1 bundle spades, I carriage, Swinbourue; 1 case drtigSjCjot F. Barraud; 3 oases, J. Mclntosh; 3f> pkgea woo jenhouse, 32 do. personal effcpis, H. Ctinningham ; 2 bhds. beer, Diiou; *i,OOCJ feet timher, Wm. Bowler, Son & Cd;

The Lord Ashley arrived at sis o'clock this ttofnlng from Sydney via Auckland, Manakau, New Plymouth and Ne'lsW. SKe left Sydney on the 10th ult., the Same day as '.he Prince Alfred, experienced strong i.ea'd winds' the whole passage, and arrived at Auckland on tho 19th September. Remained there Until the 24ih, and sailed fdr Alanakritf. and had an extraordinary quick paeengo of forty.eight hours. Left Manakatfon the morning of tho 29th ult, and arrived at New Plymouth tho samo evening; remained there all nieln ; but hod to leave in consequence of bad weather; arrived at Nelson on the Ist October,- nnd sailed from tuoiioe for Wellington yesterday afternoon. The Tornado had arrived at Av6Ttland, and about fifty of her passongcre have been brought on here by the Lord Ashley. Captain Kennedy is now in command of the Lord Ashley, and we wish him success.