Shipping Intelligence.

Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1438, 6 July 1860, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

AKRIVKD. July 4, kii'quc htirlimj, 301 tons, W. liowc, i'rom IjoikLhi, via Cape i;l' Uodd Hope. July 5, seii'/oner ftnndolph, 2'J tons, T. Keinpthovnc, from Kai Koran. I'assc.ngcr— JJv. Keen. CLHAHKB OUTWAIins. July -i, cutter Ah-rl, 12 tons, W. Short, for W;iiva:;. l'as&cngei'S — -I- nialori. ■ July 5, whoonav Lmeruld, 25 tons, John Sodcole, tor AlanawiUu. July 5, yeliooner S<« Gull, <V 2 tons, Jolnr Farnic, from W'angiMiui. ra-Kcnjrer.s -^Ivs. Tte-.'.-ianil | wrvant, Mr. ami Mrs. J '.-vrti ul^e and cliikl, Mr. TowgooJ, Mr. l)ccth;un, .Mr. Junes. IMPORTS. Tn the S/c>lin<}, V/m. HtAvler, g-ui n;;d Co., Agciiti, — 1 ca-'c, Jamo-i !?Lu;n'i. ; (> hoxes, .1 bale, 7!) oa-jcs, Julu!:l(>n it( I n. ; (i (M-.cs, D.^Uiuno itihintar; 2 tM-o-;, J. liullor; I l.mikrr and potion all en^iiie, 1 11/ wbeul, ) cuglju.- ca.u ia^o and axle, j 4 .vlicr]-:, 1 fiinnnl. .'5 cn ■-■<:.-, .'i pr. VsVaff j. j axle, | ,°(> hh-1 •. bet.-, W. A:. <}. Tti,-iibiiU & Co.: ■_';"()! CMilcri lldttlc-l 1)00!', l'i;l!!lli\tyil(' it Co. : ;':l' lri!:l).^, i Oitlt}! 1 ; :"» !iiul-j. Ih'it, !'.) I'.af,!- 1 .-; .!(.., :> .-■(., „ : , i i" :. W :;i. i- : .'-.: •:: i. i '•. . ■•.■» !,;■ i . (. r .... i 1 ; ■ ' (.'••.. V.I ,-.; •■ . „' , i.-;., ; , „,„. „,!.•).,.. , i •.•;- i! !"• ; -;-.' ; /'-' ;i V<". .-• :. lj ; -v !,- ; i ; f , ; ,,;',. .' !:■ -,•■ :; i! '-•!-' - i'niiii.'U! ,i: C. . ; ■>...., - : . U.i i. ' ",■' (.•!■: : .'ii • '." iiji.i.;. r,... ' ),:. ; ; ,-,..' J.JMI"J, ','.■: h.\> (;!' \'» •. liJM^. ( L,.;;; i] I.i ,h^ l.n iij,.;, •!■■.)

drums oil. Khodes & Co. : 2 cases, W. Jowelfc j 1 c;no, John Cummin,^; 70 boxes, 1 bale, .1. Burno ; 20 l>;ilc<, 2 eases, 4:5 bundles, oO deals, 20 chests, To h.alfohc.-fcs, VO ca^e.s, 100 boxes, v half tierces, IS eases, i casing. ■]• easus, 2 halerf, 9 ease-?, 30 Ulklm. beer. 20 barrels, 20 caries, 20 cases, 10 pkgrf., 8 cases, 50 boxes, Wiu. Bowler, Son, & Co. ; I box, Dr. Tuke ; 2 cases, Order; 1 box, Foley; 7 cn-^es. (! trunks, J3eva;i it vVoon : 12S kegs 1 case, 2 casks, 1 lihcl., 21 f-late slabs. ,T> grindstones, L cask. 2 hhds., 82 camp ovens. 2 bales, 5 cases, W. W. Taylor; '100 casks bottled beer, Smith <t Co.; 3 cases, Krull & Co. ; 1 case, Sir Charles Clifford; 1 box, Mrs. Capper ; C cases, J. IT. Wilson ; 1 case, C. & F. Barnaul ; 1 cave, William Mowbray ; 1 case, ii trunks, 11. Nathan ; ) 3 trunks, Order ; 250 casks bottled beer, W. liowe; 1 case, Eev. J. Inncs; S half tiercaa, 120 kegs nails, 50 casks, 80 oases, .18 drums, 27 case?, 10 hhd."., 20 qr. casks, 10 bales, 8 cases vestas, 3 casks, J. Joseph & Co. ; 8 cases, 8 bundles wire, 1 ease, 1. cask, Order; i qr. casks, 41. eases, 1 trunk, 20 boxes, Taylor, AVatt. & Co. ; 2 cases, L. Moss ; G cases brandy, 8 cases sherry, Captain I {owe; 1 case hardware, W. Loekwood ; Cargo for Shanghae — 200 bundles round wire, 200 do., hoops, 2, G00 nail rods, 40 do. bars, i,52L bais, 50 tons flints, Order. In the liiuidolph, Belhune & Hunter, Agents, — ILO sheep. EXPORTS. In the Alert, Jacob Joseph & Co., Agents, — 1 qr. cask brandy, 7 casks, 14 boxes, 1 parcel, G iron buckets, ' I box, Jacob Joseph & Co ; 1 qr. cask brandy. Stuart, Kinross, & Co. ; 3 cases biscuits, Wilkinson; 1 boiler, 5 fire bars, E. W. Mills. In the Emerald, — J. & T. Kebbell, Agents, — 1 keg tobacco, L box candles, 3 bales slops. In the San Git//., W. by on, Ag-ent. — -1 hhd. brandy, 1 3 casks beer, 1 case drapery, 2 boxes candles, 6 boxes tea, J. J. Tame; 25 casks bottled beer, 2(J bags rice, 4 chests tea, 11 half chests do., V. 7 . Bowler, Son, & Co. ; Transhipped from the ConstuHtiiw — 30 boxe3 candles, 20 cases liqueurs, 2 cases, 1 trunk, 1 bale, 2 cases, 1 case, 1. drum spirits of wine, Order : o cases merchandise, 24 casks bottled beer, 3 cases galvanised iron, 22 mats sugar, 20 boxes Liverpool soap, 1 case drapery, 3(i mats sugar, 20 boxes tea, 1 case merchandise, .1 bale drapery, 1 case hardware, 1 keg saltpetre, 4 boxes candles, 1 caso drapery, 1 pkg. boots, Turnbull & Co. ; 1 box, 1 parcel, W. W. Taylor; 3 cases whiting, 4 kegs nails,- 'J bundles spades, 2 casks hardware. 1 case do., 1 do. glass, 1 do. umber, 6 drums oil, 1 paper parcel, Yarnham ; 2 sacks beans, Armstrong ; 1 case merchandise, 6" bundles sacks, 1 perambulator, W. Lyon; 10 pkgs. luggage, Partridge; 1 bundle plants, Mansill ; half chest tea, 2 cases earthenware, Anderson ; 1 can colza oil, Nathan. The barque Stirling, Captain Rowe, from London via the Cape of Good Hope, arrived in this harbour on Wednesday morning last, after a protracted passage of 120 days. She sailed from the Downs on the sth March, and experienced extremely boisterous weather. A portion of her bulwarks having been carried away in a gale of wind, she bore up t0 ie Ccipe to repair damages ; and after a detention of 15 days, sailed again for this port on the 12th May. She brings a full cargo of general merchandise ; but no passengers ; and is consigned to Messrs. W. Bowler, Son, and Co. The barque Kinnaird, from London bound to Otago, was at the Cape when the Stirling left. By the Stirling, we have received Cape papers up to the 7th May. By this opportunity we learn that the steamer Lyttelton, for whose safety serious apprehensions were entertained, in consequence ot the long time she has been on her voyage, arrived at Table Bay, on the 29th April, having put in for water and coals. She saj^ed again on the let May, and put into Symon's Bay the following day. The' Lyttelton is a small paddle steamer of 49 tons, and commanded by E. Column. She sailed from London on the 26th August, 1859, for Lyttelton, New Zealand, beingintended for the. coasting trade; and put into Fernando Po and Ilondcklip Bay, previous to her arrival at the Cape. H. I. F. M. line-of-battle ship, the Dupperre, the last of the ships with troops from France to China, had been into Table Bay, and gone on her way to tlve theatre of war. She is to be used as a hospital ship in the China .seas. — Cap,: Monitor. The 1.C.1t.M. Company's steamer Prince Alfred, Capt. Bowdcn, with the European and Colonial mails, sailed from this port on Monday afternoon last. She had 19 cabin and and 2S steerage pas aengers.