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Wellington Independent, Volume XIV, Issue 1444, 7 August 1860, Page 2

ARRIVED August 3, s.s. Lord Worsley, 290 tons, R. Johnson, for Nelson, Passengers : — Cabin — Messrs T. Wilson, R. Wilson, McHaffie, Chalmers, J. s'. Webb, Pierce, Wood, Capfc. Buckley and family (4), Messrs Coster, Rattray, Elwyn, Burton Nathan, Oldham ; Steerage : — Messrs Mclnd, Smith, Stephenson, Bishop, Johnson, Bathley, Archer, Keejian, Williams, Longdon, Smith, Taylor, Higginson. Cowan, Culling, Mr. and Mrs. Knight, Miss Collas. August 4, schooner Emerald Isle, 40 tons, J. P: Oakes from Lyttelton. Same day barque Dunedin. 208 tons, Walker from Lyttelton. Passengers: — Miss. Bowker, Mr, Gorge Birch. August G, cutter Alert. 12 tons, Wm. Short, from \Vairau. Passenger Mr. James Mcßeth. SAILED. August, 8.8. Lord Worthy, 290 tons, R. Johnson, for Nelson. Passengers : — Messrs. McHaffle, Chalmers, Pierce, Coster, Barton. Oldham, V. Smith, Wyvill, Tollemach, Capt. Buckley and family (4) : Steerage: — Messrs. Stephenson, Bishop Johnson, Bathley, Archer, McKeenan, Williams, Longdon, Smith. Taylor. fligginson, Mr. and Mrs. Knight, Miss Collar. Mr. Conau, Culling, Duncan, Mr. and Mrs, Hontschko, and 5 children, Marie Heider. IMPORTS. In the Emerald Isle, W. ivr. Bannatjne & Co., Agents, — 650 bushels bailey, W. M. Bannatyne & Co. ; 650 bushels wheat, Smith & Co. ; 1 case drapery, Joseph <fc Co. In the Dunedin, — Stuart, Kinross, and Co., Agents, — 3800 bushels wheat, Order ; 5 bags coffee, Dalgelty & Co. ; h ton hoop iron, 204 bags potatoes, 1064 bushels potatoes, 7 packages personai effects, Order. In the Lord Worstey, I. C. It. M. Company Agents,— Part original cargo. Shipped at Otago. — 1 parcel, Crawford ; 1 parcel, U.8.A. ; shipped at Lyttelton, 2 parcels, Moss ; 1 trunk, Dransfield; and a quantity of cargo for Nelson and Sydney. In the Alert, Jacob Joseph & Co., Agent-i, — 20 bushels maize, 3 bundles sheep skins. "EXPORTS. In the Lord Worsley, I.C.R.M. Comnany Agents, — Part original cargo. Shipped at Wellington for Sydney — 1 caso Knill & Co.; 1 case, 1 parcel, Nathan; 12 bales wool, Bethuno & Hunter; 25 tons potatoes, Joseph & Co. ; 24 bales wool, Hirst; 1 parcel, U.B.A. ; 1 case, Fraser ; shipped at Wellington for Nelson— l case sundries, 2 parcels, Krull & Co ; 1 small case, Holmes, 1 coil rope, 2 j bags hair, Hirst. The Now Margaret came to anchor last night, after a passage, of 15 days from Adelaide, bringing- us s-everal passengers; amongst, them Mr. .Rutherford and family, who have come to settle umong.it H5 in the neighbourhood of Double Corner. It is stated as probable that several other gentlemen belonging to South Australia, connected with the pastoral interert will soon follow Mr. Ruthcrjbrd's example Captain Wright left Ade-' kide with a general cargo and 75 horses, throe- of which were lost in a hurrii\ano from the nor-west on the first day out. Very severe weather was /\lso experienced dining the last four days of the f voyage. — Lylh-ttnv 5 uncs. The Mermaid which sailed from Cantorburv on the 3rd February, arrived in the Channel oii the sth of May, with Archdeacon and Mrs. Paul and all her other passengers in safety. From the date of her Railing to rec 'iving the return news of her arrival way only just 25 week.-s. — Standard. & . r.iuTiis —On the Ist August, the wife of Mr. 1.. S. Jacka nuiJrJer, of a son. On Friilny, Augnsi 3rd, the wife of "?.Ir. J. J. Tnuin, Merchant, of a son. Markikd.— Onthn 4ihiu?t, nt St. Tail's Church, Tlionulpn, by i.lio Hey. V. M. g Nicholl'a 0 .A., Mr. VVhj.um He>j.hy Alkkk, of Wellington to Hkhecca. onlyilniiffliierof Gsorge lUehaidson, Ksij . of Sonvooil, Surrey.