Shipping Intelligence.

Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1586, 28 May 1861, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

AltttlVfifi May 46 i bftrqilo Aurifei'di 43(1 tOiis, ii« DBrflbHl! from Newcastle.

Mtty 26, s.s. Storm Bird, 107 tons, 3. Malcolm, from t'icton and Nelson.

M ay, 27, s.s. Lord Ashley, 290 ton*, A.jKennedy. j' from Nelson and Sydney. '* Pußsen^ers— saloo'ni lr Mr.-and Mrs. Turner, tbree'-bhildrejilantt two 4er.:j r>aiitB^ftlis'_ Wnlhisley, Hon.- Mr. arid'V'r. Tode-«j maCliei My. and Mrsf. Pearce: nnd child, Messrs; J7 f Smith j, .Hill ; second: cabhi— Messrs. Barton, Gil- 1 lart, Miss Bm*ns, : Master Hughes. fi. Same day, cutter Alert, li tons, Short, from Wiurau. Passengers — Messrs. Fraser. Sinoloirf * \> " SAILED. May 20, ship Ifargaretha Roesncr, 509 tons, F. Eggars, for Newcastle. May 27, a. e.. Wonga Wonga, 107 tons, Renner, for Castle Point aad Napier. Passengers — Miss St. Hill. Miss Biddiford, Mr. and Mrs. Trotter, Miss Swaiue, Mias McKenzie, Mrs. Guthrie, Messrs. Lyon, Stokes, Watt, Peol (2), Pulraer. ...., .. . .wr-,--- IMPORTS. . In the Lord R.M. Company, Agents,— 3 cases priming materials, I casting, 3 boxes, 3 packages,, Yates; 2. case*,. stationery, 2 cases gold, 1 do silver, 1 do copper, N.S.W. Bank; 1 box, Order j 1 cnse stationery, 1 parcel, Eybn";; 2 bales, I truss, 2 cases, Pickett and Co.; i'orate^ 6 cases, Gieeti ; 4 cases; 2 kegs, Barraud j';ii,b_lf| blankets, E. J. Touet; % cases, 1 keg, 1 dru^|/VVf Bishop , 146 mats sugar, 8 hhds. treacle, ''ifieMe,fipfi Anderson ; 3 casks chain, 1 bale cotton, I packaged blocks, 3 oases oil, 20 packages tea, 10 box-_*oi__s dies, 1 bale blankets, 2 case's ' pickles, 60 ba'glj BUgar, 10 half chests tea, 2 qr.- casks sherry, 1 case; flags, 1 do stationery, 3 kegs nails, 2 cases, 40 boxes soap, 2 bundles shovels, 2 casks, Order ; 1 hale drills, Bannatyne & Co. ; 2 cases, Benton; 1 case, Leviu ; I cuse, Shaw & Son ; 1 case, Leadenham; 3 parcels^ Turnbull & Co. ; 1 do, Stuart; 1 'do, BowUr, Son & Go. ; Ido Bannatyne & Co: ; I pig, Arthur; 1 horse-Turner. • In- the Aurifera; Bethune & Hunter, Agents— ;080 tons coals Order. ! ; In the Alert, J. Joseph & Co., Agents, — 16 bales wool, Bowler, -Son, & Co. ' 'r \Z\ EXPORTS.'"""*" ZZZ la .the Woilga Wonga, Duncan and Venuell, Agems-rCO cases whisky, 0 do rum, Ijihd. braudy,; 2 qr. casks do., 2 tons salt, ,4 casks cement, 1 do.< soda, 2 crates eartheuware, 17 bags sugar, 3.000 feet timber, Stuart & Co. ; 5 sheep, D. Riddiford; .3 ;matiressea, Wrisjgleswoith ; 400 feet ijmber, .C arter ; JO bags sugar, 2 halt chests tea, 1 box, I tru^s ,dra-. ;pery, I. half chest tea, I bag salt," l package, 2 JDumlles saws, 10. bags flour, le-in & Co.; I pkg. blankets, I .bundle spudes, 2 . boilers, 1 half ohest jtea,3 bags flour,. Duncan and Vennell; . ■■•= - ; "•' ■ I Tho.I.C.R.M. Company- a. s. Lord 'Ashley, ;Caitnti Kennedy, from. -Sydney via Nelson; in this harbour _t 1 a.ux; ou Monday last.'" ;She left Sydney Heads on the 16th instant; -at noon, and arrived afc Nelson on-fche 24fch/ afc' 11 ip.m. Her protracted, passage was caused by junusually severe weather. A few hours after leaving Sydney, a hard gale sprung up from the [E.S.E., which lasted five days, without inter]miBsion. Afc intervals, it blew with the fury of 'a hurricane ; and when at its height, the barometer had fallen to 29. 15 Nearly the whole of her sheep aud poultry were drowned by the sea, which continually broke aboard ; and several fine horses, the property of Mr. Potter, ■ with two belonging to Mr. Hill, fell a prey to the fury pf the storm. '■ Throughout the passage, experienced but one day's moderate weather. . She left Nelson at 10 a.m . on the 26th, and arrived here after a fair passage of J 3 houra. We have to thank Capt. Kennedy and the purser of the Lord Ash_ey, for having courteously funrnished us with the latest English and Colonial papers. The Lord Ashley sails to-day for Canterbury and OtagO. ■>:■: By advices received by the European mail, we learn that the Danish clipper barque Hermiue, Captain Berg, was to sail from Hamburg, for .Wellington via .Melbourne, on the SOth April last. She is. consigned to Msssrs. Krull and Co., and will be the second vessel of the intended regular line between the Continent and this port. She brings, bssides a well assorted cargo. ; 40 valuable rams, selected from a celebrated German flock. She may fee expected to arrive here about the end of September next. j The ship Thames City, from Newcastle the 4th instant, arrived iu this harbour on Thursday last, after a passage of 19 days. Her cargo consists of 790 tons of cools. The barque Aurifera, Cuptain Dambrill, from Newcastle, bound to California with , a cargo of coals, put into this harbour on Sunday the. 26th instant. She sailed from Newcastle on the let [ ot May, and experienced extremely Uoisterqaa weather from the fourth^ day after leaving,, and has siuce suffered from three cyclone _t torms, which damaged her bulwarks,, spars, and 'jutij.. Captain Dumbrill beiug uuwell, ilirough suoh continued anxiety, came here for medical assistance, and get the damages sustained by his vessel re paired if possible. ; The b. s. Storm 'Bird, Captain Malcolm, from ■Nelson via Picton. arrived in this port on Sunday evening last. Captain Malcolm, with Mb usual jcourtesy, has furnished us with a Home News, of she 26th Maroh, received pet- Lord Asble, which arrived at Nelaon ou the 24th instant. i English Shipping. LoApiNG.AT London., . > , , „ , \ For Auckland.— Broadwater,; Northumberland;^ IdaZiegler. ■. ,',,.,, i For Canterbury. — Chrysolite ; Norden. i For Nelson. — Sir George Pollock. i For Otago. — Romark. . , ,-••/,. ■.< ! For Wellington.— Earl of Mar & Kellie. I Loading at Liverpool. ; For Anckland. — Henrie Ferine. I Tlw Eatl of Mar & Kellie waa to sail from London on the 25th March, for Wellington. ; The Storm Cloud was to sail from Glasgow for' Otago on the Ist May.