Shipping Intelligence.

Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1608, 13 August 1861, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

August 7, schooner Flying Fish, 36 tons, Thos. Dixon, from Lyttelton. Same day s.s. Storm Bird,\ol tons, J.Malcolm, from Napier. Passengers— Mr. Justice Hart, G. Hunter, Esq., Hon. M. Stapleton, J. G. Kinross, Esq., E. A. Carlyon, Esq., Miss Riddiford, Mr. W. Beun, Mr. Roy ; For Otago— Messrs. A. Browne, George Yates, A. H. Nicholson, and 28 in the steerage. Same day, s. s. Wonga Wonga, 103 tons, Renner, from YVanganui. Passengers — Mr. George Pickering, Maxwell, 1 policeman, I prisoner. Augustr- 8, brig Yarrow, 229 tons, J. A. Scott, from Newcastle, N.S.W. Passenger — Mr. E. Garner.

August 8, s. s. Lord Ashley, 290 tons, E. Wheeler, from Lyttelton. Passengers, saloen— For Wellington — Mrs. McGregor and two children, Capt. and Mrs. Kensett, Messrs Fitzpatrick, McGrae, Fox. For Nelson — Messrs. J. P. Taylor, James Meldrum, G. Andrews, Power, Robinson, Miss Ellen Connell. For Sydney — Messrs. S; Clarke, Crisp, Capt. and Mrs. Henderson, Mr. A : . K. McDonald, Thomson (2), Purser, Chief Engi r neer, 4 apprentices, S.S. factory ; John "Vinall, T. Ashfield, A. Thomas, Charles Gague, for Manukau. August 11, schooner Randolph, 22 tons, J. Davidson, from Qneen Charlotte's Sound. sailed! Aug. 8, fl.s. Wonga Ironga, 103 tons, Renner, for Picton and Nelson Passengers— Mrs. Duncan and 3 children, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. George Mudgway and child, Mr. Charles Mudgway. August 9, s.a. Lord Ashley, 290 tons, Wheeler, for Wheeler, for Nelsou. Passengers, saloon — Messrs. .Taylor, Clark, Crisp, Meldrum, Andrews, Power, Robinson, Capt. and Mrs. Henderson, Capt. and Mrs. Kensett, Mr. McDonald, Messrs. Thomson (2), Miss Connell, the Purser and Engineer, S. S. Victory ; steerage-— Messrs. Tiwall, AshbohyjGagne, Thomas, Fox, Mrs; Collison and family (6), Mrs. Firth and family (3), 4 apprentices, S. S. Victory. August 11, s.s. Storm Bird, 107 tons, Malcolm, for Otago. Passengers, cabin—MesHs, Wprthing-

K n, W. Tustin, A. Brown, George Yates, A. W. icholson, James Dixon, E. L. Ingpen, Stephen Pilcher, John Pilcher, H. G. Ibbotson, J. Short,

. Simpson, J. Kirwan, O. Eastbourne ; steerage — Messrs, D. Bailey, J. Brown, J. Pike, W. Gray, J. Kitchen, W. Gawith, J. Norris, W. Clough, L. Holmes, W.Bennett, J. McCarthy, F.W. Sheldon",W. Mitchell, F. Parker, John Beighton, James. Houghton, John-Turner, Thos. Robinson, George; Carter, C. Simmons, J. Bills, John Hill, Joseph Pudney, J. Milner. George- Coe, Thomas Duncan, Walter Dunn, T. W. Maxton, T. Noddor, .A. Ridgway, J. Hadrew, W. Robinson, W. Kebble-' waito, J. Dixon, Thomas Bell, O. Wye, John Sinclair, Thomas Nordish, W. Wylio, R. Batty, S. McGlashan, W. Murphy, Amos.Goddack, W. Farroiy, 'A. Bates, H. Smith, R. Farrell, George .Thomas, S. Blake, F. Wilson, J. Smith, C. Clap- ' Karri", R. Donefvan, F. Cherry, "W. McGowan, J. Millg&te, F. Howell, F. Harrison, Thomas Eden, F. Harrison, A. Harrison, G. Harrison, M. Burns, Jame3,Hughes, J. Herbert, J. Bidmead. IMPORTS. v In the Storm Bird, Dunoan & Vennell, Agents, -r-1 half tierce, tobacco, 1 case cigars, 1 qr. cask gin, 1 do; whisky, 12 bundles shovels, 1 trunk, 5 cases drapery,- -Order : 3 bales .blankets^ 1 case drapery,. 1 doz. spades, 1 case,, sundries, 4500 cigars, 100 picks, 38 shovels, Dalgetty, Rattray, & Co. ; 1 case, Collector of Customs ; 39 pkgs. onions, A. P. Stuart ; 1 paper parcel, TJ.B.A. In the Wonga Wonga, Duncan & Vennell, Agents 1 hlid. brandy, Krull .& Go. ; 2 cases, 1 truss, J. Dransfield ; 8 pkgs. bacon, 1 J tons potatoes, 7 cwt. bacon, Owen Brothers. . .; ■ ■.'<-■: ;. In the Yarrow, I. C. R. M. Company," Agents—--290 tons of coal. In the Lord Ashley, lnter-Golonfa] R.M. Company Agents — 1 case, Dransfield ; 42 rams, Levin and Co. ; 1 box, W. Bowler, Son & Co. In the Randolph, Bethune & Hunter, Agents— 1 chest, 1 pkg. doors and sashes, Keene. EXPORTS. lii the Lord. Ashley, I.C.R.M. Co., Agents— For .Nelson— B. tins confectionery, "Waldin : l.keg butter, Perry. For Sydney— lß bales wool, Hirst ; 1 pkgs. bacon, Pilcher; 1 case pictures, Bethune & Hunter j 1 box v Carter. In the Storm Bird. Duncan & Vennell. Agents, — 1 bundle leather,. L. Levy ; 15 cases colza oil, J. Dransfield ; 4 kegs and I can oil, 1 box soap, 1 box pipes, 1 pkg. wool packs, 2 casesgrass seeds, 1 pkg. idoors, frame work of wool shed, F. K. Allen; "2 boxes soap, 1 bag siigas, It' Woodgate; 1 case' drugs, Bishop ; 20 bags oats, 2 cases axes, 19 boxes candles, 1 cask glassware, 1 case pickles, ; 22 tins biscuit, 1 case sundries, 5 kegs tobacco, ' Duncan and Vennell ; 1 case guns'.

In the Salopian, W. Lyon, Agent — 5 cases tobacco, Wills ; 2 cases boots and shoes, Levy ; 5 trunks, 18 cases merchandise, Nathan ; 12 boxes tea, Donald ; 10 boxes pipes, Bannister.

. The. Lord Ashley, with the English mail, arrived on Monday, at 4 p m., after a some what lengthly passage from Wellington of twenty *four hours. . She was off .this port at 8 a.m. ; but a dense mist with rain and a hard north-easterly gale compelled her to heave-to till 3 p.m , when the fog clearing off a little the land was -sighted, and she bore up for this port. During the whole of tho time that she was hove-to, she was under lull steam, and every effort was made to wttrk her clear away from the land ; but notwithstanding the most strenuous exertions, the lead-line, which was kept constantly going, continued to mark fourteen fathoms. Her fan being continually lifted out of the water by .the mountainous sea that was running, tho veasel could just hold her own, and no more. It began to be feared that night would come on her while in this critical Position ; but as abovo reported, the land was descried on tho starboard head at 3 p.m. much to the oy of all on board, and she came to an anchor. — Lytieltoii Times, July' 31.