Shipping Intelligence.

Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1692, 17 January 1862, Page 3

Shipping Intelligence.

ABBIVED. Jtn. 14, barque Fanny Fisher, 239 tons, Charles Smith, from Lyttelton. Passengers — Messrs . John Mclntosb, James King. Same day, schooner Randolph, 22 tons, James Davidson, from Kai Koras. Passengers — Mr. G. Fyffe* Mr. Laurie. Jan. 15, brig Yarrow, 229 tons, J. Scott, from Lyttelton. Same day, cutter Acquilla, 27 tons, John Austin, from Christchurch. Passengers Mrs. Austin &child. Jan. 17, s.s. Wonga Wonga, 103 tons, F. Renner, from Taranaki via Wanganui. Passengers — Mra. Baker and daughter, Mrs. Cudlby and 2 children, Me3ars. Owen, Mr. Reese, Mr. Cullen. SAILED. Jan. 15, schooner Sisters, IS tons, J. Hebberlcy , for Bangitilri. . . Same day, s.s. Lord Worsley, 291 tons, A. Kennedy, for Lyttelton. Passengers— -Messrs. Dransfield, Wilson, C. Pharazyn, E. Roe, Boys, Smith, King, Darling, Brown, C. Webb, Misses Montehh (2), Master Dransfield,Mrs. Newey and 2 children, Mr. E. J. Wakefield, Mr. and Mrs. Park, Rev. J. T. and Mra. Shaw, Mra. Dick, Miss Dempsey, Miss Hickson, Mr. Pearce, Miss Roe, and 11 from the North ; steerage — Messrs. Backhouse, England, Bolton, Gillard, Stockbridtfe, Raukin, Stoddart, Cording, Morris, Cockcroft, Harvey. Swain, Mason, Mrs. Johnston and 2 children, Mr. anl Mrs. Toy and 3 children, Miss Fill, Mr. and Miss Fairweather, E. Cookaou. Jan. 17, schooner Surprise, 53 tons, J. Braund, for Otago. Same' day, schooner Sea Serpent, 60 tons, John Enrjgbt, for Napier. IMPORTS. In the Fanny Fisher, W. J3owler, Son & Co., Agents — 94 tons coal. L 2 tierces b«ef, Order. In the Lord Worsley, 1.C. K. V1. Co . Agents— I case, Wilcox ; 13 balps; 5 cases, Purveyor of Stores; 2 casks, Barraud; I horse. Patten ; 2 pels., Sub-Treasurer ; IftJ barrels ammunition, 2 targets 4 props, Officer Commanding Militia; 73 barrels ammunition, 2 targeis and 4 props, Adjt. Militia; I tarpauUne, Betliuue and Hunter; 1 pel., Lyon; l.hud. beer, Miller; 28 bdls sheepskins, 14 hides, 6 calf skins, 2 bags wool, J bag hair, ■ llirst; 1 case, Barraul. In the Randolph, Bethune & Hunter, Agents 40 bales wool, Levin & Co. In the Wongn Wonga, Duncan & VenneM, Agenti — I qr. cask port wine, 50 casks brandy, Owen. EXPORTS. In. the Sisters, G. Crawford, Agent— l box soap, 1 box candles, 2 bags sugar,. 2 boxes pipes, I box. In the Tyra, Duncan, <Sc Vennell , Agents — 30,000 feet timber, Duncan & Vennell ; 80 head cattle, 300 sheep, G. Adams; 4 boxes tobacco, D. Maclellan. In the Lord Worsley, I.C.H.M. Co., Agents 2 baskets confectionery, Waldin ; 4 horses, Wakefield ; 40 cases cherry brandy and cordial, 3 cases drapery, I case pints, 2 qr. casks wine, Dransfleld ; I horse.,, Park ; 29 pkgs-, 1 dog, Rev. T. Shaw ; 7 coils woollashing Kebnell ;fl bullocks, Mason ; 74 bags potatoes, Martin ; 7 pkgs. mattresses, 3 kegs bmter, 1 case, 23 ooiis tow, 1 pkg., Smith ; I bale, 1 pkg. samples, Joseph &s Co. ; I tin case, Bradley; 14 bullocks, Martin ; 299 sheep, Pharazyn • 2 pkgs. mattresses, Warmoll ; 60 bags potatoes, 5 ' bags peas, 3 cases, I case, 3 coils tow, Wulden. In the Surprise, W. Bowler, Son & Co., Agents — 10 cases pipes, I case boots, 7 crates crockery 13 cases glass, 4 casks do., 17 coils rope, 13 cases vestas, 10 hhds. beer, 10,000 feet sawn timber, Smith. &'Co.; 29 cases iron, 20,000 feet sawn timber. W. & G. Turnbull & Co. In the Sea Serpent, Beihune <fc Hunter, Agent- , -—3,800 feet timber, Leviu & Co. ; 7,737 feet timher, Bethune & Hunter; 22,000 shingles, R. Mil. ler ;50 piles, Stuart & Co. ; I pkg. sacks, 2 boxes glass, Dransfieid ; I pkg. drapery, W. & G. Tutu, bull & Oo ; I case, I bale drapery, Joseph & Co. ; 3 cases, 3 bales, I child* cart, Johnston & Co.

The Wonga Wonga sailed from Nelson on the 6th instant, at 2 p.m., had moderate N . W. winds • and arrived at New Plymouth the following day at noon—disembarked the 65ih ana embarked a detachment of the 57th same afternoon. Started for Wanganui at 7 p.m., ha<l moderate weather, and •mved at 3 p.m. on the Bth. From the Oth to the " l U»«J'*? detained in YVauganui by a succession of westerly gales. On'the Ilth embarked the last detachment of the 65th, and sailed at 10 a.m — experienced a moderate breeze from N. W. and

arrived nt Taranaki at 2 a.m. on the Isth. Landed the troops and sailed again nt 5 p.m. ; arrived sit ** angauui on the I6th «t 10 a.m. Sailed again at noon, and arrived in this port at I a.m. on the I7tu. The vvonga Wonga sails for i'icton and Nelson on Monday next, nt 8 a.m.

The A^terope, Captain Mitchell, is a full ship, and sails to-morrow for London direct. The fol lowing is the recapiiulation of her cargo; — 164.4 bales wool, 4=57,013 lbs. 32,435 8 7 9 packages sheila 15 0 0 2 cases ferns 40 0 0 IC4O lioma 20 0 0 3070 shank bones -20 0 0 S| tons bones 10 0 0 2 casks copper 20 0 0 14 bundles whalebone 134 0 0 3 boxes curiosities iib 0 10 bales sheepskins "> 892 sheepskins / 135 ° ° 12 casks tallow 140 0 0 896 hides 488 10 0 33,537 18 7 20 packages personal effect 3 350 0 0 Total estimated value 18 7