Shipping Intelligence.

Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1708, 18 March 1862, Page 3

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVED. March 14, brigantine Sea Serpent, 60 tons. J. Enright, from Napier. Passengers — Mr. and Mrs. Hayden and three children. ; Same day, schooner Shepherdess, 40 tons, Jackson,.from Kikeranga. Passengers — Rev. Mr. Bird, Mrs. Vine, and two others. Same day, s.s. Airedale, 286 tots, A. Kennedy, from Nelson, Taranaki and Manakau. Passengers for Wellington — saloon — Mr. and Mrs. Nicholl, Miss Turner, Major Hutchinson, Captain Eichards, Messrs. Hay wood, Neill, McKellup, Tote; 6teerage— Mr. and Mrs. Beaven, Messrs. Henchke, Johnson ; and 18 saloon and 14 steerage passengers for the South. March 14, s. s. Wonga Wonjja, 103 tons, F. Benner.from Picton. Passengers, Mr. Walden, Mrs. Kenner, Mr. Bridges. March 15, brig Louis and Miriam, 127 tons, Captain Vandervard, from Sydney. Passengers — Mrs. Hutchinson and 3 children, Messrs. Gill, Brown, Johns. March 15, schooner Surprise, 53 tons, James Braund, from Napier. March 16, brigantine _ Triton, 120 tons, P. Hurley, from Melbourne via Nelson; March 17, schooner Randolph, 22 tons, James Davidson, from Kai Koras. Passengers — Mr. and Mrs. Martin and 4 shepherds. Same dajj, schooner Fancy, 27 tons, W. Wallace, from Napier. Same day, s.s. Storm Eird, 106 tons, G. Mundle, from Otago via Lyttelton. SAILED. March 14, schooner Tyne, 30 tons, Linklater, for Wanganui. March 15, schooner Sisters, 18 tons, Hebberly, for Rangitiki. Same day, schooner Sarah, 13. tons, Jeukins, for Manawatu. March 15, 8 s. Wonga Wonga, 103 tons,Eenner, for Otago. Passengers — Mrs. Weaver, Messrs.Speed, McGinnity. Same day, brigantine Sword Fish, 155 tons, Roberta, for Otago. Passengers — Messrs. Mason, Campbell, Brown, Smith. Same day, schooner Southern Queen, 25 tons, Yonng, for Christchurch. Same day, brigantine W. B. Dean, 29 tons, McEachern, for Otago. Same day, s.s. Airedale, 286 tons, A. Kennedy, for Lyttelton and Otago. Passengers— Miss Routledge, Messrs. Aikman. W. Lyon, J. Lyon, junr., Igglesden, Dransfield, senr., Fairhurst, Morton, Ackland, Mr. and Mrs. White, Mr. and Mrs. Pollen, and 18 saloon, and 14 steerage passengers from the North. IMPORTS. In the Sea Serpent, Bethune & Hunter, Agents — 31 bales wool, Levin <fc Co. ; 56 bales wool, Johnston and Co. ; 3 bales 1 bag do., 53 hides! Bethune and Hunter. In the Shepherdess, Levin & Co., Agents — 18 bales wool. In the Surprise, Bowler, Son, ami Co., Agents — 113 bales wool, 60 sheep skins, 8 hides, 2 bales ■wool packs, W. Bowler, Son & Co. ; 4 bales wool, Johnston & Co. In the Randolph, Betuune & Hunter, Agents 49 bales wool, 3 hides, G. Crawford ; 1 cask tallow, Stuart & Co. In the Triton, W. Bowler, Son & Co , Agents— 6 qr. casks brandy | J. Dransfield ; 16 coils rope, 5 cases axes, 3 doz* oak buckets, 4 churns, 1 canvass bundle, G. Moore ; 1 bale, 2 cases, G. Pickett & Co. ; 2 cases, 1 cask, 200 bags flour, 192 boxes tea, 460 mats sugar, 6 half chests tea, 6 cases ■whisky, 10 boxes candles, 1 box soap, 1 box oilmen's stores, 440 bags sugar, 5 kegs tieacle, Order ; 6 cart wheels, 3 axles, 10 hhds. brandy, 150 bags flour, 140 bags sugar, 00 boxes tobacco, 10 cases sardines, 20 do. salad oil, 10 do. pickles, 2 do. drapery, 8 cases cigars, DO do. old torn, 100 do. geneva, 80 mats sugar, W. Bowler, Son and Co. ; 2 cases hardware, 1 pkg. stock tires, 1 crate hardware, 1 keg rivets, 1 bdl. rivets, 1 cask horse shoes, 1 case pipe clay, 2 cases chains, 2 kegs horse nails, 2 American churns, 1 pr. bellows, 1 case hardware, 1 case plough fittings, 2 plough beams, 2 kegs handles, 2 anvils, 3 bars steel, 1 hhd. holloware, 80 bdls. hoop iron, E. W. Mills ; 15 nests tubs, 25 doz. pails, 16 boxes clothes pegs, 30 ash oars, Duncan & Vennell ; 2 casks wine Levin & Co. In the Louis and Miriam, W. Bowler, Son and Co., Agents — 70 bdls. rope, 50 boxes tea, J. Dran J field ; 2 cases, II boxes glass, 6 cans oil, I bundle" brooms, 2 hhds. sundries, 1 case lamp black, 4 casks whiting, 1 matted bundle, 10 chests, 10 half chests tea, J. Martin ; 7 cases biscuits, J. Joseph & Co. ; 10 chests, 50 boxes tea, 20 half chests, so bags sugar, Bannatyne & Co. ; 10 sacks flour, p. Laing ; 180 boxes soap, 1 crate candles, 6 cases wax vestas, 2 qr. casks sherry, 3 casks cigars, J 2 boxes tea, 6 cases sauces, 15 cases, 25 boxes, Krull & Co. ; 18 cases, 5 hhds., 4 qr. casks, Order; 304

I mats sugar, 20 boxes soap, 100 sacks flour, 100 cases gin, W. Bowler, Son & Co. ; 16 bags sugar, VV. B. Rhodes & Co. ; 00 bags sugar, 3 hhds. treacle, Johnston & Co.; 200 bags flour, 40 bags rice, 50 half chests tea, 2 cases cigars, 36 mats coffee, 133 bags sugar, 124 mats sugar, Order; L case, Turnbull & Co.; 30 bags maize Hickson & Co. ; 5 cases wino. 1 case, 2 drums oil, Bishop Viai'd ; and a quantity of cargo for Lyttelton. „ In the Fancy, Duncan and Vennell, Agents, — !16 pkgs. luggage, Bethune & Hunter; 14 bales wool, Duncan & Vennell ; 28 bales wool, Johnston & Co. I In the Airedale, I.CR.M. Company, Agents — | .10 tents, 1 pkg. tent poles, <i cases, 1 pkg., I box, I 1 case axes, 2 tubs, i buckets, 31 boxes ammuni- | tion, Commissariat ; 4 boxes, Officer Commandi ing Militia; T parcel, Rev. J Moir: 1 do., J. | Graves; 1 do., 8.N.Z. ; 1 box silver, U.8.A. ; 44 || boxes apples, Order; 1 case, Dr. Viard; 30 bdla. *# sheep skins, 52 hides, 10 calf-skins, I bag wool, 1 ] case apples, Nicholl ; 50 cases, apples, Ledger ; 3 do., Bethune «fc Hunter; 1 case, Maunsell ; 9 do. fruit, Duncan & Vennell ; 1 case fruit, Lowe ; 3 do., Walden ; 50 do., Order ; and a quantity of cargo for Southern ports. EXPORTS, In the Airedale, I.C.R.M. Company, Agents — 50 cases apples, Hodder; 3 horses, Mortan ; 1 pel Wilkinson ; 3 cases sundries, 3 qr. casks brandy, Dransfield; 1 box, 1 pel, Park; 20 boxes apples, Duncan & Vennell ; 9 pkgs. luggage, 40 sheep, Tulley ; ldog, White ; 4 casks, Ladd; 12 kegsbutter, Green; 2 horses, Bethune & Hunter; 9 horses, Johnston & Co. ; 4 horses, Fairhurst. In the Sword Fish, Pileher, Agent — 56 head cattle, 20 pigs, Mason & Campbell. In the W. B. Denu, Pileher, Agent — J5 head cattle, Frazer Brothers. In the Wonga Wonga, Duncan and Vennell, Agents — 2 hhds. ale, J. Dixon ; 22 kegs butter, Smith & Co.; 16 kegs butter, Duncan and Vennell ; 26 head cattle, 100 sheep, J. Speed; I box apparel, 1 gun, W. Webster. The brigantine Sword Fish, put back on Sunday evening last, having encountered a southerly gale on Sunday, off the Kai Koras. Captain Roberts reports having seen several head of cattle floating past the vessel, off Cape Turakarae, sup posed to have been thrown, over either from the Wonga Wonga or W. B. Dean. She sailed again last evening for Otago. The brigantine Triton, from Melbourne and Nelson, arrived in this port on Sunday morning last. She brings no news of importance. The brig Louis and Miriam, Captain Vandervard, from Sydney, arrived at the Heads on Saturday evening, and came to her anchorage in Lambton Harbour at 7 o'clock on Sunday morning. She sailed from Sydney on the 7th instant, and experienced fine weather until makjng Cape Farewell, on the 1 3th instant, since when she has had light winds and calms. Captain Vandervard reports having spoken the Lord Ashley on Thursday, the 18th instant, about 40 miles to the westward of Cape Farewell, bound to Sydney j and also having seen two brigs in the Straits, steering to the eastward. The s. s. Storm Bird, Captain Mundle, sailed from Wellington, on Tuesday, the 11th instant, at 7 p.m., arrived at Lyttelton on Wednesday, at 6 p.m., sailed again at 7 p.m., and arrived at Otago on Friday, the 14th, at 2 a.m. Left Dunedin on Saturday, at 5-30 p.m , arrived at Lyttelton at 4 p.m. on Sunday, and sailed from thence at 530 the same day, and arrived in this port at 8-30 p.m. yesterday. She started with about 70 passengers Jrom Dunedin, has left some at Lyttelton, and brought on the remainder here. ~ i i ;