Shipping Intelligence.

Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1740, 15 July 1862, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVED. July 11, H.M.S.S. Harrier, IT guns, Sir Malcolm McGregor, Commander, from Auckland. Passengers: — His Excellency Sir George Grey and suite. July 12, schooner Sisters, 16 tons, J. Hebberley, from Queen Charlotte's Sound. In ballast. July 13, s. s. Lord Worsley. 291 tons, Captain Kennedy, from Auckland, Taranaki, Nelson, and Picton. Passengers :— Messrs. Dillon Bell, Thos Henderson, C. J. Taylor, Major Richmond, A. J Richmond, Alfred Domett, Alfred Saunders, R Johnston, and two for Southern Port*. Second Cabin — Mr. Henshaw, Mr. Pease and ten for Southern Ports. SAILED. July 11, s.s. Queen, 177 tons, D. Pole, Master for Lyttelton and Otago. July 12, sohooner Tyne, 36 tons, J. Linklater for Wanganui. July 14, schooner Brisk, 95 tons, T. C. Kreeft for Lyttelton. imports. In the Lord Worsley,— l.C.R.M. Company, Agents— shipped at Manakau for Wellington— s cases, Colonial Secretary; 1 parcel, Captain Clinnits ; 1 do., Rhodes ; 1 box, Bourke ; 1 box., Russell; Shipped at Nelson for Wellington — 1, case plants, Duucan & Vennell ; 44 hides, 2 cal f skins, 5 sacks lime; Hirst; 1 case black lead, Krull £ Co., and a quantity of cargo for Lyttelto n and Otago. „ | KSWORTS. In the Brisk, W. Lyon, Agent— -50 head ts» cattle, C. E. Luxford. In the Tyne — W. Lyon, Agent. — transhipped fromßlanche @ London— s cases; transhipped from Airedale— l case, H. I. Jones. From Wellington—2 cases and 2 bundles. 1 cask, earthenware, 1 cask wine, 5 bags rice, F. Flannary ; 1 pkge. axe handles '. S& D. Howe ; 1 case and 1 cask earthenware as shipped, 20 hhds. beer, 10 casks bottled ale, 5 do. porter, 2 cases vestas and two plates iron, Taylor, Watt & <Jo. ; 2 bags sugar, 1 case whisky; J. Bly tht 1 case saws, Taylor Watt & Co. ; l cases and 1 bale furniture, Owen ; 4 cases salt, Taylor iVatt <fc Co. In the Queen — Levin & Co.. Agents — part of original cargo from Manakau for Lyttelton an d Utago. H.M.&S. Habrieb.— The arrival of H.M.S.S* I Harrier, Sir Malcolm McGregor, Bart., Commander, on Friday evening, with the Governor on board, has done much to relieve the anxiety of the commuuity here, who for the last fortnight have been on tiptoe with expectation. « Contrary winds and Bevere weathor has been the ca use of tho very protracted passage, nearly eleven days, the Hairier having left Auckland on the 1 st. Sir George landed at Brown's Wharf, and accompanied by his suite, proQeeded at once to Government House.

Tasmahian Maid. — We^are glad to be able to state that this useful little "vessel has been safelygot off the bank, apparently as sound as ever she was. Her former commander Captain Whifewell, arrived on Tuesday to take charge of her to Nelson, to which port she is to sail to-day, ■ She was purchased by Messrs. Symons and Co., aud Mesars. Bashfordand Wylie, for i'4lo, the sails, anchors, cables, boats, &c, making the *mount £460. We believe it is the intention ot the purchasers to have her thoroughly repaired anu reregistered — Marlborough Press, July 11. Return op the Ardencraio. — The ship AnJ^ncraig, which left here on Vednetday evening, June 18, for Callao. put hae* on the dQth June, Captain Page requiring medical assistance for the chief officer, who, in the heavy gele from tl*& N.W. on Thureday evening, June 18, #t©bout eight o'clock, fell overboard from the main y«rd, and struck the vessel in the act of felling. Fortunately, Captain Page, who w«e on the poop Qt the time, saw the mate falling, and ofc once threw him over a rope, hy which mean# he w-* handed on board. There was a strong gole blowing €fc the time, with a very heavy sea on. The vessel proceeds to sea again immediately. — Nelson Examiner, July 12.