Shipping Intelligence.

Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1785, 30 October 1862, Page 3

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVED. October 28, s. s. Storm Bird, 105 tons, Mundle, from Wanganui. Passengers — Miss Wilson, Major Trafford, Dr. Tuke, Mr. Phillips. Ocleber 29, schooner Nymph of the Seas, 50 tons, J. Cameron, from Lyttelton. SAILED. October 26, sch. Ada, 20 tons, Clark, for Lyttelton. 1 passenger. October 27, brigantine Sea Serpent, 60 tons, Blair, for Napier. October 28, s.s. Claude Hamilton, 529 tons, Gibson, for Lyttelton, Port Chalmers, and the Bluff". Passengers — Saloon — Miss Popplewell, Miss M'Gregor, Messrs. Rae, Fletcher, Bowler. Martin, Laing, Bird, and Rev. W. Kirton. 2nd cabin — Mr. and Mrs Phillips. 3rd cabin — Mrs Matthews. 10 saloon, 8 2nd cabin and 4 1 3rd cabin passengers from Nelson and Sydney. October 29, s.s._ Wonga Wonga, 103 tons, Ken. ner, for Picton, Nelson, Taranaki and Manakau. Passengers: Mr. and M is. Dalton, Dr. and Mrs. Tuke, Mr. and Mrs. Doduon and two children, Messrs. Kilson, Ledger, Dryden, and J. Halloway. Same day, s.s. Airedale, 286 tons, Kennedy., for Nelson and Syduey. Passengers — Dr. and Mrs. Evans and servant, Messrs. Johnson, Fritchard, Keene, M'Ncill. IMPORTS. In the Storm Bird, Duncan & Vennell, Agents — 4hhds ale, Hickson & Co ; 1 horse. Major Trafford; 1 crate bacon, Lyon; 147 sheep, Order; 1 box gold, Bank of N. S. W. : 12L bags potatoes, 15 live pigs, 1 case, Owen, Brothers. EXPORTS. In the Ada, Master, agent, — 1380 pcs timber, Plimmer ; 13 coils tow, J. Joseph & Co. In the Claude Hamilton, I.C.R.M. Co. agents, —8 cases, 2 bales drapery, 25 cases ginger wine, 3 do'confectionery, J. Dransfield ; 25 kegs butter, Lux ford; 11 kegs butter, Martin; 2 cases turnery, Lemmington ; 2 boxes eggs, 4 kegs butter, J. J. Tame; 4 bales, 9 cases, W, G. Turnbull & Co ; 9 kegs butter, Port ; I case, I truss, J. Joseph & Co; 15 p!<gs, G. S. O'Halloran ; and a quantity of cargo from Nelson and Sydney for Southern Ports. In the Sea Serpent, Bethnne and Hunter, agents, — 2 cases, 1 box, 3 drums tar, 10 pkgs sugar, 2half-ches(s tea, 1 bale woolpaeks, 1 pkge drapery, 3 bags flour, 1 case oil, 1 pkge red ochre, 20 boxes candles, 4 qr-casks brandy, Johnston &Co; 2 hhds sugar, 2 pkgs do, 3 bales woolpacks, 2 cases, 44 chests tea, 20 bags flour, 4 do salt, 1 keg vinegar, 1 box raisins; 1 drum oil, 1 bdle, 1 parcel, E. Pearce ; 19 pkgs drugs and confectionery, 1 parcel (barometer), C. D. Bar raud ; 1 pkge wool bales, 1 pkge rice, 1 box sperm candles, 3 pkgs ironware, 1 case do, 1 bag flour. 1 bdle wool packs, 1 cask, Levin & Co; 1 box, 4 sacks maize, 2 bales woolpaeks, 3 tons flour, 1 hhd ale, 1 bdle iron, 230 ft timber, 1 cask sheepwash tobacco ; 4 bags soda, Ij chest tea, 2 bags sugar, 2 do salt, 3 pkgs drapery, 1 hhd rum, 30 cases geneva, 10 do bottled beer, 5 lbs powder, 2 hhds brandy, 1 0 cases bottled porter, 20 do ale, Bethune and Hunter; 27 bags sugar, 2 cases mustard, 20 boxes sperm candles, 5 £ chest tea, 10 bxs do, 1 cases raspberry vinegar, 10 do ginger wine, 1 do confectionery, l bale prints, 15 tons coals, Dranafield; lj chests tea, 1 mat sugar, 1 case, I parcel axes, Duncan & Vennell j 16 hhds ale, 10 cases, 5 casks oatmeal, 6 qr-casks, 8 pkges, W. &G. Turubull <te Co ; transhipped ex Asrerope, from London, 3 bales, 1 trnnk, 2 bags, 3 cases, 22 boxes, A. P. Stuart &Co. In the Wonga Wonga, Duncan & Vennell, Agents, 4 qr-casks brandy 54 cases geneva. Bethune & Hunter ; 1 half tierce tobacco, E. Pearce, 2 cases, W. W. Taylor: 2 casks oatmeal, 2 cases fruit, 5 cases ale, 1 pkge tobacco, W. &G. Turnbull & Co ; 1 box Hill ; 1 parcel, Bank of N.. Z. ; 4 cases confectionery Johnston & Co ; 1 case, 1 truss, J. Joseph & Co ; 2 boxes, Levin & Co ; 1 half chest tea, 2 bags sugar, 2 pkge dmgd tobacco, 10 bags flour, 1 ton potatoes, R. Woodgate; 2000 bricks, 2 sacks lime, Tonks ; 3 hhds beer, Dixon ; 12 casks flour, 2 bags sharps, 1 keg butter, J. &T. Kebbell ; 40 pkgs bacon, 1 case hams, J. J. Tame; 1 bdle leather, W. Payne. In the Airedale, I.C.RM. Co., Agents, — 200 bricks, 1 parcel minerals, 1 box curiosities, Noman H.M.S.S. Harrier, 17 guns, Captain Sir Malcolm MacGregor, Bart., dropped anchor in the harbor at seven o'clock yesterday rnormug. His Excellency Sir George Grey was on board. The Harrier left Wellington oh the 10th insfc., and made direct for the port. Moderately fine weather was experienced ; and the Harrier steamed all the way up, with the exception of one day. Whe i off the East Cape met with a westerly gale which lasted a day. His Excellency the Governor has brought up a collection of choice plants for his estate, at the Kawau — including a very fine kind of flax. Upon arrival in harbor His Excellency left the Harrier for Government House, and the usual salute was fired on his departure from the vessel's side. — Southern Cross, Oct. 17. . Commander Sullivan, who has been resident in this city since the arrival of the Lord Ashley will now take command of the Harrier vice sir Malcolm Ma«Gregor, Bart., promoted. — Ibid. The ship Momulvs. Captain Lord, from London, had arrived at Auckland, after a passage of 113 days, bringing 123 passengers. * American letters of Mar&tje. — The following despatch was laid before the Sydney Parliament on the 14th inst., as having been addressed to the Governors of these Colonies. Downing-street, Ist August, 1862. Sir, — It has been intimated to me by Earl Russell that he has been inforcnedby the American Minister at this Court of the inter tion of the United States Government to issue letters of marque, with a view to checking the hostilities carried on by the Southern privateers, at-ainst the United States' commerce. I think it right to convey to you the earliest notice of this intention, as serious inconvenience may result to British commerce from such a measure. I have, &c. Newcastle. Visit of Prinoe Alfred. — In accordance with Admiralty orders, which have been received at Chatham, the whole of the sea stores of the Racoon, 22, screw corvette, are being taken out of the storerooms in the dockyard, and placed on board that vessel. The Racoon has recently undergone extensive repairs at Chatham, and has been fitted up in a style of much elegance, it being intended that she shall hoist the pendant of Captain his Serene Highness Count Victor of Hohenlohe, to convey his Koyal Highness Prince Alfred on a visit to Australia; but his Royal Highness being at the present time absent from the country, it has been decided to place her in the first class steam reserve until his return which it is anticipated, will, take place in about two months. — Aiitchell's Register, August U.