Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 2993, 21 September 1872, Page 2

Shipping.

HIGH WATER, TO-MOKROW. Brads I Port Ohalmerb I 6.19 p.m. j 0.49 p.m. ! 7-34 p.m. MONDAY. 7.10 p.m. 1 7.40 p.m. I 8.25 p.m FORT CHALMERS. ARRIVED. Awarua, from Bluff. Maori, from Lyttelton. Advance, from Waikouaiti. Huon Belle, from Gatlin’s Riven Lloyd’s Herald, from Gatlin s River. At Heads : Eleanor, from Newcastle. sailed, Eliza MThec, for Gatlin’s River. Jane Hannah, for Wellington. CUSTOM HOUSE, DUNEDUS. THIS DAY. INWARDS. Hope, 21 tons, Gay, from Shag Point. Pretty Jane, 90 tons, from Moiyneux. OUTWARDS. Storm Bird, Fraser, for Bluff. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Albion, for Northern Ports, Oct. 1 Awarua, for Bluffy early Florence, for Napier, early J. N. Fleming for London, early. Janet Kannay, for Wanganui, early Maori, for Lyttelton, Sept. 23 Mercury, for Wellington, Sept. 24. Otago for London, early. Taranaki, for Northern Ports, Sept, 2,1 Rangitoto for Melbourne, Sept. 2 ; > Strathnaver, for Auckland, Sept 24 William Davie for London, Sept. 2o

The B.s. Maori, from Lyttelton via intermediate ports, arrived this forenoon a\ ith passengers and cargo, and was placed alongside the ship Niehol Morning to tranship cargo. The barqnc Eleanor, from Newcastle, coal-laden was signalled at the Hoads at 0.40 to day. The Geelong proceeds to the Beads to tow the harqne in this evening. The s.s Storm Bird sails this evening for Invercargill. The barque Eleanor sailed in this afternoon. . „ , , . The ketch Eliza MThec sailed last evening for Gatlin’s Liver. The schooner Jane Hannah took her doparture for Wellington this morning The Harbour Company’s p.s. Peninsula was last evening laid up for periodical overhaul. , t, V The ketches Huon Belle, and Lloyds Herald, from Gatlin’s River with cargoes of timber, arrived this afternoon. The former anchored at tho Port, and the latter proceeded to Dunedin.

ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP HYDASPES.

The ship Hydaspes, the largest vessel that has been in our Port for years, was towed up to a discharging berth last evening. She is commanded by Captain E. S. Babot, who waa captain of the Water Nymph when she was wrecked at Oamaru in 1868. The Hydaspes left Gravesend on June 23rd, and at noon of the 24th parted with the pilot of the Owcrs ; worked doAvn chanpel with hwh westerly wind, and on June 27th took her departure from Uslant. The north-east trades were met with in 21) deg. north, very light, and were lost 14 deg : north ; the south-east trades were met in 5 deg. north, fresh breeze ; the equator was crossed on the 29th July in 29 deg. west; on the 21st August passed the meridian of the Cape of Good Hope in 30 deg. 30 rain, south; the easting was run down between the parallels of 42 deg. and 45 deg. south, with fresh winds ; no ice was seen ; the Snares were not sighted, hut passed at 2 p. in. on the 17th September, with thick weather ; at 6 a.m. on the 18th sighted Brother’s Point, from there calms and light winds ; at noon, on the 19th, off Cook’s Head; 20th, pilot came on board at 7 a.m. On the 31st August, Mrs M. Ramsay was confined of a female child; at 7 30 a.m., Bessey Coffey died of rapid consumption. The Hydaspes reports having spoken to the following vessels : —loth July, ship City of Cashmere, Glasgow to Bombay ; 10th July, ship Lightning, London to Calcutta; 18th July, Dutch barque Else, Natal to Loudon ; 18th July, True Briton, London to Melbourne ; 18th July, Danish barque Anna Maria, Monte Video to Falmouth ; 18th July, Norwegian barque Velocity, Akyab to Falmouth ; 20th July, American ship Janus Drake, bound North ; 20th July, barque Lady Bird, from Conception to Cork, 97 days out, jury-rigged ; 24th July, ship Carrick Castle, Glasgow to California; 11th August, Dutch barque Jonge Jan, bound South ; 11th August, Mary Ann Wilson, Adelaide to London ; 20th August, ship Tiverton, London to Bombay, 67 days out. Passenger List.—Saloon : Mr Wintbrop, Miss Taylor, Miss Downey, Mr Money, Mrs Money, Mr Pierpoint, Dr Cotterall, Mr E. Cotterall, Mr Bing, Mr Butler, Mrs Butler, Rev. W. Horner, Mrs Horner, Mr I). Chambers, Mr J. Cotterall. Mr David Eobb, Purser. Emigrants: Thos. Bransford and wife, family (3); Jesse Johns and wife ; Mark Moretmi and wife ; John Henderson and wife ; John Gillespie and wife ; Alex. Macintosh and wife, family (2) ; Wra. Teviotdale and wife, family (1); William Fraser and wife ; Edward Sheedy and wife, family (8) ; Edward Hook and wife ; Coo. Ramsay and wife, family (2); Tims. Williams and wife, family (3); John Fotterall and wife, family (2); Robt, Brown and wife, family (2); Donald M‘Rae and wife, family (4); Donald M'Gascill and wife, family (1); Malcolm M'Donald and wife, family (3); Wm. Glaister and wife., family (7); Win. Christmas and Avifc, family (4); John Hall and wife, family (5); Neil M‘Arthur and wife; David Weir and Avifc, family (I). Single Women : Elizabeth Small, Isabella Crammond, Sarah Whiting, Elizabeth Nohlc, Margaret Carthy, Jane M ‘Eavch, Sarah M‘Ewen, James M'Eavoii, Margaret MMRven, Sarah Farrell, Louisa DaAvaon, Mary Robbins, Sarah Murphy, Mary Garnet, Mary Graham, Sarah Pargeter, Isabella Guthrie, Agm-s Elliot, Jane Fleet, Elizabeth Smith, Alice Smith, Ada Smith, Rcbccca Johns, Mary James, Mary J. James, Jessie Campbell, Martha Whyte, Isabella M'Keuzie, Maud Beaton, Catherine M ‘Carthy, Martha M ‘Kay, Kate M'Kay, Isahell M'Kay, Mary M'Rae, Jessie M‘Rae, Kate M'Rae, Flora M‘Rae, Marg. Lees, Leah Lees, Mary Hunter, Eliza Hooper, Eleanor Hooper, Catherine Hayes, Mary Black, Mary Slattery, Sarah Elliot, Mary Jones, Ann Monaghan, Eliza M‘ Tier, Aon M‘Donald, Catherine Morrison, Janet

M‘Eae. Single Men : Parquhar M'Kay, Murdock M'Kay, Duncan M‘Kay, Joseph Darlington, John Bews, David Rcndall, William Brown, Donald M'Kenzie, John Stephen, William Begin, Joseph Hegm, Hugh M‘Gregor, Charles Robins. James Benzie, Joseph Frith, Thomas M*Donald, David Craggie, Francis Robins, James Monies. John Limlsaff, Thomas Milligan, Win. M ‘Ewing, Robert Rainlcy, William Graham, Michael M'Laglin, John Montgomery, Joseph Pulle't, Thomas Simpson, Charles Grant, Donald M'Lcod, John M'Lcod, William Robinson, John M'Kay. M Kay, Duncan M'Kay, Christopher M Kay, John M'Kay, Charles Wilson, Peter Wilson, John Bateman, John M’Gogan, Thomas Blacii, Arthur Cromer, William Darbyson, L. James, Thomas Delo, Joshua Delo, W. Elliot, Benjamin Timperly, James Ware, William Dnggin, Edward Dunbar. KLEGTRW TELEGRAPH: ARRIVED. Lyttelton ; September 21st, 10.30 a.m., Nebraska, from the North. She sails at noon foi the South.