Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 3498, 9 May 1874, Page 2

Shipping.

‘ f\To*iioßßdw. HeA.O3 J PORT-CHALMpE3 ,| DONEDIN ‘ . 9.56 p.m. IV 10,31 ri|m. >' \ Monday. | ! - 11.12p.in.. 1 J 12.32 p.m. ' arriveu. May 8 Jane, cutter, 25 tons, Divers, from Shag Point. Lloyd’s Herald, ketch, 48 tons, Amott, from Oaflffi’s'Blver. - - Wallabi, b.s., 101 tons, Leys, from the Bluff. , Passengers: Mrs Ash; Misses, Menzies, Wally, Grace, Mr and Mrs Manning and child, Messrs Pell, -Stone,: Scott, Eoakruge, Grace, Spence, Craig, Reed, Klahn, Gollett, Walker, George, Mangage, and twelve in the steerage. May Lyttelton arid miermediaWportsl' Passengers: Mas Canon, Dr Simpson, Mr Kilgour, and. Hiree in the sl^e,erage. (: 1 *, Uj , Panny, sketch, 25 tonsj Andrews,''from the Molynerik; ■ » “■ L',f ::Vi ~';0 - ’SAILED. , y.’i J «■ I v , May 9.—Jungfrau, barque, 584 tons, Scotr land, for London. , . > ; 1 ~_PBOJEOTBD DEPiJRTDR]ES._., . Albiom fpr Northern Ports, May 11. .• Alhambra, for Bluff, May 11. DuMUam for London, early. ..., Dallatri Tower,'' for Dondori; early. •j Excelsior, for Auckland, early. , •, HelenHurns, for' London, May 15, "Isabella,' for Hokitika,early; -■> 1 < jMargaret.Galbraith, for London, May 11. Maori, for Lyttelton, May 10. e Offlfeo, for Bluff, May : J9.' ’ _ Patofson, for Northern Ports, May 12. Samson, for Camara, May 12, * ■Taranaki, for Northern Ports, May 12. The Omeo (3.40 p.m,) is signalled at the Heads. t The New Zealand Shipping Co.’s barque Jungfrau, for London,' was towed to sea by the Geelong this morning. Thes.s. Maori returned at 5.30 o’clock this morning from the North, and steamed alongside the ship Dallam To#er to discharge 1,091 sacks of grain. , The ,B.s. \Vallabi returned last night from her southern trip, arid passed'up to Dunedin.' After . landing, her .passengers she f came down and steamed alongside the Helen 1 Burns to discharge^.,';;:

.'tfHE-' «OI®EX SE4 MUTINY.

JThe-circumstancesJeading up to theumxsual {; sort ofr of a mutiny on shipboard j ih Wellington harbor appear t® be’of this kind. FromFhe beirinqmg. of Sea s voyage, -the captain seems to haire’ had no ; high of the brew; the r mate was no > favorite V- r “the’'ifth’er'officers• Wfeo moderately Well .Teeoivedj More than once during the voy- ' age ithe.,quarter-deck-;was walked ; with more . Things* however did nqt cqrqe to .a peint the v voyage; and seeing, theconsequences .that might lsv£ resulted to the imniigrantsA'.VSinbe the ,‘ofder the crew have' been' disebhiiittfa at'their restriction to the limits bf the ahipifirjhe .time. of their detention. As they evinced some designs of swimming or rowing ashore, <the boat locked up to the davits, and the captain set his faie firmly against any carrying out of the Grumbling of course! ensueed, and some one of the crew proposed the brokbhing of the cargo. The idea was applauded by the rest, and the usual result followed. One fellow came aft tbr. 'thb' ’captain; 'and : was extremely insulting; Being r forewarned, •.' the captain was forearmed;-and .the. batt end of his revolver wpe dqjra‘hard on-the head.of the mutineer, knocking hwi oyer.]. .The men were now, I gathered fer’ard, and another movement being made, the captain diew his revolver again and levelled it towards them, only one barrel going Jfhis was all the rifle shooting and.firearm reports which were so exaggerated. The men, already elevated, had how got hold of the spirituous and fermented liquors, and were fast becoming intoxickted, the disaffected ones compel^ng,the" others to do, as they did to some extents i( Sbon/ afterwards the' 'information reached the lighthohse-keeper,’ and, suspecting something was wrong, and not caring to go Sound, to the’ship, he rowed across'to Wellington and gave the alarm, which ended in the despatefoof <the’ , Ltina -to; the scene'qf action. The affair, now that it ia known, appears to resolve‘itself into only a. small matter, but thecoruwqupnceswhichTnight ensuefro.m r such i|n'6ccuireifce: oh board an immigrant ship at ’whichjtiiis outbreak in harbor discloses -the-posßibility/call for'considerably more attention. - the Golden Sea- 'Carries forty hands forJard* and though in this case only a few were ffirectly implicated, it is sufficient to show the tonger-which exists.; <lt should be distinctly nhderstood that this disturbance is a matter wholly! between the captain, officers, and crew. . /SHIPPING TELEGRAM. V . HWTCi?, May 9.— The-barque Albion Isle is ; now (12.30 p.m.) parsing, bound for Canterbury ! from Geographic Bay, forty days out—all well. The City of. Dublin, ship, from Dunedin, is at the Heads. . 1