SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2614, 23 August 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING

POBT OF LYTTELTON.

Wxathkb Bipobt—August 23. f a.n.-Weather, Hue sky; "mmd, calm. Barometer, 30.14 ; thermometer, 43. High Water—To-Morrow. Morning, 11 6; evening, 11.34.

Abbitkd— August 23. Corypbene. barqua, 811 tons. Gmn, from New Terk, via Wellington. New. Zealand Snipping b.b., 129 touß, Doile, from Wellington, via Kekerango. Cuff and Gr-iham, **Pelican, brigantine, 69 tons, Brown, from Kaipara. J. vValler and Co., agents. Herald, sohooner. 53 tons, Tointon, from Havelock. Cnfi and Graham, agents. BAIUD, August aa. Onward, schooner, 69 tons, MoGonvillo, for How Plymouth -Cuff and Graham, agents. \ Botorua, s.s., 576 tons, Tozar, for Southern Porta and Melbourne. Passengers-Mr ana Mrs Hawdon, family, and nurse,. Messrs^ Anisebrook. Hall, Collingrord. Union Steamship North. Passengers-Mrs Coster, Messrs Taylor, Grinßtead, Sipsford, McGlasspn, Wihiam•on, MoQibbon, T. McGibbon. Union Steamship Company, agents. BAII.KD— August 23. Go-ahead, s.b., 129 tons, Doile, for Dunedw. CnfT and Graham, agents. Duuedin, sohooner. 66 tons, Brebner, lor Invercargill. Cuff and Graham, agents.

According to the "Weier Zeitung the Bussian Government has sent orders for bunaLag three large ironclads in England, three otherß in Prance, and two largo transport steamers in Germany. . Oo the 23rd June a new screw dredger ol 800 tons, built and engined by Messrs W. Simons said Co., was launched complete from their works at Benfrew. It is named Clyde, and is the property of the Clyde Lighthouse Trust, having been built under the direotion ot their engineers, Messrs D. andT. Stevenson, Edinburgh. This is the third dredger this firm have constructed for the Biver Clyde, and will be the most powerful, being fitted with compound engines of 350 horse-power, and is designed to raise 506 tons per hoar from a depth of 35ft to 40ft of water. On board aie steam appliances for head, stern, and side movements, also for lifting, lowering, and manoeuvring; and throughout the hull and machinery every recent

improvement has been adopted. . The American barque Trinity, with a crew ot thirty-three men, sailed from New London, Connecticut, on June Ist, 1880, on a whaling and sealing cruise in the Southern Ocean, and arrived at Heard's Island on Ootober 2nd, 1880., She anohored off the island, whiohiß situated in latitude 53 deg. S., longitude 73 deg. h.. On Ootober 17th, during a severe gale, she had to be beached in order to save the lives of. the craw The crew remained on the island, which is uninhabited, until 15th February last, when they were rescued by the United States steamer Marion Beat to their rescue by the Navy Department. During these sixteen months of captivity they lived on sea elephant, penguin flash and eggs, and sea cabbage, and lived in small hats placed titers at various times by whalerß. During the winter season the men suffered severely from the intense cold, and two of them, while out hunting, were frozen to death.

~~ N -. _ SHIPPING TELEQBAMS. Russell, August 22. The Bingarooms, Captain Edie, left Sydney at 2,50 p.m. on the 17th. She cleared the Heads at 3.20 p.m., and was abreast of the Three Sings at 3.15 p.m. on 2!st, and rounded the Nsrth Cape at 7.55 p.m., arriving at Ena. sell at 3 a.m. on the 22nd. She experienced a fresh easterly breeze throughout. Passengers— For Bubboll—Miss Watling. For AucklandMr Coxan, Mrs Early and infant, Masters (2) and Miss Early, MeßsrsEeid, Jones, Hon. J. Lucas and servant, Withers, Marshall, and 16 steerage. Wellington—Mr Marks and one in steerage. Lyttelton—Steerage, 3. Dunedin— Mr Murray, Mrs Bothamley, and one in the steerage. „ Auckland. Augast 23. Bailed—Stalkneioht, for New Bedford; John Knox and s.a. Eotomahana, for Sydney. ■~~ Wellington, August 22. Arrived—Murray, from Nelson and West Coast; Hawea, from Mauukau and New Plymouth, with the English mail. Wellington, August 23. The Wanaka, with the Southern portion of the San Francisco mail, sailed at 11.30 this morning. Passengers Captain and Mrs Cameron. Mr and Mrs Duryder and family, Major Bailie, Captain Baldwin, Messrs D. HMcKellar, J. P. MoPherson, Herbert, and Timabu, July 22. Arrived—Waitaki, from Dunedin : St. ivilda, fjqin Greymouth. _ m ■«___ ~, „ . - Dunbdin, August 22. Arrived—Te Anau, from Melbourne, via Hobart. Sailed—Mary Ogilvie, to? Nap'er.