SHIPPING.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume V, Issue 249, 7 April 1865, Page 2

SHIPPING.

WEDNESDAT, 6th APRIL. Arrives. Bino, schooner, 19 tons. Baxtl t, from Castfe Point. . Prince Alfred. s.s,, 703 tons, Kam|aU, from Sydney via JocifEand. Sailed. m? ■ THURSDAY, 6tii AflllL. Arrived. fjvccESS, schooner, 5S tons, Frost, from Auckland. Sailed, K«, Cleared. Katies, barque, 570 tons, Petherbridge, for Sydney. Imports, In the Lady Bird.—6o kits fish, Maories.—Boutledge & Go., t^ents. In the Prince Alfred.—2 cases and I bale drapery, A. & M. Browne; 34 gunnies sugar, Watt, Kennedy, & Watt; 31 gunnies sugar, S. Begs; 20 boxes tea, Kinross* Co; transshipped ex Lord Ashley from Nanier), 1 case, Robjohus; 1 rise, Mrs Walters; 1 case, Sutton; 1 case. Itoutledge & Co., ease, 1 bale, Boutledge & Co.; lease, 1 bale, Bathbone; 1 case, Janisch; 2 oases, Maltby &Co.; 8 cases militia stores, Capt. Withers; 3 cases, Stuart; 2 cases champagne, 2 cases bottled ale, Kiurosss A Co.; 1 box sundries, James Wood: 1 pkg„ Marshall. Passengers—Mrs Marshall. My and Mrs Bruce, and 26 for the South.—Eoutledge & Co., agents. In the Success. —2 qr-casks wine, 2 qr-casks brandy, 1 qrfiask whjsky, 10 cases whisky, 10 boxes old Tom, order; 25 tons flour, order; 33 mats sugar, 4 cases drapery, W. Bathbone ; 1 package sails, 1 coil rope Watt, Kennedy, & Watt. —Kinross & Co., agents. Exports. In the Napier.— B4 bales wool, 1 bale skins, 5 hbds tallow J cas drawing paper, 1 case sheep shears. Watt, Kennedy. « watt; 6 bales wool, 6 bundles sheepskins, Maltby & Co.; J 49 bales wool, V. Janisch; 74 bales wool, 23 sheepskins, Stuayt & Co.; 234 bales wool, 10 bundles sheepskins, Begg. Recapitulation: 746 bales wool, 240,363 lbs., by, o(4; ; 6 hhds tallow, 2,828 Ibss., £25; drawing paper, ifto yards, £25; sheopshears, 15 dozen, £18; sheepskins, 18 bundles, £59. Value of cargo, say £9,127. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Taylor and family, Mr W. B. Millar, Mr Ajax Fourdrinier, Master Petherbridge—Watt, Kennedy, & Watt, agents. Arrival or the Peqasus, tpjjpojf.—The good ship Pegasus, in command of our bid friend Capt. Cornwell (who it will ha remembered was here some short time since in the Boyal Stuart) arrived in harbor last evening, after a capital run of 91 days from the More. She sailed from Gravesend on the g?,gd, and the Note on the 21th December; passed outside the Cape de Verd Islands, and crossed the equator (the 17th Jan., 23 davs out. 26° JO’ W. lom Crossed the meridian of the Cape of Good Hope in pari. 47 ° S. on the 14dh February, with steady brisk breezes from the westward, which continued until off Kerguelen’s land, when a strong S.E. gale (which continued for five days, and was accompanied by a large quantity of hail, gleet, and rain), was encoutered, which drove the vessel considerably north. After that had variable brisk and strong gales veering from N.W. to MV., and vice versa. Ban gown her easting between the parallels of 49 ° and 50 -s„ experiencing very cold weather, with continuous hail and suow. Passed the South Cape of Tasmania on the loth March, when she encoutered a violent gale from the N N E veering suddenly to theS.W., causing a very high and c inflicting sea, during which the ship rolled fearfully. After this had light N.E. breezes until sighting this coast on Saturday last, when she rounded the North Capo (91 days out from London river); had variable weather on the Coast and arrived in harbor as above stated The Pegasus brings 234 passengers, all ia good health, there being only three deaths (iutanis) during the passage. There was also one birth and a marriage. It is also pleasing to record that the passengers are highly satisfied with the ship, and speak in the highest terms of flie conduct of Capt Cornwell.—A'. Z. Herald, March 29.

Arrival oe the Louisa from London. —The ship Louisa, Capt Hall, arrivpd in harbor yesterday evening from London, but we are sorry (from reasons that wc refrain from publishing) that we cannot lay before our readers our usual shipping report of her voyage. We iyarn from a passenger that she left Londod on the 9th November, and on the whole experienced flue weather. The Louisa brings a large cargo, and some 305 passengers, all in good health.— lbid.

Steamer for tuk Okitiki.— The steamer Bruce is now being fitted up for the passage to Okitiki. As she is the only steam vessel which has yet been laid on from this port for the river, and as her strength of build sufficiently fits her f6r such a trip, she is likely to have a considerable number of passengers. Her place in the harbor trade wiil fie taken by the steamer Peninsula, which has for some weeks past been on the slip, receiving extensive, repairs. Captain Malcolm, who had considerable experience in the navigation of the New Zealand coast, proceeds with the Bruce to fipp destination. —Otago Dally Times.