Shipping News.

Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 388, 23 July 1856, Page 7

Shipping News.

AISRIVED,

Jnly 21st, steamer Zingari, 148 tons, Million, from Wellington. Passengers, Messrs. Peirse, Macdonald, Robinson, Marchaut, Locke, Jackson, Weston, G. Hart, W. B. Rhodes, Duppa, Curtiss, Mr. and Mrs. Coomhes and 3 children, Mrs. Sinclair and 4 children, Miss Woodwaru, Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson and 3 children, and 7 in the steerage.

Julyi22nd, schooners Caledonia andpalinurus, from Amuri.

IMPORTS,

Iv the Zingari, Cookson & Co., dgents, 10 qr. casks and 10 cases sweetened gin, 10 cases Geneva, and 1 hhd. brandy, Bannatyne & Co.; I hhd. brandy, 1 qr. cask whisky, V\ . N. Millton, all under bond, and general duty paid cargo.

In the Caledonia, 20& bales wool ; in the Palinurus, 21% bales wool, J. C. Aikman, agent.

Arrived in Akaroa on Monday evening, the 7th day of July, 1856, the U. S. Ship MUo,of 401 tons, George H. Sowle, commander, on a Whaling voyage from (and belonging to) the pent of New Bedford, Mass.: whence she sailed on the Sih day of November, 1855. This ship has obtained SOO barrels ot .'-perm and 100 barrels of whale oil, to the southward and eastward of Bank's Peninsula. Since parting company on the 9th of June from the U. S. Ship Mount Wo I las ton, W. K. Potter Commander, has raised whale several times and killed two large sperm, yielding 190 barrels. On the 6th of January, 1856, spoke off the " CrozeUs'' the U. S. S. Concordia, of Sag Harbour, Mo Cockle, commander, 90 days out, :.'. clean ship.

•f The commander of the Milo intends iv the event of being able to find suitable premises, to land a large portion of his stores under B.md, and make Auaioa his head quarters, visiting the prnt from time to lime as his good fortune »ud exigences may requite. It is gratifying to find that the privileges lately accorded to this port are likely to he so speedily appreciated by our Trans-atlauiic friends, and it is a tangible proof how much it would enohance our commercial interests and general welfare if a vessel devoted to this enterprise of whaling was to be added to the increasing tonnage of Port Victoria.

IMF-outs,

We find in the manifest, of the Libertas, the following goods for Canterbury— 20 hhds beer, 12 barrels do., Waitt, Hargreaves, & Co.; 10 hhds, ale order; 10 hall hhds. vinegar, Cookson, Bowler, Ne Co., 1 cask, Hickman •, 1 qr cask, 1 bundle, Kenuaway ; 4 packages agricultural instruments, S. Beswick;

1 case, W. Fendall; 3 cases, 1 cask vinegar, o cases, 4 hluls. brandy, 25 cases do., 50 cases ."'•", Pigeon ; I case seives, 4 crates stoneware, 5 cases stationery, 6 bales do. Gould & Miles; 2 cases, 81 case's wine, 12 trunks, 1 bale, 11 bundles rope, 1 cask twine, 1 do white lead, 6 barrels, 1 do., 6 do., 13 cans, 12 jars, 2 cases, 1 weighing macbine, 1 cask of ironmongery, 1 case, 4 pkgs., 3 bundles poles and axlesj 4 wheels, 1 bale, 4 cases, 37 boxes candles, 12 boxes soap, 2 cases books, 3 cases, 1 bundle, R. Latter ; 2 bbds, 1 cask, 1 case, 3 casks, 10 kegs, 4 cases, A. E. White & Co. ; 1 case Weston; 9 casks, 37 bundles spades, &c, 1 bundle trees, 2 bales, 1 hamper, 1 cask, 2 bundles handles, 9jdi. pans, 33 do. spades, &c, 1 do handles, 1 cask, 3 bundles steel, b* cart arms and boxes, J. Dudley ; 1 case apparel, Scott; 1 box Black ; 1 case, Jacobs ; 1 do. Phillips ; 1 do. Boys ; 1 do Cookiou ; 1 do Garden ; 1 do apparel Hodgson ; 2 boxes candles, Thomson ; 1 case apparel, Jeffreys ; 1 box, Jacksmi ; 1 cart and 2 wheels, 1 pkg 1 box, Sidey & Le Cren ; 3 cases, Wilkinson j 50 barrels, 10 hhds, 100 boxes, 2 cases, J. Lougdeti ; 1 puncheon whiskey, 1 pkg, 1 case, 50 casks bottled beer, Cookson, Bowler, & Co.; 3 cases, 6 ketrs, 3 hhds E. Beece ; 1 case Wright; 1 do Fleming ; 2 wheels and 1 axle.Tancred ; 2 casks, 1 plough, 1 parcel, Ed. wards & Co. ; S cases T. Kesteven ; 2 cases, Lowther ; 1 plough, Morley ; 1 box, Parfces ; 2 boxis apparel, Carew ; 1 case, Briitan ; 2 cases Dicken ; 4 do Gvesson ; 2do Lianmev ; 4 ca-es Union Bank ; 1 case apparel, I bale 3 bundles bellows, I do steel, 4 casks horse shoes, 7 casks nails, 3 do chain, 1 do springs, 1 do pumps, 269 bars iron, 6 sheets plate iron. A. Lean ; 6 chests lea, J. Dudley ; 2 puncheons, J. Shand ; 3 hrrls, J. Hall; 12 pockets hops,G. Ffitch ;2 boxes type order; 2 wheels, 6 cases, Lock ; 2 cases niacin nery, o qr. casks Brandy, G. W. Mountfoit.