Shipping News.

Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 504, 2 September 1857, Page 4

Shipping News.

ABBIVED. , Aug. 31st, schooner Lucy James, 33 tons Throop, from Akaroa. Same day, ship Cossipore, 834 tons, Hellyer, from Wellington. Passengers, Mr. and Mrs! Winter, Mr. C. Winter, and four children, Mr; and Mrs. Jones. SAILED. Aug. 29th, cutter Julia Ann, 20 tons, Swanson, for Otago. Passengers, Mr. Gibbs, Mrs. Campbell and 4 children. Sept. Ist, schooner Salopian, 40 tons, Bail?, for Wellington. V Same day, schooner Canterbury, 37 tons, Bowten, for Wellington. Passengers, Messrs. Bades, Brown, and Williams. Same day, brig Spray, 148 tons, Scott, for Sydney, via Nelson. Passengers, Mr. and Mrs. Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Capt. and Miss Morgan, Miss Pickering, Messrs. DureU, Hurst, W. and S. Robinson, Tinline, Greenfield, Walker, Jackson, White, Gay, Lamb, Brown, Hodge, Wilson, Howard, and Hutchinson. IMPOETS. In the Lucy James, E. Genet, agent; 43 casks (20 tuns) whale oil, Price. In the Cossipore, Cookson & Co., agents; part original cargo from London (reported in the 'Lyttelton Times' of July 29th). Shipped at Wellington, 12 cases sherry, 3 boxes sperm candles, 2 cases port wine, 1 bale calico, order. EXPOETS. In the Julia Ann, E. Genet, agent; 10 cases brandy, 2 kegs tobacco, 2 hhds. rum, under bond; 82 bags sugar, 2 qr.-casks wine, 2 casks currants, 4 chests 6 naif-chests tea, 3 bundles brooms, 1 ton flour, 63 cheeses, 3 cases stationery, and 52 pckgs. sundries, Gibbs. In the Salopian, Waitt & Co., agents; 857 bush, wheat, 54 bush, barley, Gould and Miles; 412 bush, wheat, Aikman. In the Canterbury, Master, agent; 10 tons 12 cwt. flour, 170 bush, wheat, 18 bales (5,040 lbs.) wool, Cookson & Co.: 160 bush, wheat, Wilson; 1 ton 3 cwt. flour, Turnbull; 350 bush, wheat, Alport; 20 cheeses, Latter. In the Spray, R. Waitt & Co., agents; 1,560 lbs. cheese, Black; 5 tons 2 cwt. potatoes, J. T. Peacock & Co.; 65 tons potatoes, 606 bush, wheat, Cookson & Co.; 45 tons potatoes, R. Waitt &Co., and part original cargo from Sydney.

The James Gibson was entered out for this port on the 31st July. The Mimmie Dike and Kate Kearney arrived at Melbourne on the 25th July, and the Zingari on the 27th. ;■ The Columbian, with the European mails, sailed from Melbourne on the 23rd July. The date for the departure of the August overland mails had not been fixed. Spoken with.—The Dinapore, on July 26, in latitude 44 degrees 21 minutes south, and longitude 151 degrees 17 minutes east from London, bound to Auckland, 98 days out.