Shipping News.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 722, 8 October 1859, Page 4

Shipping News.

•ARRIVED,

October 6th, s. s. Lord Ashley, 296 tons, Kennedy, from. Auckland via Nelson and Wellington. Passengers, cabin—The Rev. Mr., Mrs. and Miss Dudley, Mr. and Mrs.' Sewell, Mr.,; Mrs. and Mr. J. Knight, Miss Ruff, Messrs. Duke (2), Swinhourhe, Knowles, and Durelj and 8 passengers for Otago, Steerage—Messrs. Lane, Davidson, Turner, Daley, Harland, and Falkner. - ' . ' ... Same day,, schooner Juno, 47 tons, Green, from Akaroa. . Passengers—Mrs. Kesteven and; family, Miss Aylmer, Messrs. Tomlinson and.Parker. Same day, schooner Mary Thomson,-152 tons, Muirhead, from Wellington. . Passengers^-Messrs. Cunningham (4), and T; Halton. ; '^ V;i; '"/ ';J October 7, brig Louis ari4::Mir|am'^ i ;t3^:,V!t<ons, Vandervood, from Sydney.- Pass'erigers^"Mr.:.gnd ■Mrs. Matthason and 2 children, Messrs. liirclv.Jones and Jenkins. -.'- '• '..-;■;,-. .:-v „••«:;;;> ' ■■ ='• sailed.;^ :->-: -•■* • ,'-:«: v October 4, schooner Mariquita, 74'tpns,-Gre^,1 for Akaroa, in'ballast.;. ; •;'-'- '■'■; ;■ j^Z-V; ■i^'^iSyi.--October 6,scbooner Wellirigtbri, 54 tahs^Eijpjfeyv for Timaru, via Akaroa. ■,' Passengers t^Mrs.;!-Ellis and three children, Mr. and .Mrs! Walden, Mr.,-Mrs. and Miss Bonner, Mr. and Mrs. Ri Hughes, G. Hancock, and W. F. Elmsley.. - v ■■''■■ • ■''•■•'-" Same day, schooner Ewald, 150 tons, Broririgr'for Melbourne. Passenger—Mr." Hannah. October 7, barque Minerva, 829 tpns.'Merryraan, for Singapore, in ballast. .: „:-.. Same day, s. s. Lord Ashley^ ; 296 tons, Kennedy, for Otago, cabin-rMr.<and Mrs. Robertson, Messrs. Valpy and Walker. -Steerage—Messrs. Rie (2), Fraser (2), McDonald, Eldershaw, and Roberts. ' " "'/'," : Same day, brig Spray, 148 tons, Scott, for Nelson, in ballast. ■'■':.':'■ IMPORTS. '■'' In the Lord Ashley, Miles and Co., agents; 8 cases powder, Banks; I case zinc! 1 bag and Tease nails, order; 20 boxes soap, 20 boxes candles,*jl.atter; 1 parcel, Lucas; 1 case, .drapery, Nathan ft case,. Abramson ; I parcel,■ Palmer;;! bag seed! Cator; 1 keg butter, Waitt; 1 pony.rSwinbourne; '.<; In the Juno, Genet, agent; 17. packages luggage, Kesteven, 1 crate earthenware,--.^Tay ; lerj'-«ls'-"_tu'iis whale oil, £ ton whalebonej Peacock and Co:; 2 tons flour, 10 bags bran1, Miles;and Co. s '"/.': '''■'<£/ ;. "',..".'!',' In the Mary Thomson, CpokVpriVßowler,.)intl'Cp.,. agents; 1 pocket.hops! 52 bags malt, V&ernpfy kegs, Oldham; 100 sheets and 4 bundles<corrugated iron, Dalgety and Co.; 40 bags lime,-6 -hhds.'stout, 4 hhds. ale, 9 hhds; porter, 6 casks-bottled beer; 1 box candles, .1 bag harness, ,1 bundle spades;l' carriage, 1 case drugs, 2 cases merchandise, 1 hhd. brandy. 2 qr.-casks whiskey, order; 35 packages' wooden house, 32 packages.personal effects,: Cunningham. In the Louis arid Miriam; Cookson, Bowler and Co., agents; 40 tons coals, 3i tons coke, .1010 feet cedar, 2 cases acids, 24' packages drugs, I case seeds, 1 cask whiskey^ 50 boxes, and 50 half-chests tea, 6 cases coffee, 50 ash. oars, 10 boxes soap, 24 boxes candles, 1 cask carraways,: 2. iron piles, 12 cases oranges, 20 cases herrings, 20 cases raisins, 1 parcel jewellery, order;,*o boxes soap, Gould and Miles; 26 kegs nails, 2 packages hardware, D. Clarkson ; 1 case drapery, 1 case pipes, 1 case sardines, Miles and Co!;. 1 dray, 1 punt, Wilkin; 12 packages oilmen's stores, J. Wilson; 4 kegs nails, 5 packages hardware, Recce ; 4 tons sugar, 4 tons bastards, 7 barrels treacle, 60 bags flour, 7 boxes-groceries, 3 qr.-casks vinegar, 20 boxes tea, Latter; 2 bales paper, Willis; 2 drays, Rhodes; 1 case and 1 trunk drapery, Skillicorn: EXPORTS. In the Wellington, master, agent; 4. qr.-casks sherry, 25 cases geneva, 6 oases brandy, 5 cases port wine, 4 cases sherry, 9 cases gin, 26 half-chests tea, 6 chests tea,44 bags sugar, 2 cases, starch, 2 bales woolpacks, 2 casks pitch, 1 coil rope, 1 bag and 1 case coffee, 6 boxes raisins, I bag and 1 case currants, Mile's arid-Co.; 1 qr.-cask whiskey! 10 cases gin, 20 casks bottled beer, "125 bags sugar, 4 boxes tobacco, 1- ton salt, 10 boxes soap, 2 casks soda, 3 cases pickles,- 18 mattrasses, 1 weighing machine,. 1 case boots, 100 American br00m5,.63 bushels oats, 1 ton flour, Cookson and Co. In the Ewald, master agent; 9 hhds. whiskey, 10 hhds. rum, 198 cases, brandy, 75 tons potatoes, 343 bags wheat,*4o4 ditto oats, Robertson; 228 sacks oats, 237 ditto wheat,' Dalgety and Co.; 4 cases apparel, Genet.' In the Lord Ashley, Miles and Co., agents; 16 bags coffee, Dalgety and Co. The Louis and Miriam; Captain Vandervoord, left Sydney on the 23rd September, and arrived in our harbour yesterday about noon, having made a passage of fourteen days. She met with. light and variable winds the whole time. She passed tho Prince Alfred steamer with the mails on Sunday last off Capo Farewell. Captain Vandervoord reports the Dart, from this port, having arrived at Sydney on the 22nd ult. ,' _____