SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 57, 10 May 1866, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ABETTED. May 8. Pearl, ketch, from Havelock. — Colleen Bawn, schooner, from Havelock. — Venture, cutter, from Collingwood. 9, Jane, schooner, from MotupipL — Supply, cutter, from Collingwood. 10, Albion, s., from Melbourne, via HoMtika. — Airedale, s., from Taranaki and Manukau. DEPABTED. May 9, Gothenburg, s., for Melbourne, via Hokitika. 10, "Rangitoto, 8., for Picton and South. ENTERED INWABDS. May 9, Rangitoto, s., 449, Harris, from Melbourne, via Hokitika. Passengers: saloon — Mr. Frazer and 10 for South ; second cabin— Messrs. Turner, Elwart, M'Nish, Westen, Gardner, Dufiy, Wilson, Graham, Ede, and 35 for South, — Wellington, s., 262, Thompson, from Wellington. Passengers: saloon — Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Mr. White, Rev. Mr. Twogood, Captain Carkeek, As-sistant-Commissary-General Graham, Mrs. Graham; second cabin — Mr. Austin, Mr. Townsend. — Pearl, ketch, 34, Cracknell, from Havelock. — Colleen Bawn, 29, Thompson, from Havelock. — Venture, cutter, 15, Windover, from Collingwood, in ballast. 2 passengers. CLEABED OTTTWABDS. May 9, Gothenburg, s., 459, Maekie, for Melbourne, via Hokitika. — Danish Beauty, barque, 306, Pottinger, for Napier. — Ann, cutter, 18, Eure, for Waitapu. 5 passengers. — Venture, 15, Windover, for Collingwood. EXPECTED ASRIYALS. Claud Hamilton, s., from Wellington and South. Konigin Augusta, barque, from London; sailed Feb. 13 Chance, barque, from Newcastle. PBOJECTED DEPARTURES. Albion, s., for Melbourne, via South. Airedale, s., for South. ■ ■ Claud Hamilton, s., for Taranaki and Manukau. .Danish Beauty, barque, for Napier. Necromancer, schooner, for Blenheim. Waiotahi, schooner, for Havelock. Florence, ketch, for Lyttelton. YESSELS IN" HAEBOB. Lyttelton, s., from Blenheim. Wellington, s. Danish Beauty, barque. Highlander, brig. City of Nelson, schooner. Domitilla, schooner. Sisters, schooner. Eclipse, schooner. Diana, schooner. Waiotahi, schooner. Necromancer, schooner. Sisters, schooner. Colleen Bawn, schooner. Jane, schooner. Thames, cutter. Unity, cutter. Ann, cutter. Venture, cutter. Supply, cutter. Edith, ketch. Rambler, ketch. Florence, ketch. Pearl, ketch. IMPOSTS. Rangitoto, from Melbourne: 1 hlf- tierce tobacco > '20 boxes tea, 10 boxes candles, 1 pkg, Hodder & Co.; 8 pkgs tobacco, 1 case cigars, 1 case fancy goods. West; 2 qr-tierces tobacco, 2 cases, R.^Levien; 4 qrtieaces tobacco, 2 casks paint, Levien & Co.: 2 hlftierces tobacco, Wilkie; 1 case pipes, Tregea & Sons; 1 cases, Wilson & Co.; 1 truss; Dartnell; 1 trunk, Lightband; 1 pkg, Buxton; 2 pkgs, Black & Co.; 1 pkg, Union Bank. Wellington, from Wellington : 2 cases saddlery, Sheppard; 1 pkg, Curtis Urothers; 10 kegs butter, Solomon & Co.; 4 cases, 70 kegs butter, Order; 36 boxes soap, De Carle; 2 casks, Hooper & Co. Pearl, from Havelock: 20,000 ft timber, Fisher. Colleen Bawn, from Havelock: 20,000 ft timber, Order. EXPOETS. Venture, for Collingwood :— 2 cwt flour, 2 cwt sugar, 6 boxes sundries, Lock hart; 100 sheep, Davidson. Ann, for Waitapu:— 2 gunnies sugar, 2 pkgs sundries, Euntoul; I pkge, 5 bags flour, Phillips; 2 bgs salt, 1 bag sugar, 12 pkgs sundries, I sack wheat, Hounsell; 2 bags salt, 2 bags sugar, ? boxes tea, 11 pkgs sundries, Webster; 1 pkge sugar, 2 half-chests tea, 4 pkgs sundries, 5 bags flour, Lockhart; 6 pkgs nails, Buxton & Co.; 6 pkgs sundries, Nalder; 2 pkgs Sparrow; 10 sacks meal, Campbell; 15 bags flour, Edwards & Co. Gothenburg, for Melbourne:— 7B bales wool, Edwards & Co; 9 pkgs, R. Levien ; 43 sheep, Freeth, for Hokitika. Edith, for Wanganui:— lo hhds beer, Hooper & Co. The N.Z.S.N. Co.'s s. Wellington, Thompson, left Wellington on Tuesday, at :V3O p.m. ; experienced fine weather, arriving here yesterday morning at 4-30 a.m. The barque Chance, which left this port on the 4th April, arrived at Newcastle on the 20th. She was detained in Cook's Straits by contrary winds until the 1 0th, and so made the passage from Cape Farewell in iu days. W us loaded with coal arid was to havo sink 1 -' from Newcastle lor here on the Ist inst., go she n.^, be daily expected.

We have received from Mr. Murphy, mate of the Gazelle, the following particulars of the abandonment of the schooner Gazelle, on the Albert River, Gulf of Carpentaria. In running up the river, and when within fifteen miles of Burketown, the ship ran on a sand bank, and could not be got off. Captain Miles, finding that she was making water fast and was not seaworthy, abandoned her on the 7th of February. He and the crew came on to Port Denison in the Policeman, which brought down all the gear of the Gazelle. The owners of the Gazelle are Brown and Sullivan, of Sydney. She was insured in Smythe's office, Sydney. All the gear and hull will be sold in Port Denison. — Nortkern Argus.