SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 10, 12 January 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED. " January 11, ketch Prospect, 21, Weßtrupp, from Waitapu. „. , , '.— schooner Sisters, 15, Charles, from Motupipi. v SAILED. January 11, ketch StandarJ, 10, Imrns, for \ Waitapn ) 12, *chooner Janet Grey, 30, Evan?, for Waitapu. — ketch Pearl, 33. Crosbie, for Watfapu. , — pchooner Australian Maia, 17, Aiken, for Awaroa, IMPORTS. / Prospect, from Waitapu— lß,oooft timber, Ba'srent. Sisters, from Motupipi— 7 pkgs, Franzen; Bvds stone, Lukins; 4 pkgs, Mabin; 2 pkgs, Webster; 2 pkgs, Wilkie; lpkg, Orgon; 1 bale wool, Order. BXPORTB. Standard, for Waitapu— sooo bricks, Funnell.

The Arawata arrived at Hokitika from , Melbourne this morning, and sailed from Grey mouth for Nelson at 1.15 p.m. She will leave for Melbourne and southern ports tomorrow morning at half -past 9 o'clock. The Wellington leaves Wellington for Pioton at two p.m. to-day. She will arrive to-morrow morning, and sail for the North at 7 p m. The Maori left Westport for Nelson at noon to-day, and will sail for Lyttelton tomorrow, at 8 a.in. The Taupo is expect ei to Brrlve from the North to night, and will sail for Picton tomorrow mo'-ning. The Charles Edward will arrive from West Cosßt ports on Friday morning. The Lyttetton left Kekerangu for Wellington last night with a fall cargo of wool. The Murray arrived at Westport this morning. j The San Francisco mail boats appear to "be running about in an independent sort of fashion. The Cyphrenes arrived at Auck- ! land from Kandavau yesterday afternoon, but as we have receive 1 no telegrams from the North Inland, we are without any farther information regarding her. Our Australian telegrams report the arrival of the StOsytuat Melbourne after a splendid' passage of 43 days' lß hours. The following is the manifest of the ship Celeßtial Queen, 853 tons, Captain Wait, now expected from London, via Dunedin, having sailed from the latter port last Monday :— 1 case uniforms, City Rifles; '2 do, Maling; 7 trunks, Usher-, I box, Hunter; 20 trunks, He»ly & Son; 1 case uniforms, Strong ; 1 case, Ford; 7 bales, Luras & Son; lease Akersten; 7 do, West; 10 do H. D. JackEon; 5 hhds, Sedgwick & Gowland; 486 bars, 53 bdls, 1 14 plates, 54 sheets, Anchor Foundry; 5 cases, Provincial Government; 2 do, H. Houosell; 1 do, Jackson; 16 do, 1450 pkgs, Buxton Ss Co; 12 do, Sealy & Squires; 3 cases, Darby; 3 do, Austin; 1 do, E. Hooper ; 7 casks, Lightband ; 13 plfgs, Wilkins; 13 do, Field; 7 cases, W. J. Thomson; 20 casks, Edwards & Kerr; 1 case. Lampard; 1 do, Waters; 1 do, Jellicoe; 6 do, 721 pkgs, Sclandeiß & Co; 6 do, Milner; 1 pel, Peake; 64 pkgs. Davis & Co; 17 do, Oakey; 3 do, J. Hounsell; 1 case, H. Richmond; 148 pkgs, Hodder & Co; 1 case, Gosling; 1 box, Wylde; 69 pkgs, Litchfield £*and Son; 92 cases, 138 pkgs, Order; 170 llgflHktMnails and spikes, 240 iron bncketß, 4 tP&mmron tubs, 19 crates 5 bhds hollo ware, 7 wSfiPamp chimneys, 1 case stationery, 9 Jlffigiead, 10 casks zioc, 13 kegs shot, 54 bdls [|a|KSc iron piping, 17 casks putty, 99 drums £*Ppfo casks tar, 220 cases 54 casks 35 kegs pgowpfn's stores, 200 kegs 2 casks paint, 600 |»JSnSI 10 qtvoasks spirits, 100 casks currants, in PSPies hardware, 6 cases tiOO boxes candles, S \ (TKjjags staples, 12 cases bedsteads, 20 qrj&liiftß vinegar, 20 Begs arsenic, 10 kegs gunC»i§wder, 6 cases safes, 35 tons pig iron, 4000 % lp» standards, 12,000 slates, 1 14-h.p. engine, |j PSwards & Co. |i|iJFhe United States steamer Tuscarora, at j£| an Francisco was to sail about November 1 •Jp a cruise amonsr the various groups of islands in the Pacific, for the purpose of taking soundings to ascertain the best route for a cable across that ocean to Australasia. The steamer goes first to the Sandwich Islands; then f'om Oahu to the Phoenix Islands, about 17pO miles; then to the Fijls, about 1100 miles; then to Brisbane, about 1500 miles, passing as close to the south-east end of New Caledonia as may be proper; then to Sydney; then towards North Cape, New Zealand, and finally back to Fiji. The expedition will occupy four months.