IMPORTS.

North Otago Times, Volume II, Issue 27, 25 August 1864, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Per Emu, from Akaroa—lß cords firewood, Scwell; 10 fiuit, Gibb« ; 15 cheese, Traill, Roxhy and Co. Poi Geelong, from Dunedir:—22 pkgs, Gibbs; 25 oif.es, Fiance ; G nkgs, Wliito; 3 cases, Baker ;13 pkgs, Sdih'Mfpr and M'Leod; 2 boxes, Whitehead; i-barrcl, Maine • 25 pkg«, Cioker and M'Leod; 2 bags, 5 cases, Arrii»lioug and Co; 3 pkgs, 40 bags sugar, Franco ; 27 pk"« Gibba ; 25 do, Whitehead : 3 pkgs 3 sheets iron, 1 pkge, Matthew* and Keid ; 2 kegs, Ogilvie ; 1 parcel, Pnlgetv, Rattiav and Co ; 1 do, Whitehead ; 1 case oil, flood and Sherman; 1 prcl, Turnoll and Co; 2 sharemoulds, Holmes and Campbell; G cases, Armstrong; 2 bags oats, France; 1 carpet hag, Wilson ; 15 pkgs, Franco ; 8 do, Tiaill, Roxbv and Co ; 2 do, Giffoid; 1 box glass, Han is ; 33 pksre, Fiance ; lprcl, Laudon ; 155 pkgs, Matthews and Reid ; 1 prcl, Franco ; 1 case, Baker ; 2 pkgs, Armstrong ; 2 do, Hood and Shennan ; 1 chaff cutter, D.dgety, Rattray aud Co; 1 prcl, Shrimski ; 1 hale, 2 cases, Pinkeiton ; 1 cask, Ross; 1 trunk, Campbell; 1 lake, 2 hoes, Whitehead ; 15 bags swar, Cmker and M'Leod; 1 bag seeds, Falconer; 1 saw, 1 bar iu-n, Carter; 1 pkge trees, Dalgety, Rattray and Co ; 100 bags flour, Cioker and M'Leod ; and a lot of parcls nnd luggage. Per Anno, from Dunedin—s cases brandy, r> do geneva, Gibbs; Bbdlos spouting, Biuce ; 1 prcl, 1 belle ballasteis, Lemon ;12 dozen bags. Ashcroft; fW teet timber, 4 windows, 1 centre, 500 feet timber, 1500 feet do, Aimstiong.

The h s. Aldingn left Mclbouinn Heads at G p m. on the 11th, and arrived on the 17th, hist., at 8 a.m., having waited for the English Mail. She brings, in addition to the English Mail, a cargo, and 31 passengers. Exponencod a pleabant passage down, with fine weather.

The Airedale, 5.«., Captain Fergusson, in racing up with the Aldinga, on the 17th iiif,t., ran foul of the 2nd red buoy, doing, however, no damage. The ship Aboukir and tho baique St. Dunstan, from Otasro, have ai lived in London. The ship Beaut'ful Star, Giptain Catto, from Glasgow, arrived in Poit Chalmeis on tho 15th. H<?r passage fiom Glasgow, although not a quick one, was favorable, and although the expeii< need very bad weather during the fii st part of the voyage, the latter was completed with fine weather. . .. The amvals of sbipnin" at Port Chalmers since the departure of the July Mail, have been considerably less than the previous month. The only home vessels arrivins have been —the Warwickshire, from London ; the Beautiful Star, from Glasgow; the Antonio, J. Ramos; and Tsmyr, fiom Valpaiaiso, both laden with flour, are the only vessels from foi eign ports. # CoNsnm.NO to Scorn c a Ship.—Hemnch Kohn, ship's cai pouter, was brought up at the Mansion-house Police-court, on a chaige of conspiring, with others, to Fcuttle tho ship Alma, w'th intent to defraud the undnnvritris Mi Moms, cloik to the Salvage Association, said that at the prisoners request he had twice been to Newgate to see him, and had on each occasion taken down a statement in writing which he had made and signed. Tho statement, whirb implicated the mate, contained particulars already published. The totalinnurance on the cm go was said to amount to £30,000. Samuel Beechy, shipwright, stated that he was engaged in repairing the Alma at Ilamsgate, and ho made her perfectly seaworthy. Captain Burstall, special agent of Lloyd's at Ra,nngate, proved that he had surveyed the Alma, and she was quite seaworthy when she left Bamspnte in the beginning of April. The prisoner having twnin to the statement made by him, was committed for lnal at the Maidstone Assize*..—-Dome News.