Shipping Intelligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 172, 4 June 1862, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

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June s).—Nil. ENTKUKD OUrWAIIIi.-1. June 9.—FlyinjjSquiirol, 7sl tons, Pic, for.Guam, I£lAMiir«n. 291 tons, Maclean, for Melbourne, with, 4 JtW ozi. 19 dwts. of gold dufct, produce ot tile Province of Otiigo. INWARDS —COAST WISH. June 3.— Jupiter, 28 ton*, Harrison, master, from Mnnakau, with timber, blaster, aaent. Undine, 20 tons, Lwch, from lu-lson, with peneral cargo. Muster, njrenfc. OUTWARDS—COASTWISE. June 3.—Matilda Iluyw, 20 tons, falconer, for Oiuaaru, with general cargo. IMPORTS. June 3.—Jupiter, from Mnmikau—33,ooo feet fjnber, Harrison. Per White Swan, from Lyttelton ami Northern ports: 2 eases ehacos. 2 eases boots, 1 ease leggings, 5 balei tunics, ollieer commanding detachment 70th Regiment; 15 tons barrack stores, Commissariat Department ; quantity of baggage, officer commanding detachment of 14th ; 1 case merchandise, order ; 3 cases drapery, H. K. Nathan ; I bale, 1 case, do., M. 11. Samuel: 2 «wks whisky, IHO kegs butter, 21 head cattle, 23 quart or carcasses beff, 8 tons potatoes, 19 sheep, 07 pigs, 00 fowls, 2 crate* geese, 4 cases sundries, 12 kc^s butter, Undine, from Nelson.—2o hli.'ls. ale, 3 tons.coals. 1 ton potatoes, order. Shipped at Akarou—o pkgs. | cheese, weighing 1,5U0 Him., order. KXI'OBTS. J une 3 —Matilda Hayes, for Oamnru.—l2B pieces flooring boards, Currie & Co. : 110 do. iron, galvanised \V. 11. Teaehmnker ; 10,000 feet timber, A. B Smith; 4 baas, 1 n.w, 2 pm.'kftscs, D. Hutohe-on. Thf following statement shows the quantities o! j gold taken l.v tlio Al.iinsrr., bon.nl to MoHiiinr.io.--J. Adam 45 oz«. J. Thompson, '21 ozs. E. Monday, "0 ozs 12 dwts. J. Jirown, 6 dwt.i. I*. Hayimmn and Co.. 03 ok. G. Morgan. 5 ozs. 8 (kf. M. Webster, 11 rtwta. C. I'ile.her, 10 w. lßdwts. J. ] Browne, 21 ozs. 'J. Humphrey. 17 o?a. 12 dwts, .7 Kinsev, 13 eis. P. Turustall. 9 ozs. A. Waugh, "A ozs -i dwts. J. M Donne!!, 1 o/.. 4 dwN. T. i Sauudpis. 8 dwts. .V. Inuri!!. 10 dwts. C. "Wotfoii, S dwK A. Chi- Ue, 1 or.. .1. Wilson, 14 o/,-i. \\. Tnvior, 3 ozs. 10 dwts. T. Thompson, 44 ozs. 8 dwts B. Uobiiliard, 21 n». Fieldham, Bros., 102 ozs 10 d'.vt- J. S. Trowor, S5 ow. 12 dwts | G. T.idd. 7 ozs. J. Yoatw, 7 ozs, T. P. Turner, 2 o?s 10 'dwts. J. Duncan. 48 ozt. A. Kiel, 1 oz. ! \\\ I'reemantle, -i dwts. W. Waugh, 23 obh. Jm. Kynn, 27 oz=. Myli-s, Kcoah, o ozs. I' 2 dwts. •r. Gracsy, 12 dwts. H. Frnzw, 64 ozw. ft. Gill, 8 ozs. V. Hivshardwin, 00 nzs>. J. Andowon, 30 ozs. B n D. Wcndham, 2v5'3 oxs. J. L:msrlcy, 200 ozs. J Hoehc-rn. 210 aw. Uo. 1 0z.4 dwt.s. J. O'Brien, 76 ozs. }3:u<.k of Now Zonland, '2,805 om. 15 dwts.— Totiil.qnantity, 4,320 oz.--.. 10 dwts. PORT CHALM'IJ».S.-JcsK 3. June 3.—Wind at uuon, N. B. ; litrht brcw.o. cioudy. Uiini'iictss', '20.5-2. Thennouieter 02 Hii'h wateVoiitii'.'. 4th. at Port Ohalin<jw, 0.-W. a.m., and 7.22. p.m. ;at Dunedin, tin hour Inter. ARRIVALS. White Star, fc.s., Harper, fnv.ri Lyttslton and Xorthi;ru Port:.!, ueaurai c;ir ; io, 80 passengers. 11. E. Nathan, njiout." DKfAHTUKKS. \ldin°-:i. =<.«•. M'Lcau, ibr Melbourne, passenirers anil 4,:)5J oz-. gold. Royse, Mudie & Co., agents. VAvJSKKGBII LIMX. IVr TJndiufi. from \olson : Tliomas Hinds, Hi-m-v llarrinatoii, and T'ifd. Hock. Per Whiti' Swan, from I.ytteiton and Northern p or fi, Cabin : >li'*srK. J-rvis, Ciwrutlici-s, Lyidl, Hiitel'y, Chajjlin, O'llnlloven, (2) "Fiiirlmrst, Mrs. .fone'f, and 4 children. Stuernsre: J. O. ftmitii, Jfra Baniavd and:) children. Thomas Anderson, A. Uradshaw, .lackson, Caiuvron, wife and 3 children, M'Pliee, JefFrey, Miles, and 2 stockmen. EXI'KCTEP AKHTVAIS. ■From Melbourne—Valiant, Kvelina Eutter. From Sydney Jeanie Oiv.ald. From London—Black Swan, Greeiong, .Tauies Hooth. WIOJKCTTJTt r>KPAr.TOHES. Oinco, for Melbourne, Juno o Sea Ureeze, for IVlelbouvne, June 10 Daniel Watson, for Sydney, June (5 White Swan, for the IJkiiF, June ft VKSSEI.S IK PORT Warren Qoddnrd, brig-, from Norfolk Island. Rebecca, schooner, from Manakau Kemiirk, brig;, from Newcastle Akbar, shij),"from London Colonist, schooner, from Glasgow Sebini, schooner, from Melbourne Ellen Lewis, .barque, from Newcastle United Brothers, schooner, from Melbourne Lady Egidia, ship, from London Mavgaretha Koesner. ship, from Newcastle Dunedin, seliooner, lroraJiVelliujrton G-lenshce, barque, from Newcastle Martha Ellen, schooner, from Melbourne Indus, barque, from Ifewcastli! Camilla, barque, from Newcastle Pilot, schooner, from Hobart Town Pet. bnvquc, from Hobart Town Daniel Vvatson, brijT, from Hobart Town Rea 13reeze, barque,' from Melbourne Omeira, barque, from New Bedford, U.S. Bella Vista, barque, from Melbourne Flying Squirrel, schooner, from Hobart Town Win. Buchanan, bai-que, from Melbourne Success, schooner, from Melbourne Streamlet, schooner, from Mcl bourne ; Eucalyptus barque, from Hobart. Town Salcombc Castle, schooner, from Auckland Zambia, ship, from Glasgow Canterbury, schuonur, IVo'm New Rivor White Swim, s.s., fi-om Northern Ports. '

The White Swan, s.s., arrived at, Port Chalmers on Tuesday afternoon, from Lytielton. She left that port at"2 p.m. on Monday, and next, morning was; oft' the Heads, thus making the run in the short j space of 15 hours, but, owing" to the intense darkness and fog which prevailed, if was impossible to approach the Heads, and when daylight appeared the fog had not cleared away, so that the captain wa* obliged to liana about under low steam till 4 o'clock p.m., before he could get any trace of the headland. On her upward trip to Auckland the White Swan Hteameii to Lyttelton in IS hours, tlienee to ..Napier in 20 hours, and thence to Auckland in 47 hours, iind her downward trips were equally successful. Cant Harper reports having- encountered a severe gale on Wednesday, between Cape Pellissier and I Wellington, the barometer ranging so low as at 28.50. We are"also informed that at Auckland, two tribes of Mnories had a pit-lied battle, several being killed and wounded ou each side, ami that the fight was to be resumed, the cause of fie rupture being an old feud about land. Upwards of one thousand of the Wuikati tribe had come to the river Thames on the pretence of fishing. Various conjectures were afloat as to tl:e cause of their visit, the'prevailing one being that they came to protect the gold which is said to have been found on Maori lands, at Coromandel. Samples of this gold tound in soft stone were exhibited in Auckland. Captain Harper was the bearer of nu important despatch to His Excellency the Governor, from the Chief Secretary, which was delivered to the Governor at Wellington, who almost immediately took his departure in the Harrier for Auckland. Captain Harper is al*o the bearer of a special despatch to His Honor the Superintendent of Otago. The "White Swan sails for the Bluff on Thursday morning, if not earlier. The Aiding!!, *.$-, has made a very short stay on this occasion, Captain M'Lcan being determined to push on, to bring down the English mail, and return •with the Otago correspondence for the Melbourne mailofthe2lstb. Shesailedatdusk, this (Tuesday)evening, a few minutes after the arrival of the While Swan, being enabled, by the promptitude of Captain Harper and the Custom-house officials, to take with her the mails brought on from the north by that vessel. The small steamer Undine, reported by the schooner Rebecca as being at Akaroa, cm her way hence from Nelson, arrived on "Monday, and proceeded to town. It is understood she is to be employed in the port or some similar local trade. The Rainbow steamer, from Otago, for Sydney, returned to Wellington on the 21st May, after an ineffectual attempt to get out against a S.E. wind. A second attempt having likewise failed, she brought up in Woraer's Bay, and sailed again a few days nfterThe ship Zealandia, with assisted immigrants from London, is reported by the Lyttelton papers as bavin" arrived there on the 22nd ult. Two deaths had occurred on the voyage, but the passengers were all well on arrival. The Airedale sailed for Wellington on the 20th, and on the following day the Fanny A. Garriques arrived from Wellington with stock. The Auckland papers report the arrival of the three-masted schooner Vistula at the Manakau, after 15 days'passage from Otago. The barque Lanarkshire, Captain western, from Cardiff, Wales, arrived at Wellington on Thursday, the Bth instant, after a passage of 134 days. Her cargo consists of 800 tons of coals for the 1.C.1t.M. Company. . . ' _ . By a misprint in our impression of Tuesday, the name of the winning boat in the second-class sailing match at Port Chalmers on Alonday was made to lead Zambia, instead of Zenobia, which is the boat owned by Soutbgato and Manou.