PORT CHALMERS.—JUNE

Otago Daily Times, Issue 177, 10 June 1862, Page 4

PORT CHALMERS.—JUNE

Wind at noon, S.W. ; squally. Weather, cloudy. Barometer, 29-5. Thermometer, 48. High water on tin) 10th inst., at I'oit Chalmers, 1-17 n.in., and 1.41 p.m.; at Dunedin an hour later. A'nKIVAJ.S. Ewlina Butter, schooner, 223 tons, Chase, from Melbourne, geni-nil cargo, 5 passengers. Burke Brothers, ajrents. Storm Bird, s s., ~ MuniHe, from Lyttelton and Wellington. 30 head of cattle, produce, and 12 passengers. J. Jones and Co., agents. Whiteliiiven Lass, barque, 2(il ions, Beeby, from London, grw-ral cargo, no iiassengors. Dalgety, Ilattvsiy, and Co., agents. Tamar, schooner, 110 tons, Akcd, from Holmt Town, limber and produce, 1U pa.-senseis. Master, apent. Cincinnati, barque, 440 tons.from Nuwcastle, coals, no passengers. DiIPARTUIUsS. Mary Thomson, schooner, 51 tons, O'Coimcll, for Wellington, in ballast Gcolong,p.s. t Uoyd. for the North, general cargo, passengers. Cargili and Co., asents. Remark, brig, 207 tons, Duncan, for Guam, in ballast. Per Storm Bird, from Wellington : Cabin—Mr. and Mrs. Cookson, Mr. W. Tonks, jiinr., Master Spencer, Mrs. John Martin, Mr. W. Hickson, Mr. C. Web ; nnd G in the steerage. Per Tamar, from Hobart Town—Mr. White, Misees White (3), Master White, Mrs. Meiklejohn, and 8 children, Mr. Begg, Mi*. Peimefeather, 7 in the steerage. EXPECTED AItRIVALS. From Melbourne —. Valiant. From Sydney— Jennie Oswald. From London— Geelong, James Booth. PROJECTED DEPAHTURES. Sea Breeze, for Melbourne, June 10 White Swan, for Lyttelton, June 10 Eucalyptus, for Hobart Town, June 12 VESSELS IH TORT ' - . i Warren Goddard, brig, from Norfolk Island Rebecca, schooner, from Manakau Akbar, ship, from London - Colonist, schooner, from Glasgow Sebim, schooner, from Melbourne United Brothers, schooner, from Melbourne Dunedin, schooner, from Wellington Indus, barque, from Newcastle Camilla, barque, from Newcastle Pilot, schooner, from Hobart Town Pet, barque, from Hobart Town Daniel Watson, brig, from Ilohart Town Sea Breeze, barque, from Melbourne •"mega, barque, from New Bedford, U.S. Bella Vista, barque, from Melbourne Win. Buchanan, barque, from Melbourne Success, schooner, from Melbourne Streamlet, schooner, from Melbourne Eucalyptus, barque, from Hobnrt TownJ Salcombe Castle, schooner, from Auckland Zambia, ship, from Glasgow Canterbury, schooner, from New River Black Swan, ship, from Melbourne - Picard, schooner, from Hobart Town Colchester, brig, from Adelaide Abbot Lawrence, ship, from Melbourne White Swan, s.s., from the Bluff Guiding Star, s.s., from Invereargill Storm Bird, s.s., from Lyttelton. Evelina Rutter, schooner, from Mcl bourns Whitehaven Lass, barque, from London Taoiar, schooner, from Hobart Town Cincinnati, barque, from Newcastle

The Evelina Rutter, schooner, from Melbourne, arrived off the Heads on Friday, but, during the short gale which ensued, was driven off the land and to the northward. She made the anchorage again on Saturday, and at midnight on Sunday reached Port Chalmers. She has had rather a lengthy passage, 22 days, having encouutered a succession of jmles and heavy weather. She brings only a few pas*99.ngers. The Storm Bird, s.s., from Wellington and Lyttelton, arrived at a late hour on Sunday evening, and has since proceeded to town. She brings a freight of 30 head of cattle, chiefly milch cows,-along with a "quantity of northern produce. She has papers from Wellington to the 4th, and Lyttelton to the 7th, containin.c no particular items of intelligence. The Whitehaven Lass, which has arrived at the Heads from London, is a barque of about 300 tons, and has made a passage of 125 days or thereabouts; brings n general cargo, but no passengers. The other vessels at the' Heads are the Cincinnati and the Tamar, the former being coal-laden, from Newcastle, N.S.W.

The L'oyd's Herald, a small craft which was lying at the Heads outward bound, drove from her moorings during the gale of this morning, and has got ashore on the beach immediately below the pilot station. There was no one on board, and-the pilots are now employed in kedging her oft, which they will probably succeed in doing, as the wind has fallen and the tides are high.

(by latbh despatch.) The Tsunar schooner, reported at the Heads, has reached Port Chalmers, and will proceed next tide to Sunedin. She has made rather a quick passage, having left on the Ist of June, brines files of Hobart Town papers up to the 31st ult, which contain Melbourne news two days later than that brought by the Aldinga on her last trip. The Whitehaven Lass, from London, has also reached the anchorage ground at Port Chalmers. She has made" a very lengthy passage—about. 130 dayshaving been very_ unfortunate in the vuather she experienced ever since her departure from England. From the Isle of Wight to the latitude of the northeast trade she encountered a succession of adverse winds, and after reaching the parallel of Australia she met with weather which greatly retarded her progress. She brings no passengers. The manifest of her cargo, a considerable proportion of which consists of bonded stores, will appear when the vessel is entered at the custom-house. The Cincinnati, barqne, has made a passage of fourteen days from Newcastle. Sir. Scott, engineer, is a passenger, by her, and brings along with him a number of the appliances which he proposes using in floating1 the Victory from the strand at Wickcliffe Bay. The rest of the materials.and machinery he expects by next steamer from Sydney, and the work effloatingthe vessel will be commenced forthwith. The Lloyds Herald, by the exertion of the pilots. Jmh been got off the beach. . -