WELLINGTON.

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

WELLINGTON.

(From our o'.Vii Corn'-ijiundontiV

Aurivals. —Miiy ol.~tllov.n j)i;Vi, .stci.'.uier. from Knpier. June 2.—Louis' -<md JMiivim, bri;j, from Sydney. 3.— S'jii -\Serpeut, seiiconi-r. from East .Ciiastl 4. —iiilirn Siiiipsun, iiarqiie, from Otag'o. , . D^t.viiti tei-:s. — Mr.y 01. —Isabella Jackson, 'schooner, for Canterbury. June I.—Vision, schooner, for Canterbury. H.M.S.S. Harrier, for Auckland, and the Yarra and W. 1!. Dean, with cattle, i'or tho South, sailed on tlie 30th ult., sifter dosing my letter of that date.

A brigautinc with painted ports, supposed to be the Sworiifish, is working u;i the harhor: The Albert, from the Wairan, this morning, brings' us iiiflliu'encc of the wreck of the ISelson paddlesteamer, Tasmaniau Maid, on tho Wairau bar. She is deserted by all hands, two of which have cumu on here in the Albert.

The French barque, St. Jean, from O tngo, for Sydney, anchored at the Heads on the eveningof Monday, 2nd, for medical assistance, the Captain being ill. Dr. Johnston went off yesterday, mid prescribed. There living an appearance of southerly weather, she stood off tiiis mofuins.

The briti- Tym has been sold this day by order of the Sheriff. The crew obtained judgment mr wa£es, but execution was stayed by a hope that fha Captain would bo able 1u procure the amount, about £120. This not being done, the vessel w;is sold, as she now lies on the Veroni beach. Inleiliiveiu'c of tlie price has not reached town iv rimy for me to note it before post closes.