Shipping Intelligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 204, 4 August 1862, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

E.VTEHXD IXWAUD3 Aosrust • 2.—City of Hobart, 333 tons, Darby, * Melbourne.' R. B. & Co., agents. KN'TERED OUTWARDS. August 2?—Nil'.-INWARDS--COASTWISE. An wist 2.—Geelong, 103 tons, Boyd, Oamaru, Waikouaiti am Moeraki. Cargill & Co., agents. August 2. —Rebecca, 115 tons, Robertson, Wellington. Mi£ite?, agent. OUTWAKH3—COASTWISE. August 2. —Nil. » • i:.irOKT3. Per City of Hobart, from Melbourne 2 cks and 1 => =case, 11. H. Hopkins; 10 chests tea, Joseph Lazarus; 8 cic es and 1 bale merchandise, Bing, Harris fc Co.; = CS cases brandy, Jones and Williamson ; 1 ease syrup, 1 case glass, order ; OO cases geneva, 1 qr-cask sherry, •" i:> cays brandy, S. S. a-id A. Lazarus; 1 case yrtA, J. Herman and Co. ; 50 cases brandy, Keei.an ; 10 cases boots, A. M'Landress avid Co.; 5 hhds, 10 * qr-cks, a"id 100 eases brandy, R. B. Martin k Co. ; 5 cases and 3 bales merchandise, and 1 parcel samples. Ding, Harris & Co. ; 1 keg nails, 1 ek hardware, 10 ovens, 12y.c-gs vails, 1 ck hardware, 4 bdls wood ware, 2 cks a-jd 1 case, 2 pkgs, 4 bdls iron, 1 ease, 4 axle arms, F. Barker ; 1 case and 1 bdl sheet iron, 1 case hardware, order; -1 bales sacks, 37 bags sugar, E. (/.nek ; 20 cases oranges, 1 ease lemons, 1 pkg bacon, „ J.Jlrook ; 1 cask whiting, 1 case leather, 1 case sundries, 1 case paint, S. Jones; 0 kegs nails, 3 drum* Cob.* oil, *d drums boiled oil, 1 bdl wire netting, fi. B. Martin & Co. ; 7 cases drapery, O. M'Donald ; 50 senses brandy, order: G eases merchandise, Wm. L )gL='i- ; 1 ca.se hardware, Turk and Curie; 1 ease: •aiei-i-haudi.se, Lambert aud Co. ; cases hardware, 10 pkgs nails, Sorlcy A: Samuel : 1 cast iron screw, 1 pattern, K. Nasmyth : 4 hhds, 4 qr-eks a-ud 20 cases brandy, W. 11." Hopkins; "2 qr casks wine, 20 eases brandy, o cases wine, a qr casks brandy, 2 hhds ale, Hubert; 1 ea-=e hardware, 1 cask do. 1 canvas package. Day and Mieville ; 1 bag seeds, do'; 1 ca-esa Idieiv. G. Smvth ; 2 bags barley, A. & J. Scoular. 1 bale' leather, and 1 trunk," G. P. T Iv.rquhar; -'3 cases merchandise, order; 4 pkgs mci— ehaieiis ', F. F. Adam ; 3 pkgs do, J. kJ. 11. Barr; 1 case and 1 bale do, Perkins it Co ; G.pkg-* do, Begg', Csiei-tie >fc Co; 1 case do, F. H. Anu-trong; 2o firkins bn Iter, 40 bags rice. 2 cases lamps, 2'bales brigs. 0 cases jam, 20 .^-chests tea, oG cases whisky, 0 barrels currant*, 2 cases confections, 10 i-chcots tea, R. B. Marliu k Co ; 1 pkg merchandise, do; 4 pkgs ! do, J. Mollis on : 6 ca-cs stationery, 1 bale paper, o j ea>ks ink, D bbie Sc Co; 1 bale books, F. IJasire ; 2 trusses stationery, FergussouaiidMitchell; 2 cases do, A. R. Livingstone : 2 bales leather, 1 ease grin cry, 1 cask pitch, Jam-s Mobisou: 1 ease drapery, M'Cu'dani k Murray ; 5 eases boe-ts, 0 pkgs do. It. l-"orre.sT; 1 trunk a:id 0 ca-'.-sdn, -M. Georgesnn ; 8 trunks nnd 10 eases do, A. -M'Landress & Co ; 1 ease merchandise, order; 1 pkg do, J. Mornseii, 3 packages do, Kirkpatriek and Co; G cases do, 1 boiler. D. Drake ; li cases merchandise, M. Jlubc-rt; 10 chests tei, 'M half chests do, Go bags sugar, 2 cks mra-luti Use, Order ; 23 cs and 100 bxs merchandise, R.v.'inson, Hurt and Co. ; 0 pkg* do, L«iac Bros. ; 10 bdls iron. 5 blis wire, 1 lull tin plates, W. 11. Kirk panicky; 32 pi--gs, M. Joel ; 2 drums caustic soda, 3 qr-casks wine, 10 barrels-split peas, J. C. Campbell and Co. ; o cases bacon, 2 crises Loucy, 3 eases eg"-*, Denney a:i.i C>. : 3 cases saddlery, Wilson and Wain; 3 cases merchandise, James M'Kenzie ; 2 cans and 1 bale drapery, T. S. liarri'O.i ; len c cigars, B iseh, Wandells, and Co. ; 2-"* drums oil, W. F. Creelh ; 1 case books, .J. Mackay; 1 case clothing, Binir, Harris, and Co. : 1 ease saddlery, Wilson and Wain; 8 \ pkgs merchandise, Wilkinson aud Dixon ; 1 case saddlery, C Moore ; 1 case books, order; 1 ease sewing machines, Begg, Christie, aud Co.; 12 co!i»nial ovens, 2 bilk- v.-jrp, j. and J. H. Barr; 1 e-ase drapery, Ring, Harris, aul Co. ; 1 case slop-, Siininond* Bros. ; 1 pkg merchandise, It. 15. Martin aud Oo.; 1 case and 1 keg. Iv. Henry and C». ; 4 cases merchandise, F. Armstrong ; 1 ease do, Win. Graham; 3 cases- fancy goods, Feldheim Bros.; 1 box gold-leaf, I). Milne; 10 eases hams, 10 iio bacon, 3 de> hams and bacon, A. and J, Seoul:*.-; I bale cal co, 1 do sundries, P. A. Charame* : 40 .j. chests tea, A. and J. Scoular; 1 case cigars, S■ ■"" and Co.; 1 bdl wearing apparel, Win. Man-is an-l Co. Per Aliiinga, from Melbourne —2 boxes, Lachlan Beat oi ; 1 box, Jas. Baird ; 1"• cases, 0u firkins, 3 cases, Gd boxes. Robins-u, Hart .V Co. ; 2 pkg*, Wilkinson cc Dixon ; 1 case, Jas. Hfotor ; 20 lags malt, 2 pockets hops, G do, Phu'.eas Soc'tnon ; 1 case, ButeuiOiit, Br.i*. ; 2 cases, Mackay ; 1 pkg. 1 ease. Isodnr Greenfield ; 4 cases, J. C. Campbell and Co. : 3 cases, Begg, Christie and Co, ; On ca:-ey wine, Isaac Allan ; ■> cases spouting, il. T. ILiw.-trth ; 0 pkgs, Thomas and Wo.-id : 1 bc-x, order; 0 sacks, 1 cas.-, order; lease, W. Meiuish ;*2 wises, M-Calh:m and Mm ray; G qr-casks, C- Campbell and Co.; 1 box, W. J3. Armsor; 1 case, Wright, .Robertson and Co, : 20 bdls, Di.xon, Astor aud Co ; 1 c-.m., J no. Sibbald.; 1 piano, Mrs. Coper; 20 firkir.s, 2 qr-oasks, order; 2 cases, Fergiusjii & Mitchell; 2 ei.ses, Wright, Robertson and Co.; I case, N. I. Levey 2 bales. Broad and Blakemore; 2 cases, M'Call urn and Murray ; 0 cases. Dobbie aiyl Co.; 1 do, J. Herman and Co.; 1 do, 10 bags, Brown, Reid and Co.; 2 qr-casks, 1 case, order ; 2 qr-cisks, order ; 00 ca.-e*, Lazarus ; 3 bales, C. Meyer : 2 do, A. Fi.s.thur; 1 CLse, Jno. Gray ; 3 pkgs, Cargill and Co.; 1 truss' F. Barker; 1 case, J. (>/Weston ;20 easy 2 hhds. 2 qr-casks, 2 bales, 10 brxe.s, Do'ds and Cameion ; 7 eases, order ; G do, "W. Purntl ; 20 ba-.'s, Wright Robertson and Co.; 10 pkcis, F. Barker ; 20 dv, order; 42 do, Herbert and Co.; 3 do, Matthew.*; 1 trunk, It. Forrest: 2 pk-\s, Jt. A. Lawson; H bacrs, J. L. and C. Burke : 1 c;iso, 1 do. Dr. O. Seoeson ; 1 pare.-l, Cobb and Co.; 1 parcel. V. Roach ; 1 parcel Geo. Shand; 1 parcel, Wright anii Co.; 1 i-arcel. A. Robi!j.-on; 1 pared, Mr. Steboeck; 1 pnrceL R. Ncave; 1 parcel, J. llas-:eli; 1 parcel, David Mills; 1 parcel, Jones and Williamson ; 1 ca*e, A. * S. Thomson and Co.; 1 case, Rovse, Mudie and Co.; 1 bc^c, Royse, Mudie, and Co. ; 1 keg, J. M'Kenzie ; shi ids egjrs. 7 cases butter, Jno. "Duff; 1 parcel, Cleve, and Ce.; 1 parcel, S. Seom.son ; 1 parcel, L. Samp-on; 20 qr-easks, 0 c:l*cs. sdo, 10 do, 1 do, Cleve and Co. ; 3G casks asphalte, Scott and Co. ; 1 case, T. S. Harrison; 1 parcel, W. and G. Turnbull ami Co.; 08pkgs, Harris and Sampson; 3 eases and 1 drum, E. PUmmur ; 0 cases fruit, 1 case. Collier and Boyle ; 4 pk-s Allen Fitch ; 1 port- . .mailteaa, Stavely;o pkg»,'l ease, 2 hhds eg^s, 3 pkgs, Aiken; 2 pkgs andd cases, (piano) 7 pkgs lug. gage, 1 parcel, 1 parcel. - -Pea-Rebecca, from Wellington—32 head cattle, 4 tons potatoes; Driver, Maclean ft Co. Per Geelong, from Oamaru, Waikouaiti, and Moernki—7 bags wheat. 12 do potatoes, 2do do, 1 pkg, - 20 tons passengers' luggage, 2 parcels.

PORT CHALMERS.—August 3an. Wind at noon, S.W. ; strong breeze-, and squally. Weather, thick, after heavy rain. ARRIVALS. Aldinga, s.s., M'Lean, from Melbourne, on the 29th, general cargo, 140 passengers, lloy.se, .Mudie and Co., agents. Matilda Hayes, cutter, 20 tons, Falconer, from Oam;-.ru. J. A. and It. Baird, agents. DKPAHTUKKS. barque, _ goB tons, Kirby, for Auckland, o7 passengers. It. ii. Martin and Co., agents. PAs.siyniKß T.tsr. Per City of Hobart—Cabin ; Mrs. Cattabeni, Mr. Farley, Mr. and Mrs.' Ilungerford, ' Mrs! Loggie, Mr. Hopkins. Mr. Kohler, Mr. Charles Young, Miss Tabiu-ney. Mr. Marks, Mrs. A. I>. Baker, and K>B in the Peerage. Per Aldinga, from Melbourne—Mrs. Kerr and three children, Mrs. .-yvm-.mds, Mrs. Jefienon and child, Mrs. M-KeiTRS and child. Mrs. Cooper, child, and sen-ant, Mrs. Gribbons, -Mrs. White, Miss Fleming, Mr-sJarrett, Miss Eaiinger, Mi's Jiattou, M.ssrs. Louis. Liw, Buchanan, Tomlius, Glynn, Greaves, MMCe.-rns, Dodson, IJ rooks, Ilitehinore, Farie, Captain M'ivinnon, and Ki.sj \ n the steeragePer Geelong—Cal.-In : Mr. Jones. .Mr. Muvis-n, Miss Lick, Mrs. Wi.ii-lioad. Mr. Shedliam, Mrs. Calder, Mr. Young, Mr. Proser, Mr. Paterson, 3ir. Monson, and nine in tlie steerage. Per Itcbec.-a—J. IJ inns. KXPKCTgD ARRIVALS. From Melbourne. -— Comet, Mandarin. From Newcastle. —Ellen. Prom London and Liverpool. — E-cort,^ Athene, Planter, Geelong. From the Clyde.—Kelson, Gnismere. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. City of Hobart, for Melbourne, August 5 Aldinga, for Melbourne, August 5 Dunedin, .schooner, for Auckland, early Aguila, for Wellington, August 4 3 VESSELS IS PORT. j United Brothers, schooner, from Melbourne Indus, barque, lrom Newcastle Success, schooner, from Melbourne Streamlet, schooner, from Melbourne Fox, schooner, from Sydney Loui.-a, felucca, from "Newcastle Time and Truth, barque, from Newcastle Isak-lla, barque, from Hobart Town Warren Goddard, brig, from Wellington DuiK-dii:, schooner, irom Wail.awa AImIuI Mcfijid, ship, f rm Lon-ion St. TMagr.us, baique, irom Mauritius Lombard, schooner, from Newcastle Wild Wave, schooner, from Stewart's Island Cres- of the Wave, schooner, from Canterbury Jane, brig, from Melbourne Cosmopolite, brig, from Hobart Towu Montezuma, brig, from Corner Inlet City of Hobart, .s.s,, from Melbourne Aldinga, s.s., from Melbourne

# The steamship Aldinga anticipated the expected time of her arrival by reaching Port Chalmeis between seven and eight o'clock, on Sunday evening. She left Melbourne at 3 p.m. on Tuestlay, -l)th ult, and completed the passage to Otago Heads in five days and four hours. She experienced tine weather all the passage, with occasional light easterly winds. At 1 a m., on the 3rd instant, she passed the Oothenfcnrg, 20 miles west of the Solamb-r. The Aldinga will leave early, so as to reach Melbourne in time sufficient to bringdown the English mail, as she has on several occasions lately done. The Daniel Watson is reported as having reached Newcastle from Otago on the 2oth ultimo, and the Colchester on tbe 27th. The William Watson sailed fen- Melbourne from the same port on the 20lh. The St. Jean, barque, stilled from Sydney for Mauritius oa tin 20th. and the Vortigern from Melbourne for Manilla on the same day. The brig Victor was noted to sail from Melbourne for Ot.tgo on the 31st July, and the ship Ringdove on the"7th August tor Otago direct—but to" land passengers also at Auckland, should sudicient inducement, offer. Very severe weather seems to havo been experienced on the Victorian co;ist during the last week of July. Tho papers of Uie 28th report: —" All the vessels wliich arrived yesterday and to-day report having experienced very bad weather lately, and not oue of them Ins escaped from sustaniing damage more or les*. The Sydney Griffiths, from Newcastle, when off the Promontory, shipped a sea, which carried away her foiv-top-masfc, maiu-top-gallant-niost, and jib-boom. A Dutch barque, namo unknown, shipptd a tea two day:? a^>, which swept the long boat over-board, carrying away the jib-boom and doing other damages. The ship Kxodus. lost her jib-booni. The William Miskin, steamer, put. back, and proceeded on to Melbourne to repair damages! The schoomr Caroline arrived on Saturday evening with the signal of distress Hying; on ascertaining itV cause, it was found that she had no anchors on hoard to bring up with, havinir'partod both her chains a fewdays ago at Belfast; her fore-top-gallant mast was also gone. The Customs' boat too'; off anchors to her. She went up to Melbourne on Sun 'ny morning. The steamer Rangatira, from Sydney', yesterday, was just in time with the Sydn'.-y viitpiementary mails to catch the mail steauuv/ha'f-iin-hour mo:-e and she would have miss -d her ;'hut the Customs'crew was at their post in r.-aoiness, aud fhey de*erve great credit for the energy they displayed oil this occasion." The Hobart Town papers report that th.- whaling news during the past month his b.-en of a most cheer ing character, several good " cau-hc*" having be.-v reported. Tiie successful Vessels have been tho.,e. cruising on the west coast of New X.-aland, where the Americans have also mustered strung this *ea-oii, and iiave fully participated with our own whalers, as will be seen on reference to our !i*t of whaling vcss-ls below. The Sussex, barque, returned t-. port on the 11th infant, having (v.niplet'-d an ei-hte-n months" cruise, and made the niu.st, su-.re c.fui .so.-iM>n of any vessel out of Hobart Town. S.m lu-night io 27 tuns sperm oil, which, with what was landed fr in her in September last, makes her total '"take"' '..u't barrels —770 barrels of upoi-m, and 1:,0 of b'a.-k. S'iie also lande-din September 7 evvt of bone, tie- gross value ot_ her '■_ take '* bung about ,a;,o' 0. Tiie whaling brig Louisa, with 1G tuns sperm oil, returned to port oil the Gth, having come in to repair dencge sus-t-j'Jy-l on tiie 2.'th ultimo, uhen she w is ..if the coast oi Ni,-w Zealand, and was struck with a h.-avv sea. which damag-.-d ber bulwarks, and carried away two of her 1-ils and gear. The American whaling barque Stephaoi ~ C.-.pt-iiu '.Vetliercll, arrive.! oa oth July, having come in for thej,urj)..se of mid. rg-.ing repair, she belong* to New iiedford ; ha.- bc.-n out since August IGth, lSGit, and has had average luck, having n.iv on !K.-u-d 32 tuns i-perm. a.id V> tims bla.-k oil. <.';ipt:iia Wetherell i's l;i-t tVoin the west coa*t of New Zealand, and reports tlie barque Rumiyme.!..'. with 10 tuns .sperm, on ih...--Juth May ; Mario Laurie, J.t) tuns; I'riiic • lk-g-.u, 0 tun's: Uo.nian, N. 15 , 30 tun*, since leaving this port in December iast; Jut,ior. N.IL, IS tui.s it.iki-n iv one day); Jam.-.* Allen, X.H., t;u;i Ltrr-ds sp-mi, -ll)o barn.-ls black ; liliza, N.]5., :iu(> bat iv!-• ; HniiU-rN. 11., 40 tuns sperm (si;, i; ,; J<inuarv) :W. iii!;'. rd, N.IL, Io tuns sp.ji-m ; Draper. X. 11., 'l tun- ; .uvi Km;.ire, ."v.l>., clean. The Southern Cr-,.-; wa* s;, ken on thi'.'h, v ith -f tuns sperm. With the "\--p:i..n ofthe -i.-iiu'.-s Al.b-i, tli:; whob-of tin- Auieri, m v,-ss I; U anonly reported with this season's '-take," many of them Slaving ou b-.ai\l l?c i 1,-s cn-i iern'.le qu.-iu'.'iiie-, 'f oil taken last s-.-ason. The wiia'iug 'oarqn,.- Mari.Latirie, belonging to this p-irt, ha* also come in for more c-ihk.s. S'lie hails fir 00 tun- sperm -01 tuns ii..w on b.-.ird. and 1 tuns, being one half share „f a sperm whah: taken by the joint crews of tiie Marie Laurie and Roman, and tried out on board the letter ship. Captain Kennedy reports the item m, with oo tuns, aud being the produce of 10 wha..-- taken since leaving this port in January lay ; Runnviu--le with 30 tuns ; I-Jviug f.'hildeny 11 tun*; i'.ieiti.-] 4^ tuns; Prince Regent, S tuny an-l the barque Kmi'y Dnwriing. out live weeks, with 10 tuns.