Shipping Intelligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 216, 29 August 1862, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED INWARDS Aug. 23. —Ringdove, 808 tons, Holbrook, from Melbourne. A. L. Thomson and Co., ageats. Aug.'2B.—Escort, 755 tons, Smith, from London. John Jones and Co.. agents. ENTERED OUTWARDS. August 23.—Nil. INWARDS—COASTWISE. Aug. 2S —Omeo, 605 tons, M'Lachlan, from Lyttelton. cargo aud passengers. Royse, Mudie and Co., agents. OUTWARDS—COASTWISE. Aug. 28.—Nil. IMPORTS. Per Omeo, from Lyttelton—2 hhds, Iqr cask, 2 eases, 2 bales, C. F. Beeby; 6 cases lemons, J. and J IL Ban-: 1 horse, H. Meyer; 20,000 sov3. Bank of Is ew Zealand; 84 bags flour, Drslgecy aud Co. For 51 elbourne : 14 bales wool, 3 cases bats, Dalgety and Co ; 3 pkgs. brooms, 1 pkg. handles, Briscoe and Co. j 5 cases, unknown. _ -

PORT CHALMERS.—August 23 Wio^at noon, N.E., light breeze. Weather, clear aid fi. c. Barometer 20.20., Thermometer 58 Hi*h water on the 29ch instant at Port Chalmers, 6 a.m., and 6.25 p.m.; at Duuedin an hour later. ARRIVALS. Omeo, s.s., 1000 tons. M-Lachlan, from Lyttelton, pisb of orisrinal cargo, 125 passengers. * Royse, Mudie and Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Lady Ik.kly, p.s., Adams,'for Waikouaiti; passong'.vs. a', Dyasun, agent. Lytt'.*iL.->'i, ps., Toomey, for Waikouaiti; passengers". C. V. Beeby, agent. PASSENGER LIST. Per Omeo, from Lyttelton—Mr. ahd Mrs Meyer, liic. M'Lean, Mr. D" Corsen, Master James; 120 in the stecrase. ' I.s:Per Omeo, from Lyttelton: cabin—Mr. Marks, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer, Mr" McLean, Mr. Corsan, Muster E. Jame-, Mrs. Williams, and 120 steerage i assengers. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From Melbourne. —Alfred Lemont. From Now-' castle — Grecian Queen. From London and Liverpool. —Planner. From the Clyde.—Grasmerc. Robert. Hen lerso.), Flying Mist, Jura: From New York.— Ciivlotta. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Omeo, for Melbourne, August 29. VESSELS IX pour. Indus, harque, from Newcastle Abdul Medjid, ship, from London St. Magnus, barque, from Mauritius Geelong, burqCS,.from London Mandarin, barque, from Melbourne 'Canterbury, schooner, from Oamaru Nelson, ship, from Glasgow Union, brig, from Hobart Town. Tamar, brigantine, from Hohart Town. Lloyd's Herald, schooner, from Stewart's Island. Zephyr, schooner, from Auckland Picafd. brigantine, from Hobart T<>wn. Martha Ellen, brigantine, from Hobart Town. Forata, barque, from Newcastle. Victor, brig, from Melbourne. Alpha, cutter, from Auckland Gannet, cutter, from Waikava Vv. B. Dean, brig, from Wellington. Escort, ship, from London Esther, schooner, froai Chatham Islands Ringdove, ship, from ?«lel bourne Derwent Hunter, barque, from Hobart Town Omto, s.s., from Canterbury.

The steamship Omeo arrived at 8 am. from Lyttelton. She reached the Heads ou the previous night, but it wa^too dark and blowing too heavily for a vessel of her siz* 1 to take tlie channel. She brines the unusual number of 120 steerage passengers, induced to visit; Otago by the accounts of new diggings at Dunstan. The ketch Pryde, bound for Waikouaiti. with passengers and .-lores, went as far as the Heads, but, auJiu<r a heavy sea outside and no wind, she lias returned to tbe port in the meantime. Tbe Briik, schooner, for Wellington, still lies at the Heads, wind-bound. A handy little steamboat was brought down by the City of Hobart, and is now beinsr fitted for working by h-n-owner, Mr. A. Keith, junr. If she is possessed of sufficient power, she should be of some «erv^e e m accommodating traffic on the Molyneux, or ?oase of the inland waters of tbe province, but is likely in the meantime to be employed at the port.

Notice to Mariners.—New Channel, Geelong —Masters of vessels and others navigating the New Channel into Geelong Harbor are hereby informed that a black cask perch buoy has been placed nt the east end of the New Channel, on the south side, in eighteen <18) feet at low water, with the following bearings:—Bird Rock Beacon on with the fall ot tlie east end of .Station Peak, N. 5 W. Black beacon on south sitit; ot' channel, in line S. 82 W. White upright cor.o'huoy S. : 51 E.— Victorian Government Gy.ztt'.e, Villi August. Wreck Buoy off Shobtland's Bluff.—-Notice is ■hireby given that tbe buoy placed on the wreck of * the Lady Harvey, off Queenseliff Jetty, in 1554. will, on the l»i of September next, be removed, the wreck •he.ri.-»g disappeared— lbid. Sjit.-GGi.iNG.—We are informed tbat on Friday Inst *)u; .?ebcouer> Tamar Maid (Williams) and Wa'erlily ."Oyiiiiams-ton ofthe master of the Tamar Maid) were seiztd at Port Sorrell by ths Mersey Customs av.tiioritics, for attempting to smuggle suenr. The fi'.sar was brought from Melbourne iv the Waterlily, v'H-h ir;?taa.l of" entering either at Torquay or Circular Head—tbe only ports of-entry on-the N.W. L-M'i—put i*.to. Port Sorrell, where the sugar was transhipped, or in course of being transhipped, to the Tcmar Maid, for the purpo*e of being brought to to ■•■ n. We i.-!ieve that this has been managed several ti:.i%s. and !;• consequence a watch was set.— LaunCii lon Exu liner.