Shipping Intelligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 263, 23 October 1862, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

There were.no entries yesterday, either Forekm, or i Coastwise. . im pouts. Per Louif-a. from Ade'aide, 2,000 bags flour, 168 ba?» bran,.3lo ba^wlioat, A Scott; 2 exscs hacon, 20 ca<sk3 butter, H. Hanson ; 1 i <ms ß s hnm?, 23 cases cheese, 1; ami drapery, 5 case^ starch, 2 ko-rs ginger, 2 trunks boots, 2 casks, '2 cases bedsteads, 8 eases starch, 203 bags sugar, S. Cohen.

PORT CIIA.LMKUS, October 22.yd.

Wind at noon, S.W., squally. "Weather cold, | with snow showers. High water on the 23rd inst., | at Port Chalmers, 2.54 a.m., and 3.13 p.m. ; at JJunediu an hour later. AKRIVALS. Louisa, felucca, 244 tons, Williams, from Adelaide, October 9, general cargo, 25 passengers. JDalgety, Battray and Co., agent*. AT THE lIEA.D9. Southern Cross, ship, from Melbourne, with 243 passengers. Australasian Packet, bound for Hobart Town, put hack. A ship, supposed to be the Samuel Appleton, or Bruce. DEPARTURES. Notos, barque, 406 tons, Peterson, for Sydney, in ballast, 117 passengers. W. H. Mumford, agent. ' Queen, s.s,, Pole, for Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, and Auckland, with the mais and 20 passengers. A. L. Thomson and Co., agents. ttnolong, p.s.. Bovd, for Oamaru, goods and passengers. Cargiil and Co., agents. PASSENGER LIST. Per Louisa, from Adelaide: Mr and Mr.=? Cohen, Mra M'Kenzie, Miss Morrison, Mr and Mrs Cairns, Mrs Suddler, Mr Kid ridge, 17 in the steerage. List of Assisted Emigrants to Otago, per Star of Tasmania, from London, which left on 27th July, 18G2:—Margaret Hughes, Euphemia Elliott, Christina JBeattie. Mary Aim Brewer, Ilannah E. West, Eiizaboth Finch, Cliarlotte White, Mary Gall, Elizabeth Langford, Louisa Wells, Annie Movie, Caroline Jossam, Margureb Fan-ell, Eleanor Collins, Margaret Co'lilns, Jean Colliri*-, Mary Cain, Sarah Brooks, Margaret Hollywood, Margaret Kings, Ann Little, Margaret Ashton, Emily C. Lea, Sarah A. Hardy, Ann Owen.

EXPECTED ARIUVALS. From Melbourne — >lidas, Matador. Prom Sydney—Vixon. From London ■»- Planter. From the Clyde— Sevilla. From Newcastle—Time and Truth. PROJECTKD DEPARTURES. Aldinga, for Melbourne, 24th inst. Kavcui, fo • Sydney, this day. Greyhound, for Melbourne, this day. VESSELS IK POUT. Cheviot, ship, from Glasgow. Grey ho and, shin, from Melbourne, Mnrgavctha iloesnev, ship, from Newcastle Cincinnati, barque, from Newcastle. "VV: B. Dean, brigantme, from Wellington. Flying Squirrel, from Hobart Town Northern f.ight, schooner, fom Hobart Towa. Emerald I.sle, schooner, from Cauterbury Cvcilia. schooner, from Christchurch. Wild Wave, schooner, from VVaikouaiti Thames, brig, from Newcastle. Jura, ship, irom the Clyde. Cosmopolite, brig, from Hobart Town. Warren Goddard, brigantme, from Melbourne. Jane, brifr, from Melbourne. Bella Marina, barque, from Melbourne. Raven, brig, from Sydney. Lady Emma, brig, from Launceston. Derwfnt Hunter, barque, from Hobart Town Boomerang, briganttne, from Hobart Town Alice Thorndyke, ship, from Vancouver's Island. Mary, schooner, from the Molyn^ux Village Belle, brigautine, from Warnambool. Wild Wave, schooner, from Stewart's Island. Aldinga, s.a, from Melbourne. Louisa, felucca, from Adelaide.

The Louisa, from Adelaide, was towed up this afternoon, by the Samson. She brings a general cargo, principally wheat, flour, and sugar, along with 2> passengers. For several days experienced heavy gales from the S.W. In 41° s'south, and 141 ° 22' R. spoke the ship Jessie Brown, bound for Melbourne.

The ship, Southern Cross, with passengers from Melbourne, has brought up at the Heads. She is commanded on this occasion by Captain Dow, who was lately in the Vortigern. Will probably tow up next tide.

Another vessel at the Heads, is the Australasian Packet, which has put batik in consequence of the prevailing heavy weather from the S.W. The Notos is also at anchor outside, and the Greyhound and Alice Thornrtyke inside, the one outward bound, the other inward. As the Samson was leaving the Heads, another ship came to anchor. She has white painted spars, and is supposed to be the Samuel Appleton, Bruce, or Blanche Moore. The Greyhound has upwards of 250 passengers on board, for Melbourne, the Samson, and Pride "of the Yarra, having yesterday and to-day, conveyed them to the Heads.

It appears, from the Melbourne shipping intelligence, that the steamer Citizen, well known in HobHon's Bay, is now on her w.iy to Otago, wh'-jre it is expected she will b« employed in the harbour and coasting trade.