Shipping Intelligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 269, 30 October 1862, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

ENTKKKD INWART-S October 29.—Mis>ie, 181 tons, Keenan, from Gq?long, with cargo ami horses. Thomas Denny, agent, ' KMTBRED OCTTWARDB. October 29.—-L'erwent Hunter, 308 tons, Keenan, for Hobart Town, in ballast. A. G. Fisher, agent. IX WARDS-—COASTWISK. October 29. -Yarrow, 2*o tons, bcott, from Wellington, with cattle. Wright, llobertson, and Co., agents. October 20.—Lombard, 2;j6' ton?, Harding, from Wellington, with cattle. Driver. Maclean, and Co., agents. OUTWARDS—COASTWISE. October 29.—Remark, 207 tons, Duncna, for Wellington, in ballast. Wright, Kobertson, and Co., agents. » t PORT CHALMERS, October 29th. Wind at noon, N.E., moderate breeze. Weather, thick, with small rain. High water on the 30th inst., at Port Chalmers, 9 33a.m., and 10.15 p.m. ; at Uunedin an, hour later. ARRIVAL?. Lombard, schooner, 250 ton 3, Harding, from Wellington, 88 head of cattle. Driver, M'Lean, and Co., agents. Yarrow, brig1, 229 tons, Scott, from Wellington, 113 head of cattle. 0 horses, 40 pigs. Master, agent. Margaret, ketch, 30 tons, Clifford, from Lyttelton, flour, potatoes, and hay. Master, agent. DEPARTURES. Nil. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From London—Star of Tasmania, Scoresby,oPlanter. Prom Glasgow -Aboukir, Sevilla, Pladda. From Adelaide—Austral. From Melbourne —Blanche Moore, Citizen,-Mata-dor, Bruce. From Sydney—Spray, State'y, Hebo, Mountain Maid. From Hobart Town—Juno. PROJECTED DEPAHTURKS. Lion, for Sydney. 30th inst. Picard, for Ilobart Town. 3rd Nov. Prompt, tor Invorcargill, early. Surprise, for Lyttelton, November 1. VESSELS IN PORT. Cheviot, ship, from Glasgow. Margaretha itoesner, ;;liip, from Newcastle Cincinnati, barque, from Newcastle. W. B. Dean, brignntino, from Wellington. Plying- Squirrel, from Hobart Town Cecilia, schooner, from Chiistchurch. Jura, ship, from the Clyde. Bella Marina, barque, from Melbourne. Haven, hrig, from Sydney. Dcnvnt Hunter, barque, from Hobart Town Alice Thorndyke, ship, from Vancouver's Island. Village Belle, brigantine, from Wairnarnbool. Wild Wave, schooner, from Stewart's Island. Louisa, felucca, ftvui Adelaide. Southern Cross, ship, from Melbourne. SniiiueJ Appleton, ship, from "MelbourneLady Young, ship, from Vancouver's Island. Acacia, barque, from Sydney. Lion, barque, from Sydney. Remark, brig1, from Wellington. I Surprise, schooner, from Auckland. Time and Truth, barque, from Newcastle. Missie, brig, from Geelong,

_ The Lombard, schooner, cattle laden, from Wellington, nrr.ved in the morning. She left on Sunday week, but was detained by the recent heavy southerly weather, and being obliged to put into Port Cooper and Pigeon Cove. At the latter place she- obtained fresh fodder and water, which were not procurable at Lyttelton. Out of 97 bead she had a loss of 9, an 1 had two additions to the number during the passage. A considerable proportion of her freight consists of fat cattle ready for market, and all are in fine condition.

The Yarrow, also from Wellington, left after the Lombard, but experienced the same description of weather, and had three times to take shelter for the safety of her stock; once inside of Wellington Heads. She had a loss of seven out of 120. head of cattle, in addition to which she has other descriptions of stock on board. Neither of the two vessels happen to bring any late 1* Wellington dates. The Margaret, from Lyttelton, which place she left on Friday last, passed up to town in the forenoon. There is :is yet no appearance of the Gothenburg, which is understood to be now nearly due.

According to accounts remwd from Mr Scott, the Victory had ur> till Sunday night last been moved straight out to sea a distance of 74 feet, and the work of lightening her still goes on night and day. The final effort will be made on the occasion of the next spring tides.

Since the steamer Lyttelton was removed from this port by her new owners in the north, the Wnikouaiti trade has been principally accommodated by the steamer Undine, which continues to run nearly every day. Numbers of small craft are also employed carrying down goods, which are landed there, and cdhve\edup country to the diggings.