Shipping Intelligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 275, 6 November 1862, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

BXTBHED INWARI'S. November s—Nil. K.VTERKU OUTWARDS. November 5 -Village Belle, 127 tons, Bricknell, for Sydney. Thomas D<?nney, agent. November s—Samuel Appleton, 781 tons, Osgood, for Melbourne. J. L. and C Burke, agents. INWARDS —COAST WISE. November o--Nil. MIT WARDS— COASTWISE. November 5 —Annie, 21 tons, Russell, for the Taieri. H. Houghton an d Co., agents. November 5 -Alpha, S9 tons, McLennan, for Chatham Island;. Royse, Mudie and Co., agents. IMPORTS. Star of Tasmania, from London : 5 cases, Martin; 2buleß*, P. 0. Y,ung and Co ;Scales,order;65 packages, R. Wilhii ; B'J9 packages, 392 do, Cargill and Co ; 437 do, S. 3. and A. Lazarus ; 60 tons coals, 33 trunks, Cargill md Co; 1 case, Turnbull and Co ; 5 canes, T. Bu'cn ; 154 packages. Jones; 8 cases, order; 1 case, *'. Batson; 8 packages, D. Milne; 1 ca3e, order ; 60 casks, Dalgety and Co ; 40 do, Tickle and Co; 25 cast-*, Dalgety and Co; 4 case-*, order ; 8 cases, C^pf. Boyd ; 44 casks, 30 hhds, order ; 21 bales, F. Moss ; 1 case, Douglas; 12 ca.';es, order ; 2 cas, s, T. Joseph and Co ; 7 casks, J. Kohn and Co; 3 cases, Franck and Co ; 50 packages, Turnbull and Co ; 1 case, T. Daniell; 28 ca*e.s, Murray, Kerr and Co; 23 packa gey, M. Calvrat ; 2 cases, F. Krull; 1 box, Flindt; 4 qr-casks, Cargill and Co; 20 trunks, order; 130 ca^cs, 5 cases, order; 1 c;ise, Corbett; 3 packageo, E. Eiloart; 2 barrels, Dalgety and Co; 40 hhds, H. Reynolds ; 1 ca.se, order; 1 case, Dalgety and Co; 1 case, Sevens ; 11 packages, order; 34 packages, H. Naihau; 4 cases, Franck aud Co; 30 p'tck.';gcs, lfccnborg and Barnett; 1 case. Noble ; 1 ca.se, 'R. Little and Co ; 162 packages. 11. Nathan; 435 packages. T. Jones; 2 casks, Cleve and Co; 14 packages, order; 1 case, G. Fosbery and Co; 18 cases, Franck and Co : 5 cases, Dalgety and Co; 624 packages, order; 137 cases, Tickle and Co; 22:3 packages, Robinson, Hart a id Co.

Per Bruce, from Melbourne : GO cases, TR. B. Martin and Co; 15 chests tea, 30 half ditto, Morrison and Co; 1 quarter cisk brandy, 2 cases tobacco, Order ; G quarter casks 1 andy, 40 cases geneva, Keenan; 00 cases brandy, 3 qr. casks rum, 50 cases whisky, 5 quarter casks brandy. 15 cheats tea, 50 eves brandy, Order; 20 half-chests tea, S. Harrison; 25 boxes tea, Turnbull; 2 hhds brandy, 1 case ciga's, 2 casks whisky. Smith aud Co; 50 ca?as brandy, 25 h:df-ohe»t« tea, Miller and Co; sundry bags sugiir. Morrison. Law and Cj ; 19 casks butter, J. Keenan; GO packages bread, Harri»"n; 25 fi-kius butter, J. C. Campbell and Co; 80 box<-9 soap, Morrison, Law and Co; 300 bags flour, 2 cases bacon, 1 case hams, 4 cases chee c, 2 boxes raisin;;, 1 barrel currants, 22 boxes candles, 2 boxes so:;p, 2 casks biscuits, 420 bags flour, order; II casks beef. H. Baxter; 1 case photographic goods, J. 17.I 7. lilack ; 8 bales, 20 tub.s butter, order; 5 casks butter, Harrison ; 8 trunks boots, 1 caso fancy goods, 1 case apparel, H«ymeiiKo.i and Co ; 2 cases fancy goods, 34 bags bran, 50 bags oats. 4 hhds beef, 5 sacks barley, 1 mill, 10 bundles fry-pans, 1 case hardware, 38G bags oats, 45 blocks asphalte, Order : 1 case furniture, J. Jones and Co.; 1 case cocoa, .(ones and Williamson ;50 boxes candles, 12 -cases cheese, 10 cases bacon, Wright, Robertson, and Co.; 1 case merchandise, 1 bale, 40 boxes, J. Herman and Co ; 2 barrels, 1400 bags Jime, 250 barrels cement, 40 casks bread, 11 packages medicine, 100 boxes candles, 27,0'10fr,. sawn timber, 39 ha^s oats, 6 qr-casks wine, 50 cases geneva, 9 hhds brandy, order. EXPORTS. Per Annie, for the Taieri.—lo tons coals, 12,000 ft timber. Per Alpha, for the Chatham Islands. 1 case drapery, 4 cases gin, 0 bags sugar, 5 bags flour, lease rum, 3 cases porter. Per .Samuel Appleton, for Melbourne.-—73 pkgs original cargo. 0 POUT CHALMKRS, November 5. Wind at, noon, N.W., light breeze. Weather; clear and fine. High water on the 6th instant, at Port Chalmers, 3 2 a.m., and 3.20 p.m., at Duuedin an hour later. ARRIVALS. Star of Tasmania, ship, 032 tons, Culbert. from London, general cargo, 118 passengers. Cargill and Co., agents. Bruce, ship, 1110 tons, M'Fie, from Melbourne, jreneral cargo, 443 passengers. A. L. Thomson and Co., agents. Aphrasia, s.s., 80 tons, Cheyne, from Invercargill, general cargo, 17 passengers. DEPARTURES. Remark, briy, 207 tons, Duncan, for Wellington, in ballast. Wright, Robertson and Co., agents. Geelong, p.s., 104 tous, Boyd, for Oamaru, general cargo, 8 passengers. Cargill and Co., agents. PASSENGER LIST. Per Bruce, f.-om Melbourne: Mrs Wright and child. Messrs W: lker, Bulger, Fraser, Hodginkson, and Master F. 11. Holmes. Per Aphrasia, from Invercargill: Mrs Gale, Mrs Stacey, Mrs Ha'vcy, Messrs O'Keefe, Mac-r, West, Keith, Meekin, Jobson, Fraser, Mitchell, Smith, Kerr, Adamson, Wright, Jeffrey, and Cozens. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From London--Scoresby, Chile, From Glasgow-~ Aboukir, Sevilla, Pladda. From Adelaide —Austral. From Melbourne — Citizen, Matador, Eli Whitney, Kate Waters, Isabella, TRedcliff, Hugh Roberts. From Sydney — Spray, Hebe. From the Bluft—Juno, Vixen. From Batavu—liliza Goddard. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Gothenburg, for Melbourne, Bth inst. Rangatira, fur the North, loth inst, Claud Hamilton, for the North. Sth inst. Prompt, for Tnvercargill. this day. Grat:a, for Sydney, Bthinsfc. Village Belle, for Sydney, 7th inst. Yarrow, for Wellington, 7th inst. VESSELS IN PORT. Cheviot, ship, from Glasgow. Margaretha Roesner, ship, from Newcastle. Cincinnati, barque from Newcastle, W. B. Dean, brigantine, fro.v Wellington. Flying Squirrel, from Hobart Town. Cecilia, schooner, from Christchurch. Jura, ship, from the Clyde. Raven, brig, from Sydney. . Alice Thorndyke, ship, from Vancouver's Island. Village Belle, brigantine, from Wairnambool. Louisa, felucca, from Adelaide. Southern Cross, ship, from Melbourne. Samuel Appleton, ship, from Melbourne. Lady \oung, ship, from Vancouver's Island. Acacia, baique, from Sydney. Lion, barque, from Sydney. Surprise, schooner, from Auckland. Time and Truth, barque, from Newcastle. Missie, brig, from Geelong, Triton, brigantine, from Newcastle. Gratia, brig', from Sydney. Picard, brigantine, from Hobart Town. Thane of Fife, brigantine, from Sydney. Yarow, brig, from Wellington. Yarra, brigantine, from Auckland. Planter, barque, from London. Stately, ship, from Sydney. Mary Nicholson, barque, from Sydney. Star of Tasmania, ship, from London. Bruce, ship, from Melbourne. Aphrasia, s.s., from Invercargill.

The ship Bruce, from Melbourne, reached port this forenoon, in tow ot the Samson. She brings 43G passengers, and a quantity of general cargo. Left Port Philip Heads on Monday, the 2lst ult. Experienced light winds and calms in the Straits, and oft the New Zealand coast had light north-east winds aud calms, with dense fog, whteh considerably protracted the passage. She is commanded by Captaiu M'Fie. I>r Scott is medical officer; and Mr Wright, who has now bad considerable experience in similar situations, accompanies the vessel as purser; and it is creditable to them, and to the agents, that the ship appears in as clean and as comfortable a condition a» any that have arrived this season.

The steamer Aphrasia arrived from Invercargill and the BlufF at early hour in the morning. Captain Cheyne reports that the schooner Vixen, which has now been expected for some time from Sydney, had put into the Bluff, after a passage of thirty days, and that during the delay a number of her passengers were employed at good wages in assisting the operations for the raising of the flying Mist. The barque Juno, from Hobart Town, had also arrived at the Bluff on the 22nd ult, with eighty horses on board, thirty of which were intended for Southland, and fifty for Dunedin. Out of the fifty, three had died. From Hobart Town she bad made the passage in five days arid four hours . i The Aphrasia, which has come here to receive some repairs, would have made the trip at an earlier date but for some detention in consequence of an expectation that the Flying Mist would be lifted, when her assistance woidd be necessary. This, however, had not been effected, though the expectation is that, after discharging her cargo she will float. The Guiding Star is still ashore, and some attempts to float her with casks had iaileJ, but lighters were brought

alongside preparatory to further attempts being .aade. Ofthe Flying Mist, :Jie correspondent.of the S'ixihkuid News says:—" There is every reason to suppose tliat the Fiyinir Mi<-;& wid in a few days be afl»at. /■ 11 hands are actively eugaged in various ways, tending to the same point, i.e. the raising of this really fine vessel. Theho'.c • andchafe3 (four or five in number), have been nir as far as pos-ible watertight. With the t-xccpCih of the holes and : chafes mtntioned, and a very great rise in the upper decks amidships, the vessel does not appear to be otherwise i;;i7»aged. The divers intend this morning (1 hui-sday) to give the hull the benefit of further inspection, when, if no other holes or caa res. of consequence are discerned, the engines ard twelve powerful Californian pumps will at once be set to work to clear out the Witter. I hope next week to be able to inform you that the Flying Mist is afloat, and placed4n a sui able position up the harbor" tor a thorough overhaul, —a reward fully merited by the perseverance ancl industry ol Messrs Casper and partners, Capt. Everinghatn. and all concerned or interested in the raising of the Flying Mist.'' ■ . • y As already reported by telegraph, the Star of Tasmania reached port on Tuesday evening. She made the run to England from Otago in 81 days, and on this occasion has made a fine passage, considering the circumstances. She left on July 28th; crossed' the Line on the 32nd d3y; made the meridian ofthe Cape on the 25th September, and sighted the Snares on the 30fch of October. Her greatest detentions were in the Channel, where she experienced head winds, and about lat. 45 58 S. and long. 46 02 E., when she damaged her jib-boom. The passengers have to-day been all conveyed to town by the Samson.