Shipping Intelligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 277, 8 November 1862, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

KNTEUUD INWAJUS... Kovemfcer 7.— Kil. ENTERED OUTWAUBS. Tfovemfcer 7.—S'.utheru Cross, 595 tons, Dow, for Newca tli1, in ballast. A. L. Thomson and Co., agents. • November 7.—Thane of Fire, 121 tons, White, for Sydney, in ballast. J. A. and P... Baird, agents. INWABDS —COASTWISE. November 7.— Geelong, 108 tons, Boyd,' from Ontnaiu. Cargill and Co.. Agents. Kovc-mher 7.—Nora., '50 tons, Haywood, from the Moiyneux with coals. T. W. Bauuford, agent. OUTWARDS —COASTWISE. November 7.—Nil. IMPOHT3. ■ • Per G< eloDjr. from Oaniavu : 1 case, Lanyston ; 38 bngs potatoes, !. caw It. B. Martin and Co. ; 8 bales wool, Cargil! and Co. ; 1 box, D. Campbell; 4 casks butter, D.Grbg; 1 chest, Hudson.

Per Matador, from Melbourne, 5 pkgs drapery, 19 pkg.s oilmen's .v.ores, 20 cases beer, 15 casks fire-clay, 1 crib-winch, '; cases iron borings, 4 theave blocks, 2 pieces chain, '»,000 bricks, 139 casks cement, 555 pipes, 272 coll is, 02 cases meters, 3.J tons inastie, 5 casks asphalt--,,400 feet timber ; order. Pei Prairie. Vom Hobart Town, 32 horses, 7,000 fret tinibcr, U >M lattens, 4,500 shingles, 13,000 paling*, 2,000 1 ths, 32 i.nilock poies, U-l bags oats, 120 bag" bran, :■•-() btxUs hay, 1 spiing enrfc; order. Per Vixen, iVoui Sydney : 2 half tierces tobacco, 5> tons coal, J ton rice, 3. ruses geneva, 1 box tobacf.o, 23 tierce;, beef, order.

Per Spray, j'rom Sydney : 150 boxes soap, 492----ba^s maize, 22!; cedar boards, 3 bundles mouldings, 7 cases condiment, order. * PORT CHALMERS, November 7. Wind at noon, N.F., Ji^iifc breeze. Weather"; cloudy. Hi.ii water on the Bth instant at Port Chalmers, 4.18 n.in., and. 4.29 p.m., at .Lmuedin an hour later. ARRIVALS. Matador, barque, 210 tons, Lindsay, from Melbourn October 22. general cargo, 13 passengers. Tick'e and {}», agents. Prairie, b-ig, liO tons, Hopkins, from Ilobart Town October 22, timber and horse.1?, 3 passengers. Master, jip;iit. Spray, V>ri;.% 142 toi;s, Watrs, from Sydney October 24, general cargo, 03 passengers. A, L. Thomson and Co, agents. Vixen, brig, 121 tons, Greaves, from Sydney via Bluff, general cargo, 51 passengers. Dalgety, Katt:ay :uiil Co, -iwOjvit.s. CJi.'d'.on.L', p,s., 104 tons. Boya, from Oaraaru, goo-Is tiiid pa.s.sc:iijrtis. Cargill and Co, agents. Juno, barque, v-33 tons, Harris, from Ilobart Town via l)\\\i\\ 'JO Jioibcs, 13 passengers. R. K. Martin and Co, agents. DET'AKTL'RKS. Margarctha Rcesiicr, ship, 429 tons, Eggers, for I\'ewe as tie, in baiiast, ',) passengers. "J'AS.SF.JSGKU LIST. Per Mnt:ulor, from Melbourne : Mr Mackay and fami y, Mr Henrlon, Mr (iartzer, Mr J. Tait, Mr W. Cia>.,:, Mr J. Mjeis, Messrs Bush, Lutz, and lligbaru. Per Piiurie, from Ilobart Town : Mr O'Brien, and two in steerage. Per Juno, from Ilobart Town and Bluff: Mr Mou'cioriHiy, Mr JJrndshaw, Mr Jas. Bradshaw, Mr Cox, Mr Dimiston; 7 in steerage. EXI'KOTRD ARRIVALS. From London—Scoresby, Chile, From Glasgow- - Sfivilla, Pladda, BroomieHw. From Adehiidt:—Austral. From Melbourne — Citizen, Eii Whitney, Kate "Waters, Isabella, Ii ed cliff. From Sydney — Hebe. • From 13atavi;t —Eliza Goild-'i'd. ITIOJECTKB DEPARTURES. Gothenburg, for Melbourne, 10th inst. Jfangatira, for the North, lithinst. Claud Hamilton, for tlie North, this day. Prompt, for lnverear#ill. this day. ■ Grata, for Sydney, this day. Village Belle, for Sydney, this day. Yarrow, for Wellington, this day. Yarra, for rijdney and Newcastle, '.his day VE33ELS IN PORT. Cheviot, fillip, from Glasgow. Ciiicinnui, barque, from Newcastle. W. B. I), an, brigantbe, from Wellington. Flying S [uirrei, from Hobart Town. Cecilia, ?; ihooner, from Christchurch. Jura, shi;), from the Clyde. Bnven, bi'ig, from Sydney.

Thomdyke, ship, from Vancouver's Island Village Bel!e, brigantine, from Warrnainbool. Louisa, felucca, from Adelaide. Southern Cross, ship, from Melbourne. Samuel Appleton, ship, from Melbourne. 1 Lady Young, «lrip, from Vancouver's Island. Surprise, .schooner, from Auckland. Time and TmUi, barque, from Newcastle. IVlissie, brig-, Lorn Geelong1. T>iton, brigan'.ine, from Newcastle. Gratia, brig, loin Sydney. Picard, brigaiuine, from Hobart Town. Thane of rife brigantine, from Sydney. Yariow, brio;, from Wellington. Yarra, brigai;i.ine, from Auckland. Planter, ban pi;, from London. Stately, ship, : com Sydney. Mary Niclio!s i, baique, from Sydney. ►Star of Tas:rr lia, ship, from London. liruce, ship, f uin Melbourne Aphrasia, m.s., from Invercargill. Matador, barque, from Melbourne Prairie, brig, i om Hobart Town Spray, brig, iv m Sydney Vixen, brijr, fVim Sydney Gi'elon<?, p.H., from Oaniaru Juno, barque, "rom Hobart Town Hugh Roberts, schooner, from Melbourne

The Matador reached Port at noon. She lefh Melbourne on iJio 22.'id ult. Experienced moderate weafclicr uutil the 2'jth, when she encountered a very severe gale, httirly with a heavy sea. During the last twelve hours-1, of its prevalence the vessel shipped Borne heavy f.eas, which made n clear breach ov r her. Subsequently N.E. winds with fog1, and occasional squalls were experienced. Greater part of her cargo is eonsijrnw.i to the Dunedin Gas Company.

Tlie Prairie, which was towed up along with the Matador, lias gone to a berth close to the bench, for the- purpose of fli-ch arming her horses, of which the has brought lier original consignment of 32 without loss When she left Hobart Town, the Tamar was preparing for departure The .Spray, with ti3 passengers from Sydney, passed up to'towu in the afternoon. In addition to passengers she has some cargo, consisting chiefly of maize. Had a considerable spell of thick weather, and head winds. From Capt. Wall we have Sydney papers to the 2-ltli ult. Tlir: Vixen, previously reported ac having put into the BluifoT1. her passage hither from Sydney, arrived in Port to-tl-ay. She has had a very lengthy passage, having left Sydney on the 30th of September, but the passengers seem all to be highly satisfied with Capt. Grieve, and liis treatment of them during the time. A few days aft;r leaving Sydney, she spied the schooner Olutha, from Auckland, and on October 7th jn !at. 35 30, and long. 158 E., spoke the whaling barque, Minerva, of .New Bedford, Capt. Pemiiman, with 1/200 barrels of oil. The Vixen put into the Bluff to obtain water, and remained three days. Th' nee had lo beat up to Orago Heads. The Juno is from the Bluff, after discharging part of her freight of horses. She has also some general cargo, but does not discharge it here. Previous to the Juno sailing from the Bluff, an attempt had been made to raise the Flying Mist, but it had meantime failed. The passengers by the Aboukir, proceeded to town to-day by the Samson. As reported, the vessel left Glasgow on the Ist of August; crossed'the line on the thirty-third day out; and made the Snares on Friday last. Though some heavy weather was experienced, she lost nothing during the passage. As mentioned, three deaths occurred, one oeiug caused by premature confinement. The Sevilla having sailed iroin the Clyde on the same day, may now be daily expected, succeeded by the Broomilaw and Pladda. ,