PORT CHALMKRS, November 19.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 287, 20 November 1862, Page 4

PORT CHALMKRS, November 19.

Wiml nt noon, S.W., strong breeze. Weather, clem*. High wnter on Hie 20th- instant at Port Chalmers. 1.36 a.m., and 1.53 p.m. ; at Hunt-din an kour latex*. ARRIVALS. Emma Prescott, brig, 148 tons, Stan ton. from Hobu't Town November 12, hordes aud timber. Fi3..cr, agent. AT THE HEID3. William Ackers, barque, from Melbourne, horses. A ship, name unknown. DEPAHTURES. Oceiong, p. 8., "Boyd, for 0 unaru. goods and passengers. Cargill and Co, agents. l»al moral, s>chn»rier, I**7 tons, Skimming, for i Hobarb Town, in ballast. Fisher, agent. ■PASSENGER LIST. Per Albatross, from Auckland : "^rs Carle c and children, Messrs Johnston, Wh te, Tole, Jones, Williams, Thomson. Per from London : n&hin : Mr and Mra Farmery, Mr and Mrs Pigeon. Mr IMcot, Mr Hwell; anil in steerage : 4i males, 11 females, and 1/5 chil- i ilicu, between 1 and 12 yenys of age. Total, G8 pasecrg rs; of these 40 are Kngli>h, 26 Scotch, and 2 I iali. Per Krntna Prescott, fmm Hobart Town : Mr and Mis Com ad, Mr Stanfield, Mr Beckley ; 2 iv the steerage. The brig Eraina Prescott arrived from Hobart Town in the luon.ing in tow of the Sam«on, having left on the 12rh. up to which, date we have Tasrcm 3 iiin files from Capt. Stauton. At that date the mail steamer, with me expected Engli-h mail, had riot been tr I praphed as having arrived from Melbourne. The Emma Prc^'.ott brings 20 horses, with a 1 s.s <if three, and a cargo consisting chi. fly of limber. The Cosmopolite had a-rived at Hoiiart Town on the 7ih, and the Austialasian Packet on thf same<• ay. a'terhuvinp been compelled t» put into Imping bay in ct» s quence of stress of weather. 'I he Pilot, from Invetcar-ill, had also arrived, having been compelled to run into Port William, and atrerWurds into the Kines Murray, in company with the Queen ot Perth, bound for Newcastle. Tlie Wild \Vave, from Lytte!t«m, arrived on the 20th, and the iuoilj'ptus and Reliance s..iled, the one for Jnvercargili, tlie other for Auckland. Tlie Dtrwtnt Hunter, Cosmopolite. Jane, and Boomerang are adt rtiseil a« on the berth for l>uti«-din. The steamer Titania for Invercn'-gill anl Dunedin, sailed from Low Head on the 11 Hi. Previous to sailing the Emma Present had a thorough overhaul on the patent >lip at Hobart Town. As previously reported, the ship Scoresby, from London, arrived on Tuesday eveni g, brina-in* 73 pass-eitg rs, and a larjre general cargo. Sailed from JLon on on ihe 2nd August, and from the Downs ou the 3rd. EUd heavy pities down Ihe Channel to the 34th of that month. On the 20th made Madeira. Those on board h wing on the previous evening. seen a niilliant c >m»t iv a northwesterly direction. On the '26 h pass d San Antouio-Theace ; had southwest winds and calms. Crossed the line on the 38th day oufc. Was able to send home letters by Dutch ship Lovei st*in, for rtotterdam, from B tavia. Subsequentl> sighred two or three vessels, but none of i i iM.rtance. Last ship spoken was the Volunteer, foi« Calcutta. Seen iv 3G * It" S., and 31 ° 4U" VV 4 , Lo>t jibl.oom on the vsth Sept- nibcr, h^vii g hud v.iy rold'an'i fcnowy weather }.fiei passing the Cape, t'-niu' i thw lowest .-uuti-inu' was 48 and a-ha f. "n her curse, chilli- tlnouuli P.i'ce Euwarci Isamls, aud on Suhdin moriiina-pii^d Foveaux airs re..chiii-j the He-ids on Monday ereuiutr. <>n arrival the |>a*senKfrs were nil well, and > r Mon-o. , Emgnuion Uffic r. expressed hiin^elt highly plated With tue cleaaij state of the vfcfcßel* '