Shipping Intelligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 314, 22 December 1862, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

fcNTKREJD INWARDS. December 20-Francis Henty, 434 tons, A. Cameron, from roitisud. A. L. 'IWu-on and Go, "December 20—ATariposa, IG4 tons, J. P. Moore, from Lauuceston. W. 11. Mumford, agent. ENTERED OUTWARDS. December 20-Eliza Goddard, 102 tons, Davies, for Melbourne, in ballast. Lloyd, Tajgart, and Co, agents. IH WARDS —COAST WISK, December 20-Stord Bird, 104 ton*, Mnndle, from Wellington, Lloyd, Taggart, and Co, agents. December 20—Spec, 14 tons. Grieves, from Oamaru, iv ballast. F. Cairns, agent December 20—Planet 47 tons, J. M'Donald, from Taieri. ia ballast. H. Houghton, agent. - , OUTWARDS—COASTWISE. December 20—Mary Thomson, 51 tons, O'Connell, for Invercargill. H. Wurm, agent. December 20-Excelsior, .11 tons, Penfleld, for Lyttelton. Lloyd, Taggart, and Co, agents. December 20—Pioneer, 21 tons, D. Costa, for the Molyneux.' Master, agent. IMPORTS. Per Francis Henty, from Portland: 2,258 sheep, A. L. Thomson and Co. Per Torrent, from Melbourne: 174 horses, 10 drays, 2 waggons, 40 tons fodder, 1 case saddlery, j order. | Per Mariposa, from Launceston: 56 horses, Gleddoe and Turner; 2 coaches, 1 dray, .40 cases eggs, 6do bacon, 11 bags oats, 6 do bran, W. Harris; bO bales hay, 50 bags bran; 4 cases bacon, 8 do poultry, 2 do geese, 28 batrs oats, 4 do oatmeal, Gleddoe and Turner; l'O tons flour, Williams; 1 case, Taben, Per Storm Bird, from Wellington: 12 bullocks. 87 bags potatoes, O'Halloran; 30 sheep, 2 crates poultry, Bright; 26 kegs butter, Turnbull and Co; 30 do, order; 1 do, 100 bag 3 potatoes, 6 do peas, U do onions, 7do vegetables, J. Weldon; 1 pkg, T. troodison ; 1 parcel, Lloyd, Taggart, and Co ; 1 do, 48 geese, Cargiil and Co. ~.,-,, Per Storm Cloud, from Glasgow: 1 boiler, 1 box* machinery, It. Begg; 10 enrt wheels, 7 barrow wheels, 1 set harrows, 5 axles, 3 boxes, J. and K. Currie; 12 bags corks, order; 1,268 pieces pavement, D. Henderson, 3 bnlea, 2 boxes, 10 trunks, order; 10 trunks; J. Brown. 1 chest. A. Brown and Co; 44 cases, 5 b»g3, 68 kegs, 20 boxes order; 2 case?, J. J, Scott; 3 cases, A. Brown and Co; 100 tons pig iron, Adams; 11 cases, 6 casks, J. DoiJs; 1 box, W. Martin; 1 cask whisky, order; 1 box, Dalgety, ltattray and Co; 200 cases whisky, order; 20 qr-casks whisky, 403 cases do. Dalgety, Ilattrayand Co; 3 casks; J. Olives; 30 barrels, 75 bundles, 59 boxes, 36 bales, 6 cases, Morrison. Law and Co ; 2 boxes, J, Doug]as; 1,250 cases, 50 qr-casks whisky, 887 cases do, 350 firkins butter, 4,879 flooring boards, 2 boxes, 150 cases whisky, order; 8 boxes, 11 casks, IC6 kegs, D. Henderson; 100 boxes, order. EXPORTS. Per Excelsior, for Lyttelton—so boxes candles, 25 do raisins, Nathan and Co. Per Mary Thompson, for Invercargill—3 boxe3 rachdz, Bliith; 2 cases do, Dundas ; 7£- chests tea, 1 case, 1 bale, Ulaeklock and Co ; 3 cases, order ; bags flour, 5 qr-casks vinegar, 5' do wine, 10 cases port, 10 do sherry, 207 boxes soup, H chests tea, 25 half-do, 25 boxes do, 25 drums oil, 15 jais tar, 3 cases vesta*, 10 do mechdse, 50 do whiskey, 141 bags sugar, ?j tierce tobacco, Dalgeky, Ratttay and Co; 1 boiler, 58 pcs machinery, order. Per Pioneer, for the Molyneux—s casks sheep waste, 1 tank, Pairing; 8 coils rope, 2 bags augar, 2 cases stout, 1 hhu ale, Barr; 1 cask sheep wash, 1 do sulphur, 1 case iron, 60 sheets do, Addison and Co ; 10 ba-js flour, Manly; 2 cases brandy, Chapman : 1 ton salt, Redpath ; 5 cases sherry, 1 hhd brandy, 1 qr-cask geneva, 12 cases whiskey, 1 ton sugar, 1 bos tobacco, D. Coßta; 1 ton flour, 1 do sugar, M] Kungie; 30 pkgs stores, order.

PORT CHALMERS, December 21. Wind, forenoon, S.W.; afternoon, N.E.; weather

ARRIVALS. Torrent, ship, 674 tons, Carleton, from Melbourne, 174 horses, 9 passengers. J. L. and C. Burke, agents Storm Cloud, ship, 798 tons, Adams, from Glasgow, via Bluff, general cargo, 74 passengers, Morrison, Law and Co., agents. Titauia, s.s., Jarvey, from Invercargill, goods and passengers. Robinson and Lilly, agents. DEPARTURES. City of Melbourne, ship, Jones, for Melbourne, in ballast. Dalgety, liattray and Co., agents. PASSENGER LIST. Per Torrent, from Melbourne: Mr J. Tierney, Mrs E. Hill and family, Mr H. Brayton, Mrs Mulholland. Per Storm Bird, from WeUington—Mrs Wilson and 3 children, Messrs E, C. Earner, J. Walden, and 6 in the steerage. Per Omeo, for Melbourne—Mrs O'Sullivan, Mdde Duret, Messrs Le Roy, Marks, Jones, and 22 in the ateerage. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Gothenburg, s s., for Melbourne, this day. Aldin^a, s.s., Melbourne, 31st inst. Nor'-Wester, for Melbourne, 20th inst. Queen, s.s., for Auckland, &c, on arrival of English mail. Witch of the Tees, for London, 15th January, 1863. Chile, tor London, 20th January, 1863. Storm Bird, s.s., for Lyttelton and Wellington, tins day. Mary Jane, for the Molyneux, early. Midlothian, for Waihola Lake, early. Kestrel, for Sydney, 20th inst. Geelong, for Lyttelton and intermediat9 ports, 22nd inst. Excelsior, for Lyttelton and Christchurch, this day. VESSELS IK PORT. Aboukir, ship, from Glasgow. Cincinnati, barque, from Newcastle. Surprise, schooner, from Auckland. Fawn, schooner, from Lyttleton. Chile, ship, from London. Scoresby, ship, from London. Metaris, barque, from Newcastle.^ 1 • Mary Thomson, schooner, from Waikawa. "Vibilia, schooner, from Melbourne. Dimedin, schooner, from Stewart's Island. Kestrel, brig, from Sydney. Eliza Goddard, brig, from Melbourne. Queen, s.s., from North. »San Prancisco, barque, from Geelong. Nor' Wester, ship, from Melbourne Mariposa, schooner, from Launceston Francis Henty, ship, from Portland Bay. Free Trader, barque, from Port Albert. ' Goolong, p.s., from. Oamaru.i $ Gothenburg, s.s., from Lyttelton. Storm Bird, s.s.. from Wellington. Storm Cloud, ship, from Glasgow. Torrent, ship, from Melbourne. Titania, s.s., from Invercargill.

Ike American ship Torrent, 174 horses on board, was towed up early in tke morning by tke steamer Samson, having brought up at the Heads on tke previous day, and she is already discharging her freight, among which ske only had a loss of two during tke passage. Had southerly breezes and generally fine ■weather during the time. The skip Storm Cloud, from Glasgow, after a short stay hi tke Bluff, sailed thence on Friday, and was towed in to-day by the Samson. She sailed from Glasgow with 206 passenger?, 74 of that number being for Otago. As previously reported, the Storm Cloud, which is a fine iron ship, left on the 14th September, two days after the Pladda, which has not yet arrived; and exclusive of a detention at Port William, Stewart'^ Island, she remained fourteen days at the Bluff, discharging cargo and passengers "booked for that destination, On her passage she spoke no vessel but one, 92 days out from Callao, then 8 degrees north of the Line, Her furtkest southing was 48£ degrees, and while about tkat latitude she sighted a large iceherg, wkick was naturally an object of muck interest to the passengers. During tke passage they enjoyed good kealtk, aud one birth occurred on board during the vessel's stay at the Blutt". On the Storm Cloud rounding Cape Saunders tke signal for tke water police was seen flying, and on the circumstance being reported, the police boat proceeded down to tke Heads in tow of the Samson; when it was found that nine or ten of tke crew, wko had been imprisoned at Invercargill for disobedience of orders, had again refused duty except on certain stipulations as to their discharge, to which they demanded Captain Adams's agreement. They were accordingly taken into custody by Sergeant Joyce, and are in the meantime lodged in tke Port Chaimers lock-up, waiting trial. Outside the Heads a considerable swell has prevailed all day, and some difficulty was experienced in passing tke tow line from tke vessel to tke Samson. Tke brig Cosmopolite, wkicb left tke Pori on Friday, was seen standing out to sea with a B.E wind. The steamer Titania arrived inside the Heads thii

(Sunday) morning, after a quick passage to and rom Invercargill, at full tide proceeded to Dunedin. Captain Jarvey confirms the news of a brij? being ashore at the BJuff, as reported by the captain of the ship Francis Henty. The stranded vessel proves to be th-i brig Prince Albert. The Prince Albert had left Invercargili for the Bluff, and on Wednesday evening last, about seven o'clock, she got ashore neaj JBluff Harbor, She had been alongside the ahip: Flying Mist, taking in cargo, and had just hauled ofe' ; ' ■when by the combined influence of wind arid tide, she was carried on the Toi Toi beach, where she still remains. The extent of the damage she had received ■was not exactly known, but warps and kedges were to be brouprht downfifroia >the Bltiff, with a view to xemoving from her the strand^ if possible.

The Black Ball Ship City of Melbourne, after dis- J charging her freight of sheep by aid of the Samson, niore'tuan 4,000 head in.seven hours, was towed down "on- Saturday. The Francis Henty has also discharged," having only had a ioss of ten during her quick passage. A local effort at ship-building termiiiated in a fine launch on Saturday, ia the neighborhood of Port Chalmcw. .The Jiitle vessel kuauhed was a craffc of froJM forty to fifty tons, and wa^ built in one of the small bays above the Port, where she now floats, a very creditable specimen of ship-building art. WELLINGTON. ARRIVALS. ~^ December 11—Indus, McKiunon, Lyttelton. December 12 -Constance, Keid, London, out 120 days. . ■.. DEPARTURES. December 15—Yaliant,'l$ro(lie, Lyttelton, 75 head cattle. N. M. S. Harrier, Commander, J. Sullivan, for the South.