ENTERED INWARDS

Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 315, 26 October 1860, Page 2

ENTERED INWARDS

October 24.—1.R.M.5. Prince Alfred, 1200, Bow- j den, from Sydney. Passengers—Saloon—Mrs. Baker, | Messrs. Wilks, Eawlins, Studholme, Armstrong, Budden, Peter, Dymond, Weston, Duke, and Powell. 2nd Cabin—Mrs. M'Lean and 2 children, Messrs. Crowther, Read, Gamby, Fitzgerald, Smith, Edds, Gassels, and Taylor. IMPORTS. Per Prince Alfred, from Sydney: 1 case, Jackson; 80 mats sugar, Levien and Co; 1 case, 1 parcel, 1 bale corks, Wadman; 5 caies merchandise, Harris; 1 box tobacco, 3 crates pipes, Levien and Co; 2 qi> casks sherry, 5 do rum, 2 do port, 25 bags sugar, 36 kegs nails, 10 bags maize, 1 case confectionery, 1 cart, 1 cose books, 1 case apparel, J. Beit; 2 pockets hops, Baly; 2 bales leather, 2 cases grindery, 4 cases, 1 keg stationery, Lightband; 1 bale tweed, Wilkie; 5 half-chests tea, 2 cases confectionery, 5 cases lobslers, Ido drapery, 80 mats sugar, Nash and Scaife; 4 cases clothing, 1 trunk boots, 6 cases hams. 5 do bacon, 40 bags biscuits, 6 barrels pork, 5 chests tea, 15 mats sugar, 20 casks ale, 20 do porter, 5 ca.ses wine, 20 bags rice, 5 cases drugs, 2 casks, 2 kegs do, Taranaki Relief Fund; 2 cases vestas, 2 do confectionery, 13 boxes glass, 3 anvils, 5 chests tea, 10 half do, 20 boxes soap, 3 cases sardines, 1 cask coffee, 1 tin ink, 45 packages rope, 10 boxes tea, 20 do candles, 131 bars iron, 13 bundles stores, L cask glassware, 6 cases chairs, 22 hhds, 11 bundles ~ Levien and Co; 1 case, Weyergang; 2 hhds rum, Baly; 1 keg, Provincial Government ; 1 cask, 5 cases, 1 bundle, Powell; 1 case, 1 trunk, 1 parcel drapery, 7 cases, 6 pakages, Baker; 1 truss, 1 case, 2 parcels, Powell; 5 hhds rum, 5 chests, 10 half do, 1 box, 2 parcels, 1 jar leeches, Edwards and Co; 7 bars, 6 plates iron, Norton; 27 bars pig iron, 1 parcel iron, 2 cases, Balme; 1 boiler, Field; 1 case, 1 shaft, 1 box, 1 parcel, Powell; and Bnndry cargo for Southern Ports and Taranaki. The brigantine signalled in the bay yesterday, was the Heron, from Taranaki, supposed to be gone for a cargo of potatoes at Motueka, at which place she now lays at anchor. [ The Daphne, taken up by the War Department, left Woolwich on August 22, with detachments of the Royal Artillery and other corps for New Zealand. Her Majesty's sloop, Elk, with troops from Australia, was paid off at Chatham on August 22. During the voyage home, near the entrance of the River Plate, the ship was caught in a tremendous typhoon, in which the vessel suffered severely. Messrs. Willis and Chambers, of the " White Star" Line have two large clippers on the berth at Liverpool —the Blue Jacket and Morning Light. The first named will be despatched to Melbourne and Auckland on the 20th September, and the latter on the 20th October.