Shipping.

Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 371, 14 May 1861, Page 2

Shipping.

ENTERED INWARDS,

May 10-—Storm Bird, steamer, 106, Malcolm, from Wellington via Picton. , Passengers—Messrs.' Adam 9( M'Artney, Louisson, Keene, Latham, Luck',- Gome, .Beauchamp, Ajkersten .-Mrs. Barrett and.-2"children,„ ;Mrs. Autie, and' 4in the-steerage. ' r* :*, ".' May 10.—Supply, cutter, 26, Walker, from Ogling-*----l,wood. 10 passertgers.'.', \\ * .-May 10.—Airedale, steamer, 286, Johnson,,'from JTew Plymouth. * Passengers—J. C. Sharlandy Capt. Messenger, Mr;' Gibson. Steerage—Messrs. Collins, Ever, Moore, Lawrence, Early, Hay, Pepperill. May 10.—Lord Worsley, steamer,-550, Wheeler, from Wellington. Passengers—Mr. Duppa, ,Mr and ' Mrs. Hodgson 2 children, and Mr: Bryant;. .Steerage— Messrs. Shaw, Hazelands, Keishman, and Lockwood. : M a y v.—Jane, 30, Jacobsbn from "tha Croixelles. I. M a y 13. —Gipsy, 30, M'Cann, from the Pelorus. ENTERED' OUTWARDS.

May -11.—Dona Anita, barque, 500, Smith, for London. Passengers.—Mr. and Mrs. Maiben, and 3 children, Mrs. Darling, child; and servant.' SJr. Stowe. May 11.—Lord Worsley, 550, Wheeler for Sydney. Passengers—Mr. and. Mrs. Dean, Messrs. Wentworth, Lance, Mr. and Mrs. Murray, Dr. and Mrs. Scott, Miss Matthews. 2nd cabin—Miss Woodley, Miss .Moore, Mrs. Murray and servant.

May I3.~Supply, 26, Walker, for Collingwood. 4 passengers.

IMPORTS,

Per Supply, from Collingwood: 9 hides, 25 skins, 100 ozs. gold, Walker. Per Airedale, from New Plymouth: 1 pkg D. Rough, Esq., 2 pkgs Ball, 1 winch and fittings, Stock, 2 barrels, 32 qr. do. ammunition Lieut. Richmond, 1 parcel Miss M'Gregor, 1 do. Land' Office, 1 do. Bishop of Nelson, 12 empty casks, Hooper and Co. 1 horse, Collins, 1 case Gibbs, 2 do. I cask Cann, 1 case Allen 1 pkg Nichol. Per Lord Worsley, from Wellington : 2 bags M.'Rae, 5 pkgs Watts, 1 case Hitctuns, 20 chests, 20 half do. 25 boxes tea Edwards and Co., 3 cases Goodman, 1 cask Jones, 37 boxes candles, 12 kegs lead, order; 2 barrels Gentry and Co., 1 cask soda Bentley,.-ll half tierces tobacco, Wilson. Per Jane, from the Croixelles : 12 cords firewood, Master.

Per Gipsy, from the Pelorus: 600 posts and rails. 3000 feet timber, Askew.

EXPORTS,

Per Supply, for Collingwood: 6 casks beer, 1 bale blankets, 1 case drapery, 1 do. mustard, 6 pairs boots, 1 saw, 4 boxes raisins, 2 trusses drapery, 2 bundle picks, 2 kettles, 2 kegs peas, 30 bags flour, 4 kega butter, Syinons and Co., 4 boxes candles, 10 bags sugar, 19 do. flour, 4 hhds ale, 40 boxes apples, 40 sheep, 4 b^gs bran, Master, half tierce tobacco. Moore, 10 bags flour, Wilkie, 5 do. sugar, 2 cases wine, 11 pkgs groceries, Wilkie. Per Dona Anita, for London: 1 case merchandise, Levien and Co., 1 box do. Curtis Brothers, 1221 ozs. 12 dwts. gold, Unien Bank. Per Lord Worsley, for Sydney: 110 boxes apples Beit, I do. M'Donald, 1 do. Moorhouse.;

H.M. ships Miranda, Niger, and Fawn are in the Manukau, having brought up Colonel Leslie and a portion of the 14th and 40th Regiments and Royal Artillery from the Waitara. The troops were landed at Onehunga. Part of the 65th regiment, under the command of Captain M'Gregor, marched to Auckland, the rest of the troops encamping at Onehunga. An accident to the machinery of the Niger occurred during the trip for these detachments of/troops, but it was soon put -to rights. The Niger -leaves for England shortly, where she will undergo a thorough overhaul. We understood that Lieutenant Garforth, of the Pelorus, is about to join the Niger, vice White, of the Niger, who joins the Pelorus.— Southern Gross, May 7.