SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume II, Issue 224, 20 April 1868, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WESTPORT. HIGH WATER. This Day ... 7.21 a.m., 7.48 p.m. ARRIVALS. April 18 —Kennedy, s.s., Whitwell, from Nelson. Edwards and Co., agents. DEPASTURES. April 18—Young America, ketch, 20 tons, Bailey, master, for Mokihinui, in ballast. EXPECTED ABUTTALS. Northern Light, from Melbourne. Florence, from Melbourne. Murray, from Nelson. VESSELS IN PORT. Schooners—Ada, Mount M'Larcn, Queen of the Isles. Ketches—Mary, Constant, Young America. Steamer—Lioness, Kennedy. IMPORTS.

Per Nightingale, from Melbourne —3 quar-ter-casks port, 3 quarter-casks sherry 20 cases claret, 20 do old torn, 10 do moselle, David Leslie ; 8 coils rope, R. Rowlands; 1 case merchandise, Edwin Harris ; 1 do do, Smith and M'Dowell; Ido do, Fair and M'Coy ; 7 kegs nails, 1 case Bath bricks, 1 bale paper, 1 case shovels, 25 cases kerosene, P. F. Smythe and Co.; 3 eases drapery, 2do merchandise, Smith and M'Dowell; 2 cases merchandise, J. and D. Paul: 55 cases geneva, 1 halftierce tobacco, P. F. Smythe and Co. ; 1 case coffee, 2 do hams, 10 boxes tea, 1 case cheese, 51 bags sugar, 5 eases jams, 1 pocket hops, 3 cases oil, 114 bags sugar, 1 ease tobacco, 1 do pepper, 1 case honey, 3 bags peas, 17 bags 10 half-chests tea, 1 case chicory, 43 bags sugar, 0 kegs pearl barley, 5 do oil, 10 boxes pipes, 6 cases sardines, 2 do bloaters, 5 do pickles, 4do cheese, 2 chests candles, 5 cases bacon, W. J. Patterson; 2 pockets hops, 6 tanks malt, David Leslie; 4 quarter- casks wine, 6 cases sauce, 181 bags sugar, 20 cases geneva, 40 half-chests tea, 1 bale paper, 5 quarter-casks brandy, 16 packages sugar, G cases fruits, 20 cases whiskey, 1 half-tierce tobacco, P. F. Smythe and Co. ; 2 cases vestas, Stitt Brothers ; 9 do do, Brown and Lissner ; 35 cases, 30 boxes, 5 boxes tea, 2 pockets hops, 7 cases pickles, 32 packages each 2 bags, G quarter-casks brandy, 2 do whiskey, 118 bags sugar, 2 quarter-casks vinegar, 50 boxes candles, 20 cases kerosene, 5 cases pickles, 1 cask blacking, 6 cases fruits, 20 do old torn, 10 boxes tea, 8 cases sardines, 4 do cheese, 20 half-chests tea, 1 bale paper, 1 cask soda, Bailie and Humphrey ; 60 bales chaff, 3 cases 2 boxes tobacco, 2 cases merchandise, 1 truss, 5 packages boots, 1 barrel pegs, 1 case boots, Order ; 1 package boots, Smith and M'Dowell; 5 cases merchandise, 3 trusses, Brown and Lissner; 1 case merchandise, Smith and. M'Dowell; 48 packages caeh 2 bags sugar, 40 half-boxes soap, 30 quarter-casks brandy, 9 do wine, 5 do sherry, 5 do 'whiskey, 5 do vinegar, 10 cases bacon, 60 do brandy, 23 do champagne, 230 bags flour, 2 cases, Lea and Perrins sauce, 2 do mustard, 3 do B. and B. vestas, 10 half-barrels apples, 18 cases geneva, 1 hhcl. rum, 2 quarter-casks rum, 10 cases cheese, 20 bags rice, 2 tanks malt, 100 cases ale, 38 do porter, 49 do sarsaparilla, 38 do B. stout, 6 do star h 5 do half-pints salad oil, 100 do genera, „u do whiskey, 10 do bottled fruits, 80 do portei 1 , 200 boxes candles, 3 pockets hops, 60 eases wkiskey, 2 bales paper, 14 cases codfish, 107 do claret, 200 bags sugar,' 24 cases hams, 9 do cheese, 1 do maccarom, 1 do W. powder, casks split peas, 2 cases sago, 3 do col blue, 4 coils rope, 1 ease B. powder, 6 coils rope 10 half-boxes soap, Spcnee Bros.; 74 bags onions, Captain M'Phaiden ; 20 bags onions, 3 kegs butter, 10 casks currants, 80 packages each 2 bags sugar, 10 drums boiled oil, 25 casks ale, 2 bales paper bags, 8 cases mustard, 68 boxes candles, 4 half-barrels herrings, 1 case lingfish, 4 casks pearl barley, 2 casks peai-1 barley, 2 casks tea, 3 eases biscuits, 38 boxes pipes, 31 bags bran, J. Powell and Co. ; 10 cases jams, 210 bales chaff, 144 bags potatoes, 33 bags salt, 50 do chaff, Spence Bros and Co.

E The s.s. Kennedy left Nelson at 4 p.m. on Friday last, and met with fine weather throughout the trip. She arrived here at 5.30 p.m. on Saturday, bringing general cargo four passengers and. shee p. The ketch Young America will, we believe, bo a regular trader to Mokihinui, from which she will fetch coal. The mine there has now been well opened, and is likely to pay the enterprising prospectors handsomely. The remaining inhabitants of Mokihinui will, no doubt, be glad to secure the services of so useful a little trader as this boat promises to become.

We publish the manifest of the Nightingale, which has been obligingly furnished, bv the agents. As will be seen she brings a large general cargo. It is yet uncertain when she will be able to come up to the wharf, though as the spring tides are now about making she may be brought up to-day or to-morrow. The bar, as yet, since the Lioness's return, has been too shallow to venture over with so large a boat.