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Wellington Independent, Volume XIX, Issue 2165, 9 February 1865, Page 2

CLEARED AT CUSTOMS. FejUUUAUV. 7, Prince Consort, 35 tons, Ritchie, for Christchurch. 7, Pearl, cutu.r, 10 tona, Williams, for Havelock. 8, Tyne, schooner, 34 tons, Odgors, for Wangauui. 8, Bee, schooner, 32 tons, Croucher, for Mataikuna. 8, Augusta, schooner, 30 tons, Spowart, for Pieton. S, Wanganui, s.s., 164 tons, John Linklater, for Picton and Wanganui. P A J** .- J*: *' O E B LIST. INWARDS. Per s.s. Wn*; ' ,i; '•.,''■<- n Wanganui. Mr H. Ohurton. Per s.s. Stormbird from Wanganui. Messrs Andersou, and Stacltpok*, and i ia the steerage. Per p.s. City of Di-ncdin, from Havelock and Picton. 3 iv the cabin and -1 iv the steerage, and 30 for Southern Ports. Per s.s. Lord Ashley, from tho North. Mr and Mre Gisborne _ children and 2 servants, Bir and Mra Masters 4 children aud servant, Mrs .-.roan, Mr and Mrs Williams and 2 children, Mrs Fitzgerald and 3 children, Mrs Aitlcinson, Mrs Masou, liis Honor Judge Johnston, Messrs Hazeldean, Mordon, Izard, Forsaith, andGalloms, Master Laing. Steerage: Mr aud Mrs Keefe and G children, Messrs Scott, ltumsay and Murray, and 10 for southern ports. Per s.s. Wellington, from the South. Miss Bonnoy, Mrs Seed aud 2 children, Mrs and Miss Valentine, Mrs Fraser and servant, Mrs Mundle unci 2 children, Messrs Hirst, Gooch (2), Chapman, Allen, Keogh, Martin, Barry, Brown Bowler, and sixteen in the steerage, 11 cabin and 12 steerage for northern porta. OUTWARDS. Per p.s. City of D\iuedin, for the South. 30 from other ports. Per s.s. Storm Bird, for Wanganui. Mr and Mra Alfred Cains, Mr 11. Masou. IMPORTS. j In tho Wanganui, Turnbull & Co, agents — 4 bales wool, Levin & Co; la water pumps, Owen, Sidoy & Co In the Storm Bird, It. J. Dunean, agent—!) pocket hops, G. H. Vennell ; 2 pkgs, D. Anderson. In the Esther, Bethune & Hunter, agents — 9G bales wool, 1 bale sheepskins, 1 bdle do, Johnston & Co. In tho City of Duuedin, Bethune and Hunter, agents— 9 hides, 2 barrows, Maxton; 9 cases luggage, fl tranks do, J Mrs Howe. In the Shepherdess, Levin & Co, agents— l 4 bales wool, | 1 bale sheepskins, Levin & Co. In the Lord Ashley, It. S. Ledger, agent — 2 cases, Col. Treasury; 1 case, M. Levy; 4 pkgs, Plampton ; 4 cases, Order; 1 cask, C. Bodluy; i) pkgs,; Fountain -, 38 pkgs, Col Secretary ; 1 dog cart, Williams ; 2 boxes, Stevens ; 2 portmanteaus; Magnain; 10 bales wool, E. Pearce; 1 ense, Younghusbau'd ; 1 case, Kobinsou ; 1 case, Taylor ; 30 cnses fruit, Eundall. EXPORTS. In the City of Duuedin, Bethune & Hunter, agents— 15 coils wool lashing, Pearce. In tho Prince Consort, J. Dransfield, agent— l7,ooo feet timber, Turnbull & Oo; 800 empty sacks, Schultze. In the Pearl, Aluster, agent — 1 keg dried apples, 1 mat sugar, 5 half-chests tea, 2 drums boiled oil, 1 qr-cask brandy, 80 bags potatoes, 4 cases porter, 5 kegs butter, 1 tou flour, Krull & Co. In the Wanganui, Turnbull & Co, agents— l hhd, G qrcasks, 4 octaves, 103 cases, 6 bales, 25 kegs, 24 half-chests, 3 casks, 10 barrels, 4 tanks, 1 pel taps, lGu bars iron, 12 bdls do, ex Wild Duck; 10 cases geneva, 1 case coffee, 2 trusses drapery, 1 case do, 1 half -chest tea, TurubuU&Oo; 1 case, cigars, Owen, Sidoy & (Jo; 2 qr-casks brandy, 2 hhds rum, W. Hickson & Co; 12 casks coals, 1 do lead piping, Ido ironmonery, 1 case saddlery, T. W. Pilcher ; 1 pianoforte, Taylor; 1 hhd coal, M. Quin; 2 qr-casks shorty, 1 case brushware. 1 bag coffee, 1 case oilmeii-s stores, 1 keg nails, 10 boxes soap, 3 bdls fry pans, J.J. Tamo; 12 head cattle, J. 11. Barber. In the Tyuo, W. Lyon, agent— B3 bales Jtobacco, E. Pearce; 200 bags salt, 130 do oats, 100 boxes caudles, 10 casks bottled beer, 1 ca:;j cloclcs, W. Lyon. Iv the Storm Bird, It. J. Duncan, agent — C qr-casks brandy, 3 half-tierces tobacco, 10 boxes do, 10 qr-casks whisky, 4 hhds rum, 2do brandy, 20 cases bitters, 150 mats sugar, 1 bale papor, 40 casks bottled beer, W. Lyon ; 23 sacks oats, J. DransQold ; 20 bags sugar. J. Jeseph & Co ; 30 half-chests ten, 50 boxes tea, 1 town dray, G. Crawford; 4 cases corrugated iron, 1 case galvd nails, Krull & Co; 1 case, It. Why to ; 2 cases, Miss Kitomcycr; 10 casks sugar, 2 bales corks, 2 casks nuts, 1 pkge hops, 1 case gelatine, D. Andersou. VESSELS IM PORT. Lord Ashley, s.s., from Napior ami Auckland, Bth Wellington, s.s., from Lyttelton and Duu.din, and the Bluff, Bth ■ r l Ahuriri, s.s., from Titer.ingi "Wanganui, s.s., from Wanganui Wild Duck, ship, from Londou j Ballarat, barque, from London .Rangoon, barque, from Napier Australian Packet, barque, from Dunedin I Willam Watson, barque, from Newcastle Hercules, brigantine, from Newcastle Manukau, three-mastod-schooncr, from Newcastle Despatch, brigantino, from Duuedin Prince Consort, schooner Bee, schooner Augusta, schooner, from Pieton Tyne, schooner Ruby, schooner Shepherdess, schooner Esther, brigantino Alert, cutter Supply, cutter Mosquito, cutter I XxrECTED ARRIVALS. Airedale, s.s., from Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, and Mauukau, 12th Queen, s.s., from Lyttelton, and Dunedin, 13th Lady Bird, s.' •'■>••.• Napier and Auckland, 17th I Vhcobo, s.s. i'i.i-i L-ttclton, Dunedin, and the Bluff 18th I Prince Ah '■', s *■ . V* om Nelson and Sydney, 23rd i City of i/v.* it;*.i „ .-.., from the South Rangatira, *.*!.. f.'uni Manukau, Raglan, Taranaki, and Wanganui Storm Bird, s.s., from Wangauui, llth or 12th. Spec, schooner, from Dunedin Daring, schooner, from Dunedin Wangiinui, s.s., from Wanganui, Hero, s.s., from Melbourne, via Lyttelton and Dunedin Claud Hamilton, s.s., from Melbourne, via Auckland [ ritOJECTED DEPARTURES. Lord Ashley, s.s., for Lyttelton and Dunedin, Oth Wellington" s.s., for Pictou, Nelson, Tarauaki, and Manukau, tuh Airedale, 5.3., fyr Lyttelton, Otago, and tho Bluff 12 th Queen, s s., for Napier iui.l Auckland, 15th Lady Bird, s,s., for Lyttelton and Duuedin, 19th Phoebe, s.s., for Pictou, Nelson, Taranaki, and i Manukau, 10th Prince Alfred, s.s., for Lyttelton and Dunedin, 24th City of Dunedin, p s., for Havelock and Picton, Storm Bird, for Wnnganui, Hero, s.s., for Melbourne Claud Hamilton, s,s., for Picton, Nelson, and Melbourno The N.Z.S.N. Co's s.s. Storm Bird, Captain Eeynolds, loft Wellington on February 3, at 3 pm, arrived off the Wanganui bar at i> am, but did not cross till 3 pm of the 4th, had strong westerly winds. Left Wangannui at 5 pm on the fith, crosssing tho bar at 7.30 pm, towing out the schooner Choice, and arrived in this Port ou Tuesday at 8.55 am. Experienced fine weather and calms throughout. The W.S.N. Co's s.s. Wanganoi, Captain Linklater, lef here ou Friday evening at !) o'clock, with the remainder of the 14th Regiment stationed hero; on getting outside she encountered a strong gale from tho nor'-west, which moderated however, the next day. Sho arrived at Wanganniat 8 p.m., aud landdo the troops at 4 pm. She left at 6.30 pm on Monday, and arrived hero on Tuesday morning at 6.30 p.m. Fino calm weather the passage down. The p.s. City of Duxedin, Capt Boyd, arrived on Tuesday afternoon from Havelock and Picton. She left tho 2)ort at 7 pm on Monday. Tho brigantino Esther, Captain Campbell, arrived hore on Tusday. Sho has been G days" on tho passage from Napior. collecting wool at different places on the coast. Tho P., N.Z. & A. B.M. Co's s.s. Lord Asiilev, Gaptaint Randall, left Auckland, on Feb 3rd, at 1 pm, arrived at Napier on the sth, at G a.m. Loft Napior on tho 7tb, a 12 noon, and arrived in this port on tho Bth, at 1 pm. The Lord Ashley was detained 24 honts in Napier, for the answer to the English mail brought by the Lady Bird. The N.Z.S.N. Co's s.s. Wellington,, Captain Francis, arrived iv harbor yesterday evening at 5 p.m., after a very boisterous passage. She left Lyttelton on the 7th at 12.15 pm, nud encountered strong uor'-oast wind, with a heavy head sea. The following morning at 3.30 a.m. when abreast of tho Kikora Peninsula, the wind changed to nor'-west, blowing a gale and causing the sea to rise very much, and about tho same time it was found she had thrown one of the blades off her propeller, thus leaving her but oue. Finding the vessel in her disabled state, could not make head way against the gale, the fore aud aft canvass was set, and tho vessel put on a wind. About noon yesterday she fetched Capo Palliser, tbo wind now moderated, and coming into smoothor water, crossed Pallist-r Bay, and stvamed shortly into harbor.