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SHIPPING;
ARRIVALS.-OetoDOt 0. . ' .
Bftlolnthu, steomer, 272 t<>ns, HUI, from Rookhimp
ton 6th. instant. Passengers-Mr. nnd Mrs. Bankin
2 children nod servant, Hrs. M'Lood and child, Miss
Mulligan, Messrs. J. Mundy, E. Gr. Mayno, 0. John
G, Btevons, M'lieod, and 83 in the steorago. A. 8. N.
Oa, agents.
Havilah, steamer, 200 tonB, Harley, from Book
hampton via Brisbane, Faesengera-Hies Biohordson,
Miss Comoren, Mies Flotchor, Mre, Baker, Mrs. Oar«
miobael, Mrs. Byan and child, Mrs. Hempson, Mr.
and Mrs. R. Leo and child, Hr. and Mre. Lavina, Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. M'Oulloch and family (4), Mesare. Lovons,
Govett, SerjiEon, Cameron, J. Binda. Buoknnll, Hunter,
Massie, Foster. Henderson, and 63 in the steerage.
Laidley, Ireland, and Co., agenta.
Egmont, steamer, 200 tonB, Wall, from Eookhamp
ton 6th instant. A. S. N. Co., agents.
Wonga Wonga, steamer, 682 tons, Brown, from
Melbourne, Fassengera-Mr. and Mw. Patterson and
2 ohildron, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs, Wend,
Miss Weed, Mr. and Mos. Bamford and family (6),
Mr. and Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Woodley and family (2),
Miss M'Nab, Mrs. Douglass, Mrs. WeBt, Messrr- D.
Lyons, S. V. Winter, J". Tullie, J. Oashian, James
Bummers, W. Herts, and 16 in the steorago, A. S. N.
Co., agents.
Waimea, Bloomer, 200 tons, Qaayle, from Richmond
River 7th instant. Passengers-Mr. Hammond and S
in the steerage. J. E; Manning, agent.
City of Hobart, steamer, 800 tonB, Olinoh, from
Hobart Town 5th instant. Passengers-Captain and
Mrs. Fowler, Mr. and Mre. Page, Mr. Spar:ow, and 6
in the steerage Willis, Morry, and Lloyd, agente.
October 10,
Helpmeet, barque. 888 ton?, Leed, from Foo-Obow
Foo 1st August. Fanning, Griffiths, and Co,, agents.
Amy Robsart, schooner, 72 tons, from Bafllo Crook.
Captain, agent,
Luna, steamer, 200 tons, Hereeo, from Manning
River 8th instant. S, Kutter, agent.
Australind, barque, 493 tons, Allen, from Auokland
24th ultimo, in ballast Passengers-Miss Bright
and Mr. Meoel. Laidley, Ireland, and Co,, agents.
Hunter, steamer, 310 tons, Sullivan, from Merim-
bula Oth instant. Passenpors-Messrs, Munn, Stiles,
BehiJl, Wise, Dr. Stuart, Higginbotton, and 12 in the
steerage. I. S. N. Co., agents.
Grafton, steamer, 210 tons, Mann, from tho Clarence
River Oth instant. Passengers-Mre. White, Mies
Connelly, Rev, J. Parvee, Meiere, Garrett, Mitoholl,
Heaney, and 4 in the steerage C. and R.R.S.N. Co.,
agents,
DEPASTURES.-Ootober 0.
B;M,8. Malta, for Gallo, via Melbeurne.
Guiding Star, barque, for Potropauloveki.'
Prima Donna, schoonor, for Maryborough.
Ranga tiro, steamer, for Melbourne.
Lady Young, steamer, for Brisbane.
Kennedy, steamer, for Nelson,
Colonist, eohoonor, for New Caledonia,
PROJECTED DEPARTURES;
For London-Jason, Commissary, Christiana Thom-
son, Martha Birnio, Centurion, Western Empire early,
For Auokland-Kata, 16th instant ; Bangatira, steamor,
19th instant. For Rockhampton-Egmont, eteamor,
early. For Brisbano-City of Brisbane, steamer, 12th
instant For Cleveland B<iy-Paoiûo, this day. For
Broad Bound-Colleen Bawn, this day. For New
Caledonia-Caledonia, this day. Fer Calcutta-Surrey,
20th Ootober.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.-'Ootobsr 9.
Tien-tein, barquo, 285 tonB, M'Kinlay, for Launces-
ton, Captain, agent,
CLEARANCES -October 0.
Paoiûo, schooner, 60 tons. Sykes, for Cleveland Bay.
Colleen Bawn, 62 tons, Pollard, for Broad Sound.
Siwa, barque, 246 tons, Brorsen, for San Fransisco
via Newcastle,
Bangatira, steamer, 460 tone, Paddle, for Mel-
bourne. Passengers-Mrs. Eyre, Mrs. Trotter, Miss
Hunt, Messrs. W. C, Dangar, 0 H. Senaner, Melhado,
F. Banks, Samuels, G, Munro, and 20 in the steerage.
Lady Young, 421 tone, Milman, for Brisbane,
Passengers-Mrs; Mitchell, Miss Hedley, Mossra.
Greenhill, E. Ramsay, Drew, P. Ramsay, Whereat,
Radcliffe, and 4 in the BtoeroEo.
COASTWISE. - Hannah Newton and Enterprise,
for Richmond River ; Retrieve for Brisbane Water;
Barwon, eteamor, for Belli ; Gleaner, Eveline, Ino,
Southern Cross, Mariposa, and Harmon, for New-
castle ; White Cloud, for Broken Day; Weat Hartley
No. 2 and Centurion, for Macleay River ; Peter-
borough Lois, for Shellharbour.
IMPORTS.-Ooiobor 9¡
Balolatha, steamer, from Rockhampton : 7811 pieces
copper, Peak Downs Copper Mining; Co.; 20 bales
wool, J. Milson, junior; 48 bales wool, Gilchrist,
Watt, and Co.; 6 bales wool, Willis, Merry, and
Lloyd; 6 bales wool, H. Beit; 1 caso baoon, Mrs.
Haines ; 1 case ironmongery, F. Lassetter and Co. ; 1
cask tallow, 2 baloo skins, J, Frazer; 6 bundles sheep-
skins, 1 bale wool, R. TOTES; 22 bales wool, Golds
brough, Burt, and Co. ; 86 hldos, 21 casks tallow, J;
Devlin, junior ; 28 hides, Rabone, Feez, and Co. ; 66
bales wool, Montefiore. Jeceph, and Co. ; 34 bales wool,
Australian Joint Stock Bank ; 69 casks tallow, Order,
Egmont, steamer, from Rockhampton: 106 tierces
tallow, 21 balee wool, Gilobrist, Watt, and Co. ; 27
bales wool, G. and W. Lord; 16 bales wool, Commer-
cial Banking Company : 13 bales wool, J. Lovick and
Co.; 84 bales wool, Rabone, Feez, and Co, ; 30 bales
wool, Richardson and Wrcnob ; 63 bales wool, Austra-
lian Joint Stoek Bank; 6 bales wool, Australasian
Steam Navigation Company; 14 tonB 5 owt. copper,
Peak Downs Copnor Mining Company ; 6 tierces tallow,
Henry Beit; 89 bales sheepskins, 8 hogsheads 8 quar
casks tallow, 47 hides, Order.
Havilah, steamer, from Rockhampton: 106 oas. 18
dwts, 4 gre, gold, Union Bank; 835 OES. 2 dwts. K
grs, gold, 1 parcel, Australian Joint Stook Bank; 478
ozs; 14 dwts. 6 gre. gold, ll tierces tallow, S tierces
mess beof, -69 hides, Bank Now South Wales; 162
cakes copper, Laidley, Ireland, and Co. ; 1 case coppor
ore, L. E, Threlkeld ; 9 bags quartz, Deputy Master
of Mint; 25 bales wool, Fanning, Grifft tbs, and Co. ;
42 balds wool, 88 bales sheepskins, 185 hides, 17 casks
tallow, Mort and Co. ; 10 bales wool, ïoung and Lark;
4 bales wool, Parbury Brothers; 5 balos wool, 1 case
merchandise, Gilchrist, Watt, and Co,; 10 bales wool,
B, Towns and Co. ; 1 caso coral, Aldenon ; 1 case sun-
dries, R. Lee; 1 pair sheers, John Keep; 1 pack-
age saddlery, I, J. L. Innes ; 84 cases oilmen's stores,
R. F. Tooth and Co. ; 1 piano, 8 COBOS, 2 trunks, Bow
O. M'Oulloch.
Wonga Wonga, steamor, from Melbourno:
£50 boxes candles, 828 bags sugar, Fairfax and
Co, ; 1 bucket, Berkloy ; 1 case, Shepporson ;
8 hogsheads, 142 packages, 60 boxes
candle«, 1 cask, 8 cases, 1 bag, 6 kegs paint, F. L.
Barkor; 200 oases castor oil, 1 bale, J. Keep; 2 cases,
Rabone, Feez and Co. ; 12 caBss, 2 bloyolos, 25 boxes
60 chests tea, J, and G. Harris ; 8 cases, 0. Newton;
8 casos, Maddook; 8 cases, 60 boxes, W. H. Ariel;
2 eases, 2 parcels, Gordon and Gotohj 1 box, Hig-
ginson; 1 box, Boll and Gardiner; 1 coco, .fi. '
Patterton ; 2 cases, J. Callaghan ; 6 casks, 2 oases,
1 bale, Stator; 21 cases, Hobblewhite ; 2 cases, Prince,
Ogg, and Co, ; 4 bolos, Thompson and Co. ; 1 paroel,
Stubbs and Co. ; 1 paroel, Howoll; 1 case plants,
giffee; 1 parcel, R, Harnott: 2 coses, 2 ompty kegs,
Hanks and Co, ; 1 parcel, Webster; 1 paroel, Macken-
zie; lpnoiogo,D, Jenes and Co.; Isaak seed, Law,
Bomnor, and Co,; 40 bnndlos bags, 0. Bond; 1 trues,
Cook and Ca ; 1 parcol, W. Strutton ; 1 parcel, Mon-
tefiore and Montefiore; 1 easting, Board of Works,
Brisbane ; 1 parcel, S, Poy ; 20 casos metal, 10 kogs
nails, 74 cases castor oil, 49 eheste toa, 190 three
quarter boxes 10 half-tiorces tobacco, 10 coils rope, 1
case machino oil, 62 ompty kegs, 1 case 4 boxee toa,
der.
Waimea, from Richmond River: 1488 bags maizo, 6
packogos bacon, 8 hides, 5 cases eggs, 2 coops poultry.
Cilyef Hobart, steamer, from Hobart Towns 465
bogs potatoes, 8175 slaves, 612 casos fruit, 876 casos
am, Order.
COASTWISE.--Waimoa and Enterprise, from Rich-
mond River: 15,109 bags maize, S coops fowls, 0
oases eggs, 0 hides, 55,000 feot pino. Evelina and
Prince Alfred, from Port Btephons: 51,000 foot
Umber, 60 bagB fish. Betrlovo, from Brisbane Waler:
80 tons wood. Ino, Gleaner, and Southorn Gross,
from Newcastle: 852 tons coal. Barwon, from Bulli:
«¿2 tons coal. Peterborough Lass, from Shellharbour:
90 kegs buttor, 80 pigs, 6 calves, 7 bags maize, 4 oases
egg«.
October 10,
Holpmeet, from Foo.OhowFoo: 2400 chests 5060
half-chests 1012 boxes tes, Fanning, Griffiths, and
Co.
Hunter, steamor, from Mcrimbulo: 50 kegs buttor,
80 caeos malzona, O oases obeose, 1GO loose oheoao, 12
age barley, 12 bagB bacon, 4 boles leathor, 0 bolea skins,
bal» wool,! horns.
Grafton, atoamor, from tho OlaroneoRIvor: 870 bags
maiio, 12 casks taUow, 80 oasts beef, 70 hides, 7 coops
poultry, SO cases egg«, 80 bunches bananas, 2 balea
wool, Ü bales sheepskins, 4 pigs; and sundrios.
- ' SHIPS' MATLB,
Closing nt) he Qantral Poat-offlce as follows :
For Hongkong.-Day Dawn, this day, at noon.
For Eden and Hobart Town,-City ot Hobart, thli
ay, at4 p.m.
i i For Kew Caledonia.-H.LM.S. Oaledenienno, (bis
»<lay, at 6 r,m, !-V
, :.For Grafton,-Halen 'Macgrogor, thia'day, at 7.80
p.m.': 1,' '. . - ? ?
Tho bnrquo Helpmeet Bailed from Foo-Ohow-Foo on
tho lat August, and bad good 8, W. monsoons in thooarly
part of tho voyage; pained IS, of Ellis Island, Marshall
Group, and Now Caledonia, Tho N.E. trades pre-
vailed from the S.E., and tho S.E. trades from the
N.E., and wcro generally very light up to thia coast,
where northerly galos wore encountered. The Holp
meet made Sydney Heads on Tuesday last, but waa
driven vo tho soathw-rd.
The steamer Balclutha lsft Bookhampton at 10 p¡m.,
on tho 5th October; at 10 a.m. oleared Keppel Bay ;
at 3 rm., Otb, rounded Breakeea Spit; at 5.4.0 p.m.
8th, abreast of Smoky Capo ; at 1,80, p.m. entered
Sydney Heads, and arrived at Company's wharf at
2.15. Experienced light E. and S.E. winds to Double
Island Point; thence fresh N.E. winds to Smoky Cape,
and light variable winds, and pleasant weathor to Sydney
Heads. At 7.30 p.m. oh the 8th passod three steamers
bound north, sis milos north of Tacking Point.
The steamor Egmont left Rockhampton on Tuesday
at 015 pm.; crossed tho Flats at 10Í15 p m. ; passed
Cape Capricorn on Wednesday at 5,15 p.m.; Lady
Elliotl's'Ieland at 6.15 p.m. ; Capo Moreton on Thurs-
day at 0 p.m ; Smoky Cape on Friday at 8 a.m.; and
arrived in Sydney on Saturday at 0.15 p.m. Ex-
perienced light variable winds and fine weather through-
out tho passage;
Tho steamor xiavilah left Bookhampton on Satur-
day tho 2nd instant at 9 p.m. ; a-rivod at Gladstone OB
Sunday at 2 p.m.; left again on Monday at ll a.m. ;
arrived at Brisbane on Wednesday at 9.80 a.m.; left' |
again on Thursday at 0.30 a.m. ; ontered Sydney Heads
on Saturday at 2 p.m. Experienced to Gladstone
fresh E, winds; from thenco to Smoky Capo moderate
N. winds ; from tbonco to Sydney light variable
breezes.
Tho Wonga Wonga cleared Port Phillip Heads at
5 p.m. on tho 7th; passed Wilson's Promontory at 2
o.m. en Friday; Capo Howe at 6,15 p.m.; entored
Sydney Hoads at 4 p.m. on Saturday, arriving at tho
Company's wharf at 5 p.m. Experienced moderate
westerly winds and thiok rainy weather to Wilson's
Promontory, and strong westerly winds and fino
I weather up to IO o m. on Friday, and light variablo
airs and fine weather the remainder of the passage.
Passed the steamship A isandra at 8 p.m. on Thurs-
day, 20 miles S.E. of Cape Sohsnlr,
Tho barque Australind left Auckland on tho 24th
ultimo ; had moderate S. and S.W. winds for four
days ; thence strong N, and N.B. winds up to this
coast, On tho 25th ultimo, off tho North Cape of
New Zealand, sighted a barque supposed to be the
Frowning Beauty, bound to Auokland, By the Aus-
tralind wo have Auckland pap:ra to the 24th ultimo.
The steamship Grafton oroaeed the Olarenco bar on
Saturday, 9th instant, at 4 p.m., and arrived in Sydney
at 11.80 p.m. on Sunday, the 10th. Experienced
southerly winds to Seal Books ; from thenoo northerly
winds with fino weather throughout.
Tho schoonor Sarah Ann, from the Riohmond Hiver,
bound to Melbourne, put into this port yesterday for a
supply of provisions.
MELBOURNE.
Arrivals.-Ootobor 4: Helina aad Henrietta, barque ;
Deterding, for Sydney, with part ef her original cargo
from Amsterdam. October 6: Spsnkie, schooner, 182
tons, Bees, for Sydney, in ballast.
Tho fine steam clippor chip Sometsbiro, of Monoy
Wigram and Sons' celebrated fleet, punotual to an-
nouncement, left the railway pior, Sandridge, yester-
day, for London, This magnificent vessel, which ie
increasing in popular favour on each succeeding voy-
age, cleared out at tho Castoms with a large and
valuable cargo of wool, tallow, leather, antimony, and
rntimony oro, a very large quantity of Victorian pro
ruved meats, between 3000 and 4000 bags of noe,
besides about 3000 oz, of silver and over 12,000
oz, gold, Sho takes a number'of chief cabin and
'tween deck passengers, although tho present is almost
always the dullest season for people going to England.
Notwithstanding tho incessant rain which fell in tbe
fore part of tho day, there were a good many visitors
to the ship to seo her leave, and rounds ot oheers were
given and responded to as she hauled nff, After being
cleared, sho etoamed away from tho bay about 4
I o'clook, and cleared Port Phillip Heads at half-past 7
o'olock p.m. She is in fine trim for the voyage home,
I and should it equal her previous run to England,
Captain Attwood may be fairly congratulated on the
j inoreacing suooc:sof the Somersetshire-Argus.
[I~BY ECKOTHIO TEixanArn.l
NEWCASTLE.
Arrivals.-Ootobor 8: Heather Bell, from Sydney ;'
Syren, from Melbourne; Lily, from Melbourne
Departures.-October 9: Native Lass and Blon-
delle, for Sydney.
GRAFTON.
Arrival.-Ootobor 9: Agnes Irving, steamer, from
Sydney.
Departure.-Ootober 9: Grafton, steamer, for
Sydney.
BRISBANE.
Arrival.-Ootober 9: Florence Irving, steamor from
Sydney,
BOOKHAMPTON.
Departure.-October 9: James Paterson, stoamer,
for Sydney,
' MELBOURNE.
Arrivals.-October 8: Ino, from Mauritius,
Departures.-Ootobor 8: Tasmania, steamer, for
Launceston;? J. P. Wheeler, for Bombay via New-
castle; Tau Tangs, steamer, for Sydney; Altos
Rostron, from King's Island ; Alcandra, for Adelaide ;
Pionoer, for Richmond Bivor; Tower Hill, for
Grafton.
ADELAIDE.
Arrivals.-Ootobor 8,-Coorong, stoamer,from Mel-
bourne ; Emily Smith, from Fremantle; Canar Godef
froy, from Sydney; Harriet King, from Brisbane ;
Sarah, from Mauritius.
SYDNEY HEADS.
Light and raining.
Ditto and oloudy.
FreBh and ditto.
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