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806 THE SYDNEY MAIL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1880, son, Governor of Western Australia, and Lady Robinson. The Jackson, Major Messrs. K. Anson, Herbert Clarke, Robert Cooley, Emile Derrille, W. Dormann, A.

D. Dousjlas, A. C. Hammond, N. J.

Lamert, A. J. landon, K. Mansfield, sum, in aaoiuoa to muweuaneoas cargo, naa 11 horses on board and gold and specie to the Talus of 37,444. The fblfarln Is the nasseneer list- From Melbourne For u5 o.

Moon, a. jt. Hoore, w. ogune, u. r.

Honertson, n. Shanahan, Walter Sweet, E. F. Tower, F. Wentworth.

From Melbourne Mrs. Read, Messrs. Costa, Goldberg, Uordern, Top- Bceona caoin rrom Lnaon sir. ana Mrs. hiu 828 miles.

One day and 16 hours were taken up at the ialaadfin coaling, end at 10 minutes to 5 s.m.on the 13th to Orient wss under way again, light airs aad calms preraUing to Utitnds 8' where strong head winds and a high head sm wen met ith. The equator was crossed on the 17th ultimo in longitude 11-15 and the contrary winds which had continued from the 8th parallel of north latitude gare place to moderate 8.E. trades, which the steamer had with her until the 23rd ultimo. The winds then increased in force, and on the remainder of the run to Capo Town the Orient had to steam through a hard S.E. gale and a hear head sea.

Table Bay was reached at 20 minutes to 8 o'clock on the 2fith ultimo, the distance steamed from St Vincent being 3848 miles. The day's runs from the 14th ultimo inolusire were 302, 320, 321, 298308, 304, 80S, 80S, 301, 203, 284, 303, and 230 miles. The delay at the Cape was only to the extent of 13 hours 40 minutes, the reyage being resumed at 20 minutes past 11 p.m. nn the day of arrival. From the Cape the steamer's course was laid chiefly between the parallels of 41-and 43-, with moderate and light westerly and S.W.

winds and now and then showery weather until crossing the meridian of 121 degrees whence the winds were light and rariable. Capo Borda was passed at 10 minutes to 8 p.m. on the 13th Instant, and at 20 minutes past 6 a.m. on the 14th the Orient reached the Semaphore. The distance traversed from the Cape was 5689 miles, and the day's runs from the 27th ultimo inclusive were as follows 194, 834, 861, 844, 841.

844,337, 833,322,840, 836, 319, 883, 323, 338, 818, SIS, and 207 111 lies. The steaming time from Plymouth to St. Vincent was seven days one hour and 23 minutes, and the rate of speed knots per hour. Thence to Cape Town 12 days 23 hours and 96 minutes, the speed being 11-09 anota and from the Cape the time was 16 days 23 hours, and the steaming speed exactly knots. The total distance run from Plymouth to Fort Adelaide waa 11,877 miles, and the time occupied, including all stoppages, was 39 days seren hours.

The steaming time, however, was only 87 days one hour. The ship left Adelaide on the Uth instant at 3.30 p.m., and entered Port Phillip Heads on the 16th at 9.40 a.m. The Orient left Melbourne on the 18th at 4 and cleared the Heads at 7.30 p.m. arrired at Sydney Heads on the 20th at 8.20 a. and at the Orient buoy at 9 a.m., making the run from Melbourne Heads iu 80 hours 23 minutes.

Fine weather and light winds prevailed up to the afternoon of the 19th then strong southerly winds. The ship is, as usual, under tho command of Captain W. F. Hewlson. The engine-room Is in charge of Mr.

M'Dougall, late of the Cuxeo. A new purser comes out this trip, Mr. Tilly, late of Donald ARRIVALS. October 14. Barrabool 9U tons.

Captain F. II. Stanford, from Melbourne October IS. Passenger Mr. Marsh, Mr.

Iloilc, Mrs. Kfmcrlcy, Mra. O'Connor, tit. Giles. Mr.

A. Rcld, Misses L. A. an K. Marsh.

Hisses Lean, Bali. O'Connor, and Master Kllibord, Messrs. O'Reilly, O. Brown. W.

Ilams, O'ConnclI, B. Ball, M. HarriM Rancepelle, Twigg, W. Swan, A. Bteinon, Schmidt, Kweddtn, J.

Armstrong, Hollc, W. IJirch.iU, N. Molin, O. Chrff, J. Sullivan, Rer.

W. Mellonc, and 91 In the steerage. W. H. Smith and Sons, agents.

Wotonga 997 tons. Captain J. M'Lean, from Brisbane October 12. Passengers- Mrs. Henry Beit and maid, Mrs.

John "Vicars, Mrs. W. II. Kent, Mrs. a Home 3 children and 3 servants, Mrs.

Mobcily and infant, Mrs. A. J. Webb, Mrs. BroomHeld, Mrs.

W. IT. Couldroy, Mrs. C. Rupprecht, Mrs.

M'Kedie, Mrs. IUrris. Miss Vicars, Miss Kent. MI-s Waraker. Miss Moberly, Miss Edith Moberly, Miss Ethel Moberly, Miss Webb.

Hiss Thompson, Bister Julian, Rer, A. J. Webb, Dr. Moloney, Messrs. Henry Beit, John Vicars, W.

H. Kent, Chas. Rome, George Mah-love, B. W. Palmer, R.

Gorett George Orr, Edward Elliott, T. S. Williams. W. II, Couldroy, L.

S. Onnsby, William Dawson, George Clark, A. Thompson, O. B. Curtis, Masters Beit, Power, Moberlr, and 81 in the steerage.

A. 8. N. agents. Diamantina (sj, 300 tons, Captain Ilerron, from Manninv Rirer 13th instant.

Passengers Mr. Lcughlen, Miss Collopy, Miss Richards, Rer. Mr. M'Intyre. H.

D. Portus, agent. Octet 15. Argyle 200 tons, Captain Chudleigh, from Clarence Rlrer Cctober 13. Passcnatu aMrs.

Monto, Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Smith, Cox, Mr. Murray, Masters Macquarie and Donald. Nipper and See, agents.

Smyrna, ship, 1305 tons, Captain R. Jamieson, from London, JuIt IS. Dalacttr. Blackwood, and aavnts. and Mrs.

Boult, Mrs. SarQl, Miss Ada MaodonaU. 2 T. W. ITarris.

For King George'a Sound HffisExSl lency Sir William and Lady Robinson, Miss E. Graham, uu M'Kail, Messrs. E. W. Howard, W.

Darla. For Bombay Mml Schoneman and two children, Mrs. Muir and two infants, ahw J. F. Rocbiort, Messrs.

W. A. Howe, J. F. Robinson! Hh Burgess.

For Calcutta Mr. F. J. Fritch. For Venice Mrs Kew 1m rt ood.

From oyoney. ror Bombay Mr. P. Burrows. Foe Madras: Misa Prendergast, Miss H.

Prendergast For CalcuttsT, Mr. W. U. Bennett For Sues: Mr. W.Owen.

For BrludLu, Mr. P. Smith, R.N. For Venice: Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. FuuUar For Southampton Messrs. P. Pollard, R.

Crane, Crane, Jun. rfc Siam cleared the Heads at 10 minutes past 5 p.m. Tho P. and O. steamer NcpauL with tho mails for Australia, arrired at Galleon the 14th, and delivered the mails to tha Rosctta, which left for Australia on the same day.

The Rosetta la raid to be a magnificent ship of 8500 tons she is now on her first voyage, and may be expected to make a fast passage: she ia from the building-yard of Borland and Wolff, of Belfast, and ia the first ship built In Ireland for the P. and O. Company. The ship Cambrian Princess, for London, was towed to sea br the tug Mystery on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock, and set sou with a nice north-east wind. The ship Smyrna, Captam Jamieson, arrived on October 15 from London with a general cargo.

She sailed on July 15, and took the final departure from the Land's End on July 19? with bu filing winds, which continued till the 80th, when the north-east trades were taken in latitude 37' and longitude 16 W. ther were of the average force, and were parted with in latitude IS and longitude 26- on August 7 caught the south-west mo soon on the 8th, and it continued to latitude 4- longitude 10- when tke south-east trades began; crossed the Equator on the 19th in longitude 24- 29 days out. The trades were strong, and were lost In latitude 27' 8. and longitude 23' W. Passed the meridian of the Cape on September 9 in latitude 40 53 days out Ran the easting down in 43 south, with the usual strong westerly winds, and between Cape Leuwra and Tasmania had a succession of westerly gales, with a tow barometer rounded the 8.

W. cape of Tasmania on October 7, 80 days out Had light northerly winds and calms up to the 14th, when a strong southerly wind with heavy squalls set in. Spoke the American whaling barque Mabel nine months out from ilobart Town, with 200 barrels sperm, all well. Messrs. Bright, Brothers, and Co.

received the following cable message from Hongkong yesterday Steamship Brbbane put back, damaged. Has had rery bad weather. Steering gear carried away; boats lost; decks swept Repair dainageln fire days." The Orient liner Aconcagua, which arrired here on the 9th instant, from London, has met with a marvellously quick dispatch, in order to make up the time lost by the wreck of the Sorata. Discharging and loading hare been continued day and night, and the ship left to her advertised time, October 19, having been only six days in port The ship Cambrian Princess, Captain Bailey, for London, cleared at the Customs restcrday, with 4179 bales wool, besides a large quantity of copper, meats, and other produce. The German steamer Bcllona has arrired at Newcastle, from Melbourne, to load for China.

The Olivia Davis arrired at Corlo Bay on October 12 from Newcastle, after a rerr long passage. She rounded Cape Howe three times, and was driven back by the force of the wind. City of Adelaide 834 tons. Captain Darld Walker, from mrne's line, une aeain amy tooa piaee uunrn tne voyage, Mr. Walter Saunders, a saloon passenger for Adelaide, died on SoBtcmber 94th.

The Orient will nut out 1200 tons canro at this meiDOurne. i-Bsaengers mrs. fiiungwonn, airs, uironoyrc, airm. Oracle, Mrs. Grcig.Mrs.

Bolam, Miss Kelly. Misa Matthew, Miss port, and will hare remarkably quick dispatch. Blrcheyre, Miss Greig, Messrs. W. Lysagh, r.

w. Belt, A. L. Young, O. Young, F.

Lawrence, J. II. Palmer, W. Cables, O. Robertson, Way Lee, W.

Ellingworth, E. Byrne, F. O. Grace, II. Dcaay, J.

Johnstone, E. Newman, Crogan, F. Edwards, II. Dixon, F. Sandoy, Bircheyre, II.

Gracte, J. C. Goatling, E. A. Hermans, G.

Aitkin, Brown, F. Drayoe, A. Starker, W. J. A.

Cox, Willis, Barrett and Son, and 48 In the steerage. A.8.N. gents. Corakl 800 tons. Captain Magee, from Richmond Birer 13th Instant.

Passengers Mrs. Docker, Mrs. Langham and family, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Tyler, Mrs.

Dwyer, Mrs. Brandon, Mrs. Krofoh and family, Mrs. Stapleton, Miss M'Donnaugh, Miss M'Cabe, Mies Bice, Miss Trier, MSm Brandon, Ml Toung, Miss Langham, Messrs. Craig, M'Kinnon, Thompson, Marshall, Koptch.

Armbustcr, SUpleton, Williams, Docker, Master Trier, and 29 In the steerage. William Manson, barque, 868 tons, Captain Kindred, from Foo Chow July 87. John Fraier and agents. Queen Emma, barque, 814 tons, Captain Gregory, from Geelong. EeOby and agents.

October 16. Queen of the South 198 tons, Captain IL Jackson, from Hirer 15th instant. Passengers Miss Wright, Misa Dona'd Messrs. Stewart, H. Horcnschmidt C.

Kennedy, 8. Nicholson, J. Delaforce, M. Knowles, and 8 in the steerage. C.

Ilsnis snd family (4), Mr. and Mrs. B. S. White and family Mr.

and Mrs. Teede and family (5), Mr. and Mra. John Newland, Mrs. Fry, Mrs.

M'Comb and child, Miss M'Comb, Madam RaMmusen. Miss U. Care, Miss F. Care, Miss. E.

Kcr-noghan. Miss Mary Wilson, Messrs. J. Adraln, T. A.

A 11 wood, U. Arbcry, J. II. Burns, W. II.

ChapclL John Cook, W. Farmer, W. Fewster, J. Fry, D. Fry.

Charles Full wood, W. Iismmond, L. Hanlan, E. Harris. C.

G. Hills, If. Iloldsworth, A. Holdsworth, F. 8.

IlarndalL John B. Kenny, J. II. Mallctt, J. II.

R. Mallett, W. Manifold, O. Marriage, J. M'Nciah, R.

M'Knight, C. Newland, Kelly, Duffy, G. M. Reed, M. M.

Schofield, V. Scfton, L. Smith. From Melbourne: Mr. l'oynting, and 108 in the steerage.

Gilchrist, Watt, and agents. Fawn, brig, 216 tons, Captain Dillnor, from Lyttelton September 28. New Zealand Loan and Discount agents. Planter, barque, 231 tons, Captain Read, from Lyttelton September 37. Captain, agent.

Kinma 175 tons, Captain Bishop, from Moruya, Tathra, and Bcrmagui October 18. Passengers Messrs. Bedim, Woods, and 13 in the steerage. LS.N. agents.

OctoterSl. Elanung 490 tons, Captain W. Stewart, fiom Brisbane October 19. Passengers Mrs. W.

Ritchie, Mrs. E. White, Mrs. A. Archer, Mrs.

G. Reading, Mrs. J. Carr, Mrs. T.

Humphries, Mr. G. O. Bcardmore, Mrs. F.

W. Wild ash, Mrs. J. Johnston, Miss Moore, Miss Foxton, Miss Trier, Miss Johnston, Rer. T.

Humphries, Mcshts. F. H. Stubler, M.UA., H. Smith.

A. Gordon, J. Harris, J. E. Fitigerald, A.

Nash, M. Fits steroid, M. R. Crook, B. R.

Stafford, E. White, K. Barker, J. Grimes, G. C.

Taylor, J. Taylor, N. L. MaricnthaL A. Archer, T.

Hanmer, A. Mossman, W. Grose, H. T. Chapman, W.

Vint, J. Carr, R. W. Knox, G. O.

Bcardmore, R. F. Phclan. J. Johnston, J.

Whittingham, J. W. Thompson, and 20 in the steerage. A.S.K. agents.

Truganini 203 tons. Captain Lecaing, from the Coifs Islands October 19. G. and B. Nicoll, agents.

Heath, schooner, 187 tons. Captain A. CampboU, from Towns-rillc, bound to Adelaide. John Fraxer and agents. City of Melbourne 838 tons, Captain R.

M. Phillips, from Noumea October 16. Passengers Mrs. R. M.

Phillips, Mrs. Jackson, Miss Rose, General Valiere, Messrs, Causae, Jackson, J. Schilling, 8. St Clair, N. Maurice, and 8 in the steerage.

A. S. N. agents. DEPARTURES.

October 14. ship, 048 tons. Captain Matbiaon, for London. Passengers Mrs. Iran Heuchelum, and 3 children, Miss J.

de Llsea. Tararua 828 tons, Captain M. Muir, for Auckland and all New Zealand porta. Passengers Mrs. Hancock, Mrs.

Chapman, Mrs. Vcrrall, Mrs. Fielder, Mrs. A. Georgcson, Miss VerralL Miss Nathan, Miss M'Pherson, Miss Whitcombo, Messrs.

Gcorgeson, Verrall, Fielder, Ball, Lee, Broomfield, White, Nathan. Corkbill, Hancock, and 85 in the steerage. Elisabeth, for Lyttelton, rla Newcastle. Marie, barque, 429 tons, Captain Carl, A. Hundcrwadts, for Shanghai.

Energy, schooner, 185 tons, Captain Joseph R. Scaplehom, for New Caledonia. October 15. Aconcagua 4100 tons. Captain Dixon, for rla Melbourne and Adelaide.

Passengers Saloon to London Captain and Mra. E. M. Manning, Miss Maunlng 2 infanta and 2 serrants, Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Benjamin 8 children and serrant, Dr. Alexander MacLachlan, Messrs. John N. Brown, W. M.

Manning, Nkol Brown, Alfred 8. Hewlett, Maurice Lafone, W. Hole, and Master M. Manning. Second class Miss KealL Messrs.

Robcit Lee, Robert Collins, II. Oostobadic, F. J. IngoUby.J. Fraxer, and 42 in the third elass and steerage.

Macedon 826 tons, Captain W. Donaldson, for Melbourne. Passengers Mrs. Reid, Mrs, E. Bray, Mrs.

M'Coy. Mrs. M'Ardcll, Mra. Kelynack, Mrs. Ray.

Mrs. King. Miss Florence Duncan, Miss Sarah Bray, Messrs. S. Jones, A.

M'Laughlin, E. J. Bell, F. Sterenson F. Burns, T.

G. Clarke, Charles Vcre, and 39 in the steerage. Fsk (sj, 517 tons. Captain N. Langford, for Launceston, rla Eden.

Passengers Mrs. Frertiman, Mrs. Twentyman, Misses Twrntyman (3), Messrs. Frestimon, Burdekin, and 1 in the steerage. Elamang 045 tons.

Captain W. J. Stuart, for Brisbane. Passengers Mrs. Kidner, Messrs.

J. Windever, W. Swan, F. Bone, J. Hurley, W.

Vent, Master Kidner, D. Thomson, A. Smith, G. Daridson, and 24 in the steerage. Dbmantina for Manning Birer.

October 10. City of Adelaide 1212 tons, Captain D. Walker, for Melbourne. Passengers 'Miss Schmidt, Miss Heritage, Mite tiilhooley, Miss J. Gilhooley, Mrs.

C. T. Archer, Miss Johnson, Miss Brown, Miss Simons, Mrs. G. W.

Wamsley, Mrs. Nicholson, Miss Nicbokon, Mrs. J. Campbell, Mrs. Griffiths, Mrs.

Kent, Miss Kent, Mrs. cie, Miss Seattle, Miss Derenham, Miss May, Miss Tarleton. Mrs. W. M.

Foster, Mrs. Browne, Miss Kenner, Miss N. Harris, Mbs Western, Mrs. Bloomfleld, Mrs. Deutsch, Mrs.

Dowling, Rer. Dr. Forrest, Messrs. O. W.

Wamsley, E. O. Ellis. F. M'Lert, C.

Cole, J. Campbell, J. N. Griffiths, M. M.

Lercy, L.A. Lercy.B. Lewis, W. II. Kent, H.

Lancaster, C. M. F. Armstrong, George B. Warby, 8.

IL 8mlth, E. W. Peehey. W. P.

Bond. W. H. Foster, Jsmee Brown, 8. Stewart, J.

W. Pearce. F. E. Paynter, F.

W. Bedford, W. Jones. W. G.

Loch, E. D. Curdey, B. Larkin, Power, G. Elliott, A.

Rosenberg, O. Orr, IL Lawrence Bagot, Master It. A. Rich, and 40 in the steerage. New England and Argyle (s.) for Clarence Rlrer.

Bell, for Kingston, Tia Newcastle. October 17. Cambrian Princess, ship, 1850 tons, Captain 8. Bailey, for London. October 18.

Coraki for Richmond Birer. Queen of the South for Kempsey. October 19. Ly-ee-Moon 1202 tons. Captain C.

J. NightingaU, for Melbourne. Passengers Mrs. Fitter, Mrs. Hawker and serrant.

Miss E. Brown, MissM'Leod, Mrs. Earl, Mrs. Fishe, Miss Fitxgerald, Miss Dickson, Mrs. Loch, Mrs.

Sadler, nurse, and child, Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. T. Herder, Miss E. Western, Miss Cohen, Mrs.

Pugh, Miss Cohen. Mrs. Stanford, Urs. Sharp, Captain Smith, Messrs. A.

C. Mitchell, Pit tar, A. Bryant, K. H. Bond, W.

J. Laurie. E. Newman, E. Edwards, Sadler, M.

Manning, J. Ghee, A. A. Douglas, T. Pugh, J.

Smith, J. Johnston, C. Gribben, P. M'Cormack, Snarpe, Master J. n.

Jaseal, and 30 in the steerage. Barrabool 943 tons. Captain F. H. Stanford, for Melbourne.

Passengers Mrs. F. H. Pollock, Mrs. Sadd, Mrs.

Bottrell. Mrs. E. Cass, Mrs. Tucker and infant.

Misses Pope (3), Miss Howard, Miss M. Tucker, Mrs. HilL Mews. E. Cass, E.

Tucker, J. Harris. James Sim isoii, James Dykes, 8. 8. Green, Thomas Hal-lfday, Jchn Pope, W.

Blackford, R. A. Atkinson, J. K. Sugdcn, U.

S. Radd, Masters E. Cass, F. Cass, Henry Tucker, W. Tucker, John Tucker, Tucker, and 41 in the steerage.

Wotonga 997 tons. Captain J. M'Lean, for Brisbane and Noithern porta. Passengers Mrs. J.

P. De Wlnton, Mrs. O'Brien and 8 children. Misa Blacketu Mrs. Erans nurse and 2 ana b.

b. h. n. vo.t agents. Kameruka sou tons, captain a walker, from Twonua say Ootobcr 19, and intermediate ports.

Passengers Mrs. Thomas, The Netherlands-India 8. N. Company's Moil-ship Atjeh arrired on October 17. from Bataria, via Brisbane, having on board a good number of passengers, and a large amount of cargo, the most, however about 1000 tons being for Melbourne.

Dr. Alley ne gare the ship a clean bill of health immediately on arrival: but as no harbour pOot was present she had to anchor in Neutral Bay, but will come up to Dibbs' Wharf this morning. The Atjeh kft Bataria on the 13th of September for Sourabaya, rla all Java coast places. After baring taken In a full cargo, principally destined for Melbourne, a start was made on the 22nd at 3.20p.m. to Auatrauand reached Port Darwin on the 37th Scptemberat 3.5p.m.

Left Port Darwin for Adelaide, rla Queensland ports, 8ydney, and Melbourne on the 3rd of October at 0.80 a.m., anchored at Thursday Island on the 6th at 6.40 p.m., after baring enjoyed beautiful weather all the way round from Bataria with light easterly winds. Left Thursday Island again the following day at 1 p.m., steering round Good Island, through Prince of Wales' Channel, anchoring at 5.85 p.m. before Albany passage. Next morning, at 6.29 of the 8th under steam, anchored at 6.55 p.m. after baring passed Piper Island lightship.

On the Dth. at 6.80 a.m., proceeded on the royage passed Claremont lightship at 3.40 p.m., and that of Pipon Heads at 0.30 a.m. of the 10th, after which was anchored at 1 p.m. until daylight, when a start was made again at 8.15, arriving at Cooktown Roads at 5.20 n.m. same day.

During this trip a very strong brecxe from B.B.E. and S.E. was experienced, with haxy weather. Left Cooktown at 6.10 a.m. of the 11th for TownsriUe, where, the following morning, at 7.15., was anchored, having had beautiful weather with light E.S.E.

and east winds. After some passengers were landed, weighed anchor, and left 0.29 p.m. same day for Brisbane passed through Whitsunday passage at 2.30 a.nu of the 13th; bore Bandy Cape west 4.30 p.m. of the Uth, and anchored in Moreton Bay at 10.39 a.m. of the 13th.

Beautiful calm weather until Sandy Cane was reached, when changeable weather set In ith much rain, by which obliged to stop the en- Einet for 1 hours on a short distance from Cape Moreton. After aring cargo discharged and some passengers taken on board, proceeded on the royage at 1.80 p.m. to Sydney. Had Cape Moreton West 8.19 p.m.; bore Gape Byron Wests a.m. of the 6th Sugarloaf Point abeam at 8 a.m.

of the 17th pilot boarded 5.49 p.m.; entered the Heads at 9.95 p.m. same day. After having passed Cape Moreton, met with a strong gale of wind from 8.8. E. to S.W., with a high tumultuous sea, which prevailed until Cape Byron was passcdi then, wind and sea reducing, fine be autiful weather set in until arrival.

Panted, on the 9th instant, at 5.45 p.m., off reef, Clarcmont's Group, s.s. Ocean at 0.50 a.m. of the 10th, schooner Prosper Con Ion, of Sydney and same day, off Cape Bedford, s.s. Bowcn, all bound north. The Atjeh brings the following cargo 8084 bundles rattans, Soott, Henderson, and Co.

39 bags, 100 cases tapioca, 2 bags coffee 100 eases pearl sago, 84 bags bluck pepper, 80 bags white pepper, 20 Eckages sundries, Order; 1000 tons sugar, rice, and spices, for clbouine. The barque William Manson, from Foo Chow, came into port on October 19, with a full cargo of tea. 8he left Sharp Peak anchorage with easterly winds crossed over to Formosa, and on the 30th passed Agincourt Island on the Slst passed Hoapinsu August 8, very threatening appearance, and wind reering to north In squalls; rapidly Increasing barometer falling; no doubt of a tjphcon approaching from the eastward; laid ship to the wind on port tack under storm mixen. August wind reeling to' N.N.W. and N.W.

rerr high confused sea 6 a.m. put th ship before the wind, and scudded to the cast, wind reering to 8. W. and increasing in force, tbo storm having evidently recurred to the N.E. at 9 a.m.

on the 4th the sea was so heavy and the wind blowing in such furious gusts, rounded the ship to on the starboard tack to let the storm pass; at noon the ky was so dark and the ship enveloped in amass of dente vapour and rain with the drift of the sea, that it appeared like an eclipse of the sun at 8 p.m. had a most terrific squall of wind and rain, throwing the ship on her beam ends. After this burst the wind gradually moderated into a strong, steady 8. W. (ale, and the ship was put on her course to the eastward.

August 0, lighted San Alletandro, after which experienced light rariable winds and calms with occasional squalls to Kusaie, which was passed on September 10; crossed the Equator on the 16th September, in longitude 102a E. thence to the Solomon's light E. and 8.K. winds, squalls, calms, and rain to Bampton Shoals, moderate south winds; fine weather to Smoky Cape; from thence thick weather and rariable winds. The R.M.S.8.

Slam, with the usual fortnightly malls hence for London, via Sues (says the Argut), left the Alfred graving dock iettr on October 13. There were not many passengers, but the 1st included the names of his Excellency Sir William C. Robin FOREIGN SHIPPING. (riB KIBCIMKTS' SBirriKO AMU UKDiaWBITKBS' ASSOCIATION, MWTBD.) CALCUTTA, Skit. 21, tia Auaxt.

Adbitzd. September 7, Thessalns. ship, from Melbourne July 7 September 15, British Sceptre, ship, from Melbourne July 3. LONDON, Oct. 16.

Abxiteb. Rydalmerc, ship, from Port Pirio June 10 City of Quebec, ship, from Auckland June 23. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Note. This list does not include coasters.

Tho names at the end of the line denote the agents to the Teasels. STXAXSHIFS. City of New York, Seabury, Lavender Bay Gilchrist, Watt, Co. Clifton, Ridges, W. Circular Quay Young and Lark.

Hydaepex, llarrey, Campbell's Wharf Cooper, Kirton. Orient, newison, in the stream Gilchrist, Watt, and Co. Sonuxsctsbirr, Ticchunt, Dibbs's Wf. Metcalfe, SUldeley, and Co SHIPS. Ashmore, Whitman.

Australian Wharf Young and Lark. Christiana Thompson, Murray, Grafton Wharf Mason, Brothers. Cimba, Fimiater, Neutral Bay Danger, Gedye, and Co Darling Downs, Wakeham, 8., Circular Quay A. HinchcUfle. Kddenide, Lane, Dibbs's Wharf J.

R. Catlel and Co. John Duthie, Levic, Moore's Wharf Dangar, Gedye, and Co. Nineveh, Ross, Smith's Wharf Montoflore, Joseph, and Co. Patriarch, Plater, E.

Circular Quay Montefiere, Joseph, and Co. Peterborough, Gardiner, W. Circular Quay J. Fraxer and Co. Windsor Castle, Ferule, E.

Circular Quay A. Lamb and Co. BAnauxs. Cynisca, nutton, W. Circular Quay Dangar, Gedye, and Co.

Ella Beat lice, Thcmpwn, Grafton Wharf R. Towns and Cow Elisabeth, Lorett, Market WharfCaptain. GmcIIp, Woodhouse, in the stream Cowlishaw, Brothers. lima, Thuro, Alger's Wharf Rabone, Fees, and Co. John Knox, Davis, Grafton Wharf Captain.

Planter, Read, Market Wharf Captain. Queen Emma. Gregory. Smith's Wharf Beilby and Co. Strathspey, Spence, Dibbs's Wharf T.

H. Kelgwin. William Manson, Kindred, Grafton Wharf J. Fraxer and Co, Woodbine, M'Lorcn, Woolloomooloo Bay Captain. BIOS.

Argos Punch, Rown tree's Dock R. T. Gibson. Emily, Robertson. A.S.N.

Go's Slip Captain. Fawn. DUncr. Market Whaif NXL.M.A. Co.

Greyhound, Prescott, Watcrriew Bay Powell and Wall, Heather Bell, Kehoe. Weenie's Wharf Captain. John Wesley. Waterview Bay -Rer. B.

Chapman. Sea Nymph, Brady, Grafton Wharf Cureier and Adet Srrcn, Thompson, Patent Slip Wharf-Captain. an. auuciwui am nun mmmuii aw xMmjm iini nimi, Thomas, Ritchie, Wren, Curran, and 00 in the steerage. 1.

8.N. agents. la Beatrice, barque, 400 tons, Captain -A. Thompson, from New York July 3. Passenger Mr.

Bagot R. Towns and i agents. October 17. Omeo 821 tons, Captain Gen-it Smith, from Melbourne October 14. PassengersMiss Coinley, Mrs.

Lucas, Mrs. Mrs. Broinowskie 6 children and serrant Mrs. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.

Brers, Messrs. C. Walker, W. Crolt, and 17 in the steerage. W.

H. Smith and Sons, agents. Atjeh 1609 tons. Captain M. De Neef, from Bataria September 15, Port Darwin October 8, Thursday Island Cooktown October 11, Brisbane October 19.

Passengers -From Bataria Mr. and Miss Tan Dorp. From'Souxabayat Mr. and Miss Qum, Mrs. Shaw, and 3 in the steerage.

From Port Darwin Messrs. W. T. Lawrie, E. W.

Price, C. A. Fleming, and 5 in the steerage. From Brisbane Miss Caston, Mr. W.

C. Clifton, and 8 tn the steerage. From Singapore 1 in the steerage. From Townsville 7 in the steerage. For Melbourne From Bataria Cammel, and 1 in the steerage.

From Samarang: Mirs -Quibler. From Sourabaya Mrs. RandolL Messrs. Kohler, H. P.

A. Tiffin, J. Chambers, and lin the steerage. From Port Darwin Mrs. Mcldrum and fire children.

From Brisbane Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Mr. T. Hamilton, -and 3 in the steerage.

For Adelaide From Port Darwin Mr. Blanc hard, and 13 in the steerage. Flared and agents. Ton Tangs 678 tons, Captain H. B.

Brlstowe, from Brisbane Uth instant. Passengers Messrs. W. Blackford, C. Leger, T.

Bany, F. Kember, A. Harris; and 26 in the steerage. W. H.

agent. City of Grafton 835 tons, Captain H. Creer, from Grafton 10th bistant. Passengers Mrs. Campbell, Mrs.

Henderson, child, i and serrant, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Hcnaford, Mrs. Mylcr, Mrs. Hughenton and child, Mrs.

Kelly, Mrs. Yabsley, Mrs. Cooper, Miss M'Kinnon. Mies Cooper, Miss PetebeH, Buss Fruln, Miss Brennan, Miss Aiken, Miss M'Kenna, Miss Graham, Miss Fits- sersld, Messrs. Meml, Simpson, Armstrong, Monoban, Smith (3), H'Creigh, Mover, Cutbridge, M'Auley, M'Grath, M'Cormack, Brans, Sykes, layton, Boyd, Bridge, Kelly, Kenyan, Boblsoa, florrenson.

Davison, Keill, Master Yabsley, and 114 the steerage. C. and R. R. S.

N. agents. October 18. Australian (s.1, 500 tons, Captain C. F.

Tucker, from Grafton October 15. Passengers Mrs. Sturgeon, Mrs. Soutcr and 3 children. Miss C.

M'Lauchlan, Messrs. Wakefield, Harrison, Brown, Kelly, Crawe. sturgeon. Master Sturgeon, and 10 in the rateersgr. G.

and B. Nfawll, agents. Taiamnng 1381 tons. Captain T. Sanndercon, from Melbourne October 19.

Passengers -Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dcmater, Mrs.

Guthiie, Messrs. Lowden, Whitelaw, C. Lees, Wells, Bchwcrts, and 20 in the steerage. W. Carson, agent.

James Pstersoa 570 tons. Captain U. Rowe, from Rock-hampton and Maryborough 11th instant. A. 8.

N. Cob, agents. Ly-ee-Moon (s.J, 1200 tons, Captain C. J. Kighttngall, from Melbourne October 16th.

Passengers Mrs. Calder, Mrs. M'Kinnon, Mrs. Smyth. Mrs.

W. F. Tenklor. Mrs. Nailer, Mrs.

Lewis and child, Mrs. Blain and six children. Miss Geddes, Miss GosteUo. Miss Johnston, Miss Tenklor, Miss Cronen, Miss B. Becks.

Miss Jenkins, Captain Smith, Messrs. A. Calder, H. 3f Weill, T. T.

Roberts, A. Cooper, E. B. Cotton, E. W.

Hinohln, :8. Duncan, J. Quinn, E. Danfleld, D. Salmond.

W. F. Tenklor, G. Smyth, G. BerrelLB.

Weathers, W. Zerenboom, J. M'Eroy, II. Pottinger, H. A.

M. Christopher, H. G. Powers, R. Morrison, Marchalk B.

Cotton, A. Mirls, and 80 in the steerage. A. 8. N.

agents. Manlr fs.1.98 tons. Captain Tanlin, from Bellinger Birer Adelaide, Jenkins, Johnston's Bay B. Bond. Adonis, Hurley, Pyrmont Captain.

Dayfrpring, Brenthwait. Summerbell'a Wharf Rer. J. Cosh. Emu, Dibbs's Wharf Cowlishaw, Brothers.

Harriet, Verren, off Pyrmont Captain. Mitt, Brown, Lavender Bay J. J. Aitken. Bed Gauntlet, Collins, Cosmopolitan Wharf Captain.

Ripple. Davis, MoorsU Wharf Cowlishaw Brothers. Victor, M'Intosh, Cosmopolitan Wharf Cowlishaw, Brothers. Wollomal, Thompson, Market Wharf ft B. Bond.

VESSELS TO ARRIVE. Agents' Names. Remarks. Where from. Date of Bailing.

Vessels and Rig. children, Mrs, G. W. Smyth. Mrs.

Bolan and child, Mrs. Calla- Shan, Colonel P. F. Scratchier, Messrs. J.

P. De 'Donald, D. Morley, E. Young, 8. Hunter.

8. n. Jewell, J. W. Donald, H.

Sach, R. W. EUwelUW. Young. F.

M. Paterson, H. A.M. Christopher, A. Mirls, E.

Smyth, T. Mirls, N. Emo, O. Ait- London To sail July 31, rlaAdc ft Mel. Afghan Axnea sat Aug.

27 July 29 London Amana. Mason, scent. G.F. To sail August 18 London 'veiooer u. uangar, 0 tons.

Captain A. Ashford, from Melbourne. aen, r. ranay, s. joanson, uesnng.

4. we osier, v. a. uans, ana 24 in the steerage. James Paterson 570 tons.

Captain XI. Rowe. for Mary Brilliant ah usoye, ana us. Gedre, sad Con. Gedye, and Ca.

Moxhain, ft Ce. Iluigar, RakHaMlai if Cairnbulc Loaning Jane SO London Boston Ltrerpool Lircrucol Calcutta sesiataosMesasisUM Candida an borough and Roekhampton. You Tangs 672 tons, Captain IT. B. Brlstow, for Brisbane and Maryborough.

Passengers Mrs. Tborburn, Misa Long, To soil In August aoatJieoaeM To nil September rn 11 1 Candidate Ltrerpool IS HU1 Ul aiuwt .1 Aug. 8 To ail September Hamburg London Hamburg Liverpool aiesfrs. v. m.

noques, J. oanaers, ana is mine atetiage. City of Grafton (a.) and Australian for Clarence Rircr. Lb-more for Biehmond Birer. Richmond for Manning Rlrer.

October 20. Somerset for Newcastle. Casma hq Casilda bq Centurion sb Conrad Uinrich. bq Cordillera bq Cynosure bq Duchess of Edinbg. M.sb Aug.

11 Rabone, Fen, and Co. Mason, Brothers Oilohrist, Watt, aad Ca. Dangar, Gedye, and Cow A. Lamb and Co. Left Cane Town October 11 Sept.

17 lxmaon eeeee uf II ociuy. Aiuun ARRIVAL OF THE ORIENT. Plymouth, July 15 July 28 July 38 July 8 Jane 29 Liverpool Edderside Charente To sail Sept. Tia Melbourne. Euclid 1 Mason, Brothers UICOHMIi uoo av uimnw Aug.

8 Aug. 5 Deal, Aug. 9, rut Melbourne Via New Britain sse. eases oca aaaaeaasaaaaosoeiMseeees To sail ia September. Daarar.

Gedye, and Cev Genii Gladstone GcatfeU 3 sTCt Mason, Brothers London Singapore London Glasgow Glasgow NewTork Glasgow The Orient, the largest ship flying the flag of the Orient fleet, made her third appearance in Port Jackson on October 20, after a suceeMful reyage from London. Instead of steaming straight to the Cape, aa on prerious to rages, the ship had an extra stoppage of 40 hours at St Vincent for coaling purposes. The ship's capacity, for both passengers and cargo, has been thoroughly well tested the present reyage." Of the total number of 494 pass engers nearly 100 were in the saloon, 120 in the second cabin, and 270 in the third elan and steerage. While the Orient was in Leadon she was filled with a refrigerating apparatus for the freexing and preserration of the ship's proriuona for consumption out end home. The process is known as the dry-air one, and the machinery used in generating the cold air is Bell-Coleuian's natrnt.

it ia a 20-norse-nower engine, and is su nulled with To tail August MSSIIIMSHtllSHHI Towns and Co. July 20 Master's Name, nsgc. 2114 Rowley 1299 A'Becket 1001 Mackio 1613 Daridson 1S67 Bimie. MS 1221 769 640 Irringe 490 626 852 784 Richards 1693 J. Peter.

929 A.O.lsmay 900 Milne 865 Jacobsen Ro hardy 1159 1190 Chellew 1381 F.Wagstaff 4600 Conlan 1233 Stuart 1868 900 1837 1347 1231 Brown 1173 Clare 1521 GoddanU aaesMas al 1598 4219 Cooper seeeasee eeeeal Craig 1203 Robsoa 1120 Faulkner 1301 i. E. Croker 23S T. T. Brown 1199 Peters 1429 Crystal saeess ssaoi- 728 Bandoier MO M'Callum IH.

1711 Cheraher Herbert Black bq Inch bq Sept-13 1.0 bTHII IU VAVtOIKfrMOeaoaeeeosecMaasI Via New Britain Bin ga pore A. Lamb and Co. July 28 Plymouth, July 29 IIIIHNIIHlMIHj MMH- a inaia si La Uogue. Leander al Lignria O. a Loch Etire al Far sengers Miss N.

Ashford, Miss Edwards, Mrs. Thorbum, Mrs. Bdwards, Mrs. Nebby, masters Nebby (2). Mrs.

Ellis, Mn. Moore and children. Mr. and Mrs. A.

Darla, Mr. and Mrs. Nurcombe, fr. and Mrs. Crobon and Infant, Mr.

and Mrs. C. Terrems Terrems, F. Warden, M. Nelson, J.

P. Grattan, IL. Paton, W. Mason, W.Simpson, H. Lepper.D.

Betsy, J. Yecrers, and S6 in the steerage. W. Howard Smith and Sons, agents. October 19.

Diamantina 800 tons. Captain J. Herron, from Manning Passengers Mrs. Adams and child, Miss Pullon, Mr. Case.

H. D. Portus, agent. Richmond 400 tons. Captain W.

Hcrsee, from the Manning Birer 18th October. Passengers-Mrs. Howl and child, Mis Kmilr Mathers, Miss Martha Mathers, Messrs. Brown, Barry, Kenbr, Jurrey, Blackall, W. Spargo, and 0 in the steerage.

G. B. Nicoll, agents. Emnout 678 tons, Captain H. Beel, from Roekhampton Cctober 15.

Passengers Mr. and Mrs. Newton, Misses Newton (2) and maid, Dr. Halkett, Messrs. W.

John, C. M. John, and 10 in the steerage. A.S.N. agents.

Hunter Captain John M'Arthnr. from Clyde, Ulladulla, 18th instant. Passengers Mrs. Lock, Messrs. M'Coy, Thompson, 'Gibson, Dudley, Darla, Dotninlchety, and 3 in the steerage.

I.8.N. agents. Beagle tons. Captain S. Brown, from Manning Birer.

rasKngersMrs. Hind and family (7). Miss M'DomwII, Messrs. Day, Duncan, Radeliff. and Johnson.

J. Ritchie, agent. Wentworth 956 tons, Captain J. Banks, from Cooktown, Tia Northern ports. PassengersMrs.

8. P. Pugh, Mrs. N. 8.

Cohen infant and maid, Mrs. M'Crossan, Mrs. Croaker infanta and serrants, Mrs. A. Clarke, Mrs.

B. F. Lery, Miss M'AlUster, Messrs. J. W.

Crowley, H. Wood, T. MiuUn, 8. 8. Uetherlng-.

ton, A. Townson, W. J. Russell. Harry 1 Clair, J.

M'Cormick, Master Lery, Messrs. Simpson, T. W. Heunecki, W. H.

Spier, R. O. Watkfn, J. Smith, T. P.

Pugh, DoUard, P. Sheridan, and in the streram. A.fLS. Tat man 720 tons, Captain W. D.

Lyon, from Ilobart Town October 16. Passengers Mrs. Tanghan, Mrs. Fletcher, Messrs. Hall, B.

Cotton, R. Harrison. For Eden Mr. and Mrs. Kelia-way, Misses KeUaway (3).

From Eden Misses CHare 11), Messrs. Parabi Dare, DaTidson, and IS in the steerage. T. and W. Willis, sweats.

Adonis, schooner, 108 tons, Captain Hurley, from ninobenbrook Island September 38, Captain, agent. Oo'obrr 20. Orient 5886 tons, Captain W. F. Howlson, from London 8 ptf mber 8, rla Plymouth September 4, St.

Vincent September 13, Capetown September 36, Adelaide October 14, Melbourne October 16. Passengers frUm London I Mr. and Mrs. Morris nudson, Mr. and Mrs.

William Jones and child, Mr. ar.d Mr. Joseph Tange, Miss Hill and maid, Misa Ellen Clarke. Mr. Folk ttt an, Agnes Gilder, ML Don Ulgglnbotham, Miss C.

E. 1 eea eaa sea eos (To sail October IS To sail Ancust 15 Poochow London London tondon Mason, Brothers GUohrist Watt, Ud Caw Oct. rPlrm. Oct 2. ria Ad.

and MeL Lusitania O. st tiet. 1 Lett Melbourne October 11 (ialle Malwa P. and O. at steam from the main boiler, and there ia no interruption to the freexing process either at sea or in harbour.

This Innoration has recrired a most practical test on the royage.and is thoroughly successful. The fieeslng chamber, which Is dose to the engine-room, has space for 30 tons measurement, and at each place of call Cooper jKlrton. Mason Ola row To sail September 28 Via Port Darwin. October it Mundalay Meath Menmnir iionsrkonc Via Port Darwin. Bright, Brothers.

Lorimer, Rome, and Ca Hongkong Liverpool. jJuly 21 It ia fully supplied with beef, mutton, poultry, fish, fruits and dairy produce. With such a rast number of passengers as the Mltredale si Northampton sb uonoon London A. Limb and Co. To sail August 23 snip mougnt out tne, irecsing-room was xounu 10 se ey no mean, too large for the requirements of those on board.

The chamber is, bowerer, likely to be enlarged, aa the engine ia capable of duina- dutr for a snaee of double its dimensions. There has been IIongkongMMN'Au g. 31 Montefiore, Joseph, ft Co. Loudon To sail September 6 To sail September 6 rarramatta toaeteeeseseess Prnedo Pericles Potofl Princess Lou 1m Rosctta P. and O.

Solomon Is. some talk of fitting the Orient for the conreyance of froscn meat as cargo. The apparatus has prored a great benefit, as it does away with the nuuance of carrying lire stock, which occasion Cooper, Kirton. Via Adelaide and Melbourne London Salamanca ah Montefiore, Jocph, ft 0a. London VHr' Sophocles Soukar Plymouth July 9 Loading, ria Adelaide Bright, Brotnors an- w.

Barron, Moxham, endCs E. Viokcry. ally get masneanp ana swept arerooara uunng stormy wraucr. The Orient left London at 9 a.m. on the 3rd ultimo, and arrired at PI mouth at 8 o'clock on the following morning.

She remained tbeie until lp.m., and then took her departure with moderate to fresh breexes, aad occasionally haxv weather until oS Cshant. Light to fresh southerly and 8. W. winds were met with to Madeira, Sirocco Meaaaaesaeease sssseeeeeaaa Fiji Islands fMiilnti tcmber 38 Btraeathro 7 Dangar, Ocdye, and A ly. 18 At Barrow, Jane 14 'ane Trafalgar ah MeesoeseeesMfl Wakefield William Duthia xo sau August is a oicn was parsca on tne 7in ummo.

ua tne isianas toe unen steamed into light northerly and N.E. breexes, which lasted until arilralatst Vincent, at a quarter to 1 p.m. on the Uth ultimo. The distance run was 2244 miles, and the dairy prWermancos from the bill ultimo, Inolusire, weio 273,. 319, 111327, 311, 810, and Dangar, oeajm, July ia Left Auckland Ootobcr 18 M.ss.