Arrival of the Rooparell from London.

The New Zealand Shipping Company's fine new iron ship Rooparell, Captain Sandveg, arrived in harbour at 3 o'clock from London, after a passage of 95 days from port to port or 90 from land to land. She brings the largest number of immigrants ever brought to this port, her compliment of passengera numbering 367. Captain Sandveg reports leaving London 24th Feb. Encountered very rough weather in the channel, landed pilot at Dodman Point on the 27th February. Lost sight of the land on the 2nd March, and had fair weather to the Equator, which was crossed in long 26 W, Picked up the N.E. trades in 9 North on the 15th March, They proved very light. The S.E. trades were carried to 25deg. S. Passed the meridian jf'of the Cape 25th April, in 41 S. Kan down the eaßting in 45 deg: S. In the course of it experienced strong westerly winds, at times amounting to a gale, in one of which carried away flying jib-boom. Made the land (the North Cape) early yesterday morning, and had fine strong north-east breeze into port. The Eouparell brings her multitude of passengers in good health. Three deaths occurred during the early part of the passage. These were Charles Kewley, aged 29, of consumption and paralysis ; and two infants named Lawrence and Burrows, the first of consumption, and the other of bronchitis. Three births have taken place on the way out, in addition to one premature birth. There being no infectious disease on board Captain Burgess brought the ship up the harbour, and she anchored off the wharf about three o'clock. No one was suffered to go on board, however, till after the Health Officer had been on board. Dr Philson and the Immigration Commissioner, Mr Ellis, went off at halfpast three, and the immigrants are now being inspected. Per ship Kooparell, from London: Married:-; Sharp; Stephen W. 27, Emma 26, Wm. W. 4, Ernest A 2, Ellen C. infant; Fryer: Thomas 42, Elizabeth 41, James 11, Anne 8; Winter: James 40, Mary 34, Ann 13, Alice 12, Emily 10, Eose 8, J?neC, Wm. W. 4, Herbert 1; Stevens: Wm. 38, Martha S 31, Amy F. 2; Laurencs: Malm 28, Sophia 26, Sarah A. 8, Rose E. 0. Cornelius 4, Alice S. 1; Burrows:, Henry W. 38, Sarah A. 37, Frances S. 10, Louise 7, Susan 5, Henry E. 3; Mark W. 1; Whittle: Charles 34, Maria 35 Ann M. 4, Christiana 3: Care: George 31, Sarah 20, Emma 1; Kogers: Henry 40, Mary 42 Joshua 10, Lydia 8, ■ Edward 6, Kate 5, George 1; Crayford: William 37; Anne 37, Ellen E. 4, Edith M 2, Daisy M. 1; James: James 40, Lucy 30, Emily 6, Willie 1; Archibald: Thos. 59, Harriet 48, Catherine 18; Archibald: Wm. 22 Esther C 22, Wm 1- Curtis: Stephen 28, Sarah 30; Bland: Jno. 88 Ann 22, Alfred 10, Charles 9, Stephen 7; French: Robert 3i, Catherine 33, Peter 10, Jo^n 7, Robert 5, Catherine' 3, Thomas 1; Hunt: Fred A. 29 Mar a 80. Miliicentll, Emma 10, Clara 6, Elizbeth 4, Ellenl, Gallon- Robert 56, Rachel 35, Ann S. 15, Robert W. in Tnhn S 9 Eliza 7, Ellen 5; Mole: David 21, J&ria J 22- Curtis: Hy.' 31, Sarah 31, Annie 9, By. V James 3 Florence 1; Cannell: Wm 86. Mary A. Vi Philip I Alice 11, Frances 6, Agnes 4, Catherine 2, Worencel- Hines: Robert 22, Emily C. 20; Downy: rwiotte 37 Benin. R. 37: McGraham: Thos. 26, r^horine 25- Wey: Wm. 32, Emily 30, Chas 6, Martha 4; *ane/: George 88, Elizth. 36; BattuhaU: Thos 30, Sophia 29, Florence J. 2, Chas. T 1- Hayes: Chas. 40, Maria 38, Mary E. 15, winiatn II Charles 7, John 4, George 1; 28, Matilda «; "c»°s» ls,;i'rid;.: Jarne. 30, S.r»l. 19, Hemy >ft, WjSf J'VS. B i'nSh. S, Arthur 4, ?"■"?£'' ■'£££ ramSt 21. Harriet 22; Thomas 21, John W^"*™^ Rutledge, George WilUm 19; Draper, ■'•""■ r ,™lSt, Joto »■ G. 18, Owen P. }?: o«- Sraallmaii, 21: Parking. Jno. T. 2li Prevost, Thoa. ia. w"1"'

Robt. F. 19; Ho!loway,'?Jas. 28; Hudson, John 20; Wiliiainscn, Mark 21; Wheaton, Hector E., 19; Lloyd, Jno. 27; Daly, Stephen 21; Smith, John E. 37; Bold, Jno. T. 25; Foy, Wm. 27; Slyth, Jno. H. 19; Hand, John 21; Stephen, Win. 23; Nicholas, E. 22; Wright, Jas. 33: Grovor, Albert 21; Williamsoi, Jno. 23; Strenlocko, Thos. 22; Pearce.E-lwd. 24; Cockfleld, Jno. 20; Jamieson, Arthew 22; Bracowell, Jas. 22; Stilwell, Wm. A. 2S; Tyack, Josh. P. 24; McMahon, John 24; Pegg, Richard J. 19; Porter, Alfred 19; Co .per, Henry S. 20; Larter, Henry A. 20; Robinson, William T. 19: Miller, He^ry W. 30; Putman, Fred. 23: Trimmer W. SO; Wenn, John E. 19; Attwood, George 24: Daubney, Jnn. H. 21: Alfrey, Alfred 27; Sa\ill, Walter 18; Lacer, Wm. 28; Slmmonds, Jas. 27; Taylor, Joshua W. 25; Quale, Alfred 24; Card, Thos. W. 21; Scotchmer, Wm. 22 ; Ward, H. S4; Janes, Wm. J. 19; Brooks, Jas. 27; McCarthy, Thos. 22; Byrne, John 21; Alharet, Charles E. 24; Sirkett, Walter 22; Kewley, Charles 20; Marshall, William H. 23; Sykes, Thomas A. 20; Norris: Charles 33, William 8: Merganeth, J. 22; Martisi, Emanuel 23; Accolino, Anton 23: I'ader, Louis 27: Gossetti, Jacob 22; Willendorf, Albert 26; Voigt, Fredk. 28; Delawai'i, Peter 30; Luge, Luoni 29: Caloas, Leopold 26; Spannazel, Carl 25; Crawford, Dan 22; Roe, Henry 23; Tucker, Stephen 19; Schnell, Anton 33; Thie?el, Carl 2G; Lehmann, F. 20: Erdman, 11. 24; Quible, 24; Baylis, George W. 23. Single women :— Frost, Martha 19; Hunt, Catherine 24; Spackman, Sarah 19 ; Brewer, Sarah 20; Rogers: Mary 19, Helen 17, Emily 15, Fanny 12; Raines, Esther 19; Bowsher, Kate 14; Bailey: Mary G. 19, E. C. 24; Lanfear, Elizabeth 20; Jennings, Caroline 19; Saunders, Mary A. 17; Fryer, E. 17 Widdleton, Ann 18. Per Eoopareil, ship, from London:—2lss rails, 7 paskages, Minister of Public Works; 10 casks, Benderson and Macfarlane ; 5 casks, R. Baird; 10 cases, B. and H. Isaacs; 20 barrels, 1 butt, Brown, Campbell and Co.; 1 case, Sir G. Grey: 7 cases, 25 bundles, order; 8 tanks, Combes and Dal^y^ cases, 2 barrels, 3 bales, 3 casks, 12hhds , W. Phillipps nn»l Son; 14 cases, 9 casks, 1 bale, 5 bundles, lba?, Hamilton Brothers; 1 case, order; 1G oases, 1 cask, M. J. Andrews; 1 hhd., 2 cases, W. Ewen; 6 cas^s, J. 'Roberton and Co.; 10 crates, 1 cask samples, J. B. Francis; 9 packages, Fraser and Tinne; 4 casks, 1 bundle, Robert Neale; 3 bales, Stewart and Anderson; C bales, 20 drums, 2 cases, 34 packages, Williams and Co.; 92 cases, 02 casks, 7 bales, 5 hhds., 20 barrels, 00 bags, 79 kegs, SO cases, 2 cases samples, E. and H. Isaacs: 50 barrels, J. S. Macfavlano and Co.; 100 boxes, order; 28 cases, Ea'nett and Levy; 3 cases, Union Sash and Door Co.; 4 cases, Winks and Hall; 11 casks, R. Brewer; 1 case, W. J. Palmer: 0 bales, Wyiks and Ha1!; 1 case, order; 1 case, J. and !■'. Stubbs and Co.; 1 c <?e, E. Wayte; 101 cases, 19 casks, i order; 369 cases, E. and H. Isaacs: 3 casks, order; 13 packages, T. Peacock, 96 cases, 1 cask, 02 trunks, Le\\!s Brothers; 41 casks, 10 ca^es, Ireland Brothers; 2 cases, order; 7 crates, J. B. Francis; 3 cases, J. Edson: 12 eves, Combes and Daldy; 4 casks, 6 cases, order; 11 tales, 5 cases, TCushUrook and Bridgmnn; 2 casks, order; 2 cases, 3 casks, It. Copley: 4 ci.sks, 4 cases, Combes and Da'dy: 1 cask, Union Steam Pfiwmi'l Co.; 121 cases, 54 bundles, 1 chain, ordor; 14 casks, 50 kegs, 7 cases, W. Pl)illipp3 and Son; COO boxes, 13 cases, 4 packages, 5 casks, 1 crate, 4 wheels, 36 cases, 1 barrel, 92 packages, 9 ca^ks, 7 packages, E. Porter and Co.; 105 ko(.;s, 4 barrels, 1 ra*k, 4 cases, 3 hhds.. Stone Brothers; 45 drums, 12 kegs, 8 cases, rrder: 12 trunks, 39 cases, 12 bales, .>. Cosgravc and Co ; 19 case?, 3 crates, E. and 11. Isaacs; 1 case, T. L. White; 1 casr\ addressed; 1 case, K. • Jraham; 6 cases, E. and IT. Isaacs; 1 case, J. liout;s9 cases, Holland and P.utlfir: 4 ca-es, order; 241 camp ovens, 3 cases, 3 hhds., 1 ctsk, J. and J. Dickey; 40 lots wire, 1 casj, 7 kegs, E. Porter and Co.: 343 iron rails, 150 kegs, 12 casks, 10 anchors, 4 ca<es, 412 <nmp ovens, 391 covers, 200 iron pots, 1 cask, 1 case, 2 casks, 2 bales, 2 case?, 1 cask, 93 casks, 23 lihds , 29 boilers, 12 cases, 29 kegs, J. package, 130 boxes, 2 bales, 8 rolls, 9 cises. 152 bales, 280 keg--, 14 casks, T. ( and S. Morrin; 50 half-hhds . 1 case, Bruwn, Campbe I', and Co.; 2 bales, Ireland Bi-olher.s; 80 cast s, order; 2 cases, Charles Shepherd; 1700 pipes, 78 pieces, 20 plates, 15 lengths, 5 ca?es, Auckland GrflS Company; 1 case, order; 2 cases, J. Edson; 00 cases, Brown, Campbell and Co.; 10 cases, order; 1 case, W. S. King; 1 case, R. Clarke; 1 case, order; 7 casos, E. Porter and Co.; 10 cases, 9 packages, 5 bales, A. Clarke and Sons; 90 cases, order; 1 case, address; 120 cases, 4 bales, 10 qr.-casks. 1 tank, 20 barrels, 110 bcxes, order: 108 packages, R. Lusk; 2 packers, J. T. Leißbton; 7 eases, order; 13 hhds., 10 qr.casks, 120 eases, 20 drums, 100 jars, 10 kegs. 0 crates, 6 bags, Brown, Campbell and Co.; 2 package1, 44 tanks, New Zealand Shipping Company. For Napier: 9 casos, Stuart and Co.—New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.