DEPARTURE OF THE ENGLISH MAIL.

Auckland Star, Volume VII, Issue 1971, 3 June 1876, Page 2

DEPARTURE OF THE ENGLISH MAIL.

WXI ThS Anstralia. with the English mail on board, t Mayas at five o'clock this evening. The Takapuna 5? Viljtv*the Korth Shore Ferry Go's wharf at four ''"oTOboK-to take passengers on board. She will go ,iMglfla«hrongh to 9an Francisco via. Kandavu and MoDoltihi communicating with the City of ttan Fr&ncisco from Sydney at the former port, and Uking on ,J? r Passengers and maUs, The Australia takes very lrraewcMrgo from >. rev 7 Zealand. 'Passengers : For San Fancisco—Saloon : From ,KB(«p:chalmers—Messrs A Mclntyra, Thos Murray, IrlsvjtngjiW. Shennon, Cracknell. T G Tanton. From jt J.ytt*itun—The Hon G Buckley, Messrs \V D Mitche!!, ,'4i»Bl<3«Mgh. F Merchant, Klrton From Napier—3 IlSisteraioi1 Mercy, Mr and Mrs Filmer Mr Dinwiddie. nS49e.!T«ga: From Southern Ports—ll adults and 6 children.

From Auckland for San Francisco : Saloon—Mr and MraiS-rWhite, Mr V. B Stead, Mr T F Tinne, the -Marionette Tronpe (8), Mr O C Stone, Mr T G Tanton, t^sfpV'ii^'W H Ha!l, and eight steerage. For Sydnoy--irMKtP'Rtßainey, T R Russell, J, R S, and W J Martin, oafida. steerage for Honolulu, iiwob *>i«l ' '

!, "jsi»k^chooner Kats McGregor arrived at Lyttelton -$M$" S port on the 28th ult- " jTuef'|hree masted s>choonfir FaWie, cleared at ■.XxueMoja for Auckland on the 28th. ult, with tho "rajowirig cargo :—2830 sacks potatoes, 100 sacks malt, "w sacp flour, 590 sacks oats, 50 bags oatmeal, 14 catks '^IxJtef.'lSj'OOO slates, 130 pkgs meats i Thouschooner Onward cleared at Lyttelfon on the 28th far .Auckland, with 700 sacks wheat, 50 sacks _OMS,'JtO Cases meats. .The schooner Torea, from Felorus Sound reached OXljrttel^El on the 26th May. •jufcfthe.BfihooneM Gulden Is'e and Minnie Hare bring jjC^rgpejsi.iOif coal from Bussell. ,-itKJH*Pt*in McKenzie repr.rts sighting1 about two days 1 sail from Auckland, the schooner Vavan, which left Tongarfor this port the day after the Martha. She may >pel looked for at any mome.Dt. .sßfieteßoverty Bay Herald contradicts a report that , v €itptain'Bcnr)all, late of the barquentine Falcon, was IfiboiitJftDtake command of the s s Pretty Jane, but .ip-pr,Giftljoruo contemporary says that Optatn Bendall .18iM&f& appointed coastal pilot to the Pacific Mail •sjeamers.firjrft&7&.s. t Hawea arrived from the South yesterdar flWjthtJite following pasßergers :—Miss Haultain, Mr Jffljf iJjJJirflyFenwick. and servant, Mr and Mrs Henry, fJßev^jftlfiflee, Key Mr Lawry, Mnssra Williamson, A. BW K ,^?j>(J3low, Gillies, Mos3, Wright, Packer, Wilson, OKfiMfesWd 2 in the steerage. The brig Jane arrived from Hobart Town yesterday. morning. Captain Belmar reports leaving on the 16th ulfcrftShe expeiiencod a fouv days taslerly gale ofL^ffjijijice Kings.^She brings a cargo cf fruit, bark, ■xSufgf-eteirprincipally consigned to tha agents Messrs «P&d*ftSreyers & Co. •art 6 Marthu, Captain McKenzie, arrived JMgn^gqjJMendly Isles yesterday afternoon, with a cargo of c&p:ra, after a quick passage. Afterfmaking the ißlancls of the group, she left the Yon of To,pgatabu on Thursday May 251h at 4 p m. .with fine easterly wind, which she carried till the 30th nit., when it freshened into a brisk gale lasting 48 hours; experienced light variable winds from then ,*F#OTOSK'3 leavy Eea running from the eastward, till Sve sightecPCape Brett, on Saturday 3rd inst ,siwind B.W. Anchored in Auckland on Sunday at 2 p.m. PasSßaferfi^-Mrs Millar, Miss Millar, Capt. Sloane. We are indebted to Mr Berrill, the supercargo for the dispatches concerning Colonel A. B. bteinbsrger, pubJ^gh^(TtjOJaffWhcre, and for report of voyage.