PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XI, Issue 721, 26 May 1854, Page 2

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Entered Inwards. May 23— Yarro-w, bug, Captei i Kemp, from Melbourne. Passengers — Dr. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. "Mac Dowel, Mr. Mac Dowel, jun., Miss Mac Dowel, Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery, Mr. Whachom, Mrs. "Wakely & child, Mr. and Mrs. Archer, J. C. Miller, T. Bellcombe, W. Kates, H. Easton, Mr. and Mrs. Litherland, J. Young, J. Steermer, Mr. and Mrs. Maclnnesjand six children, J. Ines, J. Champion.— J. Salmon and Co., agents. _ \ May 23— H.M. Colonial brig, Victoria, P. A. Deck, Commander, from Nelson. Passengers— Dr. Knight, Messrs. E. G. Wakefield, J. Wakefield, McAndrew, Cargill, Cutten, Roberts, Ross, Ellerson, Mrs. Deck and servant. # May 23 — Nelson, screw steamer, Captain Martin, from Wellington, Nelson, and New Plymouth, at Manakau. Passengers — Major Richmond, and Miss Richmond, Mr. H. Sewell and Mrs. Sewell, Mr. A. Ludlam, Mr. E. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Fitzgerald two children and servant, Dr. .Monro and Mrs. Monro two children and servant, Mr. J. Kelham and Mrs. Kelham, Dr. Richardson, Capt. Bellairs, Lieut. Berkeley, Messrs. H Seymour, F. D. Bell, -H. St Hill, C. Clifford, W. B. Rhodes, R. Hart, S. Evans, Willis, Birch, Combes, Betts, and Mrs. Reid.— From New Plymouth, Major Lloyd, Messrs. Crompton, King, Geldhi 1, H. Halse, Birch, and Miss Curtis.— Brown & Campbell, agents. May 23— Mary Anne, 20 tons, Paulgrain, from East Coast, with 700 bushels wheat, 4 casks pork, and 50 bushels apples. m , , May 25— Lady Jane Grey, 12 tons, Tohoahu, from Russell, with 30 kits gum, 40 do. maize. May 25— Mary, 25 tons, Fernandez, from the Wada, with 14,000 feet timber. May 25— Catherine, 15 tons, Savage, from Matata, with \ 1 3± tons flax, 2 tons potatoes. May 25— Osprey, 47 tons, Brown, from Russell, with 8 working bullocks. Passengers— Messrs. J. Busby, H. Williams, Kemp, Shepherd, Master Shepherd, H. B. White, H. Brown, Harrison, Lieutenant Shipley, 58th regt. , . . May 25— Napi, 17 tons, Hooker, from Matakana, with 30 tons firewood. May 25— Hawkhead, 22 tons, Lawrie, from Mahurangi, with 20 tons firewood, 300 feet sawn timber. May 25— Herald, 25 tons, Tautari, from Russell. Passengers—Mr. W. Duncan, 8 prisoners, and 6 soldiers. — T. Russell, agent.

May 26 — Auckland, 16 tons, Trail, from Matakana, with 22 tons firewood. May 25 — Emily, 10 tons, Dent, from Wangarei with 1 ton bacon, 1 do. gum, 100 lbs. butter, 200 do. honey, 5 bushels corn, 5 cwt. potatoes, 12 pigs May 25 — Sally Brass, 18 tons, Gilmore, from Matakana, with 25 tons firewood. May 25— Frances Partridge, American barque, 264 tons, J. D. Broughton, from Melbourne, in ballast. — J. A. Langford, agent. May 25— Galway Ark, brigantine, 230 tons, J. Bain, from Newcastle N. S. W. Passengers— Messrs. T. Ilalstead, H. "Bertram, W. James, W. "Wright. 11. Barson, M. Camer.— E. Rich, agent, Cleaiied Outwakds. May 25— Auckland, 16 tons, Trail, for Matakana. Passengers — Mr. McKay and family. May 25— William, 17 tons, Copcland, for Orewa, with 2 tons flour, 3 tierces beef, 2 chests tea, £ ton sugar, 6 packages sundries. May 25— Hawkhead, 22 tons, Lawrie, for Mahurangi, with 8 gallons rum, 1 bag sugar, 2 do. flour, and sundries,

Sailed. April 25— Moa, brig, Bowden, for Sydney. Imports Foreign. In the Yarow, 19 bags coffee, 1 cask nutmegs, 186 bags sugar, 50 barrels do., 4 hhds. brandy, 160 cases gin, 52 cases merchandize, 50 boxes tea, 1 piano.

Auckland Shipping at Melbourne. Arrived.— April 23, Ocean, brig, Kane, from Ilokianga. April 24, Ocean, brig, Dcuchar, from Manakau the 9th. April 24, Onyx, barque, from Auckland the 9th. May 6th, Firefly, brig, from Kawhia the 16th April. Sailed.— May sth, Algerine, brig, Lillewall, for Sydney. May 7th, Yarrow, brig, Kemp, for Auckland. May 10th, Frances Partridge, American barque, Broughton, for Auckland.

A hew and^fuly yacht-like addition to our long list of valuable coasters arrived in port from the Bay of Islands, on "Wednesday morning. The new-comer is called the Osprey. She is of 50 tons burthen ;is intended for the Auckland and Bay of Islands trade ; and is the property of the Messrs. Williams brothers, for whom she was designed by Mr. Brown the builder of the Herald. Low and aloft, the Osprey is a beautiful specimen of naval architecture. She overhauled both the Herald and Frances Partridge in her passage up the gulf, giving them the go-by in the thorough clipper style. The brig Yarrow, Captain Kemp, came into harbour on Tuesday, after a fair passage of fourteen days from Melbourne. The Yarrow is a fine, new, roomy brig, built at Prince Edwards Island, and has only made one passage to Liverpool and from thence to the Colonies. She is, Aye understand to be added to the rapidly increasing tonnage list of the port of Auckland, having been purchased at Melboiu-ne for Captain Salmon. The American barque Frances Partridge, Captain Broughton, arrived from Melbourne on Wednesday morning. She sailed on the 10th inst., and experienced very tempestuous weather during the first part of her passage, and a succession of calms during the latter portion of it. She has come to Auckland to load a cargo of kauri gum for the. United States.