PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XI, Issue 746, 22 August 1854, Page 2

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Entered Inwards. August 18 — Emily, 10 tons, Mair, from Wangarei, with 6j tons gum, 3 cwt. "bacon and hams, 30 fruit trees. August 21 — Invincible, barque, 290 tons, "W. Brier, from Melbourne. Passsengers — Mr. and Mrs. "Watchorn, Miss Watchorn, Mr. McDonald, Messrs. Marks, Lowe, Poole, T. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. Henson and 3 children, Mr. Nicholson, A. Nicholson, W. Gibbons, W. Scott, T. Hearing, X McCarthy, T. Roach, John Simple, W. McDonald, J. Hughes, A. Mears. — Henderson and McFarlane, agents. August 21;— Cashmere, ship, 500 tons. Capt. Pearson, from London. Passengers — Rev. John 'Mackyy Mrs. Macky, S. Macky, John Macky, James Macky, Margaret Macky, Elizabeth Macky, Mrs. Alexander, John, Weller, and Henry Alexander, Sarah Alexander, Mr. S. Motherell, Joseph Motherell, Elizabeth, Jane, Sarah, and Selitia Motherell, Mr. Macky, Mrs. Macky, Mr. N. Latimer, Miss Macky, Mrs. E. Nixon, Messrs. 15. Armstage, B. Dean, J. Dunldp, J. Furgurson, J. Harrison, W. Judges, F. Millard, H. Macfarlane, Ann |Nordell, Moses Wallace. — Brown and Campbell, agents.

Cleared Outwards. August 18 — Alert, 18 tons, Rie, for the Wade, with 10 casks beef, 4 bags sugar, 1 ton flour, 1 ton potatoes. August 18— Hawkhead, 22 tons, Williams, for Waiheki, in ballast. August 18— Oddfellow, 22 tons, Gallagher, for Waiheki, in ballast. August 18 — Edward, 15 tons, Pringle, for the Wade, in ballast. August 18 — Tuerua, 12 tons, Oturi, fo. Maketu, witu; 3 bags sugar, 7 bags blankets and slops. August 18 — Egmont.ship, 797 tons, Gibson, for Guam. — Brown & -Campbell, agents. August 19 — Eclipse, ship, 393 tons, H. Laing, for New Plymouth. Passengers — Messrs. Powell, Brown, Rhodes, King, McLean. — Brown & Campbell, agents. August 21— Moa, brig, 236 tons, Bowden, for Sydney. Passengers— Mr. & Mrs. Slater, Miss Malone, Mr. & Mrs. Hitchins, Mr. Land, Lieut. Hill, 58th regt., Mr. J. McDermott, Miss Kempton, T. & W. Rowe, P. Jeffery, H. T. Haley, Mr. & Mrs. J. Williamson, H. Hobson, T. Byron,— W. S. Grahame, agent. August 21 — Queen, screw steamer, 132 tons, Wm. Graham, for Sydney. Passengers — Messrs. Sands, McMuroch, Mrs. Welsh, Messrs. Ivory, England, Harris, Hall, Jackson, Gill, Carter, Lewis.— John Woodhouse, agent.

Exports Foreign. Per Eclipse, for New Plymouth : — Part of original cargo from London, shipped at Auckland, 11 cases, 4 hales, 1 windlass frill, 1 set pulls, 14 packages, 2 chains ,

3 drums white lead, 2 drums oil, 2 oars, 2 blocks, 4 coils rope, 2 casks tar, 4 bags. Per Queen, for Sydney :-1000 bushels bran, 2-50 do. maize, 20 tons potatoes, from Nelson, 10 tons potatoes, 300 bushels oats, 300 do. malt, 10 bags oats, 30 cwt. flax, 1 hhd. ale, 15 bags oats, Per Moa, for Sydney :—6l bundles flax, 31 trusses hay, 1244 bags gum, 58 kits potatoes, 1 tierce beef, 4 tons potatoes.

Imports Foreign. M. .. , A Per Invincible, from Melbourne: — 199 half chests, 40 packages tea, 300 barrels flour, 112 bags coffee, 2 bales sacks, 858 bags sugar, 35 boxes soap, 40 bags potatoes, 10 cases sarsaparilla, 3 cases pianos, 11 cases syrup, 13 bags oats, 1 iron safe, 1 case books, 2 machines, 21 packages slops, 3 bales canvass, 8 packages drapery, 4 cases boots, 2 packages calico, 150 tins biscuit, 5 cases sardines, 1 case caps, 2 cases accordeons, 1 case clocks, 1 looking glass, 1 weighmg machine, 2 cases slippers, 2 cases apparel, 3 cases perfumery, 3 bales carpets, 2 cases lemon syrup, 4 boxes confectionery, 7 cases clocks, 28 kegs herrings, 6 bales slops, 1 case musical instruments, 2 cases ironmongery, 2 cases paperhangings, 1 case hats, 4 cases cigars, 3 cases undescribed. Per Cashmere, from London: — 22 hhds., order ; 9 cases, 2bales, A. Clark-, 200 bags, S. Motherell; 2 case, 1 bale, 32 barrels, 13 packages, 2 trunks, C. Davis I 8 cases, A. Clark; 1 do. W. Hughes; 106 packages, 1 cask, Gilfillan and Co.; 1 case, T. Buddie; 9 packages, John Rout; 1 case, 17 packages, 246 iron pots, W, Brodie; o packages, John Rout; 2 casks, order; 4 bales, 1 case, 1 wheel, F. M. Fletcher; 1 case, 8 packages, 3 cases, Brown & Campbell; 1 case, care of Brown & Campbell; 4 boxes, 1 case, "W. Rattray; 1 case, S. A. Joseph care of C. Davis ; 19 packages, Connell & Ridings ; 1 case, R. Ward, 429 packages, David Nathan, 4 packages, C. Joslin ; 342 packages, David Nathan ; 3 crates, W. Brodie ; 250 packages, S. Motherell; 14 packages, 2 cases, W. S. Grahame; 5 cases, R. B. Shalders; 2 cases, John Rout; 6packages, G. Graham ; 6 packages, John Rout; 1 box, care of Connell and Ridings ; 5 packages, Weston & Co.; 1 box, care of Brown and Campbell; 2 packages, Bain and Burtt; 1 case, D. McLean ; 60 bundles, W. T. S. Steel; 1 package, R. Lusk ; 2 boxes, J. J. R. Dalliston ; 1 cask, H. Hill; 5000 slates, 179 iron pots, 30 camp ovens, 129 covers, 64 packages, Bain & Burtt; 1 case, J. Brooks ; 3 cases, J. Macky, 1 case, J. C. Courtnay: 1 cose, J. Rout; 1 case, W. G. Biskey; 78 packages, Bain & Burtt; 33 packages, 4 barrels, 1 cask, as addressed; 6 cases, J. & R. Kemp; 1 case, T. Hamer: 400 bags, Brown and Campbell; 118 packages, Wellesley Hughes ; 1 box, A. Clark; 2 packages, G. E. Vaile; 427 packages, R. Lusk; 1 case, A. Clark; 22 packages, 1 case, T. S. Forsaith; 11 kegs, 5 boxes, S. Fleming; 1 case, order ; 1 case, A. Clark ; 4 barrels, 1 puncheon, R. Lusk ; 2 cases, A. Clark ; 40 casks soda, Brown & Campbell; 1 box, care of Brown & Campbell; 2 packages, 3 bales, order; 5 cases, W. Dyer; 2 do,, Bain and Burtt; 1 4 cases, F. H. Cowell; 13 packages, T. S. Forsaith ; 4 do., A. Clark; 8 do., F. Short; 3 cases J. Simms; 1 hhd. and 4 £-casks, W. Brodie ; 1 case, T. Short; 50 cases, order; 12 hhds. Bain & Burtt; 4 crates, J. Nawman ; 40 -hhds. beer, Brown & Campbell; 16 hhds. S. Fleming ; 5 cases, Salmon & Co.; 4 packages, John Rout; 3 cases, G. Graham ; 2 do., 1 bale, J. Burnett; 1 box, W. D. Shippley ; 1 do., Mrs. Churton; 9 pkgs., Brown and Campbell; 2 cases, T. S. Forsaith : 200 packages, Brown & Campbell; 4 cases, Gilfillan & Co.; 6 hhds.. H. Sharpen ; 4 cases, 2 packages, C. Pelschler care of Connell & Ridings; 7 packages, A. Asher, 9 cases, 1 cask, A. Share; 1 box, J. A. Gilfillan ; 1 do., Seacombe; 1 case, F. Porter; 13 baes, 3 packages, 4 bales, J. Cockrane ; 4 packages, C. C. Chesney ; 88 do., D. Graham & Co.; 2 bales, C. Peschler care of Connell & Ridings; 1 bale, R. B. Shalders ; 100 pkgs., Gibson & Mitchell.

Vessels in Harbour. Cashmere, ship, 500 tons, Capt. Pearson, arrived from London. —Brown & Campbell, agents. Invincible, barque, 290 tons, Capt. Brier, arrived from Melbourne. — Henderson & McFarlane, agents. Marmora, schooner, 135 tons, H. Kelly, arrived from the East Coast—Q-. Duke, agent. Queen, screw steamer, 132 tons, Graham, about to sail for Sydney and Melbourne.—J. Woodhouse, agent. Zone, brigantine, 100 tons, R. Elliott, arrived from Sydney. —G. Duke, agent. Daniel Webster, barque, 296 tons, *W. Dunning, arrived from Sydney. —Salmon & Co., agent. Amelia, barque, 193 tons, T. Birkenshaw, arrived irom Sydney. —J. A. Langford, aggnt. Kestrel, brig, 190 tons, Captain Wallace, arrived, from Melbourne. —Bain & Burtt, agents. Moa, brig, 236 tons, Capt. Bowden, loading for Sydney. —W. S. Grahame, agent. Eugene, barque, 236 tons, Tutty, arrived from Melbourne.—Bain & Burtt, agents. Eclipse, ship, 393 tons, Captain Laing, arrived from London via New Plymouth.—Brown & Campbell, agents. Egmont, ship, 797 tons, S. C. Gibson, arrived from London. —Brown 8c Campbell, agents. Sabrina, barque, 309 tons, McLean, loading for London. —Bain & -Burtt, agents, Victoria, Government brig. H.M.B. Pandora, Capt. Drury, arrived from the Coast.

At Manakau. Firefly, brig, 131 tons, Wm. Jones, arrived from Adelaide.—C. Davis, agent. ig^We do not enumerate, among the Ships in port, any of our extensive coasting flotilla, under 50 tons, Were we to do so, we should be compelled to occupy too much of our space.

The Monarch was to sail 10 days after the Cashmere, she would take in a large quantity of goods which had been shut out of the latter vessel. A new vessel (Josephine Willis) was to he launched in May, and to sail in June for this port.