PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XII, Issue 826, 29 May 1855, Page 2

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Entered Lvwards. May 23— Cicely, 40 tons, Mills, from Sydney. — C. Davis, pgent. „ May 23— Exert, 41 tons, Laurie, from Mahurangi, with 50 tons fiiewood. ( Passengeis — Mrs. Hill, Mr. J. A. Brodie. . May 23— Scotch Lass, 16 tons, Thorp, from Wairoa, with 9 tons potatoes. May 25— Oddfellow, 32 tons, Gallagher, from Waiheki, with 22 tons firewood. May 26— Maori, 10 tons, Creighton, from Hauraki, with ; ton salt, \ ton potatoes, 1 case slops. May 26— Triton, 19 tons, Pahipi, from Opotiki, with 300 kits potatoes, 38 bushels wheat. May 26— Eliza, 12 tons, Sullivan, from Maketu, with 10£ tons flax. May 26— Don, 17 tons, Mustart, from Waiheki, with 20 tons firewood, and 2 passengers. May 26— Hawkhead, 20 tons, Hocard, from East Coast, with 5 tons flax, 1 ton potatoes. May 26— Hori Tapaea, 17 tons, Himiona, from Tauranga, with 246 kits potatoes, 13 pigs, 10 bags wheat, 5 fowls. May 26— Duke of Wellington, 18 tons, Karamena, from Mahurangi, with 4000 feet sawn timber, 10,000 shingles, 200 palings. May 26— Kereti, 14 tons, Kopepa, from Tauranga, with 10 pigs, 30 bushels wheat, 100 kits potatoes, 20 fowls, and 1 passenger. May 26— Catherine, 13 tons, Savage, from Matata, with 4 tons flax, 1 ton potatoes, 4 bags wheat. May 26— Maggie, 25 tons, Paki, from Maketu, with 3 tons flax, 1 ton potatoes, 20 bushels wheat. May 26 — Flirt, 10 tons, Brown, from Hauraki, with 2 tons iiax, 20 bushels wheat. May 26 — Wonga Wonga, s.s., 78 tons, Bowden, from Wangarei via Kawau. Passengers — Sir O. Gibbs, Mr. Gibbs, Mr. Watt, Rev. McLeod, Mr. Johnson, Messrs. Nathan, Mansell,- Henry, Mr. & Mrs. Daris, H. Davis, Miss Sandeman, and 4 in the steerage. May 28— Diana, 22 tons, Allen, from East Ccast, with 100 bushels wheat, £ ton salt pork. May 28— St. Kilda, 64 tons, Bristow, from East Cape, with 1780 bushels wheat. May 28 — Frances, 20 tons James, from Mahurangi, -with 32,000 shingles, 600 laths, 10 tons lath wood. May 21— Korora, 9 tons, Ewbank, from Mahurangi, with 10 tons firewood. May 28— Hira, 17 tons, Ko Hera, from Opotiki, with 400 bushels wheat, 200 kits potatoes, 10 kits onions, 2 casks pork. May 21— Resolution, 22 tons, DeThierry, from Kiko- M whakarere, with 6000 feet sawn timber, 100 bushels ™ wheat, 2 tons potatoes. Passengers — W. DeThierry, W. Bolton. May 28— Herald, 25 tons, Tautari, from Russell, with 12 head cattle, 5 cases apples, and 5 passengers. May 38 — Isabella, 17 tons, Te Ritimana, from Tauranga, with 40 bushels wheat, 300 kits potatoes, 30 kits maize, 4 pigs. May, 28 — Lord Montgomery, brig, 141 tons, Sincla^| from Nelson, wth part of original from Melbourn^ and 170 iron pots. — C. Davis, agent. May 28 — Taranaki, 92 tons, Clouston, from Nelson, with 4 tons flotir. — Bain & Burtt, agents. May 28— Tally Ho, 81 tons, Heckle, from Melbourne. Passengers— G. and R. Edgar, .R. Snail, J. Tilford, R. Barclay, H. Parrel, J. Me Joskin, wife and 2 children, C. Gearson, C. Mclnnes, B. Surrey, J. Hall, H. Murray and wife, E. Hatchford, N. McGregor, wife and child, A. Hall, Mr. & Mrs. Mason and child, T. Lowe, Mr. Jackman and wife, Mr. McDowell, Mr. & Mrs. Forbes, A. Baft, T. King, W. Wetherall, Mrs. Heckle.— R. Schultz & Co., agents.

Cleared Outvakds. May 23 — Medway, 40 tons, Young, for Coromandel via Waiheki. May 23— Don, 17 tons, Mustart, for Waiheki. May 23— Union, 20 tona, Davies, for Waiheki. May 23 — Daniel Webster, barque, 296 tons, Dunning, for Kaipara, with. 1 bale, 1 case, 1 cask, 2 anchors. Passengers — Mrs. Dunning and child, Mr. McLean. — J. Salmon & Co., agents. May 23 — Viyid, 26 tons, Hitching, for Mongarmi, -with 1 case stationery, 1 case saddlery, 1 cask glassware, 1 bale slops, 1 bale trousers, 1 bale shirts, 7 tons potatoes, 5 cases sundries, 2 bales blankets, 3^bags flour, £ ton sugar, \ ton soap, 1 hhd. treacle, 1 piano. May 23— Cornubia, barque, 460 tons, Win. Ellison, for Canterbury, with part of original cargo from London. Passengers— W. Thompson, James, William, & John McLoughlin, D. Dunn, wife and 3 children, J. W. White, J. White, Taylor White, A. Blackeston, P. L. Francis, J. Matson, C. J. Hinckley, It. Stephens. — W. S. Grahame, agent. May 23— Abbey, 99 tons, J. Bell, for New Plymouth, with 5 packages hardware, 1 package zinc, 3 tons pots and covers ; also transferred from ship Euphrates, 34 cases, 7 bales, 1 cask, 100 cases geneva, 4 kegs tobacco, 137 packages merchandize, 100 feet sawn timber— E. Rich, agent. May 35— Euphrates, ship, 675 tons, Captain Barrow, for Callao.— Browa k Campbell, agent* May 25— Scotch Lsss, 16 tons^ Thorp, for the Wairo^ and Thames, with 1 potato harrow, 1 box sundries, 1

* trunk, 3 window frames, 1 grindstone, 1 bag salt, 2 I bngs sugar, 1 cask beef, 1 box soap, 1 cheese, 1 keg 9 rum, 1 bag biscuit. TxT , I May 26-Catoline, schooner, 138 tons, Capt. Ward, for f Melbourne. Passengers— Thomas Norton and three I children.— E. Rich, agent. !• May 26— Flirt, 10 tons, Brown, for Hauraki, with one 5 package sundries.* ' May 21— Wonga Wonga, s.s., 78 tons, Bowden, for Kawa'j, &c, with 10 bags flour. Passengers— Mr. and Mrs. Vercoe, Master R. Vercoe, Capt. Throop, Mr. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Longmore. Mr. Dwyer, Mr. Atkins, Mr. Buanett, Mr. Rust, 1 policeman, and 2 in the steerage. May 28— Frances, 20 tons, James, for Mahurangi, with | ton potatoes, 4 bags sugar, 5 gallons rum, 2 boxes candles. • May 28— Korora, 9 tons, Ewbank, for Mahurangi.

In touts Foreign. Per Cicely, from Sydney :— 25 cases furniture, 2 cases boots, 13 tins matches, 3 cases scales, 6 trucks, 5 cases furniture, 7 cases fish, 72 cases chairs, 5 casks tar, 4 i . kegs nails, 1 dry cask, 1 case drapery, 10 cases wood- \ ware, 2fi drums fish, 2 cases slops, 1 keg and 1 box f drugs, 4 barrel* 1 case beer, 1 roll piping. * Per Tally Ho, from Melbourne :— 7 cases, 14 4 bales bags, 9 boxes candles, 5 cases pickles. 4 cases mustard, 11 Trunks Boots and shoes, 1 case do., 2 trunks plated ware, 1 case sundries, 1 case silks, 1 iron store. Exports Foreign. Per Caroline, for Melbourne :— 4 hhds. brandy, 3 pockets hops, 9 boxes nails, 20,00(Tfeet sawn timber, 141 bags potatoes, 21 bags oats, 29 bushels bran, 73 bags oats, 54 bags kauri gum, 100 bags potatoes, 10 tons kauri gum, 150 bags bran, 2 tons flax.

Vessels in Haubotjb. Lord Montgomery, brig, 141 tons, arrived from Nelson. — C. Davis, agent. • Taranaki, schooner, 92 tons, Clouston, arrived from Nelson.— Bain & Burtt, agents. Tally Ho, schooner, 81 tons, Capt. Heckle, arrived from Melbourne.— R. Schultz arid Co., agenti. St. Kilda, schooner, 64 tons, Bristow, crrived from the East Cape. — C. A. Harris, agent. Algerine, brig, 160 tons, Clough, arrived from Sydney. — J. Woodhouse, agent. Moa, brig 236 tons, Thompson, laid on for Sydney. — W. S. Grahame, agent. brig, 172 tons, Clark, arrived from Melbourne. X/ Brown & Campbell, agents. kestrel brig, 199 tons, Wallace, arrived from the East Coast. — Ba n & Burtt, agents. * Wanderer, brig, 174 tons, Robins, arrived from Sydney. — J. Macky, agent. Comet, schooner, 91 tons, Argent, laid on for Sydney. — G. Duke, agent. Vixen, brigantine, 169 tons, Pearse, arrived from Melbourne via Hokianga.

The Lord Montgomery sailed from Nelson, bound to "Wellington, on the 24th April, after coming through Cook's Straits she wa9 unable to enter Port Nicholson on account of the wind ; she continued beating on and off the land for nearly three weeks, when the water and provisions running short, the Captain bore up for Auckland, where he arrived on Saturday last, having been 31 days at sea. The new schooner Taranaki arrived from Nelson on Saturday last, she is eleven days out. The Taranaki is a schooner of about 100 tons register; and is the first vessel «ver built at New Plymouth. The Tally Ho, Captain Heckle, left Hobson's Bay on the 12th instant, the Mail Packet Boomerang arrived at Port Phillip Heads on the 11th inst .nt, the news by that vessel had been anticipated by the Frances Henty and the Tasmania. Captain Heckle made the North Cape 7 days after leaving Port Phillip, since which the Tally Ho has had to contend with light 'windi and calms, which has occupied other 6 days ; she brings 35 passengers and a general cargo. One birth occurred during the passage. The brig Ocean, Captain Cain, hence the 20th April, arrived at Melbourne on the 2th instant. The barque Anthracite was to sail for this port, with passengers, a few days after the Tally Ho. The brig Plumstcd was also advertised for Auckland.

Auckland, New Zealand, May 19, 1855. My Deak Captain Bauuow, — I cannot allow you to leave Auckland without thanking you, on behalf of myself and the other Officers, 65th Kegiment, for the kindness and attention received from you during the passage from England. I cannot say more than wish you a speedy and safe passage, and hope that all your future voyages may he attended with the same success and pleasantness, as the one we have just completed. Believe me, Your's most sincerely, It. II MacGreook, Captain 65th Rpgt. To Captain J. Barrow, •Euphrates,' Auckland.

Ship "Euphrates," 22nd May, 1555. Sra,— Your letter of the 19th conveying your thanks, and those of your brother Officers, for the attentions received on board of my ship on our passage from England, affords me much pleasure. I beg to reciprocate your good wishes, and hope your residence in New Zealand may be attended with health and happiness. I remain, Your's very truly, John Barbow. Captain It. MacGregor, 65th Regiment, Auckland.