Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIII, Issue 899, 8 February 1856, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ENTEKED INWAKDS. February 6 — Ashmore, barque, 5\2 tons, Thos. Gintler, from London. Passengers — Msesrs. Daniel B. Thornton, John T. Thompson, Wm. Hy. Tizard, Edward Tizard, Iloyes Tizard, John C. Dymond, Henry J. Honeypild, Edwin A. Maggs, Edmund Honeypild, James Morgan, William Pickett, H. Stevenson, Mrs. Mary Thornton, Mrs. Jane Tiscard, Mrs. Ellen Honey, pild, Miss Christina McDonald, John Edwards, Bathsheba Edwards, Ann Read, Cathenne H. Smith, Henry P. Smith, Mary A. Smith, George Edward Duncan, J. Baylis, Elizabeth Lodder, Joseph R. Duncan, Cnarles Dawson, Elizabeth Boyd, Stephen Lodder, Elizabeth 'Lodder, Henry B. Clark, Samuel Tickelpenny, Emma Russell. — Brown & Campbell, agents. February 6 — Zingaii, s.s., 200 tons, Millton, from the Southern Settlements. Passengers — His Excellency Governor Browne. Mr. Gisborne, Lieut. Shipley, Lieut, Cooper, Major Hume, Captain King, Major Nugent, Mrs. Nugent and family, Messrs. Wheeler, Kelly, Milner, Coomey, Mrs. Hardmgton, Miss Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Powell, Miss Churton, and 7 or 8 in the steerage. — Connell and Ridings, agents. I February 6— Fairy, 15 tons, Tan, from the Awanui, with 44 sheop. February 7 — Osprey, 47 tons, Tautari, from Russell, with 10 cases apples, 2 casks do. Passengers — Mr. Wm. Williams, Miss Jones, Mr. H. Williams, Mr. James Williams, Mr. S. Baker. Fabruary 7— Cortes, ship, of New Bedford, 382 tons, Charles F. Stetson, from the whaling grounds, with 1700 ban els whale oil, 100 do. sperm, 10,000 H»s. j whalebone. — Bain, Pierce, and Co., agents.

CLEAKED OUTWAEDS. February 4 — Bank of England, ship, 726 tons, Captain Maxton, for Shanghai.— Blown and Campbell, agents. February 6— St. Kilda, schooner, 64 tons, Ellis, for Wellington, with 10,000 hardwood paling?, 21 tins white lead, 40 do. paint, 30 cwt. New Zealand rope, 190 tins preserved meats, 200 bags, 10 kegs nails, 2 cases clocks. To be shipped at Ngunguru, 20,000 feet sawn timber. — C. A. Hairis, agent. February 6— Snowflake, 14 tons, Nash, for Mahurangi, with 21 parcels furniture, 600 bricks, \ ton rice, 2 bags sugar, 4 bushels maize, 1 cask ale. Passenger — J. J B. Dalliston. February 7 — Ocean, 181 tons, 11. Cain, for Melbourne. Passengers — Mr. Nelson, Mr. and Miss Williams. — Combes and Daldy, agen s. February 7 — William Denny, s.s., 450 tons, Captain Mailler, for Sydney. Passengers — Mr. and Mrs. Blackett, family and 2 servants, Mr. and Mrs. Powditch, Mr. Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, family and servant, Miss Rout, Mr. Bryon, Mr. and Mrs. Outhwaite Miss Outhwaite, 2 Masters Outhwaite, Dr. Smith, Mr. S. Browji, Mr. Abcott, Mr. A. S. Webster, Colonel Baddeley, R.A., 3 Misses Baddeley, Mr. Cockburn, Dr. Fox, Mrs. Fox and family, Mr. T. Frances, Win. Butter, Thomas, Sarah, and Thomas Treverton, Thomas Bray, wife and child, W. Williams, wife and child, W. Whotford, "wife and child, D. Blaney, James Qean, wifr and child, M. Moses, IT. Jeffreys, John Mitchell, C. Arland, W. Wilkinson, W. Crhpe, M. Weaver, G. Mosch, John McCarlie, E. Manning and child, John McGregor, J. Marriott, John Shirray, M. Reid, P. Brady. — G. Dukp, agent. February 7 — Harp, schooner, 156 tons, H. Clark, for Hokianga, with 15 packages bags, and sundries. Passengers — Mr. Cochrane, 1 servant, 1 Maori. — D. Nathan, agent. February 7— Travellers Bride, 30 tons, Carter, for Mercury Bay, with 3 cases, 2 bales drapery and sundries.

S/VILED. Fobiuary 6— Bank of England, barque, for Shanghai. Febiimry 7 — William Denny, s.s., foi Sydney, at 3 p.m.

IMPORTS FOKEIGN. Per A^hmore, from London :—lO: — 10 hhds, 100 casks, Bain and Burtt ; 30 hhds., Brown and Campbell ; 4 bales, A. f'laik ; 1 case, Major Gieen wood ; 3 cises, E. Poitcr; 2 cases, Newman and Ewen ; 1 case. Rev. J, I Whitely ; 2 eases, A.. Clarke ; 2 cases, 23 packages, T. S. Foisaith ; 20 125 boxes, 6 cart axles with brushes, 81 pieces metal, 3 bundles iron, Samuel Fleming, Onehunga ; 1 box, W. S. Wil^ ; 6 crates, Samuel Fleming ; l case, F. Seavanke, care of C. Davis ; l^o, Mr. Jones j J^ ;" fca^T.' Buddie; 75 casks, order ; 2 bales, 32 bundles, 1-8 iron stand.uds, 3 casks, 1 case, J. and R. Kemp ; 15 pkgs., T. S. Forsaith ; 5 hhds., 61 cases, J. MeDongall ; 13 cask", 7 sacks, 27 packages, Newman and Ewen ; 1 bag, G. Ginger ; 4 cases, 1 trunk, Brown and Campbell ; 17 ca^ks, 109 boxes, Gilfillan and Co ; 1 case, order ; 1 steam engine^ boiler in 4 packages, II T.Dwyer; 1 case, J. Cartwiight ; 6 cases, Thomas L. Macky ; 11 pkgs., D. Giaham and Co.; 7 packages, 2 crates, 1 case, Bain and Burtt ; ]05 casks, 55 cases, 5 b lies, 20 drums, 4 sheets lead, W. Coleman ; 1 case, J. Shepherd ; 1 case, J. Johnson ; 40 cases, Bain and Burtt ; 38 cases, 9 casks, C. Stichbury ; 8 casks, Brown and Campbell; 225 casks, 25 cases, Gilfillan and Co ; 2 crates, T. C. Law; 127 packages, 2 casks, Sauniel Brown; 4 hhds., 8 i- casks, 2 cases, 5 bags, Walter Brodie ; 27 casks, 69 cases, 4 bales, D. Graham and Co. ; 1 box, Gruchy ; 1 box, Curtis ; 8 packages, Connell and Ridings ; 1 case, "W. H. Mahon ; 133 sacks, 538 packages, Bain and Burtt; 15 hhds. coals, Brown and Campbell; 400 bags salt, 153 tons coal, Capt. Ginder ; 1 case. E. Porter ; 8 cases, 8 packages, Thomson ; 1 case plants, G. Graham ; 1 case, Burchard. For New Plymouth :— 5O casks, order, or Brown and Campbell, Auckland ; 2 cases, George Hoby ; 1 case, F. Harton ; I case, L. Nash and Co. ; 1 box, W. B. Sealey, care ot L. Nash and Co.; 2 cases, L Nash and Co.; 1 case, C. Hulke ; 1 package, E. Coade ; 5 cases, 1 bale, G. E. Duncan ; 8 packages, 2 casks, W. R. Collins ; 1 package, A. Grace ; 2 boxes, F. U. Glcdhill ; 1 box, Mrs. McKellar ; 14 packages, Mr. Honeyfield ; 2 packages, 17 bundles, 30 bars, Mr. Honeyfield ; 4 cases, 4 boxes, containing coin, £60, L. Nash and Co., 1 case, Rev. H. Groube ; 6 cases, 3 packages, J. M. Gibsou.

EXPORTS — FOREIGN- . Per Bank of England, for Shanghae :— l5O tons coals (part of original cargo from London.) Per Ocean, for Melbourne :—l3O: — 130 tons potatoes, 10 barrels oil. Per William Denny, for Sydney :— 43 bags potatoes, 1 box onions, 795 bags potatoes, 12 bales flax, 22 coils wool lashing, 15 pockets hops, 3 cases merchandize, 9 coils wool lashing, 67 bales wool.

The ship Ashmore, one of Messrs. Willis' line, came into harbour on Wednesday morning, after a good and pleasant passage of 102 clays from the Downs. She leit Gravesend on the 25th, and the Downs on the 27th October ; had a fair wind which carried her well clear of the Channel in 2 days ; experienced light nor-east trades ; crossed the line on the 27th, and the longitude of the Cape on the 57th day. Had light weather till passing Tristan D'Acunha, since which she has experienced strong breezes from the westward. Made Tasmania on the 90th day from the Downs, and sighted the Three Kings on Monday morning. The Ashmore has a full cargo, part of which is for New Plymouth, and 37 passengers. The Oriental, for this port, was to sail 4 days alter the Ashmore. The whaling ship Cortes, of Now Bedford, Captain Charles F. Stetson, came into harbour on Wednesday evening. She is 28 months from home, and has now on board 1700 barrels black oil, 100 barrels sperm, and 10,000 His. whalebone. Her last port was Honolulu, which she left on the 30th October. She came direct to the coast of New Zealand, where she had been for three months, dnring which time she has taken 80 barrels of sperm. Captain Stetson spoke se\eral whaleis which h<ue been already reported. Eight days before his arrival, off Norfolk Island, he spoke the barque Belle, with 300 barrels sperm. He made the harbour from directions received from a brother skipper, not having had any chart on board. The Zingari, steamer, Avith his Excellency the Governor and suite on board, left Wellington on the 28ih ult., and, after calling at Nelson and Taranaki, entered Manukau Heads on the afternoon of Wednesday, coming to an anchor at 6 p.m. Duiing nearly the whole of the voyage from Otago, the weather ha€ been severe, strong winds from the westward ha\ing been almost uniformly experienced. On arriving off the Heads, the wind was fresh from the westward, with a good deal of sea running, notwithstanding which, the pilot bont, which Captain Millton describes as a mere cockleshell, boarded the steamer outside, to the imminent risk, in such a boat and sea, of the pilot and crew. This occurrence, while displaying the anxiety of Capr. Lewis to do his duty, shews, at the same time, the inefficiency of the means at his disposal.

Vessels in Harbour. Ashmore, barque, 512 tons, Thos. Ginder, arrived from London. — Brown and Campbell, agents. Cortes, American -whaling ship, arrived from the whaling grounds.— Bain, Pierce, and Co., ageats,

Blue Jacket, schooner, 76 tons, Capt. Prout, l»id oil for Melbourne. — G. Duke, agent. Vulture, brig, 200 tons, Captain Brenner, laid on fotf Sydney.— J. Stevenson, agent. Sybil, schooner, 108 tons, J. E. Foyle, laid on for Melbourne. — C. S. HincKley, agent. Lion, American whaling ship, from the whaling grounds. — Bain, Pierce, nnd Co., agents. Tamerlane, whaling barque, 367 tons, Winslow, arrived from the Sandwich Islands.— Bain, Pierce & Co., agents. - Flying Cloud, schooner, 53 tons, Ruddock, laid on for Melbourne — C. S, Hinckley, agent. Gertrude, brig, 120 tons, Capt. Dunning, for freight or charter.— J. Salmon and Co.. agents. Heather Bell, brig, tons, Phillip Jones, for freight or charter.— J. S. Macfarlane, agent. Southern Cross, schooner, 70 tons, Justins, arrived from Wellington, Vixen, schooner, 42 tons. — W. S. Grahame, agent. Queen of Perth, schooner, Capt. Sturley, for freight or charter.— J. S. McFarlane, agent. Staghound, schooner, 117 tons, Terry, for freight or charter. — Geo. S. Graham, or C. S. Hinckley, agent. Acadian, schooner, 60 tons, Anderson, arrived from Wangarie. H. M. Surveying brigantine Pandora, arrived from the South.