Shipping Intelligence.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIV, Issue 1092, 15 December 1857, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. ENTERED INWARDS. . December 10—Pelsart, 40 tons, Symonds, from Kawhiaat Manukau, .with 500- bushels wheat, 300 bushels maize, 2 tons bacon. December 10—Henry, 45 tons, McGregor, from Aorere and New Plymouth, at Manukau, with 50 ounces . gold dust, Fletcher and Solomon; 1 csk rennets, 2 cases bacon, 1 cask, butter, 41 sheep, Newman and Buckland ; 1 dog cart. Passengers —Messrs. Cooper and Bell.—Combes & Daldy, agents. December 11 —Sea Serpent, 60 tons, Blair, from Ahuriri, with 200 sheep. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Brown, Mr. W. Ritch, and Captain Massey.— Bain, Grahame, & Co., agents. December 12—Midge, 18 tons, Jacob, from Matakana, with 27 tons firewood. , ecember 12—Dauntless, 20 tons, Minhau, from Ho- r kianga.with 3£ tons towai bark, 1 ton bark, Gilfillan & Co.; 60 bushels maize, Patterson ; 10 cwt. bacon, D. Sheehnn; 5 cwt. bacon, 42 bushels wheat, 14 bushels maize, A. White; 42 bushels maize, R. Hardimari; 9 cwt. wool Davis; 239 lbs. pork, 40 lbs. bacon, W. Monro. December 12—Eastfield. 412 tons, John Copland, from London: Passengers—Cabin: Mr. D. Lockwood, Elizabeth Lockwood, .Edward and Sarah Corbet, Frederick Rawson, James, Mary, Eleanor, Mary Jane, and Sarah Baber. Second Cabin ; James (2) Caroline, Thomas, Charles, Sydney, Josiah, Herbert, Caroline, and William Anderson ; James and Mary Ann Burns, Josiah, Mary Susan, and Richard Williams; James and Margaret Webster. Steerage: Richard Cooke, Mary Ann Cooke, Susan Edmiston, Edwin Hammond, Robert Jane, Margaret, Robert, and Andrew Redling ; W. McCall, T. Halliday, William and Margarat Shaw—Brown & Campbell, agents. December 14—Emily Alison, 99 tons, Collins, from Hokianga, with 88 piles, 10 pieces bulk timber, 80 bushels maize, 12 kits potatoes, C. A. Harris; 8 bushels wheat, 8 bushels maize, Captain Collins.— C. J. Stone, agent. December 14—Petrel, 20 tons, Mair, from Wangarei, with £ ton potatoes, 8 cwt. bacon, 1 kit (30 lbs.) turnips, 1 kit (30 lbs.) onions, 1 bedstead. Passenger -—Mr. Petingale. December 14—Raven, 24 tons, Maddison, from Wangarei, with 36 tons firewood, and 2 passengers. December 14—Agnes, 20 tons, Peakman, from Russell, with 2 barrels pork (6 cwt.) 2 cases. CLEARED OUTWARDS. December 11—Sybil, 103 tons, Kelly, for Sydney. Passenger—Mr.Drummond Henderson & Maet'ailaue agents. j December 12—Kate Kearny, 85 tons, Dixon, for New ! Plymouth, with 20 bags sugar, 1 cask currants, 2 2 casks whiting, 20 bags flour, 15 bags sugar, 2 halfchests tea, 1 cask currants, 2 boxes pipes, 4 boxes soap, 2 packages merchandise, 1 case Bain, Grahame, & Co. ; 2 cases merchandise, T. Short; 12 bags sugar, 2 chests tea, G. Frazer ; 1 case merchandize, D. Graham & Co.; 1 cask,' 6 cases, 2 packages merchandize, 1 package brooms, 1 package scythe handles, 15 cases nails, 1 bag coffee, J. T. Powell ; 30,000 feet sawn timber. Roe, Street, St Co.; 1 package boots, 1 package slops, 4 boxes gold scales, T. Dixon: 18 bags sugar, 1 chest tea, S. Brown; 1 cask

currants, 4 boxes rasins, 11 bags sugar, 1 packgage brooms, 2 bags coffee, 1 keg tobacco, 2 boxes pipes, I case herrings, M. Soraerville; 1 case geneva, 1 cask bottled beer, cargo from SyJney to Wellington. IMPORTS FOREIGN. Per Eastfield, from London—3 bales, 1 case, 3 bundles spades, S. Edmonds ; 30 kegs, 6 bundles, 4 casks, 1.1 cases, 1 bundle, Newman & Ewen; 1 bundle, 3 cases, A. & R. Kessing; 1 case books, 1 case apparel, 1 case (picture), 1 case apparel, Eev. R.. Burrows : 5 cases, 14 cases, 20 barrels, 76 cases bottled beer; 4 packages thrashing machine, 1 case, 1 matted package, I case, Gilfillan & Co.; 2 cases, R. Hampton; 1 case apparel, as addressed ; 9 trunks, 1 case, S. Fleming ; 1 box boots, as addressed •, 12 qf casks whisky, Joseph Cruickshank; 3 bales paper, 15 boxes, 40 hhds. beer, 100 cases candles, 13 cases soap, 13 cases night lights, 25 water casks, 5 crates merchandise, 4 cases, 50 cases whiskey, 300 bags salt, 300 bags salt, 33 casks coals, 1 cask slate nails, 80 tons coals', 5000 slates, 76 casks bottled beer, Brown and Campbell; 2 casks seeds, 2 casks seeds, 10 bags seeds, 4 cases toys, Edward Poster; 3 trunks boots, John Hoop; 5 trunks, 1 bale, 5 cases, 1 bale, 3 cases, T. S. Foreaith; 1 case, 1 bale, W. S. Grahame; 4 qr-casks, 4 octaves wine, Walter Brodie ; 6 trunks, 3 trunks, Geo. Turrell; 1 case P. A. Phillips ; 1 box, J. Wallace ; 1 case books, 1 case, Bain, Pierce, & Co.; i cases organ, 1 case%usin, Geo. Smalltield; 1 case, 4 casks, James Rouse; 1 case apparel, S. H. Cornish; 11 cask brandy, Charles Davis; 16 kegs, 1 cask John Route; 1 case printed books, Rev. R. Blyth; 4 hhds. 6 qr-casks wine, 8 cases, Connelland Ridings; 2 case earthernware &c, Colonel Gore Browne; 1 case specification, as addressed; 1 package books, J. Whitely; 2 cases, W. McEwen; 2 cises, 1 box books, 1 case apparel, 3 cases agricultural implements, 1 piano, as addressed; 1 trunk, 1 bale, 2 boxes, J. H. Symonds; 9 casks, 1 case, 4 casks, 1 esse, 2cssks, 1 case, 1 basket, order; 1 case, 1 bale, 2 caees, T. C. Williams; 32 case, 5 bales, 10 firkins, 19 casks, Mark Somerville ; 388 cases, 33 casks, 10 firkins, 4 bundles, 27 cases, 23 bales, 1 bale, J. H. Burnside & Co.; 40 hhds. ale, 10 hhds. porter, 4 hhds. brandy, 20 hhds. rum, 100 eases, 66 cases, 6 tierces, 7 casks,! case, 1 case, 6 bales, 1 cask, 400 cases, I). Nathan & Ce. ; 1 case jewellery, 1 box silver plate, as addressed, 8 cases, Mr. Cox ; 2 cases, 8 trunks, S. C. Law; 1 hhd. sherry, 3 boxes furniture, as addressed ; 2 packages, M. Hassan; 3 cases, R. B. Shalders ;•■ 1 case. John Stevenson & Co.; 1 trunk, 10 cases, 5 bales, D. Graham & Co.; 5 hhds. 100 cases, 16 hhds., 3 cases order; 2 cases reaping machine, 1 casebooks, R. B, Lusk; 1 casebooks,, as addressed; 6 cases, C. Stischbury, as addressed ; 1 case, order EXPORTS—FOREIGN. Per Sybil, for Sydney—47 bales wool, Gilfillan & Co. ; 33,000 feet timber, Henderson and Maefarlane ; 400 bags (1600 bushels) bran, Low and Motion; 1 case plants. The Eastfield, John Copland, Captain, cleared from St. Kathrine's Dock, London, on the 6th August last, and received her passengers at Gravesend. Sailed from the Downs on the 10th, at 7 a.m. Experienced hot weather with light variable w'nds. On the 10th August, sighted Palma, one of the Canary Isles, which was seen for two days. Had only two days of N.E. trade wind, occasioning delay in progress. Crossed the line in longitude 23 west, at midnight, on 25th September. Had thence light S.E. trades down to the paralel of the Cape of Good Hope, in latitude 40 south. From thence ran easting down from latitude 45 to 50 south. Sighted southern point of Tasmania, at 5 a.m.., on 29th November, and passed between the Rubrick Rock and the mainland. Sighted the Three Kings, off Cape Maria Van Diemen, Bth December. From thence had southerly winds up to Tiritiri. On the 12th. December, at s'lo. p.m., anchored in Auckland harbour, after a pleasant and agreeable passage of 123 days, from the Downs. The Eastfield brings a number of passengers, namely, IH chief cabin, 12± second cabin, and 8£ steerage ; and 3 deaths on board—James Barnes, second cabin, 24th August, Minian Ridling (infant). 29th September, and Mrs. Susan Edmonstone, 4th October. Barque Eastfield, Auckland, New Zealand, Dec. 12, 1857. Dear Sir,—We the undersigned passengers on board your ship, the Eastfield, from London te Auckland, in

I taking leave of yoti At -tneejow of oar prosperous ' voyage, beg to tender to yon o&r united' thanks for your uniform kindness and attention to us all, during the whole of the time we have been under your charge.. We farther desire to express to you our perfect satisfaction with all which has been done by you far us, during the passage, and we consider ourselves particularly fortunate in having been placed under the care of so trustworthy and able a man. ..^. - We all join in wishing Mrs. Copland, yourself, and, little daughter many years of happiness, and sincerely trust that you may have a speedy and prosperous voyage back to-Old Englond. We are, dear Sir, Yours respectfully. First Cabin—Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lock wood. Mr. and Mrs. Baber,:Misses Ellen, Mary Jane, and Sarah Baber, Mr. and Mrs. E. Goring Corbet, and Edward Charles Corbet, Mr. F. G. Rawson. . Second Cabin—Mr. James Anderson, Mrs. Anderson, and family, Miss Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Nelmes, Mr. R. Nelmes, , • , Miss H. Nelmes. Steerage Cabin—Mr. Edwin Hammond, Mr. Richard Cooke, Mrs. Mary Ann Harriett Cooke, Mr. Robert Rilling, Mrs. Rilling, and family, Mr. William Ashton, Miss S. Case. To Captain John Copland. Ship Eastfieid, Auckland, Dec! 14, 1857. Ladies and Gentlemen,—Your very kind and flattering acknowledgment of my efforts to make you as happy and comfortable as possible,'during the long passage just completed,.has given me much pleasure, and I beg to recipr6cate your good wishes, and to hope that success, health, and -happiness may attend you in your adopted country. I am yours very truly, John Copland.