Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVI, Issue 1271, 22 November 1859, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ENTERED INWARDB. November 18 — Industry, 32 tons, Hira, from Pakiri, ■with 32 tons kauri gum, 20 passengers. November 18 — Three Sisters, 26 tons, Donovan, from Mahurangi, with 40 tons firewood, 5 passengers. November 18 — Janet, 35 tons, Anderson, from Wangarei, with 1 horse, 1344 lbs. wool, 2 bags maize, 4 passengers. — Cruickshank, Smart & Co., agents. November 18 — Maria, 12 tons, Hohepa, from Mangawai, with 20 tons kauri gum, 9 boxes, 5 dogs, 1 cask, 14 passengers. | November 18 — St. Kilda, 63 tons, Tautari, from Kus- | sell, with 3 horses, 500 lbs. wool, 10 cwt. leather, 8 passengers. — S. J. Edmonds, agent. November 19 — Comet, 25 tons, SeUars, from Tauranga, with 400 bushels wheat, 150 bushels maize, 5 tons potatoes, 1 ton salt pork, 1 passenger. November 19 — Albert, 15 tons, Horopeta, from Coromandel, with 5800 feet timber. 1 passenger. November 21 — Helen, 7 tons, Eini, from Pakiri, with 6 tons kauri gum. November 21 — Favourite, 15 tons, Walsh, with 20 tons firewood, from Waiheki. November 21— S.S. White Swan, 198 tons, Cellem, from Port Napier, in ballast. Passengers — Messre. Dyas, Gilmour, Brown, Henshole. November 21 — Lizzy, 20 tons, Kespar, from Matakana, with 500 rails, 30 posts, 24 tons firewood. Passenger — Mr. Skelton. November 21 — Ann, 37 tons, Wallace, from Waiheki, with 50 tons firewood. November 21 — William, 18 tons, Hatfield, from Otenerua, with 63,000 shingles, 700 palings. Passengers — Mr. and Mrs. Nolan, Mr. and Mrs. Meal, and 4 children. November 21 — Lord Ashley, 8.8., 296 tons, Kennedy, from Nelsoa and New Plymouth (at the Manukau) From Lyttelton, with' 1 parcel drapery, Miss Matthews ; 1 cloth package, Moorehouse. From Nelson, 34 bags barley, order ; 1 case Powell. Transhipped ex Prince Alfred, from Sydney, 7 p*ckages personal effects, Davis. From New Plymouth, 2 packages guns, King ; 2 bundles baskets, Powell ; 1 bale, Commissariat; 40 lbs. butter, Cheeseman & Co. ; 1 case, order, 1 145 sheep, 3 bullocks, Ford; 1 parcel, Gisborne; 4 bales leather, Cheeseman & Co. — Passengers — Mr. Caston, Mr. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Miss Hasslem, Mr. Crisp, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Wakeford, Miss Moreshed, Messrs. Lethbridge and Ford, Eev. T. Hamer, Archdeacon Govett, Mrs. Eeid, 2 Sergts. 65th Eegt., Mrs. Farley and 2 children. Mr. Siddell, Mrs. Long, Mr. H. J. Cromp ton, Mr. Hooker. November 21 — Nile, 24 tons, Anderson, from Matakana, with 26 tons firewood, 340 posts. November 21 — John, 24 tons, Scott, from Mahurangi, with 6000 palings, 7000 feet sawn timber. 2 passengers. November 21 — Henry, 42 tons, Wallace, from Port Napier, in ballast. November 21 — Don, 12 tons, Tiller,*from Pakiri, with 7000 feet sawn timber. November 21 — Willie, 14 tons, Hohepa Te Kono, from Manaia, with 10 cwt. onions, 2 do. potatoes, 1 bush, wheat, 2 do. maize, 3 pigs. 6 passengers. November 21— Three Sisters, 26 tons, Donovan, from Mahurangi, with 40 tons firewood. Passengers — Mr. Churton and Mrs. Anderson.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. November 18 — Ann, 20 tons, McMillan, for Mahurangi, in ballast. November 18— Three Sisters, 26 tons, Donovan, for Mahurangi, in ballast. November 18 — Raven, 24 tons, Caeutt, for Matakana, with 2 cases bottled porter, 2 do. do. ale, 4 cases gin, 2 do. old torn, 2 do", do. whiskey, 2 casks rum, 2 do. brandy, 4 cases groceries, 4 bags maize, 300 feet sawn timber, 1 cwt. rod iron, 10 kegs white lead, 3 cwt. flour, 3 casks pork. — W. Brighton, agent. November 18— Petrel, 20 tons, Carmichael, for Wangarei, with 20 sheep, 10 cwt. potatoes, 20 packages groceries, 6 passengers. November 19— Ant, 20 tons, Henare, for Wangarei with 5 tons potatoes, 3 tons flour, 2 tons sugar, I boxes. 13 passengers. November 19— Kiwi, 40 tons, McGregor, for Mongo nui, with 700 feet timber, 4 cases, 12 packages mer chandise, 5 barrels biscuit, 20 head sheep, 2 bullocL yokes and chains, 6 scythe-handles. 8 passengers.— Oruickshank, Smart & Co., agents. November 19— Tere, 18 tons, Fisk", for the Thames, with 10 cwt. rice, 6 cwt. sugar, 200 lbs. biscuit, 1 case slops. November 19— Dauntless, 20 tons, Hardiman, for Holdanga, with 47fts. tobacco, 1 box soap, 4 boxes slops, 2 bags bread, 4 dozen spades, 75 lbs. tobacco, 1 ton salt, 1 package leather. November 21 — Favourite, 15 tons, Walsh, for Waiheki, in ballast. November 21— Lizzy, 20 tons, Kespar, for Matakana, in ballast. November 21 — Janet, 29 tons, Sanderson, for Wangarei, with 10 head of cattle, 1 ton merchandize, and 7 passengers. November 21 — St. Kilda, 63 tons, Tautari, for Russell, with 1 hhd. brandy, 10 cases gin, 10 bags biscuit, 2 bags rice, 4 bags salt, 1 ton potatoes, 2 casks tar, 4 casks bottled porter, 300 feet timber, 20 packages sundries. Passengers — Rev. H. Lawry, Messrs. H. Carleton, J. B. Williams, Higgins, Capt. Corniston. November 21 — Albert, 15 tons, Horopeta, for Ooromandel, with 1 ton flour, 1 do. potatoes, 4 kegs rum, 2 boxes gin, 3 cwt, sugar.

November 21 — Industry, 24 tona, Te Kiui, for Pakiri in ballast. November 21— John, 2£ tons, Scott, for Mahurangi, in ballast. 4 passengers. November 21 — Three Sisters, 26 toiu, Donovan, for Mahurangi, in ballast. SAILED. November 19 — Eaglet barque, Butcher, for Shangh&e. November 19— H.M.S. Niger, Captain Craecroft, for the Manukan.

The Lord Ashley, s.s., Captain Kennedy, arrived in harbour at Onehunga, on Sunday, at H P-M. She hug made a first rate trip from the South. Her dates are : departure from Nelson on Friday last, at 2£ p.m., (with a strong breeze from the W.) and arrival at Taranaki at 9 A.M. on Saturday ; where she landed 30 tons of cargo, and took -on board 300 sheep (ewes and lambs) and 3 head of fat cattle, which we are informed are equal, if not superior to any as yet imported from that fine fattening province. She left Taranaki the same day at 54 p.m., and crossed the Manukau bar, which was breaking right across the entrance, on Sunday at 11 a.m. It was nearly low water at the time. The Lord Ashley is advertised to sail on Saturday next, and will, should our Sydney steamer arrive in the meanwhile, take down the European mails for the South. We are sorry to have to report the total loss on Thursday, the 3rd inst., of the " Salopian," Captain Jones, at Ngururu. The " Salopian" missed stays on the bar in consequence of baffling winds, between 3 and 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Fortunately no lives were lost, and we are informed that the cargo, which consisted principally of timber, has been saved. The White Swan, Captain Cellem, arrived in Official Bay on Saturday afternoon, and remained on the hard. Her dates are Wellington the 15th, and Ahuriri the 17th. She spoke the Mermaid on Friday last off the Ariel Rocks. On her trip betw<£n Hawkes Bay and Wellington, the White Swan experienced fearful weather, seas constantly breaking over her ; some even as high as her funnel. H.M.S. Niger left for the Manukau on Saturday. His Excellency and suite will join her at that port, and proceed to the Southern ports.

The I.R.M. Company's steamer Prince Alfred, arrived from Sydney on Wednesday last, having left on the night of the 10th instant, bringing files to that date. The English mail had not arrived up to the time of Her departure, but it was stated that should it be telegraphed by the 12th inst., which is the date for the Airedale's departure for Auckland, that vessel would be detained till it arrived ; and we should then receive it by the Lord Ashley's next trip from the latter port. — Nelson Colonist, Nod. 18.