Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1378, 26 February 1861, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

February 22— Sally Brasi, 16 tons, Bell, for Waiheki, r, 1 in ballast. , , February 22— Progress^ 20 tpns, Ward, for Waiheki, in ballast. | February 22 — Tui, 15 tons, Neale, for Matakana, with ' 2 empty casks, 1 bale b»gs, 1 bag harness, 2 cases 2 I half-cases gin, 2 bags sugar, 2 bags rice, 1 bag biscuit, 1 chest sundries, 1 bale drapery, 2 bags flour, 1 I bag sugar, 1 box soup, 1 box tea, 1 box candles. ■ February 22.— John, 21 tons, Sullivan, for Mahurangi, in ballast. February 23— Rose, 24 tons, Joiner, for the Great Barrier, in ballast. February 23— Fly, 14 tons, Horine, for Wharekawa, •with 3 bags sugar, 4 boxes, and 13 passengers. February 23— Vision, 19 tons, Yates, for Russell, with 12 tons potatoes, 30 cwt. onions, 2 packages 2 bales sundries, and 2 passengers. February 23— Kate, 341 tons, Jones, for Sydney. Passengers — Mr. and Mrs. W. Sevvell, Mr. and Mrs. Blackmoie, Mr and Mrs. Hamilton and 6 children, Mr. and Mrs. Cioacher, Messrs. Haslip, Lynch, Jerr»id, Plank, Dapre, 1 officer 65th liegt , Messrs. Clifford, Burbiidge, Horsfall, May, C. Harris, G. C. Taylor, Heavey, Walsh, Moyes, Dunn, Misses Linsey and OBrien, 1 soldier and wife. — Henderson & Macfailane, agents. February 23— Agnes, 24 tons, fllnnis, for Pohai, in ballast. February 23 — Annie Laurie, 35 tons, Norris, for Russell, with 6 cases gin, 3 hhds. ium, 6 cases tobacco, 20 boxes boap, 1 ton flour, 1 ton biscuit, 1 ton Bugar, 10 cases gioceries, 10 cases dry goods, 4 cases clocks, 10 kegs butter, 10 cwt, onions, 4 casks ale, 1 case wine, 2 dozen tin pots, 4 tons potatoes, 20 packages sundiies, and 3 passengers — Webster and Patterson, agents.

IMPORTS FOREIGN. Per ship Sevilla— 2s hhds. beer, 200 cases bottled beer, 3 pkts. hops, Order ; 30 cases sherry, 20 do., 20 do. port, Brown, Hall & Co ; 1 bale, 11 cases, 7 bales, 6 cases, 1 bale, 1 case, T. Short ; 38 cases, Governor of N.Z. ; 136 packages merchandise and 2 cases sampled, D. Nathan & Co. ; 4 crates earthenware, Lewis James; lease, K. J. Masters, Esq. ; 6 cases, order; 76 cases, order ; 2 pkgs, 12 do., 1 case, 2 pkgs, 1 case, 1 machine, 1 case, 10 bndles wire, Thornton, Smith & Firth; 2 cases plants, G Graham, Esq ; 1 case photographic articles, llev. G. I. B. Kingdon ; 1 case, John Baxter ; 2 cases, Cocluane, Brothers, & Co. ; 1 case, J. Marsh ; 11 cases, G. and C. Lewis & Co. ; 2 case-!, C. B. Izard, care of Gilfillan fc Co. ; 3 cases, Rev. R. Burrows ; 2 cases, 41 cases port, 2 do., Gilfillan & Co. 3 cases, Edw. King; 3 cases, T. S. For&aith ; 6 qr.-; casks, 4 do., 10 casks, Cruickshank, Smait & Co. ; 1 bale, 1 sample parcel, Order; 16 casks, 1 cabe, Cruick shank, Smart & Co. ; 5 bales, 1 case, Order ; 250 cases bottled beer, Blown & Campbell; 10 half-tieices tobc, Order; 2 cases, 1 do., (D. Graham & Co.) Older; 4 casks, 4 trunks, 2 half-tierces, 3 cases, A.& R.Keesmg; 4 pacages, T. C. Law; 4 hhds. 1 qr.-cask wine, His Excellenoy Col. Gore Browne ; 6 cases, 1 cask, 1 cjise, Officer Admin. Govt. ; 1 case, Geo. Urquhatt (Bain, Graham & Co.'s) ; 5 cases, Order ; 1 case, Isaac Hardfcig; 2 bndls wire, 1 case, S. Edmonds ; 1 case, Order ; 2 cases type, 1 case ptg. materials, 1 case ink, 2 cases printg. presses, Thomson, Keith & Co. ; 7 cases, 1 trunk, 1 case, A. Clark & Son; 4 cases, C. Petschler; 1 drum, 1 case, 1 cask, 1 case, 1 cask, J. Davis ; 2 carboy, 3 casks, 4 cases, 2 casks, J. Edson ; 30 cases wine, H. Kerr ; 1 case, E. &H. Isaacs ; 41 pkgß. tea, Brown, Hall & Co. ; 4 cases, BS. Levy ; 3 balesj 2 cases, Owen & Graham ; 5 half -tierces tobacco, 4 caseb, Saml. Brown; 1 case, 1 truss, Joseph Gam ; 1 case books, B. A. Feiand, Esq. ; 5 cases, 10 do., 10 hhds, 10 chests, 10 h*lf-chests, 10 qr.-caskß, 10 half-tierces, 21 puncheons, 14 hhds., 20 half-barrels, 20 firkins, 5 cases, 4 do., Older ; 40 bundles spades, T. Weston & Co. ; 3 cases firearms, &.C., J. J. Stewart (Raglan) ; 2 cases, 1 box, order ; 3 cases, 4 do-, 2 bales, 5 trunks, 4 cases, E. &H. Isaacs ; 20 cases, 5 do., 2 kegs, 1 do. ; 1 case seeds, J. F. Morris (care of Willis, Esq.) ; 1 case, 4 bales, 1 case, 2 do. , 3 bales, C. Petschler; 94 pkgs, 8 casks, 25 drums, 3 pkgs, Order; 2 casks, 1 do , 2 cases, 3 hhds., 8 bndls. wire, 8 casks zinc, 21 boxes tin plates, 100 kegs nails, Coleman, Ireland, & Co.'; 2 butts 2 pipes wine, 20 hhds. rum, 10 hhds. brandy, Brown & Campbell, 4 bales, 1 case, 1 cask, 2 cases, 1 hhd, 1 case, 1 hhd., 3 casks, 1 case.— For Calcutta JB6O iron railway chairs, 126 cases bolts, 1000 iron r»ils. — D. Nathan & Co., agents.

EXPORTS — FOREIGN. Per Kate, for Sydney — 557 bags (43 tons) kauri gum, 10 bales sheepskins, Henderson & Macfarlane 1 ; 3510 lbs. wool, G. E. Ireland; 4 bales sheepskins, 1 canvas trunk, T. Macky & Co. ; 50 boxes tobacco, J. Roberton ; 24 hhds. ale, O. R. Strickland & Co. ; 3 caies tomahawks, D. Nathan & Co. ; 1 cask, 1 case guns, 1 keg powder, Coleman, Ireland & Co. ; 1 case soap, 1 ca&k ink, 2 guns, S. Biownmg; 15 revolvers, 4= guns, P. Jones ; 1 box, 1 case spirits wine, Webster & Patterson.

The Lord Worsley arrived here yesteiday with the English mail. She cleaied Sydney Heads on Monday, the 18th inst., at 4 p m. , the same evening spoke the Loid Ashley, and received from hei a file of Taranaki newspapeis. On Sunday evening passed a full rigged ship 9& the Carallo Islands, steering to the noithward »nd westward ; two hours later passed another standing to the south. Throughout the passage the Lord Worsley experienced light winds fioin the north wind and eastward, with remarkably fine weather. The non-arrival of the Jeddo with the English mails until 8 p.m. on the 1 7th caused the detention of the Lord Worsley beyond her time. The following is her list of passengeis :— Colonel Warre, C.B. ; Major and Mra. Matthews, Eevs. Messrs. Buddie and Fletcher, Miss Buddie, Miss Nicholas, Mrs. Kich »nd daughter, Mrs. Johnson, servant, and 2 chidien, Mrs. Taylor, Dr Tllingworfch, Mr. Maberly and son, Messjb. Webb, Green, McDuff, Marvin, E. Groguiie, F. Groguire, C. Petschler, and 10 in steeiage.

ENTERED INWARDS. February 22 — Scotch Lass, 16 tons, Thorp, fiom Wairoa, with 50 bushels wheat, 40 bushels grjvss seeds, 900 lbs. cheese, 120 lbs. butter, and 2 pas' gengers. February 22— Sally Brass, 16 tons, Bell, from Wai* held, with 25 ton* firewood. February 22 — Pi ogress, 20 tons, Ward, from WM« heki, with 29 tons firewood. February 22— John, 24 tons, Sullivan, from MahufaJßgi, with 35 tons firewood, February 23— Annie Laurie, 35 toni, -Norris, from , Russell', with 50 sheep, 14 brW. 2 butts oil, 3 empty i casks, 20 bushels apples, 10 bushels pears, 4Cb^gs feoffee, and 6 passengers.— Webster & Patterson, agents. February 23 — Ono, 18 tons, Cook, from the Thames, with 60 bushels wheat, 2 tons gum, 20 owt. onions, 3 cases sundries. ' February 23— Mary Ira, 16 tons, Seymour, from Man.gawai,' in ballast, 4 passengers. • February 23— Rose, 24 tons, Joiner, from the Great Barrier, with 37 tons firewood and 6 passengers. • February 23 — Agnes, 24 tons, Inniß, from Pohai, w}th 47 tons firewood. ] February 23 — Raven, 25' tons, Hopkins, in the Maiiu« kau, fiom Kawhia, with 200 bushels apples, 10 kits wheat, 6000 feet timber, and 1 passenger. i

CUSABED OUTWARDS. February 22 — Comet, 18 tons, McNeilage, for Mntakana, with 10 cwt. flour, 10 cwt. sugar, 1 case felling axes, and 4 passengers.