SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1434, 10 September 1861, Page 3

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ENTERED INWARDS — COASTWIBE. September 6— Three Sisters, 28 tons, Trimmer, from Mahurangi, with 44 tons firewood 6 — Wairoa, 15 tons, Turner, from Wairoa, with 22 tons firewood — E King, agent 6 — Coromandel, 16 tons, DeTmerry, from Cabbage Tree Bay, ■with 4,000 feet timber and 1 ton firewood 6 — Snowflake, 12 tons, Toohey, from Cabbage Tree Bay, with 3,000 feet timber, 5 cwt bacon, and 4 bushels wheat 6 — J«ne, 12 tons, Rauapia, from Hauralu, with 24 pigs and 4 passengers 7— Rosina, 15 tons, Willett, from the Wade, with 400 bushels lime and 5 passengers 7— Dot, 27 tons, McCaskill, from the Thames, with 1 thrashing machine, 4 horses, 20 ship timbers, 1,000 feet sawn timber 7— Fly, 16 tons, Eepene, from Cabbage Tree Bay, with 4,600 feet timber 7 — Moa, 15 tons, Matthews, from Knpanga, with 20 tom firewood 9— Bessy, 25 tons, Edwards, from Coromandel, with 21,000 feet timber o— Eclair, 1G torn, Wiremu, from Cabbage Tree Bay, with 12,000 feet timber 9— Victoria, 56 tons, E»ton, from New Plymouth, with 8 working bullocks, 11 tons oilmen's stores, 24 casks beef, 2 do lime juice, 101 bags biscuit, 3 do pepper, 6 cases cocoa, 4 cases tobacco, 2 do pepper, Ido soap, 1 do barley, Commissariat department ; 7 4-chests tea, Gilflllan and Co ; 2 packages luggage, Stevens Passengers — Messrs P Caled, Francis, Kogan, Foote, and McDonald — Combes and Daldy, agents 9 — Julia, 33 tons, Pomare, from Mahurangi, with 50 togs firewood o— Planet, 30 tons, Lewis, from Poverty Bay, with SOO bushels wheat, 100 do maize, 2 tons pork, 50 boxes apples Passengers — Mr and Mrs Goldsmith and child, Messrs. Thomas Weir, Horsley, Tarr, and Sourby 9— Flora McDonald, 18 tons, McKenzie, from Waipu, with 200 bushels wheat, 1 bullock, 6 packages eggs, and 9 pussengers — Cruickshank, Smart, and Co., agents. FOREIGN. 7 — Mann, brig, 150 tons, Bain, from Sydney. Passenger — Capt Walker.— J. Eoberton, agent

OLEABKD OUTWABDS — COASTWISE. September 6— Wairoa, 15 tons, Turner, for Wturoa, with 2J tons flour, 10 cwt sugar, 6 bigs oats, 2 tons potatoes, 3 cases, 20 packages sundries — E King, agent o— Three Sisters, 26 tons, Trimmer, for Mahurangi, in ballast. 6— Lizzy, 19 tons, Kell, for Matakana, m ballast — C. A. Hami, agent 6 — Margaret, 21 tons, Peterson, for Wangarei, with 30 Cwt. flour, 2 torn potatoes, 10 cwt lugar, 4 cvrt salt, 20 package! sundries, and 4 passengers 7 — Rosini, 15 tons, Willett, for the Wade, with 1 ton flour, 10 cvrt potatoes, and 3 passengers 7 — Hope, 24 tons, Black, for Bay of Plenty, with 2 ploughs, 20 pork casks, 10 cwt salt, 5 packages merchandize, 1 cask porter — T Macky and Co , agents 7 — Mans, 30 tons, McLean, for Wangarei, with 10 cwt flour, 1 ton potatoes, 2 cwt sugar, 5 bushels grass seeds, 10 packages sundries, 4 passengers — Cruickshank, Smart, and Co , agents 7— Thames, 17 toni, Eattray, for the Thames, in ballast, with 5 passengers — Lilewall and Eattray, agents 7 — Frowning Beauty, barque, 365 tons, Mair, for Hokianga, with part of original cargo from Sydney and 1 ton flour, 2\ tons biscuit, 1 ton nee, 1 ton sugar, 1 case drapery, 2 tins nails — Gilfillan and Co , agents 7 — Airedale, s s , 286 torn, Robert Johnson, for Taranald and southern ports, with 5 casks, 7 packages castings, 2 casei, 1 ■(-tierce tobacco, 1 box Passengers— Mr and Mrs Parkinson, Messrs D. Samuels, Young, Cutfleld, Atkinson, and Richmond, Mrs Holyland, Miss and Master Atkinson, 1 soldier (57th regt ), 4 soldieri (E E), for Taranaki ; Messrs Wells, Curtis, Domett, Monro, and A J Richmond, Mrs Richmond and servant, Major Richmond, Captain Bowdler (40th regt ), Mr and Mrs Lawson, and Miss Dodds, for Nelson ; Messrs Feathsrston, Renal], Fitzherbert, Taylor, Harrison, Ellis, Rowlands, Taylor, and Betham, and Lieut Johnson, for Wellington , Mr and Mrs. Watts Russell, Mr and Mrs Jollie, Mr and Mn Cookson and servant, Mr. and Mrs Hall, Mist Bartley, Messrs J C Wilion, Creyke and senrant, A E White, Crosbie Ward, and Garry, for Canterbury , Messrs. A Kennedy, Fairbury, Cameron, Campbell, Graham, Heale, Nedcliffe, Morris, Campbell, J Scott, G Grant, M Scott, E Brown, G H Boniface, W. Parsons, E. Bruce, J Brown, P Bennett, J Roberts, J. Clandry, Edmonds, Thos. Pope, for Otago —ICE M.Co , agents 7 — Snow flake, 12 tons, Toohey, for Hauraki, with 2 cwt. salt, 1 bale blankets, 1 tierce tobacco, and sundries 9— Coromandel, 18 tons, for Cabbage Tree Bay, in ballast. o— Eclair, 16 tons, Wiremu, for Cabbage Tree Bay, with 1 cask beef 9— Fly, 15 tons, Eepene, for Hauraki, in ballast 9— Jane, 12 tons, Ranahia, for Hauraki, in ballast, 2 passengers. 9— Moa, 15 tons, Matthews, for Manaia, with 2 barrali pork, 4 bags flour, 2 do. sugar, and 3 passengers. 9 — George, 15 torn, Hohepa, for Thames, with 5 bags sugar, 1 do salt, 4 do biscuit, 2 bales merchandise, 2 boxes tobacco, and 5 passengers — E King, agent o—Bessy,0 — Bessy, 25 tons, Edwards, for Coromandel, with 2 bags flour and 5 packages sundries.

FOREIGN. I—Fanny1 — Fanny Fisher, 238 tons, Smith, for Newcastle, in balla«t. Passengers— Mr. and Mr». Hall and son, Mr. Lyne. I—Broadwater,1 — Broadwater, ship, 671 tbns, Stoclunan, for Guam, -with 2000 fc;t timber *nd part of original cargo from London. Passengers—Mr«. Stockman, Mm Stockman, and (errant, and Mr. Travers.— Cnuckihank, Smart, and Co , agents.

IMPOBTB — FOREIGN. Per Maria, from Sydney : 49 bags maize, J S. Macfarlane ; 49 mats sugar, 100 cases brandy, 100 do ale, 32 casks bottled »le, 75 casej ale, 15 chests 35 4-chests 126 boxes tea, 10 csiei sardines, 4 barrel! currants, 1 case, 5 hhdi brandy, 40 cases geneva, 2 tilt drays, 2 carU, 2 wool carts, 3 Whitechapel carts, 4 pole drays, 75 sides bacon, 200 bagi floui, 4 bales copper ore bag», 1 bag samples, 20 wood kegs, J. Koberton ; 4 ca»ei saddles, Gilftllan and Co ; 2 hhdi holloware, 1 bale leather, 20 barreli, 13 tierces beef, Connell and Sidings ; 140 mats sugar, 6 cases oil stones, 32 packages rope, Webster and Patterson ; 1 hhd. rum, 1 -{-cask whiskey, Mr Nicol ; 2 J-casks wine, 1 hhd rum, 1 case, E Simpson; 2 4-casks wine, 1 hhd. rum, T. Gordon ; 2 cases, Burnside and Co ; 5 cases geneva, 4 do. gin, 2 hhds.j 2 (-casks port, 107 sacks coke, 27 mats crystals, 5 lengths galvanized pipe, 8 hhdi ale, 10 4-caslu wine, 2o tea, order , 2 cases cigars, 44 bag* guano, T. Macky and Co ; 2 cases cigars, S. Brown ; 1 case saddlery, J. Black ; 2 bales canvas, "Watt Brothers

The ' Sftlcombe Castle,' from Sydney, was signalled during the greater part of yesterday evening, but had not fetched her anchorage at a late hour. A ship, supposed to be the ' Northumberland,' from London, with passengers and cargo, was signalled on Sunday, but towards evening stood out to sea, and was not again sighted up till we went to press. The ' Pole Star,' Captain Sullivan, arrived last evening, after a run of four days, from Napier. She brings three passengers, but no cargo. By the ' Pole Star' we have dates to the sth inst There is no news of political import from Hawke's Bay. A rather smart shock of an earthquake was felt in Napier on the night of Monday week. The harbour is to be greatly improved by the provincial government.