ARRIVAL OF THE 'HANOVER.'

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVIII, Issue 1620, 30 September 1862, Page 11

ARRIVAL OF THE 'HANOVER.'

The good ship ' Hanover,' 1045 tons, Captain H. H. Rich, fetched her anchorage in the Wmtemata on Wednesday night at ten o'clock. She lett the Docks on the 2!Hh May, niul toolc lier final depar tine from the Downs on Sunday, June lfet, with light enstoly wind. Evpeiienced duty westeily weather m the chops of the Channel. Caught the N.E. tnules in 27° north, winch earned the ship to 10° noitli. Ciossed the line on the 9th July iv 20° 40' west; on which day signalled the ship ' Uobert Henderson,' fiom Glasgow to Otaga, with passengtis. On the 13th July mghted the Pernambuco coast. Caught the S.E. trades in 3° south, which lasted up to 20° south. The trade winds weie light Passed the meiuliau of the Capo of Good Hope on the 2nd July, and ian down the easting in 45* south. Experienced fiesh gales fiom the meridian of the Cape of Good Hope to Tasirania, which was sighted on the Bth September. Fiom the Tasmanian coast to New Zealand, had a succession of fresh breezes from the north, and calms. Sighted the Tlneo Kings late on the night of Monday, September ]sth, and passed the Noitli Cape on the following morning. Expeuonoed bree/es along the coast. Sighted seveial \essels noi th of the Equator, homeward bound. The ' Jlanovci ' bungs the second party of the Nonoonfoinnst special settlors, nuinbeiing 310 souls. Theie was one death — a child, and one bnth during the passage. The passengeis bpeak in the highest terms, not merely of Captain Rich ami his officers, but give a good repot tof the ship and findings. We have never seen a ship come into port in a more cleanly or cieditable condition The ' Hanover ' is al3 year ship, and is 7 yeais old

PA&SENGh US. Wm. jVtison, junr , J. J. Rubm'son, John, Isabella, Maiy, Ann, Frances, George ditto ; Thomas Hewetson , John M. Hill, Win. C. ditto , James Chapman ; Joseph Pitman, Mrs ditto ; Elizabeth Collinge, John ditto, Chas. Brown, Thomas Giaham, Mi->. Maigaiet ditto , Eliza G. 'Walter, 11. ditto ; Ale\. Kintoul, Mis Eliza ditto, Isabella, Andrew, James, Sophia, Aiuhcw ditto ; George 11 ally, Mr*. Eli/a ditto, Jessie ditto; T. .). Scott, Mih. Annie ditto, Annie S. ditto, Sinh M. ditto; \Ym Payne, Louisa ditto, Waltei ditto; John H Sewaid, Mi's. Saiah ditto, Fiank ditto, Geoige Hames, Mia. Maiy ditto, Elizabeth ditto, Geoigo ditto, Maiy Ann ditto, Sarah ditto, Harriet ditto, llliam ditto , Kdw aid Palmer; Richd. C.utiight, Mis. Fiancee ditto, Richaid, Edwaul, William, Fiancis ditto , R. Cutfoith , Wm Wilson, Mrs. Mai\ ditto, Mmj Jane, Emma J. ditto, H. Fnggms , Saiah Dhms, Emma, Eliza, John ditco , Chas. Rushbrook, Mis. Elizabeth ditto, William N., Hemy, Fiank, Elizabeth, Oliver, Chailes L<\ ditto , James J. Longbottom ; Geoige Mawer, John Nhepheul, Mia Sarah Ann ditto, John A., Hemy ditto , John Walters, Mi *, ditto, Moses Butteii, Beinnid Longbottom, Mrs. Ann ditto, Elizabeth, Uaitei, Ellen, Maigaiot ditto , Geo. Abliton , Paiker Wmii ; W. Blow , Edwin Hallowa> , R T Millai , Williun Pottel, Emily ditto, Thomas Tiauul, Robeit, Catheiine, Maigaiet ditto, William Mc.ity.it d, Mis. S.uah ditto, Helen ditto ; William lleion , William Cooper ; George Gold , Chailes Leich, Mis. Ke/iah ditto, Joseph, Ghaile*, Willi.im, Fiane<s, Emma ditto , Samuel Tiobe , Chailes Judd, Mis ditto, Eliza, William Hemy, Dotty ditto , John Wnglit, junr., ; Edw.aid Pcmbeiton ; Henry Sle-ith , C'lni-itophei Bottrill, Mrs. P> ditto, Chustopher, Amy ditto ; Ely Nutting, Mrs. N. ditto, Edwjud, Ahceditto , Abijah J.vivis, Mn Ann ditto, Rachel, Abijah ditto : J. Pmney , Joseph Wilkws, Mis. Sophia ditto. Mai} Ann, Benjamin, Maicus, Anno, Joseph ditto ; William llelfoid, Robeit ditto, John Twigg . Joseph Lidyard, M^is. ditto, Henij Watts, H , William Howaid, Mrs. Sai ah Jane ditto, Peicy, M"auan, Lizzie, ditto, Joseph Baker, John Prickanl , Chaile-: Atkins, Mis M.via ditto, Eh?abcth M. , Arthui ditto; Geoige M. Cholsen, Wis Saiah ditto, Elizabeth, Maiy Jane, ditto E. T. Ilubett, Mis ditto , Joseph Smith, William Ua\illi , IVtei Simpson , Mm Ann ditto, Ellon ditto , Chailes D. Ciay, Mis Maigai el ditto, Elizabeth W , Maig.uut, Fiances M' , Citheiine R, Chailes F., Saiah L., Jane A S. ditto , John Owens, Mis Maigaitt ditto, Jo&eph, Geoige, a.id infant ; Samuel J ohiibnu, Ficdciick L)avis , Robuit Leaf, Mib. ditto, William, Robci I, Alfied, Julia Ann E. ditto; William W.nd, Mis bai ah ditto, Esther ditto , Win. Huiiison ; James Watson, M^is. Giace ditto, Jane Ann ditto; Benjamin Ramsbottom, Mis Jemmi.i ditto, William B , Maiy, Selhin, ditto, James Rams bottom, Mis Betsy ditto, Walter, Benjamin ditto, James Mulei, Henry Stooks, Thorn is Bailey , Geoige Hallv, James, ditto, John ditto , John Tajloi, James Pugh, Mis H.unet ditto; G Haitnell, Fiank Woodnaid, James S. Mareo; Samuel Lindsoy, Wnght ditto , Wilson Riddell, James Anthony, Jamei R Hendiy , William J Isles, Mis Saiah Ann ditto, James Wells, Mis Fiances ditto, Fiances, Emma, Ellen, Cecillia, Amelia ditto : J Flockhait, Chailes T. Pearman, Samuel Stockbridge, Alfted R Wilson, Geo. Ripley; Wm. Tmr.ei, Mrs. Saiah Ann ditto , Jas C'ouplaud, Mis Elizabeth ditto, Harriet, Levi, Sarah Ann, Emma ditto ; John Jackion , Thos. W. Wilion, Mis Ann ditto, Joseph, Sarah, ditto ; Jas. Tiounson, Mifc. Sarah i\r ditto , Geo. Dilly , Clrns White, Mis. Catherine ditto, G. R Ilmde, Edwd. Payne, W. R. Glanvillc, Win. Canner; Wm Kiniey, Mis ditto, Win II ditto, AgnesA J'almei, Annie Kinsey ; Robeit Nicholson, Mis Ann ditto, Maiy Ann, Geo C,Ed\\mJ do., Ohas Rhodes, Mi fa. Maiy Ann E. ditto; Thos. Grico, Duncan McLaien, William Halley ; Alexander Camjihell, Mis Eh/a ditto, AleXander, Eli/a ditto ; G. Ashley, James Eyer, William Holt, John Aunistead; William Eveiett, Mm M^artha ditto, William, Chailes, Hariy ditto, Jamea Darrye, Mrs. Sarah ditto, Thomas, Henry J., Walter, Frances, Fiedenck, Albert ditto ; Saiah Sheppeid, Ann ditto; Albert Robinson, S'unuel Barton; Eh/abeth Hannor, Susanna ditto ; Jo&eph Rhodes, Benjamin Bunn; John Buidett, Mrs. Eli7a ditto, Theodoie P., Frances J , Alfred L , Edwaul D., Ghailes M. ditto; William Vickery, Heniy Balton, Hemy R. Gowei ; Richard Smith, Mrs. Catheiine ditto, David, Petei, Richaul, Alexander, Catherine ditto ; James Colym*n ; William Sewell, Mis. Emma ditto, Eduard ditto ; R. Harris, Abm. Pickles ; George Dibble, Mis. Susan ditto, Fred, Annie, Chustopher ditto;— 3o7 English, 29 Scotch. Cabin Rev John Davis, Mis. Emma Davis ; Dr. Hooper, Mrs. Hooper ;— 4. Total, 340. — " Daily Southern Cioss," Sept ]9.

The 'Wild Wave,' schooner, Captain F. Martin, arrived from Lyttelton on Saturday, after a run of six days. — " Daily Southern Cross," Sept. 8 The schooner 'Dolphin,' Doughty, arnvcd from Napier on Satiuday last. She bungs 18 head cattle, having lost four. — Ibid The I P.E M steamer ' Queen,' Captain Pole, steamed down the river yeiteulay for the southern piovinces. She carnes her Majesty's mails and 87 passcngei s. — Ibid. Yesteulay evening, about seven o'clock, the steamei 'Tasmanian Maid, 1 made the Queen-stieet whaif, after a run of five days fiom Nelson. Mr. Smitli and Captain Jackson came up with the steamer, which may now be looked upon, we believe, as belonging to Auckland. Her cabin accommodation is very complete, and her length gives her gipat advantage for carrying deck passengeis. It is intended to place the steamer on the berth to Coromandel, and when we state that the cutter ' Thames' took down twenty-five diggers yesteiday evening, there is reason to suppose that woik enough will be found for the ' Tasmanian Maid.' — Ibid. TheI.CR.M. steamer ' Lord Woisley' sailed from Nelson on Sunday week, on her passage to Sydney, by way of Taiauaki and Manukau, but has not since been heaul of. She had on board, among others, Messis. Robt. Giaham and Chailes Taylor, and Capfc. Butler, who were returning from their senatdial labours to Auckland. As the weather was fine the presumption is that her machinery bioke down, and she has been knocking about under canvas. We hope, however, that the government will dispatch a vessel immediately to look after her, for fear of anything more serious having happened. — " Daily Southern Cioss," Sept. 9. The biig 'Gil Bias,' Miles, master, from Napier, arrived heie yesterday. Left Napier September sth, with 65 head of cattle on board, consigned to Mr. Buckland, and lost twelve during the tup. Expeueiiced light SW. winds till neanug the Great Barrier on last Wednesday, .and when within twentysix miles of that island a sudden gale commenced at E.N.E., at 4 a m., blowing with excessive fury, with a driving lain and heavy confused sea The barometer then registered 29 45. During the afternoon of the same day, the wind veered to the S.E., and modei ated at 8 p.m., with a lising barometer. It is somewhat remarkable that on Tuesday and Wednesday last, the barometer in Auckland was unusually

low, with atmospheric indications of a gale fioin the eastwaid, bat it passed off with vaiiablo light winds, cloudy weather, and slight showers. The following aro the passengers by the 'Gil Bias' -—Mis. Miles, Messiu Shci'fion and Halloy, and one stockman. — "Daily Soubhcin Cioss," Sept. 13. H.M.S. 'Harrier,' Sn Malcolm Macgiegor, Bait , left the Waitemata for Wellington. His lixeelloncy Sir George Gioy is expected to letuin in lier to Auckland.—" Daily Southern Cioss," Sept. 15 The ship ' Queen of the Noith' bioke giound on Satin day afternoon at 5 o'clock, and left the haiboui yesteid.iy (Sunday) morning at daylight. She is bound to Ilong Kong. —Ibid. The barque 'Kate/ Captain Shcilock, cleat ed Sydney heads, in company with the brig ' Lalla Rookh,' for Auckland, at 9a m of the 3ul September. Expeiicnced fine weather; wind north to northeast. .Sighted the Tlnee Kings G p.m. of the 11th ; oft"Ca| c Biett 6 a.m. of the 12th. The ' Alice Cnmeion ' .mived on the 29th, ami would sail in a few days Sighted no vessels. — Ibid. Captain Sherlock, of the b.uque 'Kate,' was piesented with a letter of thanks, ou his aruv.vl in Sydney last trip, by the passengers. — Ibid. H. M. S. 'Ilaiiier,' commander Sh ]\lalcolni Me Giegor, Uait., is to make a c.dl at Tatanaki, on account of the wreck ol the 'Loid Woisloy,' to ascertain the pai ticulars of that event, and see if anything can lie done to sj.ve part of the propeily — " Daily Southern Cross," Kept. Hi The cutter ' Flora McDonald,' MeKeime, master, anived at Mr. McLeoil's settlement on the Kaipnin, fioiu Auckland, on Wednesday last, aftei a run of ten days. She biought the steam machmeiy for Mi MacLeod, which she landed in fiist-i ate oulor; and is taking in a letiun caigo of kauii gum.— Ibid. The baiquo' Lalla Rookh,' Captain Ecdy, fetched her anchorage ou Monday night. She took her de parturo fioin Sydney m company with the 'Kate' Experienced light winds thioughout, except on Satin day last, when it blew a seveie gale for eight hours from the southwaid. She biought twelve diggeis as passenger. The 'Lalla llookh' will be biought alongside the whaif by Captain FOlhs, to-daj f , tothebeith left vacant by tho 'Cluth.i,' schooner, which was hauled into the- stieam yesteulay. — " Daily Southern Cioss," Sept 17. The cutter 'Lapwing,' Fernandez, master, airived yestei day moining fi om Napier, with a e.ugo of cattle.— "Daily Southern Cioss"' Sej)t. 18 Tlio schooner 'Suipuse,' Biaund, master, fetched her auchoiage yesterday moiniug horn Napiei, which she left on the 3 id instant The "Surpuse" brings a caigo of wheat. — Ibid. _ The schooner 'Sakombe Castle,' Captain James, amved in the Maimkan on Tuesday night fiom Wanganui, winch she left on tho 9th On the 10th, at 8 a in. stood in to within a mile of tho wu'ik, and saw a number of natives on boaid, .ippaicntly unbending the mam-top sail Spoke tho ' Iteion,' .Mid sighted <i schoonei steeling to the South at noon of the same day. Amved at Now Plymouth in tlio evening, and commenced landing cattle ou the 1 Hh Left New Plymouth foi W.iug.unu on the lltli, with the wind from Noith West, but owing to the wind shiftiug to the southwaul, and blowing a haidgUa at midnight, boie up toi the Manukau. Captain James i epoi ts the 'Loid Wois-ley to lie sitting up light like a \essel on the stocks wheie she went ashoie. — Ibid. The steamer ' Tasmanian Maid,' Captain Jackson, arrived fiom Coiomandel yesleidi} afteiunon, bunging up 22 passengers. Rough squally ncathu wis re ported. The steamer pioved hn excellent qualities as a seaboat on this tiip, which was made horn lauding place to landing place, against a he.iv) head wind and squalls, and in a rough sea, in a few minutes o\ei m\ hoius The pievious up tup was done in lour honis 45 minutes, against the tide all the distance , and the previous urn was done infourhouis 20 nunutea Cipr Jacksou speaks highly of this steamei • — " I) 1113 Southeui Cross," Sept 19. The steamer ' Rangiteia' with the mail fio-n Sydney to Septcmbci 3id, airi\ed at Nelson on the l )th — " Daily Southern Cioss," Sept 22 The I.C. 11 M. steamship ' Anedalo, 'Capt Ivmnrdv, arrived in the Manukau on Satuul ly at ll'oil a 111 , bunging with hei the Southern m ul, passonoeis and part of the ciew of the ' Loid Woisley,' and the menibeis of the General Assembly foi this piownci iiom Wellington Tho ' Anedalo' evpeiicnced fine weathei throughout Lett Otago on the Bth, Lyttelton on the 10th Wellington (aftei waiting h\o da\s) on the- 1 "t'n, Picton, 15th, Nelson 18th, Taianaki 19th Mie hit.uuht 102 passengers to the Manukui — 'I'lie following is a list of the passenijeis — Mis and Miss Messenyei, Mi. Young, Mi. McKecknev, Dr. and Miss Row son, Mi G Giahatn, His llonoi the Supeiiutendeut, Mi .lanie-t Wilham«on, Mi. and Mi 1 - O'Roiko, Mi MOlllO, Hi Knight, Messis Readei Wood,Baitlcy,'L\vjloi, r[untoi , Lt.-Col. Kenny, Col Nixon, Mr and Mis Russdl, Mi Kelly, Mr. Utting, Dr. Leoy, Mr. and Mis Laigeit, Messis Kentucky, Biamblu, 'Wilson, Mis E W.tlkpi, Mis Greenfield, Mis. McGi.ih, Mis , roues, Misses Wilson and Johnson ; Mi-, , M.istoi, and Miss Coleman ; Mr. Greenfield, Messis (! and P Lew, W. Bay, T Johnson, J3 , T , and P MeGiah , Messis Watson, Gilbcid, W. Foul, J Young, Eisten, Jack son, Masters, Alci^ft E\ 'Loid Woisley' Captxiu and Mis. Campbell, two childicn and two soi\anl> , Mr. Valentine Smith, Mi Robeit Giaham, Captain Butlei, Messis C. J. Taylou Bhke, F. W Hojle, Mis White, Miss DeLVmele, Captain 1 Sou den, Mi J White, Wm. Gunby, 11. "White, Mi. and Mis Twill, Messis. Sw'cborne, C Newton, C Bloonifiold, Sted man J. Butters, E Bellis, E Carey, C Memtt, J Broolo, W Bow den, Mis St>gill, Messis S Tasini, T. Bach, C Longden, E Flint, F Chapman, J Johnson. — Ibid. The s.s. ' Loid Ashley,' Capt Wheeler, w IUI mails, passengers, and caigo, biought up alongside the wharf last night Lett Sydney on the loth Sept. at 4 p in , with .1 biee/e fiom the W S W 101.tinning foi tin eo days, when an accident happened to the machmeiy by the bi caking of the ccccnliic shap, and which caused a stoppage of eleven liouis — the ship making no headway, it being a calm On the 20th had N W. winds to the North Cape, which was passed at 8 p m. on the 20th, arming heie at (i .!() p 111 last e\ening. The ' Kate' was sighted outside the Little Banier. The following is a list of the passengeis by the 'Loid Ashley. — Mr Sudlci, Mr. and Mrs Phillips and family, Capt Sullivan Mr. Leavcnwoi th, Mis. Whitakei, Mis Bond, Mi and Mrs Cavanagh, Master Cavanagh (3), Mi Jiout, Mr and Mis Duver and child, Mis Reid, Mis J. Elsby, Mrs. Crosby, pnv.it 1 Smith —Ibid The favourite chppei baique 'Alice Cameion,' Capt Bairon, arrived ycsteid.iy fiom S}(lnoy, attcr a quick passage. Took her depat tine fioin Sydney heads at 5 p.m on Monday week, one hour aftei the ' Loid Ashley,' mail steamer. Had winds fiom tho S W to S.E , and experienced twelve hoius' calm on the fouith day out. Sighted the Thiee Kings at 3 am , on Sunday morning, when close to them, the weithei thick and squally, and the wind fiom the south west Passed Cape Biett at 3 p.m., and was kept beatimr about dining the lemaiuder of Sunda}'. Was it Tin at 5 a.m. yesterday, but could not get up befoic tinafternoon, when she beat up the haihour with a light doutheily wind Tho 'Alice Cameion' is to s-iil agam ou Satin day. She biought the following passen geis— J Beaton, S UndeihiU, Sandoison, Guidon, Hanncy, J. McDonald, J Bond, J. Bosmth, J. Robinson, R Eskis, D McClements, ,1 Halt, C Coik, W. Lee, A. Campbell, J. Poyntiee, C. Neil, M. Ma Calfe, and J. Leipstin ; Mis. Robinson.— " Daily Southern Cross," Sept. 23. The cutter ' Will Watch,' Haymet, master, aimed in Auckland on Sunday, after a 11111 of 22 days fiom Roratonga She bungs a caigo of fnnt ami tiopical produce, which will lie biought to tho lunnnor on Wednesday. A portion of the fuiit was damaged on the voyage The ' Will Watch ' expeueneud fine weather and light winds. — Ibid. Quern-street Whahp Light. — We aieglad to poiceive that at length the approach to om harbour at night has been made moie hecure than fomiPily, by the erection of a fixed led light at the noithendof the Queen-sheet Wharf. The light will bo a conspicuous object, standing 30 feet abo\e high water, and visible *fter rounding the Noith Head. It will be visible iive or six milcH to the eastwaid in clear weathei This is a step in the light diiection. — " Daily Southern Cioos," Sept. 27. We experienced a severe south-easterly blow on Saturday evening aud night, accompanied by heavy rain. Yesterday there were very heavy showois and easterly weather.— " Daily Southern Cioss," Sept. 29. The steamer 'Queen' ai lived on Satuiday evening shoitly befoie ssix o'clock, from the houthein poits of the colony, bringing news fiom Otago up to tho 18th instant, on the evening of which day she left that poi t. She called at Poit Cooper, Wellington, and Napioi, and left the former port on the 20th, and Wellington on the 23rd. The weather during the passage was very agieeable until early on Satin daj, when showeis of rain sot in. Owing to tho thickness of the weather her approach was not known until she was inside the heads. Tho following is a list of her passengois — The Hon. Dillon Bell, the Hon. Mr. Sewell, Captain Campbell, Major Dwyer, Miss Dwyer and servant, Mr Gisborne, Mr. Stevenson, fiom Wellington ; Messis. Brown, Cooper, Wilson, and Canning, fiom Napier ; eight soldiers, six women, and eight ehikhen. Cait;o : 1 case, P. A. Phillip 1 ! ; i cases diapery, Blown, Hall, and Co.; 29 boxes candles, Brown, Campbell, and Co , 1 carriage, 1 borne, Major Dwyer ; 1 hoi bo, Mr. St. Hill; 150 Bheep, Mr. Canning. — Ibid.