SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIX, Issue 1965, 3 November 1863, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

November 2.— Light sonthorly windi and bright wuul ■weather.

ARRIVAL Sundfly, gunboat, from Wnlro».

, DEPARTURES. lI. M. a a. Miranda, for tlio Tliamcs. Snndfly, gunboat, for tlio Wniroa.

VESSELS EXPECTED. II M. it. Elk, from Melbourne Himalaya, « • , from Coylon. Queon of tho Money, slilp, from London. Green Jacket, nliip, from London. Bombay, ihip, frdm London Holvollyn, Rhip, from London Royal Stunrt, ihip, from London. Adolßldo llell, ihip, from Sydney, via Newcastle. Constance, baique, from San Francisco, (2nd d p., 0270 Charlotto Andrcwi, barqno, from Sydney. St Mngnui, linrqno, from Adolaidc NightiDßalo, barquo, from Adoluido. Uranui, from Hambiirßh, via Wellington, ltclinncc, brig, from Ilobni t Town. Jcsuio, ichoonci, from Sydney. Taurnnga, ichoonor, from Napior. Sea Shell, ketch, from Napier. '

PROJECTED DEPARTOTtEq. lord Ashley, * s , for Southern Trovincoi. Ganges, ship, for Calcutta. Tybumla, ship, for Guam Owen Glendowcr, ihip, for Bombay. "W C. Wontworth, bnrqne, for Clnronco Road, NSW. Oiproy, idiooner, for Wnngaruru. Neva, brigantme, foi Tarannki

VESSELS IN HARBOUR. (This li»t does not includo coasting cntten.) IT If. i s Curocoa, from Sydnoy. Txird Ashley, • t., from Southern Province*. Ganges, ship, from London Ida Zoirloi, ship, fiom London. O'ybmnta, ship, from London. Owen Glondower, ship, from London. Dement Hunter, barque, from llolinrt Town. AY C Wentworfch, harqne, from Newcastle. AHoo Camoron, barque, from Sydney. Boy Bendixen, from San Francisco. Volunteer, nng, refitting !Nov;i, brlnantine, from ban Francisco. Southern Cross, inissionaiy icUooncr, from South Sea Islandi. ' Oiproy, schooner, from Rorotonga Heron, ichooner, from Napier

ENTERED ItnYARI><S— COASTWISE. November 2— Nymph, 18 tons, Graham, from Big Omali, with 23 tons firewood. Passenger — 1 European. 2— Four Siiteri, 15 tons, T. Heroin, from Wade, with 13,000 ft timber. Pusicngers- 3 Europeans 2 — Hope, 23 torn, Black, from Bay of Plenty, with 2 tons pork, 500 buihols maize, 200 bushels wheat, 1J tons flax, 2 kegs laid Passengers— 3 natives 2— George. 15 tons, Nicholas, from the Thames, with 11 pigs, 300 lbs. flour, 2 bags biscuit, 4 bags sugar, 1 bag salt, 1 cask pork 2— Coromandcl, 18 tons, Prccce, from Coromandol, with 1,000 briclcs, 3,500 feet timber, i tons firewood — Stephenson and AVaitlell, agents.

ENTERED OUTWARDS— FOREIGN. JNovcsrnrji 2— W C Wentwortli, 315 tons, Captain Smith, for Claronra Kond, Now South Wiilcs — Stcplienson and Wurdoll, agent 1 !

CLEARED OUTWARDS —COASTWISE. November. 2— Nile, 21 torn, Sellers, for Pnkiri, in ballast. Passengers— 1 inulo and 1 funiale 2 — Vision, IS tons, iloppci, for Mangawai, with 2 tons flour, 1 bag potatoes, 2 bags biscuit, 5 kegs nails, 3 casks lime, 2 casks beef, 161bs blasting pott der, 15 small parcels Passengers—S male and 4 feinalo Europeans — Itattray and MatlioRon, agenti. 2 — Osprey, 40 tons, Rogers, for Wantfaruru, with 5 casks beef, 1 ton flour, 4 out sugir, 3 cwt rice, 8 gallons rum, iOlbs tobacco, 1 truss hay, 1 bo\ mustard and pepper, 1 caso saddles, 2 cases drapeiy — Combes and Daldv, agouti 2 — Njmpli, 18 tons, Graham, for Mnhurangi. m ballast 2-7-Throo Brothors, 18 tons, Scymom, for Mangawnl, with i tons flour, 3 casVs poik, 15 bags sugar, 5 bacs slinrps, 2 bags potatoes, 3 packages tools, 100 feet sawn timber, 2 bap s rice, 3 packages giocerles, 4 sacks mai7e Paisongeis— 3 mala Emopeaiu.— T Jlaeky and Co . agents 2— Gcoiro, 15 tons, Nicholas, for tho Thames, with SOlbs flour, 2 small packages clo\er seed.

FOREIGN 2 — Alice Cameron, 347 tons, Cuptuin Barron, from S>dnoy Passengers Mr S Bnggs, Mr. It. Lockliard — Henderson and Mticfnrlanc, ngents.

nri'OßT3-ro reign. Per Alice Cameron, 317 tons, Banon, from Sydney, with 12 cases, 2 kegs tobacco, 6 bale leither, 2 cases leather, 20 chests tea, 1 box, 1 bo\e* enndl»s. 20 kegs barley, 10 ctses salad oil, 10 tyoxes pipes, 1 ca«e baking powder, 22 casks split peas, G cases hami, 1 case, 200 bigs rice, 10 hhd« bi.uuly, fiqr -casks wh.isk.ev. SO cases brandy, -10 chums kerosino, 20 cases sardines, 20 cases cheese, 3bS mat? sngir, ]0 qr -tierces tobacco, 2 cases, 1 bale, 1 canvas parcel, 50 bigs oats, 30 casks cement, 285 bagsmai/o, 1 cask, 7 chums, 2 ci<es, 1 bile, 10 cases hams, 3 cases cheese, 5 cases confectionery, 1 box plito, 1 paper parcel, 4 cases printing materials, 1 case t)pe, lease hose, 10 casks cement, 12 bar* iron, 1 case bolts and nuts , 8 tici ccs beef, 4 half-tierce? beef, 4 kegs beef 54 Ings rice," 2s boxes candles, 10 casks tallow, 20 clients ten, 658 bags lnturc, 27 bugs Mcon, 12 casoi bacon, 0 coses saddlery, 110 bags maize, 3 cases cignia, 3 bales bacon, 2 cise3 beef, 1 cose hams, 1 balo tongues, 1 case sausages, 1 case preserved moit, 70 chests tea, flO boxes tea, 7 bo\oa tobacco, 100 boxes soap, 27 packages lopo, 20 boxes candles, 25 boxes sperm candles, 10 chests tea, 400 bags rice, 2d3 ni its sugar, 10 hlids nun, 0 packages tea, 11 bo\es tea, 10 chests tea, 20 boxes candles, 23 bo\oi 231 bags sugar, 1 wool press, 8 cases cigars, 30 eases ch.unp.ignc, 11 cases wine, 18 cases cheese, 5 cases hams, 2 cisea bacon, 2 ticices baron, 20 birreK herrings, 10 cases salmon, 1 caso books, 2 cases blocks, 151 bag^s sugar. I case nonnioiiKery, 50 bags msi/o, 1 case, 60 lolls matting, 100 b.igs rice, 422 bags sugar, 21 bi!?s cofTeo, 27 cases beer, 48 casks beoi , 113 boxes tea, 03 boxes te<v, 41 chests 108 hhds rum, 22 packages Tope, 1 parcel caps, 2 bales \%a<.te, 1 coil packing, 9 hhd» 2 qr.-casks tea, S cases bacon, 3 case 1 ! haul"!, 2 kegs cream of tartar, i8 kcgi koiosiiio, 4 cases arms and ammunition, 20 tip dra) s, 10 chests candles, 4 cases, 2 o»ses crockery, 100 cases sheny, C diay3, 1 horse, 20 tierces boof, 4 packages tobacco, 2o easel pickles.

JIISCELT.AXI'OUS The Nova, for TaranaUi, did not get away yesterday, and will probably leave to duy. The Owen Glemlouer hai moved oflffioin the Cnrncoa, having discharged her co.ils, and will sail shortly for Bombay. The barqiio AY C Wen tuorth entered out) esterdiy at tho Customs fOlf 01 Claienco Road, N.S \V llio Osprey is about to 1< nvo for AVangaruru The Tyburnia will probably sail for Guam in a fow days. JI,M. s s Miranda got up steam yesterday afternoon, and shoitly aftor flye o'clock proceeded down tho eastern passage, her destination being tho 'lliames. 'J'ho gunboat Sandfly loft tho cqal hulk and steamed away for the Wahoa about half-pist six p m yostorday. fjjiehadlo Naval Yoluntoois on boaid Tho Vision left the Queen street whaif at half past eight last evening for ilaugawai. Nkw Method or Ratsinu a SrEAMnn —M. Bauer, mi enpinccr, ha», aftpy long preparatory labours, succeded in raising the Bivarlan stoamer Ludwig, winch sank two yean ago in the lAke of Constanco, in consequence of coming into collision with a Swiss steamer The engineor, In older to raiso tho vossol, which was lying at a depth of 70 feet, made use of an apparatus of his own invention. By means of dners ho attached to hei, ono on each side, two largo balloons made of waterproof linen, which ho filled with air. AVhon tho expansion luid become sufllcicnt, a movement was observed in tho water, which looked as if boiling, and the vessel gradually camo to tho smface — "Aitizan," August 1. Oun S?iirriKra — At the close of the year 1802 thcro belonged to tjio ports of the United Kingdom 28,440 vouds of 4,931,400 torn, usually navigatiul by 228,131 men and boys — an increase in tho eourso of tho yeai of 402 vessels, 127,574 tons ami 3,315 men and boys The vessels bojpnglng to tl}e British plantations wero 10,007, of 1,107,000 tons, and manned by 75,031 parsons — " Artizan," August 1. 11. I M fiigato La Sybille, commanded by the Count Pouget, which miivcd )>oic Hbonta foitnight since fiom France, having on her voyago out touched at the Capo, Madagascar, and Bourbon, will loiwo. Sydney tins day, Wednesday, on hor letura to Fiance, Wa New Cnlodonin, Tahiti, and ltio dn .Taneiio On Slondiy last his E\collency the Governor, accompnnied by the late Prom lor and Mr. Turville, visited tho frigate, And was coidhlly welcomed on board by the gallant commanjdoi, who paid him all tho honours duo as the representative of her Jlttjqsty TJjo Comnnnder and officers of La SyliiUt have expressed their sail >f utlon -with tlidi sojourn in Sydnoy, and thoir adnm.ition of tho Ijeauties < f tho l)arl.our, and tho impoitanoe of tlio qitv, Hie Commander, with pne of his oflicers, lnit week visited Woollmigong i«id its neichbQii).hood, with tho scenery of which thoywero rauoh plnaied,— " Sj dnoy Empiro," Oct. 21.