PORT OF AUCKLAND. MISCELLANEOUS

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXI, Issue 2602, 20 November 1865, Page 4

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

MISCELLANEOUS

November 18.— Wind N.W. , flno. Novomber 10.— Wind AY. ; squally.

ARRIVALS, Hydro, th!p, ASA tons, Skone, from Nowcaitle, N.S.AV,, with catttt. Lombard, barque, 20S tom, WolffeJ from Queensland, with cattle. Funny Smnil, barquo, BSO tons, Win, Firth, from Newcastle, ■with coals. Pioneer, brig, 100 ton*, A. Ducntto, from Pcit T/>uis, Mauritius with »ug«M. ■ Princess Alice, brig, 237 tons, Kiddy, from Newcastlo, N.S AY.,' with coals.

DEPARTURES. H.M. i. Eclipse, Captain Frenmutlo, on a criiUo. Glencoo, barque, 16S tons, G. A. Phillipi, for tho Katyara, ■with cargo. £otnbarri, barquo, 20S tons, Wolffo, for Tauranga, with original cargo from Queensland Taurnngn, schooner, 01 torn, .T. L Fnulkncr, for Tamanga, with general cargo. June, schooner, 80 tons, A. Faulknor, for Opotlkl, with general orgo. ' F»noy, sohoonor, 27 tons, Muslfut, for Tauranga, with stores Glunco, ciittor, 18 toi», Wckion, for Matalmna, with genoral cargo Four Sister 3, cutter, 17 tom, M'AHoy, for tho Wade, with sundries Flora Mnalonnlil, cutter, IS tons, M'Kciuie, for AVaipu, with, •torei. "Whitby, cntter, 20 toni, Donghtv, for Tiuirang.\, with storci Fly, cutter, 16 tons, Girv.ui, foi Coromamlel, with sujuluos

VISS3ELS KXPKUTKD. H M. * Brisk, from Sydnoy, No 80 B»ngatira, * s (or other boat), lioni (ho South, tine 19th Ulcoats, ship, from Clnli, VI'HII, now ooilo G»la, ship, SlO tons, Shaw, from London, So 3319, 3rd (In. p. (to Mil 20th Aug ) „ „„„ Percy, ship, 010 tons, WianLmoio, fiom London, No. 9513, Ist dis p (to sail 20t!i Aug ) Bftuiwat, thip, 035 tons, Allan, No S2oi>, Ist dis. p. (to wll 31st Aug. Bella Mary, barque, from llobart To«n, Ko Sl2O, 3ul dis p Xnte, barque, from Sj dnoy, No Coin, Ist <U« p Ssrah Ann, barque, from Hobirt Ton ii, No. 051, 2nd dis p. Miirln, brig, froinNowcastlc, No 7SJO, lst dis p. Freak, brig, from Sj dnoy, No 400'), Ist dis p Pakeha, brig, fiom Adelaide, VliFO, new code. N«yiv, brignnUne, from South Sea Islands, 5720, Ui dis. p Killermont, brigantlno, fiom Melbourne No CiSO, Ist dis p MaryCumming, biigantinc, from Jlolbourno, QClll', now code. J. B. Russell, schooner, from Cliristchuicli Celt, schooner, from CliTistclnucb. Sylph, schooner, fiom ICtipara , Coral Queen, schooner, from South Sea Islands, >o 203, 3rd dis p Emma Klixa, schooner, from Hokitika Pdlcon, schooner, from Hokitika Victoria, schooner, fiom Korotougi Kiwi, schooner, from (^roy Kiver, m.i lloKiangfl. Savoy I*ss, schoonor, from C:\ntoibniy. Vohinttcr, cutter, from Hokitika J£afle, cutter, tram Hokitika Quickstep, cuttor, from Hokitika ri/inet, cutter, from llio Groy Kiwr Hopo, ichooner, 23 tons, Black, from Tiwranga. Fortune, scliooiici, fiom Awnmu Se» Brec7c, schooner, from Bussell General Cnineron, scliooncr, 42 tom, Joyco, fiom Hiissel Success, schooner, from Napier, n.i the coast

PItOJ !'<! riri) I>KPA It rl ' HIM, For lojjnoN. — Ida Zcl^ler, Jim 1 , Sinm, on rtisohnrgo of imvnnl cargo Newcastle.— Kmnm PrescDtt, FTisjli lander, T"anny Small, anil Princess Alice, early SEaiiriiius. — Pioneer, eurh Kaipiha — Sjlpli, cirljGue^t PAUitißii— Nilo, carlj. N^ncu. — lieUv, early East Co\st — Huntress, rarly Nokfoj.k Ist, vnd — Sen Shell, early. B^Y op Pii vt\ — Kaun, earlj Tahiti \>d RoitoToxf. v — lliisp, ear]^ PonT FiT^itov — Punce of Waloi, oaily. V\tPA« Mso — Orita, earlj CojtoM\:»Dhri. — Taiuiiniau ilaul, 22nd

VESSEL IN HARBOUR. (Tills list (loos not Include comlliip; cutlur* ! II Jf. i. Esk, Captain Luco, from Poverty Bay. H.SI >. Falcon, Captain Parkyn, from the Kawnu WitUeinnU, p.s (on ferry service ) Huntress, p s , Captain Stalker, from Opotiki. Tasmanian Maid, p s , Jackson, from Coronundel Slam, ship 745 tons, Ashby, from londoiu— Crulckshank, Smart, and Cd , agent? Ida Zeigler, ship, SOS tons, Reynolds, from Losdon.— David Nathan, agent. Altquis ship, H2l tons, Davlson, from London.— Combes and Daldy, agents. C '-*. ihip, 555 tons, Skene, fiom Newcastle, N.S W.— A. * f. n' ■"nson and Co , agents. t nmWii hni-niiJ 20S tons . Wolff e, from Qitaensland vS$ Lt^nm Wm Firth - from »•«"««•• —Henderson and Maciu"» n e, ngents BtlU Mnriiiit, ship, toul Imlk. Ann an I Jane, Mrquo, 200 tons, Smith, from Newcastle.— J. 3 Alaef.ivUne, agent Oritfl, barque, 000 tons. O W. Sohrcortor, fiom V.Upar.wo.— Henderson and Mucfarlane, agenti. Marlon, coal hulk Susan, brig cofUlmlk. Pioneer, bri?, 190 tons, A Bncitto, from Port Louis, Mailritins — Hendeison and Macfarlane, a,'ents. Prince« Alice, brig, 237 tons. Kiddy, from Ne\vca«tle, N S Ay. — Thornton, smith, and Firth, agents Emma Presoott, brig, 14S ton?, J S. StTOton, from Melbourne. — K. Woolley and Co , ageuts Hebe, brig, 170 ton?, William*, from Newcastle, N S W.— Hendenon and Macfarline, agents. Highlander, brig, 10S tons. Boor, from Newcastlo, N S \V — Hemlerson and Macfurlane, agents Venui, brij, 152 tons. Kean, fiom Bolivia — Cruickihank, Smart, and Co , agents C»milla, bngantine 100 toni, White, from nobart Town.— .T. Roberton and Co , agents gouthorn ClO3l, sohooner, 02 toni, Till/, from the Sonth Sea Islauds, vi.i Sydney Kauri, schooner, 37 tons, S'loirer, from Napier, via Bay of Plenty Lily, schooner, 17 tons, Joseph, fiom Wjllieki, Mary Ann White, schaonc, li tom, Knight, fiom Waihoki. Ruse, cutter, from Son'h Sea IsLinds Sea Shell, cutter, .10 tons G Wcbstoi, from Norfolk Island

SAXBVS DAYS. 1885.— November 20, 27. {N.B —If Hio day mnrkeil prove culm anil still, mistrust tho (toy nftor, anil especially tbo second day after.]

.ENTERED IN V ARCS. No\FMnip. 18— Fanny Smaile, 330 toii3, Firth, from Newcastle, with conla and maizo tas por imports report' —Henderson and Macfnrlane, agents 18— Wanderer, 23 tons, Mirk, from Coiomaurtel, with 15,000 feet timber 18— Flora MoDonaM, 18 ton 1 !, McKc«?io. from Walpu, with 100 busheli vl(»ati 00 boxes eggs, 12 kegs butter. Pas*engers—i IS— America, 40 tons, MoHver, from Tainia, \t{(li 2^,000 feet timber. 18— Martha, 8 tons, Chetaldy, from Cubbigo Day, with 80 bagi oysttra 18— J'cter Cracroft, 20 tons, Du?tln, from Oabbdgo Bay, with 17,000 feot timber. Passengers— 3 18— Four Sisters, 17 tons, SlcAUef, from tho Wade, with 10,000 feot timber Pasiongors— 4

ENTERED OUTWATUB November 18— Buio, 41 toni.newion, for Tahiti, with iundrie» —Combe* and DMy, agents

CLEARED OUTWARDS. NOVEMBEJI 18— Glencoe, barque, 153 tons, G A Phillips, for Hie Kaipara, with 13 pkgs. groceries, 3 casks keroiiiiD, i pkgi ironmongery, 18 bur* iron, 8 cask» beef and poik, 5 bags biscuit, 32 ditto sugar, G ditto flour, 3 ditto maize, 2 plcgs., W. Eonfir ; 50 bag* flour, 14 mail sugar, 10 gunnies »ngnr, 18 ba«s biscuit, 2 half-chests tea, 11 boxed sundries, C Henth : 13 cask* and cas«3 wine? and spirits, II Walton, — T. H Hall, agent 18-Fly, 15 tons, Girvan, for Coromandel, with 14 cnt hay, 1 ton flour, 1 pkg leather, sundries Pasiengers— B 18— Tauranca, (il tons, J. L Faulkner, for Tauranga, with llhhds , 3casks tile and porter.OO ditto beer, 4 ditto lemonade, 7 cues brandy, 5 casks rum, a large cargo of oilmen's stores •ml provisions Passengers— 4 — T Mucky and Co , agents 18— Jane, 39 toni, A Faulkner, for Opotiki, with 13 casks wine, 1 ton biscuit, qr -cask brandy, 2 tons flour, i coses tobacco, 10 ditto brandy, 10 ditto old torn, 30 hhd 1 ! alo, 91 bags potatoes, 30 ciskt alo, 10 bags maize and bran, CO pkgi groceries, i cases, 1 bag luvulrlos 18— Glance, 18 toni, Dickson.for Mataknna, with 1 ton maize, 2,5001b flour, 3 casks beef, 1 cask tar, 2 bags sugar, G ba?» bran and sharps, 2 coses, 1 cask ale, 30 empty boxes FasMiifen— ll. 18— Whitby, 20 tons, Doughty, for Tauranga, with 30 tons Commissariat stores 18— Fancy, 20 tons, Mustart, for Tauranga, via Tairiw, with 40 tons Commissariat stores. Passengers— 3 18— Martha, 8 tons, Ghotaldy, for Cabbago Bay, in ballast. 18-Four Sisters, 11 tons, Me Alley, for the AVado, wlih sundries Passengers— o. 18— Mora McDonald, 18 tons, McKenzie, for Wnipu, with i tons flour, sundries. Passengcri-4.

IMPOETS. Per barque Fanny Smallt, from Newcaitlo : 408 torn coal, Henderion and j Mocfarlane ; 750 bags {-1,000 bushels) maize, GIMIUn and Co. ; 10 bales baga, order.— Hcnrtonon and MacfarUne, agenti.

CRUISE OB H.M. S S. £SK. H 51. i. •. Esk, Captain Luce, left Auckland on Wednesday, th« 11th October, and arrived at Wellington on the evening of th« 17th, blowing a freih gale Left 'Wellington on Thursday, tht 2nd November, and arrived at Napier on the evening of the 3rd. Saturday, the 4th, at 3 pin, weighed *nd proceeded under steam Mr. McLean, the Superintendent of Hawkt's Bay, and Mr. Cooper, were passengers on board. Sunday, the 6th, at 3p m , arrived at Wuiapu, and anchored. A boat came off, and reported all quiet on imore. Monday, the Cth, weighed and proceeded a few milei further up tin coast, near Morgan's place, and anchored Sir. McLean and Mr. Cooper landed. Tuesday, the 7th, arrived tht colonial iteamtr Sturt, from Poverty Bay, and anchored. At 3p m. weighed and proceeded to Tuparoa, and unohored. At, 830 p.m., weather looking dirty, woighod and stood out to sea, under easy sail. .Wednesday, the Bth, returned to Tuparoa, •nd anchored at 8a m. CutUrs employed embarking 250 of Morgan's men, three females, Morgan, his wife and Child, and two Hauhau prisoners At 7 15 weighed and proceeded under •team for Poverty Bay. Thursday, the 9th, at 0 »m., anchored in Poverty Bay, and landed Morgan and his party. Received intcllifenc* that th« Hauhaus mustered btiwten 000 and 700 strong ; that they had built several large pas, and Were determined Hot to give in. They had compelled the Mttltr* to le»r«, and they had all come in to Turatganul, leaving all their cattle and the greater part of their goods behind. On* of tho pas Js in sight from the ship, on a hill about four or fly» miles distant Th« Sturt arrived that of t*rnoon, with 70 men from Walapu, making tho number of men under arms, including «ottl#n, about 600. ■ Friday, the 10th', th« Sturt started this evening for Napier, for supplies, and returned on Sunday, tho 12th, bringing mor« arras and ammunition.. Th« Hauhaun busy making large Arts, trldtntly bnrnipg ererything wound (hem. Monday, th« 13th, weighed

and proceeded undir «tesm from Poverty r; ft y«tCp.ni., tilt Key. Aichdencon taking a passage with i«. Tuesday, tho 11th, ut Oam, ronmtod tho liast Cop?- S» mmcd th» •nelnu and mado sail; wind fiom tho N.W. Wednoiday, blowIng » fie»h gale j wind fiom tho SW. llnusiday, inodtmtt brcoao in the sanu dtroctlon : toward! the evening it foil littht, nnd at midnight nearl)' calm. Friday mornlng,«t 12.30, sliortoned sail and proceeded \md« ttcam. At 10.30 a.m pwiod tin island of Cnvier, vpathir vo.ry flno. Ml p.m. itopptd abreiwt of Ohannel IsUt Kock,>Bnd flred «hot and shell at the mmo for p jnotico. At 2 p.m made all plain sail, and proccodod on to Auckland, stetuntng and HRUlng. Arrived In Auckland harbou v and ancliDi-od at 0 p in.

ARRIVAL OP THE BRjG PROCESS ALICE. Tlio brig PrlnceM Alice, Captain- Kiddy, arrived in harbour oaily yestoulay morning, from }, T «weiastlo, K.SW., with a cargo of coals Suo loft Nowcastlo oil »>io Bth Instant, and oxporionccdniodeiato woathor, with N. out I N.E.^vindi tbroughout tho nauagel MnUo tho Three Klnga a, tiundown onirlday, and l»ad vailablo winds along tUo coast, i iirlviuß ho» at four o'clock yostorday mouilne. , , Cargo : 8?0 tons coal and 10 bundles hay t , Messrs Thornton, Smith, and Firth (agouti).

AHIUVAL OF TJIK DIUO PIONEER, FRO. M MAURITIUS. Tho ilno French brig Pioneer, Captain 1 A. . Diioatto, arrived off tho North Hoad on Saturday morning, fi om Port Louu, Mnuritiiu., fir dnys out, with a cargo of »ug»n . conilgnoa to Mossh Hcndovson ami Maoftwlwio. SUo loft thO Mam Hluj on tlio 22nd of S«pttmlier last, and oncon nterefl light winds and flno weather during tlio greater part of tho passage Srado Bass'i Straits on the 80t.li (lav out and on tuo samo day spoko tho American sli<p llangcon, bound from Now York to fydnoy. Had vnrinblo whirls with occastonil iqualls and rough weather, since li*avlng tho otralM. Put into Wangftiioa on tlio l.tlli, and lomnlnetl thoie two days wind-bound Jlado the Ifoilli iread about 3»Ino o clock on Saturday morning, and tvoikoil up tho liaihour with the aftornoon's tulo. . . , Reporti trade in »ugar3 rather dull at the Man Titmi when ho sailed < ■ ' ' i » Passcngeis: Mcsin Aaron and Sanmel T^ovy,. from Tort Louii. Cargo • 200 tonssugaH, Ilondorson and Macfaila ; Ocasoi morchandiic, flfossi-, Levy — flendonon and M4Cfarlo.no, agenti.

AimiVAr. ov Tin: iukque fanny suau... Tlicimque Fanny Sni.nl, C ipt tin 'Win Fntli. nuivert in hiibour on Siturdvy morning from Nowcisllc, N h.W . with a cargo of coal and tnauo, on account of Messis Henderson ami Macfarlnnc Slio left Noncn-itle early on Iho morning of, tlio Sth liisUnt, and o\|>orlancod light noitliorly nnd wcsteily winds during tlio pnssago Mndo the Tlirco Kings on tuo l r itli, and hid varliblo winds along tlio coast, imlving us above. Itoiiort? tlio bilg Pi Incest Alice, to leave Noiicastlo for this port same cluy Cnrgo . 40b tons coal, llcndmsan and Sfacfarlano ; 7»O b«g<i (4,000 bushels) maize, GlltUlan mit Co , 10 bales bags, onlei. — Konderson and Macfarlnnc, agents.

ARRIVAL OP TIIE 11ARQUE LOMBATUX Tho cattle linrquo Lombard, Captaiir W*lflfcr. arrived hi liarbonr on Saturday inoining, from GlucUtono, Queensland, with a cargo of cuttle for Taufangn, linvlnfe put into thu portihort of « ftter Slio loft Queeiisl md on tho M\ instant, and had light northnrlv winds (luring tlvi first piiti of tho passngo, succcoded by v.ulnljlo winds and fine u-eather, which lasted until arrh »1 iv harbour ai nbovc C,«go : 94 liead cattle, on account of Mr. Johnson, contractor for supply of tho foico3 — .Mess is $,S. MacfAtlftno and Co , acouts Tho Lombinl took In a supply of water oir Saturday trcning, and left osuly yesloulAy ntokninf> ViitUhcr cslUic cwgo for Tnurangn. '

ARRIVAL OF THE CATTLE SHIP HYDRA. Tho Due cuttle ship Hydra, Captain Skene, arrived at the Tamnki nt .m ei\rl) hour on Saturday morning from Newcastle, ulth consignment of fitt block, on account of Messrs A L Thomson and Co Sho left JTowcastU on the sth mat , nnd experienced model ttc winds during the passage The c Ullc ihml sheep ootnpmo some of the best imported into this market and liavc nil arrived in splendid condition Cargo . 100 cattle, 270 sheep, 230 bugs maUo, A. T, Thomson and Co (agents