PORT OF AUCKLAND. MISCELLANEOUS.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXI, Issue 2607, 25 November 1865, Page 4

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Novcmbor 24 — "Wind AY. ; flue.

Beautiful Star, s.i,, 127 tons, H. Morwiok, fiom Nnpior, with Tnsminton ir«id, ps , Jiwkfon r ftom Coronmndol, with goldi Argo, n scJio OonCT0 onCT, S 3sto«V Vorguson, from NgunßHrn, with pllos. ! jrapero. schooner, 27 tont^TliwuHos, fiom luiuw, with' Emm™ b onUor, 23 tons, HorrJolt, from Konncily's Bny, fllth timbov. ,

DEPARTURES. Nil. . VESSELS EXPECTED. H Jr. >. Brisk, from Sydney. No. S9 H M. s. Eclipse, from Wellington, No. 1402. H.M. s. Falcon, from » cmlso, No. 250. H.M. t, Curagoa, from Sjdnoy, No. 118. Uleonts, ship, from Chill, VPBir, now code Gain, ship, 810 tons, Shaw, from London, No. 3819, 3rd dls. p. [to sail 2otli Aug.) r , „ ..,„ Percr, ship, 019 tons, AVrankmoro, from London, No 9513, Ist dls p. (to Mil 20tU Aug.) Ballarat, barqno, 085 tons, Allan, No 5209, l»t dis. p, (to sail Bella Maryjtaquo. from Hobart Town, No BS2O, 3rd dis. p. Sarah Ann, barque, from Hobart Town, No. 051, 2nd dls p. Freak, brig, from Sydney, No. 40C9, 15t dls. p. Jtakelm, brig, from Adelaide, VI.PG, new code. Neva, brlgantine, from South Soa Islands, 8720, >«l di». p. KlHermont, brigantlne, from Melbourne No 6550, 15t dis p. MdryCumming, biigantino, from Xfelbonrno, QCIU 1 , now code. J. B. Russell, ichooncr, from llokitiku. Colt, sclioonor, from Christclmrch. Coral Queen, schooner, from South Sea lilandi, No. 208, 3rd dls. p. Kmma Eliza, schooner, from Hokitlka. Falcon, schooner, from Hokltikn Victorfu, schooner, from Rorotonga, No. 2301, 2nd dls p. Kiwi, schooner, from Grey River, via- HoKlanga Saucy Lass, tchoonor, from Canterbury, ilopo, schooner, Black, from Tauranja. Fortune, schooner, from Awnnui. Success, schooner, from Napier, via the coa^t Tnurangn, schooner, from Tnuranga Jane, schooner, from Opotiki Volunteer, cutter, from Hokitikn JSagle, cutter, fiom Hokitika Quickstep, cutter, from Hokitika. Planet, cutter, from the Grey River. "Whltby, cutter, from Maketu Victoria, cutter, fiom Taumng.i Sir Duncan Cameron, from Napier, via Wangapoa

PnOJISOI'KU DEPART I mill. For London.— Ma Zeigler, Jan 1, Slam, on discharge of Newcastle.— Emma Preicott, to-day, HebD, ITteliluiHlor, Funny Small, Camilla, awl Princess Alice, early. Mauritius.— Pioneer, early Sydney.— Prlnco Alfred, 30tli . Kate, early Kaipara — Sylph, early. East Coast —Huntress, eariy. Norfolk Island.— Soa Shell and America, early. B*y of Plenty.— Kauri, oarly. Tahiti and Rorotonua.— Biiic, early. Wanoarei — Tasmanlan Maid, 25th ; Glimpse, ta-tUy. NAPiEn.— Beautiful Star, s s , 27th. Bay op Islands — Sea Breezo. to-jlay Coro^andel.— Tasmanian Maid, SOtli. Tauranoa — Taurangn, early Tairua — Mnpere, early

VESSELS IN lIVRBOim (Thii Hit does not include coasting cultorf ) HSI s Esk, Captain Luce, from Poverty Buy. Beautiful Star, s s , 127 ton 3, II Moiwiok, from fcapicv. Tasmanian Maid, p s , Jackson, fiom Cororanndol Waitemata, p.i (on ferry sen ice ) Huntress, p s , Captain Stalker, from Opotikl. Prince Alfred, s s., roo tons, II S Maclnn, from Syrtnoy —11. M Jcrrii, agent. Siam, ship, 745 tons, Ashby, from London.— Cruickshank, Smart, and Co , agents Idft Zeigler, ship, 803 tons, Reynolds, from London.— David Nathan, agent. AHqnis, ship. 1121 tons, Davison, from London.— Combes and Dalily, agents. Fanny Smail, barque, 359 tons, ffm Fntli, from Newcastle. — Honderson and Matfarlano, agents B«1U Marina, ihtp, cual Unlit Kate, barque, 341 ton», Carter, from Sydney — Hondoison and Macfarlane, agents Ann and Jane, barque, 200 ton 3, Smith, from Nowcastlo.— J. S Macfarlano, agent Marlon, coal hulk. Sman, brig, coal hulk. Pioneer, brig, 106 tons, A Ducatte, from Port Louis, Mauritius — Henderson and Macfnrlane, agents Princess Alice, brig, 237 tons, Kiddy, from Newcastle, N S "W —Thornton, Smith, and Firth, agents Emma Presaott, brig, liS tons, J S Stanton, from Melbourne —A. Woolley and Co , agents Hebe, brig, 170 tons, Williams, fiom Newcastle, Is S W.— Henderson and Macfarhne, agents Highlander, brig, 10S ton», Beer, from Newcastlo, N.S W.— Honderson and Macfarlane, agents Venus, brig, 152 toni. Kean, from Bolivia — Crnickshank, Smart, and Co , agents Camilla, brlgautlne, 100 torn, White, from Hobarb Town.— J. Roberton and Co , agents. Southern Cross, schooner, 02 tons, Tilly, from tho South Sea Islands, via Sydney Kauri, schooner, 37 ton 3, Shearer, from Naplor, via Bay of Plenty. Sylph, schooner, 50 tons, Boult, from Kaipaia, Ma Hokianga —Brown, Campbell, and Co , agents of Islands — Owen and Graham, agents Susan, schooner, 18 tons, T urrie, from the Thames Sea Breore, teliooner, 5C tons, Nortis, from Russell Lily, schooner, IS tons, Joseph, from "Waiheki, Jiosina. schooner, from Waiheki Argo, tchooner, 35 tons, Ferguson, from Kgunguru Mapere, schoonor,27 toni, 'Ihwaites, from Uairua Jlusp, cutter, 40 tons, from South Sea Islands — Combc3 and Dalfly, agent? »c» Shell, cutter, 50 ton*, Q AVobjter, from Norfolk Island — Edmondi and Jalans, agouts.

SAXBVS DAYS. 3885 — November 27. [N.B —If tha day marked prove oalm and still, mistrust tlio tiny afttr, and eipecfallr tlio «ecoiul day after ]

ENTBRKD INWARDS. NO^-ÜBER M— Sea Breeze, TO tons, Norris, from Russell, with 4 bales ttool, 2 tons gum, 0,000 foot timber, 2 span, 1 ton corn. Passengers— .The Rev R Burrows, airs Burrows, Mill Burrows, Mr. Jones, Mrs .Tones, ftntl Sir McMnhon. 84— Knileavour, 14 tons, Hodgson, from Walhoki, with 30 tons firewood 84— Vision, X 3 tons, Brown, from Slnhuningi, with CO bags corn-flour, 7 bow butter, 5 cases groceries Pnsseng*rs—S.

CLEARED OUTWARDS November 84— Emma Preseott, brig, 118 tons, Chard, for Newcastle, N S AY , in ballast, with 1 ton nails, 1 pair bellows —A. Woolley and Co , agents. 24— Endea\our, 14 ton», Hodgson, for "Waiheld, with 1 ton flour, 2 bags sugar, 2 boxes sundries. Pnasongor— l.

ENTERED OUT\VABD<J. 24— Aliqulj, ship, 1,125 tons, D.wison, for Nloabov.— Combes and Daldy, agents

IMPORTS. The following Is additional to the cargo of the I s Princo Alfred, from Sydney, given yesterday • 13 pltgs. nnil 60 bnrreh tement, P. G. Myers , 0 kega nails, 4 casks ironmongery, 1 case wire, 1 bundle shovels, 2 ditto handles, 1 ditto taws, 1 c»ie fancy goods, P. A. Philip?

EXPORTS P«r brig Emma Prewott, for Newcastle : 1 ton nulls, 1 pair blacksmiths' bellow i, ordor.— A Woolley and Co , Agents.

WEEKLY SUJMARY. We have li*d a bitiy week since our last summary was written. The foreign nrrlvals number nino, nnd tho departure? two, whilst the coasting arrivals and departures have been proportionately great The prevailing winds have been strong westerly, and vessels have been enabled to make good runs to the North Cape of New Zealand The first arrival was tho London ship Slam, commanded by Captain Ashby, who has made five vojages to this port in command of immigrant ships. She made the harbour on tho evening of the 17th, with a large general cargo of merchandise, railway iron, machinery for a patent illp, and 43 passengers This vessel, which has succeeded the Maori in the Auckland trade, is a fine Ipswich-built ship, of 743 tons register, and owned by the same firm as the Maori. The last-named vessel Captain Ashby took horn* some eight months ago, with invalid soldiers on board. The Siam lias been laid on for Londtn, and will receive a portion of H.M. 70ih Regiment, who are under orders to proceed to England II JI s Eclipse arrived in harbour the tometveningfrom Sydney, where she had goneforrepairs after sustaining an injury to her bottom through bumping on ri rock oil the But Coast a few Months previously On the following day, tho 18th, wt had no less than four arrivals of foroign vessels. The first was the flnt cattle ship Hydra, from New castle, with fat stock, sheep, and maize, on account of Messrs. A. L. Thomson and Co. Tho barque Lombard put into harbour the i*m» morning from Port Cnrtis, Queensland, with a cargo of cattle for Tauranga. She called for a supply of water before continuing her journey, and left on the following morn ing. Tut coal barque Fanny Small was the next to arrive, with coals and maize, from Newcastle. Tho French brig Pionnier arrived off the North Head tin same morning from the Mauritius, 67 days out, with a cargo of 200 ton* sugar, con■lgntd to Messrs Henderson and Hacfarlan*. She came up harbour with the afternoon's tide. On the following morning the brig Princess Alice arrived from Newcastle, with a cargo of coals, after a run of ten days The next to arrive was the Circular Saw barque Kat», which anchored off the North Head from Sydney on the morning of the 23rd, after a quick ran of nine days. She brought a largt general cargo of merchandise, and 10 passengers. Tho P , N.Z , and A.R JI. Company's s.s. Prince Alfred rounded the Heads soon after, after a good run of six days from Sydney. She was the bearer of English telegraphic news up to September, but brought no mail, having left Sydnty immtdlattly the n»ws was telegraphed, two days btyond her time of departure. The aepartuns (fortign) have been confined to two— on the 23rd the fine barque Orita, for Constitution, Chili, in ballast, where she will load breadstuff's for this port ; yesterday, the cattlt-ship Hydra, for Ncwcastlt, in ballast. The barque Gltncoe sailed on the 18th, for tht Kalpara, with a general cargo of merchandise ; and on tht 10th tin barque Lombard, for Tauranga, with original cargo of cattlo from Queensland. On tht 23rd thi N.Z.S.N. Company'! s s Rangatlra l«ft for the Southern Ports, via Tauranga, with a large cargo of merchandise and 27 passengers, amongst whom were 17 men of the Commissariat Transport Corps, for Tauranga • Thtro have likewise been a large number of coasting arrivnls. H.M. 1 1. Falcon and Eclipse have left the harbour during tht wetlc, on a cruist, and will probably visit Wellington and tht East Coast btfort returning, ' H.M, s. Curagoa it txpecttd to arrive here, from Sydnty, In a few days ; and in that cast will bo tho btartr of the English Stpttmber mails. In our tout of the 22nd, wo gave a description of tht North Short' «hip-bnlldlng yards, which will servo to dhow the prontss of ship-building In this city during the past two years. Tht ntw ferry steamer Knttrpriio will make her trial trip to-day.

J 'ABBIYAL OF THE SS. BEAUTIFUL STAR Th« i.f. SMutlfulSbtr. Captain Morwick, nrriTtd in harbour iwt «reninc, from N»pier, via th» 0?»m»kl, with * c«r{o of »ht»p, Shi left N»pierou tin 21it ta»l»nt, »nd encountered

»trong winds to Tolngo Bay. From thinco to Ejut Capo lincl strong wosterly winds and heavy hoitd seas, which liwtod until thoarrlrnl of th» vosiol at the Tamakl yoitorday morning; discharged shetp at tlio Tamftkl, and cam* up harbour In tlio ovonlnj, to take In coal* and cargo before returning to Kapler. Cargo: 1,000 «heeM,.l. S. Macfurlanc. ltoportitho (irrlval at Naplorof tlio barquo Sunboftm, from tills poit, and a groat scarcity of food and wator for cattle nndilioop. owing to tlio diy woatlior which lia» prevailed thoro fOlf 01 lomo ttmo past. , , Tho onltor Sir Duncan Camoron, of Auckland, wa« to leavo Kapler, for Wellington, on AVoilnesday last.

AIUaVAL OF THE P. 9. TASMANIA!* MAID. llio pis Tasmanian Maid, Captain Jnckion, arrived In harbour at 0 o'clock last evening from Corotniuulol, with 3200z of goldftiulloi>assongors. Sho lof t'Anckland for Coroniandel on Thursday morning at 0 o'clock, and arrived at nor destination jliortly bofore noon. Loft Coromandol for Auckland nt 1 o'clock yostorday afternoon, and arrived alongsido tho Quoon-stroot Wliarf about 0 o'clock. Paisongor* : Btri Bcoson, Miss Moonoy, Mr*. Harvey, Messrs. Lawlor, E. "Wood, Kingston, and four in tho stoorngo. Sho bring* tip 820oz of gold on account of tUo Kapanga Tho TiuinanlanVaia will loavo tho wharf for Wangarel this evening.— Butt and Anrtorion, agents

ir M. i. Cnrasoa may bo exported in this harbour from Sydney in a few days. Tho brigantlno Killermont, Captain Gallols, was tho only vessel laid on at Melbourne (or this port up to latest advices. The barquo Novelty, Captain Austin, was to loavo Sydney for this port about tho 22nd instant. The P., N.Z , and A.B M. Company* si Princo Alfiod, Captain Machm, will loavo tho wharf for Sydnoy on tho 30th instant. Tho ihip Ida Zoigloi yesterday took in a laigo quantity of ammunition for export to London, and will oontlnuo to load for London during next week. The ship Siam is on tho boith for London, and will convoy a portion of II St. 70th Regiment, under orders to proceed to England. The barquo Ann and June has hauled along*ido tho outor T in order to dischargo rcmaindci of hor cargo of coals. The brijanMno Camilla has ballasted alongside the whaif, and will sail for Newcastle, N S W , in a. fow rtajs The brig Highlander will sail foi Newcastle in a few days. Tho London immigrant ship Allqnls, Captain Davison, enteied outwards at tho Customs ycstoiday for Nioabor, in Tho brig Kmma Prescott, whoso captain if believed to have boon drowned on Monday ovening last, enteied outwards at the Customs yestculay for Newcastle, in ballast, and will take hor departuio to day, in chargo of Mr 'Chard, chief ofllcor. Tho lino cattle-ship Hydra, Captain Skono, was to sail last cvoiung for Newcastle, NSW, m ballast, and will tako in a caigo of fat stock for tills market on arrival Tho Jersey biigVonus, Captiin Kean, is now discharging her cargo in tho borth occupied by tho Emma Proscott on Monday last The new paddU iteamor Enterprise, recently launched, fiom Messrs Holmes Brothers' yards, Noith Shore, will make a trial tiip, in order to tost h»r ongmes and machinery, this morning, and nlll commonco the ferry sorvico in a day or two The following coastori entered inwards at tho Customs yesterday :— Sea lirccze, schooner, from Russell ; Endeavour, cutter, from AVaihokt , and Vision, cutter, from Mali.irangi Tho only clearance coastwise yesterday was that of tho cutter Endeavour, for Waiheki, with a caigo of sundries The schoonei Mapere, Thwaites, master, arrived in harbour jesterday from Tairua, witli a cargo of sawn timber and several passongcrs The cutter Kiise will sail for Norfolk Island to day, and will be followed by tho cutter Sea Shell in a tow days The schooner Sea Breeze will sail fur Russell, Bay of Islands, to- d»y Ihe schooner Argo, Ferguson, masior, arrived in harbour laste\ening from Ngunguru, with a laft of piles on account of the contractors for tho extension of the uhaif The cuttor Emma, Horriott, master, arrived kit evening from Kennedy's 13a)') with a cargo of sawn timber and throe passengers Tho cutter? Wanderer and Petrol had both arrived at Coromandel, from this port, when tho Tasmanian Staid left 5 esterday. The s s Otago loft Sulnoy at 11 5 pm on Wednesday, tho 15th, and arrived at Nelson at C3O p.m on Sunday, 10th instant. Making allowance for difference of time, the passage Has performed in fom daj a three and a half hours, the quickest run on record except one Tho weather was various, generally moderate broc/ei fiom W. to S W , with occasional heavy squalls Captain ltandall, lato of the Lord Ashloy, one of the oldest captains in the company's sen Ice, and one of the most esteemed, i? in command of the Otago — "Nelson Colonist," November 21.