PORT OF AUCKLAND. MISCELLANEOUS.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2769, 11 June 1866, Page 3

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

MISCELLANEOUS.

J*n» o.— Wind, N."W., moderate ; iflu»Ujr. J^xn« 10.— Wind, S.W., itrtnjr ; ihowery.

' ' (U ARRIVALS. Tastaaaian If aid, p»., Johnion, from Wangarei, with pasSea QuU^brlganttne, 121 tons, Nolan, from Newcastle, N.S.W., wtth coals. Lady Darling, ichootter, 109 torn, Harris, from Melbourne, with general cargo; B«aßreese, schooner, 70 tons, Norris, from Bay of Islands, with central cargo. Clyde, ichooner, 34 tons, Ghuhire, from Wangapoa, with timber. Helm, schooner, 21 tons, Bicicetts, from Tairua. with timber. Sob Kor, cutter, 28 tons, UcLeod, from Kennedy's Bay, with " ' timber. Bingdore, cutter, 81 tons, Brown, from Hahurangi, with r ; i produceV Janet Urey, cutter, 23 toss, Stafford, from Mercury Bay with timber. Alabama, cutter, 21 tons, from the Thames, with gum and flax. Alpha,, cutter, 20 tons, from the Thames with gum and maize. Wanderer, cutter, 23 tons, Edwards, from Coromandel, itith passengers. Stag, cutter, 13 tons, Jones, from Matalcana. St. Kilda, cutter, 14 tons, Hooper, from Omaha. Industry, sohooner, 23 tons, YaUs, from Wangaruru, with timber. "Ware, cutter, 17 tons, Eagleton, from PuboL

DEPARTURES. GUixl 'Hamilton, 1.1., 530 tons, G. Faroie, for Tauranga and tit* South, with passengers and cargo, idle* Cameron, barque. 847 tons, Hearing, for Sydney, wit* ' cargo and passengers. Sea Belle, cutter. 27 tons, Lewis, for Great Barrier Island, with general cargo. Lee, outer, 22 tons, Lombard, for Mercury Bay. in ballast. Glimpse, cutter, 38 tons, D. Stuart, for ttangarei, with genera cargo. Flj, cutter, 14 tons, Morgan, for Coromandel, with sundries.

VESSELS EXPECTED. H.M. i. Cur»go», Commodore Sir William Winman, from M.M. a. Falcon, 'Captain Parkyn, from Hobart Town, via Sydney. WtQinjton, •.»., 293 torn, Thompson, from Southern Ports (da* 21it). Ballarat, p.i., Quance, from Kokitika. Salamander, a.ri., from Melbourne, Tia Queensland, No. 570, 2nd di*. p. Star of the South, i.s , 147 tons, Bendall. from Napier. Stun, p.i.. FairchUd, from Wellington, Tia tb« Coast. Cossipore, ihip, Halbert, frcm London, No. 8017, 3rd dis p. (repairing^. Bob Soy, »hip, 850 torn, Sangster, {from London (tailed •larch 24). QuMn of the North, ihlp, 824 tons, Green, front London, No. 720, 3rd dis p. (left Portland, Fab. 17). Monarch, ship. Macey, 1,444 tons, from London, No. 8491, 521«. Ist dis. p. (sailed Feb. 24). irinUrthur, ship, 829 tons, from London, No. 8953 (loading). Pegatns. ship, 1,183 tons, Cornwall, from London, No. 0,453, lit dis. p., (to sail April 26). ITnwood, ship, 700 tons, Bristow, from London, No. 9458 Ist dis. p., Goading). Trieste, barque, fr»m San Francisco, N». 9847, 2nd dis. p , sailed Jan. 28). Benjamin Heap*, barque. Waterman, from Sydney, No. 4769, JToT*lty, barque, 375 tons, Austin, from SydSey, *o. 8421, 2nd dis p. (loading). Yietoria, schooner, from Borotonga, No. 9301 2nd dis. p. Sylpb, schooner, 55 tons, Boult, fromKaipara. Mavis, schooner, 28 tons, Maitland, from Maketu. fortune, schooner, from Tauranga. Blaok Watch, schooner, 93 tons, Campbell, from Melkeurme. Tawera, schooner, from Napier via Poverty Bay. Meteor, schooner, from Dunedin. Lark, schooner, from Hawke's Bay. St.' Kilda, schooner, from Samoa, Nayieator's Islands. Bluebell, schooner. 63 tons, from TiihitL Sapid, schooner, 31 tons. Bailey, from Tauraaga. . Kereti, schooner, 18 tons, Simpson, from the Thames. 'Sirs, schooner, from Tauranga. General Cameron, schooner, from Bay of Islands. Ben Neris, schooner, Flack, from Wangarei. Celt, schooner, McKenzie, from Napier. Kenilworth, schooner, 113 tons, McKeniie, from New Caledonia, Tia Norfolk Island. Jan*, schooner, from Poverty Bay. Ilixabeth Mary, schooner, from Wangarei. Mapera, schooner, from Port Charles. . Success, scheoner, 66 tons, Frost, from South Sea Islands. Queen, schooner, from Napier. Kauri, achooner, from Mania. Coral, schooner, from Dunedin. Saucy Lass, schooner, from Napier. NeTa, schooner, 90 tons, Young, from South Sea Islands. Eillab, ichooner, 68 tons, Wyatt, from South Sam Islands. Mope, schooner, from Tauranga. Tatiranga, schooner, from Tauranga. Jkrgo, schooner, from Wangaroa. Meather Bell, cutter, from K»ipara. Three SUters, cutter, from Tauranga. Whltby, cutter, from OpotikL Bos*, cutter, Dustin, from Wangarei. Bittern, cutUr, from Wairoa, Hawke's Bay. Isabella, cutter, from Nelson. >"-" Nymph, cutter, from Ngunguru. Buse, cutter, Libros. from South Sea Islands. Satellite, cutter, 27 tons, from Napier. Eagle: cutter, 40 tons, from Napier,- Tia^the Coast. Oaselle, cutter, from North Cape. , j Smuggler, cutter, from Wangarei. Peter Cracroft, cutter, from Ngoaguru. Apulia, cutter, from Waagarei

PROJECTED DEPASTURES. J«m L»hdox.— Treyelyan. 16th : Holmtdale, 141k. GuaK.— Princess Alice, earl jr. South Scab.— Coral Quean, early. »YDXer.— Torquil, early ; Harriet King, 13th. Newcastle.— Gratia and Harriet King, early. Hovakt Town.— Bella Mary, early. Name*. — Rose Ann, early. KAiPiiu.-Bonita, 14th ; Sylph, early. Bat or lu>a.iids.—Sm Breeze, to-morrow. Monqonui. — Iranboe. to-day. ' ' HoriAHOA.— M»rwell, to-day. ITAjrcAßKi.— Ballarat, p s., early ; Annie Laurie, Tasmanian Maid, ISth. Cokohandel. — Tasmanian Maid, to-day. Mmicukt Bay.— Hero, to-day. ]£an«uwii.— Three Brothers, to-day. Wakgatoa. — Clyde, early.

VESSELS IN HARBOUR. (This li»t does not include coasting ouUsrs.) M.U.I. Briik, Captain Hope, from Hauralei. H. 11.5. Ksk, Captain Luce, from Sydney, lumanltn Maid, p.«., Jackson, from WangareL W»U»innU. p.*. (laid np , laterprise, p.s. (on ferry strrice.) . - , „ Treyelyan. ship, 1.042 tons, Gooch, from Adelaide — J. Roberton *nd Co., sweats. Mclmsdale, ship, 1,257 tow, Ferris, from Melbourne.— S. Woollejr, ageat. Alexandra, ship, SOS tons, Dalgarno, from London.— D. Nathan, agent' ■•lla Mnrma.ship, coal balk. Marion, coal hulk. Bell* Mary, barqnt. 278 tons, Copping, from Hobart Town.— Stone. Broth«rs. agents. Janny Small, barque, 889 toms, Firth, from Chili.— Thornton, Smith, and Firth, agents. TorquU, barque, 204 tons. Knarston, from M«lboone, ria Wtllington.— Sidney Woolley, agent Insan, brig coal hulk Princsss Alice, brig, 237 tons, Kiddy, from San Francisco. — Thornton, Smith, and Firth, agents. Oratia. brig, 174 tons, W. Daris, from Nawtastl*, N.3.W.— J. S. Macfarlane aad Co., agents. iUrriatKing.brigantine, 160 tons, McDonald, from Newcaitlt, N.B. w.—Hendenon and Macfarlane, agents. ■•» Gull, brigantln*, 121 tons, Nolan, from Newcastle, N.S "W. — Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Lady Darling, schooner, 109 tons, Harris, from Melbourne. —Henderson and Macfarlana, agents. Ivanhoe, schooner, 70 tons, McGregor, from MongonuL— Jruick»hank, Sm*rt, and Co., agent*. Coral Qneen. schooner, 90 tons, Trayta, fram Coral Queen ' Island.— Combes and Daldy, agents. Clyde, schooner, 34 tons, Cheshire, from "Wangapoa.— T. Craig agent. Xoat Ann, schooner, 28 tons, Jones, from Napier, ria Tolago Bay.— Salmon and Co,, agents. |«» Breeze, schooner, 70 tons, Nerris, from Bay of Islands.— Edmonds and Jakini, agents. JTile, schooner, 24 tons, Snllfran, from MahnrangL Jails, Hhooner, 17 toni, Francis, from WaitekL

ENTERED INWARDS. Jinn •—let, 22 toni, Lombard, from Cabbage Bar, with 16,000 feet timber. •—Bob Boy, 28 t6"ni, McLeod, from Kennedy*! Bay, with 18 000 feet of timber. 9— Hero.' SO toni, Joiner, from Mercury Bay, with 25,000 feet of timber. * ' 9— Prince of Walei, 23 toni, Lawrence, from Maori Bay, with 40 toni flreweud. •—Petrel, 17 torn; Ifiemann, from Coromandel, in ballait 9— Julia, 14 toni, Francii, from Matakuna, with 25 toni firewood.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. - w / . „ JUHJii ... 9— Claud Hamilton, i f., «30 torn, G. Farcle. for Tauranga uid the South, with 1 pkg. Archdeacon Brown ; 1 trail, Ball-: for Tauranga. 2 cues drapery, Doitsk ; 1 chait tea, S '^chests do., 1 cm* sundries, 1 bag bacon, 1 chair, 1 tofa, 4 lMfi butter. Black ; 1 case cigars, 1 box tobacco, Ayers ; t cam Jams, Neal and Close ; 1 cut stationery, Bank New Zealand; for Napier. 1 case paper, Lyon ; 9pkgs uihei, i -16 dbdrr. 8. H. Vennell; 1 case, Kelcher ; 1 box, Bawion ; for Welliagton. lpkf., Taylor; l.pkf.. Eitchie ; 2eawi, Bank ,New Zealand ; for Lyttelton. 1 ease, Ferguson :. 1 vkt. Bates' and Co. ; 1 case ploughs, J. Martin ; 2 cases sUUonery, Bank New Zealand; for Otago. ' 2 cases stationery /Bank New, Zealand; lpkg., Wright; for'Picton. Passengers— CO.— H. M, Jerris, agent „ . ! , 9— Alice Cameron,' barque, 347 tons, Hearing, for lydney, ; 'with general carje and 90 passengers.— Henderson and Maofarlane, agents. • ' ' * B— iLee, 22 tons, Lombard, for Mercury Bay, in ballast. »— Fly, 14 tons, J. Morgan, for Coromandel, with 80 bags sugar, 3 sets buckets, 1 bag eatmeal, 2 tons flour, 1 ton •' potatoes, 22 clegs', sundries. '*• ' 9— Sea Ball*. 27 tons, J. Lewis, for Great Barrier Island, with ,2»rCas*s.bMr,i«hhds.[,alt, 16 tons pptetoes, IJ tons flour, "ud^pke*- general merchandise. 0- Glimpse, 81 tons, D. Stuart, for Wangarai, with 2 lons flour, i ton sugar, -4 ton poUtoei, 1 horse, sundries. Pasisengers— 2. p . \ ' ' •

" ; ( . \ EXPOBTS. i *er barque Alice Cameron, for Sydney: (292 cues gum, Combei and Daldy ; 17 bales wo*l, 641 bidet, Ireland Bros. ; 1 bullock dr»y, J. Koberton and Go. ; 260 bags potatoes, B. Owynne ; .15,000 feet timber, Stccombt and Son.— Henderson yd.Macfarls.Tn, agents. ,

.ARRIVAL OF THE LADY DARLING. The three-matted achooner Lady Darling;/ Captain ;p«rrii,' arrived' in 'harbour yesterday from-Siel-bourne, with a cargo of general merchandise, !cbnu rigaed to bider. • She left' Melbourne on the 18th nit, and patwd outride Port Phillip H«Sad» oh- the fiOth; ;^Exp»riinc«d<»troTJ^'breeze» oorn r the 28th ult,, and afterward* a gale from W.'N.W;,' during which >>. tb*iioi>mwtftttdt>aHof btawwAuw^* ct«r'ri«d>w»y, l^d ifladt th,

Capeonthe3rdinst., with a stroug south breeze blowing. Had strong N.E. winds along the coast, and on the sth, during a squall, carried away a further portion of the vessel's bulwarks. Saw no vessels during the, passage. Passengers: Messrs. James Connor and Henry Lazelie. Cargo : 10 half-chest* t«a, 20 f-boxesf -boxes tobacco, 20 ditto, 100 boxes candles, 30 bags malt, 35 half-chests tea, 300 half-chests tea, 1 box samples, 20 bottles wine, 1 case cigars, 5 f -boxes tobacco, 32 boxes ditto, 2 £ tierces ditto, 100 cases brandy, 15 J -boxes tobacco, 7 oases ditto, 1 case, cigars, 70 boxes tobacco, 1 keg ditto, 2 cases ditto, 3 }• boxes ditto, 1 case cigars, 2 pkgs. cigars, 67 boxes tobacco, 1 tierce ditto, 2 casks coffee, 1 barrel ditto, 17 cases chinaware, 18 caies furniture, 2 caaes plate-glass, 2 cases hats, 5 case* tea, 100 rolls matting, 63 eaten oil, 22 cases earthenware, 24 casts chowchow, 2 cases 2 kegs 1 tierce tobacco, 10 barrels currants, 1 cask sulphur, 11 tons rice, 1 case cartridge oases, 1 cask glue, 1 cask merchandise, 1 case bench screws, 2 casks lumps, 1 pkg. hardware, 100 boxes candles, 72 bars iron, 100 boxes candles, 10 casks oil, 13 k«gs naila, 25 cases kerosiue, 10 kegs naili, 6 cases vestas, 12 ovens, 1 case shovels, 1 ditto handles, 12 bundles hose, 12 nests tubs, 51 kega units, 2 bundles wheels, 1 ditto leather, 1 cmc hardware, 2 pkgs. hose, 2 ditto spades, 4 ditto forks, 4 ditto pump«, 1 ditto rakes, 3 cases scales, 1 ditto buckets, 12 nest* tub.*, 1 case brooms, 2 kegs nails, 1 case hardware, order. — Henderson and Macfarlane, agents.

ARRIVAL OF THE SEA GULL. The briyantine Sea Gull, Captain Nolan, arrived on Saturday afternoon from Newcastle, N.S.W., with a cargo of coals. She left Newcastle on the 28th lilt., and made the Three Kings on the 6th instant, experiencing head vviuds all the way. Saw a ship under close-reefed topsails, bound to the southward, on the third day out. Cargo : 169 tons coal. - Hendersou and Macfarlane, agents.

THE S.S. CLAUD HAMILTON. Tho P., NZ., and A.R.M. Co.'s s.a. Claud Hamilton, in charge of Acting-Commander George Farcie, left tho wharf at noon yesterday for the Southern provinces vid Tauranga, with a large number of surveyors aud others for the latter place, aud Major-General Chute, for Wellington. She had a general cargo for Southern ports, aud the following passengers on board : — General Chute, Messrs. Gundry, Frasi, Richardson, Bene, Clayton, Weetman, Pitcairn, Simpson, Major and Mrs. Campbell aud child, Miss Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Hendern, four children, and s-rvanr, Mr. Lee and two children, Mr. W. Mills (H M. Customs), and Mis* Mills. Ntcoud cabin : Mr. Lowry, 32 assistant Government surveyors, and a number of soldiers.

THE ALICE CAMERON. The Circular Saw barque Alice Cameron, Captain Nearing, lelt the harbour at 11 o'clock yesterday morning for Sydney, with a cargo of kauri gum, hides, timber, potatoes, &c, and about 70 passengers. The following had taken their passage! in her up to Saturday morning : — The Rer. Mr. Copland, Mrs. Copland, Mr. and Mrs. Harness and child, Mr. anl Mrs. Batger, Mrs. Best, Messro. Alfred Dowler, David Acheson, J. De C. O'Neill, Henry Worsdale, .Richard Gamble, James Harper, Alex. Armstrong, Thomas Evan, David Mitchell, Alex. Lorrie, Joseph Wykes, Henry Benfield, C. Haddon, George Harliug, R. Rea, J. Lea, Patrick Burke, William Fleming, Patrick Walsh, George Coles, J. Harrigan, James Gaser, John W*rry, Michael Cummins, ■John Denchey, George Hoggett, James Morgan, Jeremiah McCarthy, James Dodd, Thomas Linnikin, Thomas Garrinh, John Conuery, Dayid Dunlop, John Brown, Daniel Keeley, William Lowe, William Trotfc, Georga Walton, Samuel Prymer, Stephen Berry, Charles Stewart, Charles Rowett, Samuel Allsop, William Ord, Thomas Hutchis»o, Joseph Newsome, George Brady, Mrs. McCarthy and two children, Mr. a>d Mrs. Keid, Mr. and Mrs. Robgon and three children, Miss Hevrson. — Henderion and Maofarlane, agents.

TIME BALL. The Greenwich mean time, when the ball, dropped yesterday morning, wai 9b. 20m. 42sec. S. J. Wiixiams, Sm»le'a Point.

The Tasmanian Maid.— The p.s. Tasnsanian Maid, Captain Johnson, arrived in harbour early on Saturday morning; from Wangarei, with produce and passengers. She ltft Wangarei at 3 p.m. on the previous day, and th« Heads at 6 p.m. Had strong winds and heavy sea down the coast, arriviug in harbour at 2.30 am. on Saturday. Passengers : Mr. and Mrs. Hobb°, Messrs. J. Ooehrane, Cross, Burnett, Barber, and twelve others. Cargo : 2 tons luggage, 1 ton butter, and other produce. .Reports the cutter Nymph lying vfiud-bound at Mangapai, bound for Auckland ; and the cutters Aquila and Smuggler lying at the Heads. , 'I he Stdrt.— The p. a. Sturfc, Captain F*irchild. arrived off the Wanganui bar at 2 a.m on Saturday week, and Went alougside the wharf at 8 o'clock, having left O t iotiki on the 27th ult. , for Taoranga, at which place Colonel Russell, the INative Minister, embarked for Wellington, where the Sturt arrived on Thursday week, left again for Wanganni on Friday at noon, and arrived as abore. She had, from Opotiki, under command of Lieutenant McPberson, 30 privates, 1 sergeant, 1 trumpeter, and Cornet Ken rick, Wanganui Yeomanry Cavalry • also 29 privatrs, 2 corporal*, I sergeants, Lieut. Chapman, and Eusigu Northcroft, Pate.* Rangers. She left Wanganui again for Wellington in the evening of the same day, Saturday st»'n night. The Ballarat.— 'I he p.s. Ballarat, Captain Quance, left Hokitika on the 29ih ult., for the Grey Hirer, in order to take in coals for the passage to Auckland. She arrived at the Grey the same evening, and would leave for this port without delay. The Sea Breeze — The schooner Sea Breeze, Captain Norria, arrived in harhour yesterday from Russell, Bay of .Manila, with passengers and cargo. She left the Bay on Friday night, and had strong winds down the coast. Passengers : Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams, servant, and family ; Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and family j Mr. Hicton, and Mr. Fox. Cargo; 10 tons gum, 2 tons bacon, and settlers' produce. Reports haviag pissed the ketch Speedwell on Saturday night off Hen and Chickens, but saw nothing of the schooner General Cameron, due at the Bay before she sailed. Thb Bohoonkb Cltdb.— The schooner <.lyd« arrived in harbour on Saturday night from Wangapoa, via Chamberlain's Island, with a cargo of sawn timber. She left Wangapoa on Tuesday last, and had strong S. W. winds along the coast Discharged 7,000 feet of timber at Chamberlain's Island on Saturday morning, and brought 17,000 feet to Auckland. Report the schooners Bluebell and Queen having left Wangapoa with full cargoes of sawn timbtsr for Southern ports. The only vessel there was the Maori cutter Coromaadel collecting kauri gum. The brigantine Sea Gull will haul alongside the hulk to discharge her inward cargo to-day. The brigantine Harriet Ring, Captain McDonald, will sail for Sydney on the 13th inut. The three-masted schooner Rifleman, Captain McClutcbie, arrived at Wanganui on the 2nd from Christchurch, with 600 sheep. The cutt r Sandfly, Doull, maat«r, arrived at Wanganui from Wellington on the 30th ultimo, with a general cargo. The schooner ' Banshee, Captain O'Connell, left Wanganui for Havelock on the 30th ultimo. The cutter Glimpse, Stuart, master, i sailed on Saturday for Wangarei, with a general cargo. The outttr Fly sailed'for Coromandel on Saturday with sundries. The cutt«r Lee sailed last night for Mercury Bay, in ballast. . The cutUr Rob Roy, McLeod, master, arrived on Saturday from Kennedy's Bay with a cargo of 18,000 feet timber. The cutter Sea Belle. Lewis, master, sailed on Saturday for the Great Barrier Island, with 15 tons potatoes, amd a general cargo. The ' cutter Wave, iagleton, master,, arrived on Saturday from Puhoi, with a cargo of shingles, &c. The schooner Helen, Ricketts, master, arrived yesterday from Tairua saw-mills, with a cargo of timber. The cutter Stag, Jones, master, arrived on Saturday from Matakana, with a cargo of firewood, &c. , . The cutter St. Kilda, ( Hooper. master, arrived on Saturday from' Matakana, with fire viood, &c. ' The schooner Industry, Yale's) master, • arrived y«»tsrday from Wangiruru.'with a oargb of timber, barfc\ *c. " • • " ■ ' ' " . | The cutters Alabama and Alpha arrived on Satur day from the Thames, with full cargotfc of kauri gum 10 bale* Thames flax, and 10 ton's maize. ' The' outttr Wanderer, EdWaidg,' nurt«i .wtfytjc u Saturd»7 from Gdr~o»ftn<ltl,' with pMiin^r*/ fco,

The cutter Hinndove, Browu, muster, arrived yesterday from Mahurangi, with a cargo of settlers produce, and several passengers. The cutter Janet Grey, Stafford, master, aimed on Saturday from Mercury Bay, with a cargo of sawn timber.