SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2840, 1 September 1866, Page 4

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Aagaat 3L— "Wind, S. ; light : fint.

AJIBIVALS. Swallow, •ehooner, 27 ton», Catchpolt, from T*iru», with Lily, ichooiur, 18 toni, Joieph, from Wnitaeld. T»r outUr. 14 toni, Franoto. from M»t»k»n». HSij, cutUr, X ton., Awards, .from thtThamoi, with JLrUll'ctitttr, 18 tow, And«won, from M»Uk»n», with bricks.

DKPABTURES. Celt, ichoontr.^S tons, ÜbKtnsto, for Naptar, yU Wangapoa, S«a bS^X? whooner, 70 tout. N«rri«. for Bay of I»l»nds, JdiShtfffi, Sllrer, for M.Ul»i.», with .nndrie. KUxrbeth Maiy, tchoouw, 27 tons, M»ir, for Wang «ei, with ]!»)'"£'«& 21 tont, Wood, for W»n«»po» t!» M«rI) fe wS or oS&, Wi^ II1 ?o ] S%ne.s,|for Port FiUroy, with aundriu. Srdn*r> 14 tow, K«up«, for M ahurangi. 2SmI, cntw, 18 tow, Trimmer, for Walroa, Hawkrt Bay.

INTBKBD INWARDS. 51— Ivuihot,ntons, McGregor, bom Monfomd, in bullut. 31-S»Br*M«. 70 tons, Norrii, from Kuuell, with « i bead cattle 5 tom «pm, 4 bidet, and 11 pi<?«. PMtengen— 31-S.f SfttfnflrW? Wdtaid. with 20 ton, fin, 81- < Helen. 23 tons, Wcketti, from Talrua, with 15,000 feet M^^AytK&lUUk^^ 2SK,n.n«-31^-W»nd«wr, 17 toni, Edw»rd», from Coronwndel, with 16.000 f«et»wn timber. P«iMngers-«. . _„,,„„»„„. Sl— 3>dn«7, H toui, Kuper, from Mahnraiip, with 30 tons firtwootl.

VEB3BL3 EXPECTED. • " HM.s Curagoa. Commodore Sir William Wiseman, troxn BJ«"S2^SIR .« , J Am ton,. Commodore C JS?e 5t Sip. TUlb«t. from London, No. 8017. 3rd dis. p Wb£d£fdS% ton., from London, No. 8965, 2nd dta. IdsleSfir.ii^U.R.Tnold,, from London, Nv. 70. ■l.n?r I .h!j; PP m tO tSS. J AJhbr. from London. No. 918. ft* from London. No. 9453, Const,*. &%£?&?*«** San *—"* »o. 6270, M.jSJ'SrJn.. 400 torn. Herdm»n. from Leith. Tl» WA'unrton No 1628. 3rd di. p. (uiled Ma? 80). HarrietUlfftthan, tarque, 113 tons, from Hobart Town, AttSISiST^SSt ■» ton,, Nearlnft from Sydney. T N C P (now code/, ioin* Melhalih, barque, 287 tons, Williams, from Newcastle*. No -J!? l *v n . «9n tons "Wolffe, from Queensland. a ' UOmS ' iM7 ' N ° 2558 ' i^«syui*aa Doiml^ from Mdbournfi No> 8781, l»t<M«i.^ in tons, Pool*, from Melbourne. -Ha LtonidM, »QSo 7( «o latdis p. ?:Be;n. wi.oonVr.92 tons, Trayte, from South Sea,, No. jla^ Bschooner8 schooner, PSBP S8 tons, Maitland. from Maketu. Sis! schooner. 66 tons. Frost, from South «a Islands. Cura, schooner, from Dnnedin. Qnaen, schooner, from Napier, m wanfapoa. &£2&S2Z&^T*a**. trom NorfglkWand. Aipula. schooner, from Lyttelton. William and Julia, schooner, from Napier. Sylph, schooner, from Kaipara. Jancy. schooner, from Canterbury. ntnrtM •gtn, schooner, 90 tons, Young, from Korotonga. Tanranga, schooner, from Tauranga. Hope, schooner, for Tauranga. Fortune, schooner, f i OmTaurangft. „ . Speedwell, ketch, 40 tons. Edwards, from Norfolk Island. Tawera. schooner, from Porerty ,»„_„♦_ t,. w Donald Mcl^an, schooner, from Napier and Porerty Bay. Swallow, schooner, from Tairu*. Clyde, schooner, from Tauranga ria Wangapoa. Aanilk. cntur. fram Wangarei. Heather Be«, cutter, from Ji*jp»*«. BgiSSISSmSGm •-»— * flJlßtott Nautilus, cutter, from Napier. Hercules, cutter, from Porerty Bay. Ease, cutter, 40 tons. Llbios, from South Sea Islands. Harwell, cutter, from Holdanga.

PBOJECTED DEPABTTJBES. for Lomdok.— Norwood, early. Valpajumo.— Pern, 3rd. SYDmtT.— Auckland, to-morrow. VnruAnu.— Alexandra, to-day ; Atlitntic, mrlf. MiLßoujtNi —Eliza Shairp, to-day. Hobaxt Towk.— Bella Mary, early. Maldiit liLjun>.— Bessie, early. Chm«tohu*c«.— Rifleman, to-day. Momoosdi.— lranboe, to-day. Taibita.— Helen, to-day. Opotiki.— Start, early. BJU7AX i.— Sylpb, early. Bokiajtoa.— Sylpb, early. WAHCM»n.—Aqai]a, to-d»y. mutoA, Hitu's Bat.— Bittern, early.

VESSELS IN HABBOUB. (This list dees not Include coasting cutteri.) H.M. ■. Esk, Captain Luce, from Wellington rla Kawau. H M. i. Falcon, Comm»nder O. B. Hope, from Norfolk Island. Auckland, i.s., 600 tons, Harris, from Sydney.— H. M. Jenrii, aitent. Start, Colonial gnnboat, p.s., 140 tom, Fairchild, from Napier, Tanranca, and the Coast. 'WnitMinaU. p.». il*l'l ap , Interpriss, p.s. (on ferry service. ) Aorirood, ship, 788 tons, Bristow, from London.— E. &H. I«MCt, agent*. . Monarch. «hlp. 1,444 toni. M»c»j-, from London.— Cruiokabank, Smart, and Co.. H«ntt. Bob Jlo/, ihip. 850 ion«, 3*ngit«r, from Londqn.—Cnuck•hank, Bmart, and Co., afenti. Peru, barqua, 4-20 tuns, Moll-nhnuor, from San Antonio, Chili. —Thornton, Smith, and Firth, agents. Elixa Shairp, barque, 387 tons. Gar. from Newcastle, N.S. W. — J. 3. Aiacfarlane. ajent. Bella Mary, barque, 27« tons, Coppinf, from Hobart Town.— Stone Brothers, agents. Atlantic, barqu*, 200 tons, Kelly, from NenrcastU.— Owen and Graham, agents. Ctauina, barque, 242 tons, Dalzlel, from Port Victor, South Australia. — Harris and Laurie, agents. Bessie, barque, 262 tons, Simmons, from Newcastle, N.S.W.— Combes and Daldy, agents. Bella Marina, ship, coal hulk. Marion, barque, coal bulk (sunk). Benjamin Heap*, barque, coal hulk. Susan, brig, coal hulk Boyal Exchange, brig, 222 tons, Hill, from Newcastle, N.S.W. —Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Alexandra, brig, 288 tons, Stephenson, from Newcastle, N.S.W. —Henderson and Macfarlane. agents. Thane of Fyfe, schooner, 121 tons, Hughes, from Napier.— Cruicksnank, Smart, and Co., agents. Meteor, schooner, 40 tons, Stuckey, from Kaiapoi, Canterbury. — T. W. Brown, agent. Blfleman, schooner, 81 tons, T. McClutchlt, from Canter* bury.— Thornton, Smith, and Firth, agents. Kauri, schooner, 34 tons, Shearer, from Mahia, Hawke's Bay. —Salmon and Co., agents. Helen, schooner, 23 tons, Bicketts, from Tatrua.— Captain, agent Sapid, schooner, S2tons, Palmer, from Mercury Bay. Iranhoe, 'schooner. 70 tons, McGregor, from Mongonui.— Craickshank, Smart, and Co., agents.

ENTERED OUTWARDS. ▲VOUIT 31— Auckland, Sit tons/.Hftnb, for Sjrdntjr.—H. M. Jervii, •cent •2— CMilat, 242 ton*, P«UeI, for Nawcutl*, N.S.W.— Harris »nd L»uri», igsnti.

CLEABED OUTWARDS. AVODBT 81— Sydney, 14 ton», Xasper, for Mahurangl, with sundries. 81 — BJfleman. 81 tons, Carl*, for Christcburch via Kennedy*! Bay, In billMt, 60,000 feet timber to b« shipped at Kennedy*s Bay. 81— Agnes, 23 torn, Trimmer. for Wairoa, Hawke'a Bay, with 50 tons firewood, 2 toni potatoe*. Sl— Sea Breeze. 70 tons, Norris, for Boiiell, with general cargo. Passengers— Messrs. O. J. Cook, William*, Smith, Finsmilt, Mf«i Clarke, Milt Ferry. Sl— Julia, IS tons, Silver, for Matakana, with sundries. Pm■eneen—2 81— Whitby, 20 ton*. Donghty, for Tairna, in ballast. Sl— Celt. 42 ton*. MoKensle, for Napier Tia Wanf »poa, with 33.000 feet uwn timber to be shipped at Wangtpoa. Pm■enger—l. Sl— Mary" Ann, 21 tons, Wood, for Wangapoa via Mercury Island, with sundries. 81— Jessie, 12 torn. Allison, for Waibeki, with sundries. Si—Wanderer, 17 tons, Edwards, for Coromandel, with genera cargo. Passengers — t. Si— Elisabeth Mary, 27 tons, Mair, for WaDgarei, with general cargo. Sl— Dawn, 20 toms, Inness, for Fort Pitwoy, with sundries. Piut fl nfttM %* 81— Elizabeth Shairp, 888 tons. Gay, for Melbourne, In ballast. 81— Alexandra, 288 tons, Stepheiuoo, for Newcastle, in ballast.

WEEKLY SUMMARY. Shipping business has been mainly confined to the coasting and inter-provincial trades during the past week. We hare only two foreign arrivals and three departure* to report. The winds have been moderate southerly and aonth-west, and the weather fine throughout. On the 25th, the brig Royal Exchange, Captain Hill, arrived from Newcastle with a outgo of coals to thearderof Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlane; and on the 27th the barque Cassina, Captain Dalziel,* arrived from Port Victor, South Australia, with a cargo of 2,000 bags flour to the order of Messrs. Harris and Laurie. The arrivals from the coast have be*-n very numerous, with timber, coals, and general produce. The s.s. Star of the >outh brought up a cargo of cattle and sheep on tne 28 tb (which were landed at the Tamaki in excellent condition), and returned on the 30th with gome 160 tons general merchandise. The Colonial gunboat Start arrived early on the morning of thtJ2sfch, from Wellington, Napisr, and

the coast, having been engaged in distributing sheep, seed potatoes, and wheat to tbe friendly natives on the East Coast. The Sturt is laid up for repairs to her boiler, and will receive a new forefopmast, after which she proceeds to the Thames to remove tne colonial forces stationed there to Tauranga and Opotiki. The Lady Wynyard, Agnes, Eagle, Savoy I*ss, Celt, Bittern, and Betsy have arrived during the week from Napier and the coast, with cattle, «c. The departures foreign have been the brig Hebe, on the 25th. for Sydney, via Maraitai, with 7U.UUU feet of bulk timber ; tbe brig Venus, for Hone Kong, with bar iron and copper j and the schooner Banshee, for Adelaide, «& Wangapoa, with 50,000 feet «avrn timber. _ , . The N.Z.S.N. Co.'s. ».«. Wellington, Captain Renuer, left ou the 26th for Tanranga, Napier, and the South, with a general cargo aid 35 passengers. The p.«. Tasmanian Maid returned from Waußarei on the 30th with 27 passengers, and left again on the same day for Coromandel with a number of passengers. Tbe Bremen barque Pe«u was floated ofl: the patent slip yesterday, after receiving an overhaul, re-copoering, *c, and will sail for Valparaiso in a day or two. The s.s. Star of the South « the next vessel to be taken on the slip. There are alto several others to be taken on. The P., N.Z., and A.B.M. Co.'s s.s. Kaikoura, Captain Machin, arrived at Wellington on the 24th, from Panama, with a general cargo, and passenger*, three of whom were for this port, and arrived in the s.s. Egmont, on the 30th. The Kaikoura made the passage in 28 days, and both ways in 54. The s.s. Auckland will sail for Sydney tomorrow; and the barque Eliza Shairp for Melbourne, and the hrig Alexandra for Newcastle, to-day.

THE S.S. AUCKLAND. The P., N.Z , and A.R. M. Cr>.'s «.«. Auckland, Captain Harris, will leave the Queen-street Wharf «t 10 a.m. to-morrow for Sydney, with the English mail, and the following passengers and cargo :— Passengers : -aloon-Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. IHerman, Mr*. Foraayth and servant, Me«rs. Atkin, Sherrard, Dngett, Mr. »nd Mrs. Kettle and family (9), Mrs. Brown and family (4) and servant, -cond calia— MeHsp.. J. Norton, Fergnßon, E. Ferguson, G. Swan, dmpbell, JMw. Smith, an<l Mrs. Monin. o Cargo : 52 casks whale oil, D. Nathan ; 4 ca«<es, b. Wo«lli-y; 1 |.aicel. (Tuickshank, Smart, and Co ; 8 caseo kauri gnm, B. W. Gee (for tranbhipment to Melbourne).— H. M. Jervis, a^«ut.

MISCELLANEOUS. Tot Patent Slip.— The Bremen barqne Peru was floater «ff the Patent Slip at the North Shore with yesterday's t.de, after having received * thorough overhaul. Some delay in the progress of the wo. U was occasional by the scarcity of copper in the market. The launch was most successfully accomplished. The Peru leaven for Valparaiso in ballast in a day or two. Tuei «. Star of the South is the next .v».-oi i~ t,» t.i.c.l. — tfco niip. She maybe expected, up from Napier about Wednesday next. The barque Anne Melhuish will also be taken on upon her return from .Newcastle, N.S W. The Metkob.— The fore-and-aft schooner Meteor, 42 tons, changed bands yesterday, having been purchased from Messrs. Butt and Anderson for £750, by Captain Stuckey. of the Bittern. The brig Alexandra, Captain Stephenson, will sail for Newcastle, N.S.W., to-day, in ballast. The barque Cas«-iua, Captain Dalziel, tntered outwards yesterday, for New castle, N.S. W. The barque KHz* >hairp, Oapfcain Gay, wil "ail for Melbourne to day, in ballast. ' , In che Home Newt of July 2nd, we find the ship Water Nymph has been taken off the berth for Auckland, anrt is loading for Otag«. The Ida Zeigler is the only vessel loading for Auckland. The cutter Wanderer will sail for Coromandel this morning. . . . , The i-cbooner Sea Breeze, Captain Norris, sailed last ni*ht for Russell, Bay of Islands, with a geueral cargo and six passengers. . The three-masted schooner Hmeman, Captain Carte will sail this morning for Ohristchurch, via Kcn«ody'« Bay, to load 60,000 feet of timber at the I'u~ cutter Sydney ■*„* M»kw*ngi, soaoonap Julia for Matakana, and cutt»r x/^ — *.t- i"ot-t Fitzroy, sailed last evening, with sundries. The schooner Celt, Captain McKenzie, sailed yesterday for Napier, via Wangapoa, to load 33,000 feeb of timber at the latter place. The cutter Mary Ann, Wood, master, sailed yesterday for Wangapoa and Mercury Bay, with sundries. . The cutter Ariel, Andereon, master, arrived last evening from the Kawau and Matakana, with a cargo of bricks. The cutter Tay and schooner Lily arrived yesterday, with cargoes of firewood — the former from Matakana, and the latter from Waiheki. The cutter Bessy, Edwards; master, arrived from the Thames last evening, with a cargo of firewood. The schooner Swallow, Catchpole, master, arrived last evening from Tairua, with a cargo of s-iwn timber, and went into Mechanics' Bay to discharge. The cutter Agnea, Captain Trimmer, sailed last night, for Wairoa, Hawke's Bay, with a cargo of 50 tons firewood.