PORT OF AUCKLAND. MISCELLANEOUS.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2871, 8 October 1866, Page 4

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

MISCELLANEOUS.

October s.— Wind, S. ; light ; fine. 7.— Wind, N. : moderate ;*tne.

ARRIVALS. Tumutat Maid, p.s., Scon, from Wangarel, with passengers. Kate, barque. 340 tons, Carter, from San Francisoo, with hreadstuffs. Mistletoe, barque, 288 ton*, Duder, from Port Lotdi, Mauritint, with sugars. Nightingale, barque, 288 tons, Brown, from Latmceiton, Taimania, with Tsreadstuffs, &o. Jane, schooner, 87 toni, Faulkner, from Porerty Bajr, with cattl*. Swallow, ichooner, 27 lons, Catehpole, from Tairaa, with timber. Gttttral Cameron, tohooner, 41 tons, Wheeler, from Bay of Islands, with cattle. Celt, schooner, 68 tons, Smart, from Kapler, with cattle. Queen, schooner, 48 tons, Loverock, from Tanranga, in ballast Mary, schooner, 18 tons, Brown, from Maraitai, with timber. Nile, schoomr, 24 tons, Brown, from Cabbage Bay, with timber. Argo, schooner, 82 tons, Kelly, from Awanul, North Oapi, with/cattle. Stuan, schooner, 18 tons. Turrit, from Omaha. Elf, schoonur, 16 tons, Kuhl, from Puhoi. Hatrest Horn*, cutter, 18 tons, Ohlson, from Cabbage Bay, with timbar. Stag, cutter, 18 tons, Mollw, from Mercury Bay, with timber. Waterlily, cutter, 23 tons, Allan, from Tairua, with timbtr. St. Kllda, ouiUr, 14 tons, Deen. from MaUkana. Whitby. cufttr, 20 tons, Doughty, from Opotiki. with maise. £Ob |Roy, cutter, 23 tons, McKenzie, from Ktonedy's Bay, «rith timbsr.

DEPASTURE. Star of th* South, m,, 14T torn, Btndall, for Napier, with

VESSELS EXPECTED. CfouipoM, «Mp, "Wilion. from London, No. 8917, Sid dli. p. (Mllad July IS). Wlnterthur, ihlp, BS9 torn, Hunt, from London, Mo. 8968, 2nd dii. p. (ulUdJuni 84). Ida ZiegUr, ship, 800 torn, Reynolds, from London, No. 70, 3rd dii. p. (sailed July 94). Maori, ship, 700 tons, Roberts, from London (loading), No. 7528, 2nd dii. p. Chile, ship, 769 tons, Stringer, from London (loadl&t), No. 2715 3rd dis. p. Heversham, barque, 500 tons, Sherlock, from San Francisco, No. 1604, 3rd dii. p. Mayola, barque, 400 tons, Herdman, from Leith, Tia w«lington, No. 1528. 3rd dis. p. (sailed May 30). Rita, bdg, 178 tons, Robertson, from Sydney, No. 7930. 2nd dis. p. Hebe, brig, 190 tons, Odell, from Newcastle, N.S.W., No. 4970, 15t dis. p. Princess Alice, brig, 257 tons, Kiddy, from San Franoisco, No. 4938, 15t dJs. p. Pakeha, brig, 173 tons, Robinson, from Adelaide, VIFG (new code). Banshee, schooner, 70 tons, Sloane, from Adelaide, No. 6418, Ist dis. p. Industry, schooner, 23 tons, Yates, from Whangaroa and Whananeki. Mavis, schooner, 28 tons, M&itland, from Maketn. Zillah, schooner, 65 tons, Wyatt, from Tahiti and Rorotonga. General Cameron, schooner, 41 tons, "Wheeler, from Bay of Islands. Außevoir. schooner, 138 tons, from Newcastle, N.S/W, PS CJ (new code). Sea Breera, schooner, 70 tons, Norris, from Bay of Islands. Cora, schooner, from Dunedin. Hin», schooner, from Tauranga. Fancy, schooner, from Canterbury. Fortune, schooner, from T»ur»ng*. Clyde, schooner, from Tauranga via Wangapo*. Rose Ann, schooner, from Poverty Bay. Meteor, schooner, 42 tons, Queen, from Napier. Bluebell, schooner, 53 tons, Cheshire, from Tahiti Kauri, schooner, from Mahia, Hiiwke's Bay. Donald McLean, schooner, from Poverty Bay. Speedwell, ketch, 35 tons, Edwards, from Norfolk Island. Marwell, cutter, from Holdanga. Rose, cutter, from \Van?arei. Bittern, cutter, from Napier. Sea Belle, cutter, from Napier. Three Sisters, cutter, from Tauranga. v Isabella, cutter, 30 tons, Pierce, from^OTalan, Fiji Mauds. Ruse, cutter, 40 tons, Libios, from South S«a Islands. Whitby, cutter, from Opotiki. Betsy, cutter, from Opotiki and Napier. Hercules, cutter, from Greymouth. Satellite, cutter, from Christohtiroh. Gazelle, cutter, from Opotiki. Cordelia, cutter, from Whangaroa. J>»wn, cutter, from .tort fu*tojAgnes, cutter, from Wairoa, Hawke's Bay.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Lokdoh.— Sam and Winterthnr, in December; Ida Ziegler, In January : Norwood, early. Callao.— Pegasus, early. San Fiunoiico.— Kate, early. Sooth S*a Islands — NeTa. early. Mblbouhnz —Monarch, 15th ; Eliza Blanche, early. Adxlaidi.— Novelty, early. Sydniy.— Free Tiader and Harriet King, to-day. Newcastle.— Free Trader, to-day. Clarence Rivxr. N.S.W.— Dragon, early. Hobart Town.— Slam, 15th; Free Trader, to-day. Ghristchukoh.— Ocean Wave, early. Southern Porti.— l«ord Ashley, 12th. Namir.— Sancy Last and Queen, to-day ; Celt, early ; lord Athley, 12th Owmn.-fWhitby, tuly. J»ov«rtt Bay.— Jane, to-morrow. MONQONTJI.— Ivanhoe, to-day. TAtTRANG.v.— Hope and Nautilus, to-day ; Lord Ashley, 12th. Bay of Islands.— General Cameron, to-day. Wanoahbi.— Elizabeth Mary, Glimpio, and Taimanlan Maid, to-day. "Wanoapoa.— Qae«n, to-day. Whanoaroa.— Argo, early. Coroj* a»»m.— Petrel nnd Sarah Allot, to-day ; Thamis.— Caroline, tfday. JtAHPAANaT.-Comstulk, to-day.

VESSELS IN HABBOUB. (Thli llit dtei not include coasting outten.) .M. i. Challenger, 18 guns, ».c, 1,462 torn, Commodore Maguire, from England, rla Sydney. H.M. s. Esk, CapUin Luce, from Wellington via Kawau. H.M. i. Falcon, Commander Blake, from Norfolk Island. Lord Ashley, s.s., 500 tons, Eagley, from Southern Forts. H. M. Jerri*, agent Tftimanian Maid, ,p.s., Seon.wfrom Wangarei.— S. Cochrane, agent. Walteraata, p.i. (laid up.) Enterprise, p.s. (on ferry service.) 'Norwood, ship, 786 tons, Bristow, from London.— E. and H. Isaacs, agents. Monarch, ship. 1,444 tons, Macey, from London.—Craickshank. Smart, and Co . agents. Siam, ship, 743 tons, William Ashby, from London.— Cruickshank, Smart, and Co., agents. Pegasus, ship, 1,183 tons, Cornwall, (from London.— Combes and Daldy, agents. Novelty, barque, 365 tons, Austin, from Sydney— Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Free Trader, barque, 280 tons, Robinson, from Newcastle, N.S.W. — Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Dragon, barque, 243 tons, Wawn, from Sydney.— J. Itoberton and Co., agents. Kate, barque. 340 tons, Carter, from San Francisco.— Henderson and ftlaufarlane, agents. Nightingale, barque, 263 tons, Brown, from Launceston.— J. Boberton and Co., agents. Mistletoe, barque, 263 tons, Dnder, from Mauritius.— Harris and Laurie, agents. R«Ua Mariuk, ship, coal hulk. Marlon, barque, coal hulk (sunk}. Benjamin Heape, barque, coal hulk. Bman, brig, coal hulk. Elisa Blanche, brig, 170 torn, Young, from Melbourne.— Captain, agent. Harriet King, brigantine,l6o tons, MoDonald, from Newcastle. — Henderson and Macfarlane, agents Thane of Fyfe, schooner, 121 tons, Hsghes, from Napier.— Cruickshank, Smart, and Co., agents. Neva, schooner, 00 tons, Young, from Korotonga.— Captain. agent. Aspasia. schooner, 60 tons, from Christohurch, via Tauranga. — T Russell, agent. Kate Grant, schooner, 40 torn, Mclirer, from Norfolk Island. — T. W. Brown, agent. Elizabeth Mary, schooner, 27 tons, Mair, from Wangarei.— Captain, agent. Hope, schooner, 25 tons, Black, from Tauranga.— Edmonds and Jakins, agents. Helen, schooner, 23 tons, Bioketts, from Whangaroa.—Captain, agent. Ocean Wave, schooner, 125 toni, Buxton (new).— Captain, agent. Ivanhoe, schooner, 70 tons, McGregor, from Mongonni.— Cruickshank, Smart, and Co., agents. Saucy Lass, schooner, 38 tons, McKenzio, from Napier.— Captain, agent. General Cameron, schooner, 41 tons, Wheeler, from Bay of Islands.— Owen and Graham, agents. Jane, schooner, 37 tons, Faulkner, from Poverty Bay.— T. Mucky and Co., agents. Celt, schooner, 50 tons, Smart, fromJNapier.— Captain, agent. Queen, schooner, 47 tons, Loverock, from Napier.— T. Craie. agent.

BNTEBED INWAEDS. OrTnRFR C— Eliza Blanche, brig, 170 torn, Young, from Melbourne, with general cargo. C— Dawn, 20 tons, Jonei, from Port Fltzroy, with 15 torn firewood, 3 raw hides. Passengers— 3. 6 —Queen, 40 tons, Loveroolc, from lauranga, in ballast. Passengers — 3. fl —Hero, 30 ton«, Joiner, from Mercury Bay, with 22,600 feet ■awn timber, Auckland Saw Mill Company. (J — Harvest Rome, 16 tons, Ohlson, from Cabbage Bay, with 11,400 feet «awn timber. Passengers— 3.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. OOTOSXR 0 —Saucy Lmi, 38 torn, McKenzie, for Mahla, Huwke's Bay, in ballast ; 1 parcel drapery, Matter. 6 —Hope. 26 tons, Black, for Tauranga, with 2 easel gin, 4 cues brandy, 1 keg mm, 4 pkgs. groceries, 8 hhds. ale, 2 hhdi ale, 1 case drapery, 5 pkgi. oilmen's] stores, 4.000 bricki, A. B. White ; 3t) busheli lime, i ton potatoes 5 pkgs. groceriei, J-cask ram, 5 pkgs. Iron, A. Black ; 2 hhds. ale, 12pkgi. groceries, 2 casks lemonade, JJDelany; 3hbdi. ale, 5 cuei brandy, 4 pkgi. groceries, 4 pkgs. paint, 1 case cheese. 1 cue kerosine, 2 cues drapery, Levy and Goldwater ; 4cuei champagne, 12 pkgs. ironmongery, Kelly ; 15 pkgs. groceries, 10 pk»i. ironmongery, Thompson ; 5 hhds. ale, 6 pkgs. ironmongery. S. Wrigley. •— Ivanhte. 71 tons. McGregor, forJMongonui, with 1 chest tea, C. W. Drury ; l J-cask brandy, 2 casks whiskey, 1 tin kerosine, Mr. Mclntosh : 1 tin kerosine, Duffles ; 5 kegs nails, Wyles and Ball ; 2 cues kerosine, 3 kegs paint, 1 SS? to &h&&!t l A' iAmton • x bundlo Indies, 1 tin sun?«!f!' w7?^l^w 7 ?^ 1^ : 2 * tons flour « Adamson ; 1 ton bisS'. W / 1 « land ?•» '- i ton hay, Captain Butler; 4 bags make. 4 bags oats, a. Campbell : 1 box candles 1 bae 1?OOO £rt «J.° n «!' m \ el K tor ier *»T*in»,wlth Stogie^ jSK.SST 1 b0 " hlpptd at Ttlru *' *°' m doon, 7 st»n» slabs, JeffHres: cutter", boom, Kinross and Co. ; 2 tons flour, 2 bags biscuits, scwt. sugar, Crai/ 0 -Sarah Alice, 15 tons, Crawford, for CoroajaudeL with h ton bay, fl sashes and doora, Preece. h *

6— Star of tho South, s s., 147 tons, Bendall, for Napier, wit (ax warehouse, under boniD 65 cases stout, 5 hhds ale. 65 coses beer, 30 coses brandy, 25 cases bear, 6 J-casks brandy, IS caw moivlle. Freo goods : 120 bags flour, 40 iaokf flour, 100 taoki bran, 110 bag* flour, 2 caui drapery, 7 pkgs. drapery, 9 pkgi. drapery, 199 pkgi ironware, 3 pkgs. merchandise. 8 bales glass, 1 cask white lead, H bales presied har 8') bags oats, 12 ploughs, order ; 8 homes to be shipped at Taraaki. Passenger— Mr». Morley.— J. S. MacUrlane, ag«nt.

Thb Sohooner Cblt.— The schooner Celt, Captain Smart, arriyed in harbour yesterday from Napier, via tbe Tamaki, having lunded a cargo of 40 head of cattle there ia good condition, she left Napier on the 28th ultimo, and experienced a succession of heavy gales for the first part of the passage, which compelled her to take shelter on the coast for the safety of cargo. Had light winds dutiag tbe remainder of the passage, and arrived at the Tamaki on Saturday morning.— S. W. Hill, agent.

The Whitbt.— The outfcer Whitby, Captain Doughty, arrived early yesterday morning from Opotiki, with a cargo of maize. She left; Opotiki on Wednesday last, and had light winds along the coast. Reports the schooners Fortune and Hira, and cutters Bella, Margaret, and Snuwfl&ke, lying at Opotiki when she sailed. Cargo : 300 bushels maize. — Edmonds and Jakins, agents.

The Schooner General Cameron. — The ! schooner Gener»l Cameron, Captain Wheeler, went into the Tumaki yesterday afternoon from the Bay I of^ Islands, with a cargo of cattle, and will come up with this morning's tide.

The Schooner Jane. — The schooner Jane, Captain Faulkner, arrived in harbour on Saturday from Poverty Bay, via the Tamaki, with cattle. She left Poverty Bay on Tuesday last, and experienced light southerly winds and variable along the coast. Discharged 14 head of cattle at the Tamaki on Saturday morning, and came up harbour.

The Tasmanian Maid. — The paddle-steamer Tasmanian Maid, Captain Scon, arrived in harbour on Saturday evening from Wangarei, with * small | cargo of settlers' produce. Passengers: Mr. Walton, and ten in the steerage.

The Argo, — The sohooner Argo, Captain Kelly, arrived on Saturday from Awanui, North Cape, vift, the Tamaki, having landed * cargo of cattle ab the latter place. She also briugs a small cargo of maize, &c, from Awanui, and reports no vessel lying there wh»Q she sailed.

The Schoonee Queen, — The schooner Qneen, Captain Loverook, arrived at the heads early on Saturday morning from Tauranga in ballast;, with three passengers. She left Tauranga on Wednesday night, and had light winds until arrival. Reports the schooner Mavis lying at Tauranga repairing, and saw the cutter Gazelle going into the Great Barrier. The Queen cleared at the Customs on Saturday for Napier, via the Great Barrier Island and Wangapoa, to ship 1,000 posts at the Barrier and 20,000 teet of timber at Wangapoa. She had also a small general oargo for Napier, and sails from the heads this morninsr.

Maubitxus Shipping. — By the Mistletoe we have Port Louis papers to the 18th August. The arrivals and departures for the colonies jto that date, however, have been anticipated vi& Sydney. The schooner Revenge, Captain Burch, -with timber from Mercury Bay, was laid on for Liverpool, with new season Hugars. The brig Isabella, for Dunedin, sailed about the same date as the Mistletoe, and a French barque had been put on the berth for the same destination. There were no other vessels for New Zealand. The barque Napier, Captain Petherbridge, which put into Port Louis for repairs, bound to Wellington and Napier, was fast completing her overhaul, and would shortly be able to resume her voyage

Tasmjlnian Shipping.— By the Nightingale we have Launcesfcon papers to the 1 8th September, from which we learn that the barque Juno, Captain Mitchell, arrived at Robart Town from this port on the 14th September, after a fine-weather passage. The schoouer Agnes Jessie arrived at Lauuceston on the 16th from Mauritius, with new season sugari ; and the barque Westbury arrived at the same place on the 17th from London, with a general cargo. Her date of sailing was the 7th June.

The Panama Steamers. — The following consolatory paragraph appears in the Wellington Independent of tbe 27th ult. :— " We understand that not the slightest fear need be entertained of any accident having occurred to the s.s. Kuahine. Every effort has been made to secure a superabundant supply of coal at Panama, but during the late gales off the Australian cnasb two vessels, with their entire cargoes, were lo&fc, and two had to put back in conseqence of the severity of the weather. It is, therefore, thought probable that she has been detained for want of coal, and may possibly have had to go to Callao for a supply. This, however, will not occur again, as the mail steamers will not only have more time at Panama, but large relays of coals will have arrived, some 5,000 tons being either there or afloat, atid periodical shipments are constantly taking place."

The Claud Hamilton.— The s.b. Claud Hamilton, Captain Ponsonby, arrived at Wellington from Sydney, via Nelson, Hokitika, and the Grey, on the 29th ult., and reports the following melancholy occurrence on the day after leaving Sydney, the 21tt ult, : — A passenger named Henry Maud, native of Leedi, Yorkshire, jttmped overboard, and was drowned, although the «hip was immediately stopped

aud a lifo buoy thrown close to him. Two boats were lowered, in charge of Mmsrs. Batiks and Alex- ' ander, chief and second officers. The deceased - did not appear to make the slightest exertion to save himself. The life buoy was pioked up by the second officer The ship Parisian has arrived at Port Chalmers from California, via Tahiti. She left San Franoisco on the 22nd July. The schooner Flying Cloud, Captain J. P. Oakes, sailed from Wellington on Friday evening, the 28th, for the Chatham Islands, under charter to the General Government. She had three passengers, besides a general cargo of merchandise, and took down stores for settlers, with ammunition and firearms for the General Government. We understand Captain Oakes intends making an inquiry respecting the fate of the brigantine Sea Serpent, Captain Blair, and his crew, which have not been heard of for some months. The schooner Gauntlet, Captain Griffiths, from Launceston, arrived at Wellington on the 28th, after a passage of fourteen days, with a cargo of oats and flour. The barque Cantero, Captain Black, arrived at Wellington on the 30th ultimo, from Newcastle, , N.S.W., with coali, and reported the barques Rangoon and Omega loading for Wellington vrhen she sailed. The s.s. Wellington, Captain Francis, arrived at Wellington from this port on the 30th September, at 10 a.m. The brig Western Star, Captain Chamberlain, left Sydney on the 21st ult., and arrived at Wellington, after a ten days' passage, with a general cargo. After discharging her cargo for Wellington «he will proceed to the FijU. Captain Chamberlain reports Mana light as being out on the night of the Ist instant, from IX o'clock till 19 o'clook, and it was not to be teen next morning at 4 o'olook, The barque Lizgie Scott h>« now finished the discharge of all her cargo, exoepting the material for the patent ilip, and the will proceed to Evans Bay and land that immediately.— Wellington4^vcr<*«> 1 , Sep. tember 28. We understand that Captain Thompson, of the s.s. Bangatira, has been suspended pending an inquiry into certain complaints preferred against him by persons at Taranaki. — Ibid. The s.h. Ladybird will be launched to-morrow from the Evans's Bay slip, after having undergone a complete overhaul. — Ibid. The barque Free Trader, Captain Robinson, was detained wind-bound yesterday, but will no doubt be able to leave this morning for Newcastle, N.S.W. The s.s. Phoebe was 'hauled alongside the inner T of the Queen's Wharf, at Wellington, on the 26th, previous to being dismantled and undergoing repairs. The Government steamer St. Kilda, Captain Kennedy, sailed from Wellington for Taranaki on the 24th. The steamer Star of the Evening, Captain Turner, left Wellington on the 25th, for Napier. From thence ahe will proceed to Lyttelton, and afterwards return to Wellington, The ship "Resolute, Captain Wallace, from Glasgow, with passengers and cargo, reported at the Heads on Friday, was towed up yesterday afternoon, and anchored in the Quarantine Ground. From interrogations made by Dr. O'Donohue, the health offioer, it appeared that some eruptive disease had broken out during the passage, whereby two persons had died, and one, who had been suffering for fourteen days, was still sick on board. The ship's dootor could not assign any name for the disorder ; she was consequently not cleared, and will remain in quarantine until further orders. A meetingof the Health Board took place in the afternoon, for the purpose of making further arrangements in the matter. Our reporter could not get the names of those deceased. It ii believed the disease it not of a malignant character, and the ship will shortly be admitted to pratique. — Otago Times, September 24. The Maori cutter Margaret has been seized by the officer in command of the forces at Opotiki, on the ground of breach of martial law. The hull of Mr. Caseys new steamer was brought round to the wharf on Saturday, to receive some portion of her machinery from the Melbourne brig Eliza Blanche. The ships Alexandra and Resolute arrived at Dunedin on the 20th from^London — the former 104 j days, and thd latter 110 days out. i The cutter Bittern left Napier on the 2nd instant for Auckland, vi& Tolago and Poverty Bay, with 30 head of cattle. The ichooner Swallow, Catchpole, master, arrived yesterday from Tairua Saw-mills, with a full cargo of sawn timber. The cutter Rob Roy, McKenzie, master, arrived yesterday moraing from Kennedy's Bay, with a cargo of aawn timber. The sohooner Nile, Brown, master, arrived yesterday morning from Cabbage Bay, with a full cargo of sawn timber. The cutter Waterlily, Allan, ma»ter, arrived yeaterday from Tairua iaw*milli, with a full cargo of timber. The cutter Harvest Home, Ohlson, master, arrived on Saturday morning from Cabbage Bay, with a cargo of 14,000 feet of timber. The cutter fr'tag, Moller, master, arrived yesterday morning from Mercury Bay, with a full cargo of sawn timber. The schooners Elf from Puhoi, Mary from Maraitai, Susan front Omaba, and cutter St. Kilda from Matakana, arrived yesterday, with cargoes of timber, shingles, and firewood. The 8.8. Star of the South, Captain Bendall, left the wharf early yesterday morning for Napier, with 200 tons general merchandise, spirits, beer, &c, under bond, and called at the Tamaki to ship a number of horses. Passenger : Mrs. Morley. The schooner Ivanhoe, Captain McGregor, cleared at the Customs on Saturday for Mongonui, with a full general cargo, and 20,000 feet of timber, but was detained wiud-bound. The cutter Nautilus, Captain Busbell, sails to-day for Napier, with 30,000 shingles, and. to ship 22,000 feet of timber at Tairua mills. The schooner Saucy Lass, Captain McKenzie, cleared at the Customs on Saturday for Mania, Hawke's Bay, in ballast, and sails this morning. The schooner Hope, Captain Black, with a full general cargo for Tauranga, was detained wind* bound yesterday, and leaves this morning.