PORT OF AUCKLAND. MISCELLANEOUS.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 2997, 4 March 1867, Page 4

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

MISCELLANEOUS.

March 2.- Wind, S.S.W. ; Usht ; fine. - -v*Wta»*-gw. ; light ; flntr r; ARRIVALS. Intwprin No, t, P-i., 40 toni, Philpott, from M»t»kani and KftWaq, with ptmngm. 8m Br»ei». iohoon^r, 70 ton», Norrli, from Bay of TiUndi, with puatngen. «, , _t ™ i M»teor, tohooner, 42 ton*, Jonei, from .I^»piw T^ %M\ AJowt inkkilimt. * * T»Ts otttttr, IT iomt, Ftanoto, from MiUkany. Potrtl, onttar, 17 toni, Ntanann, |rqm oWQW*nfl«l, with timber. Mtnant, cutt«r, ?l totw, OIOTW, fr<W pqrqm^tl timber.

DETAETURRS. Aaokland, «.«., «99 toon, flarri*, for Sjdntj, with f*nwal cargo. Island Oitjr, barqu*, 4>Q toft Wolff*, for Queensland, in ballwt, Tfcaranga. iQhoonw, 00 twin, ft. S«Ufrt, (or T^unmn, with ftn*T*l i»rfa , Induittx, nchoopw, 23 tom, Y*t«, for W*&cwqra, with •tow, JabilM. «ohoon«r. 45 toqi, Cfctohpal*, for T^irqs, with itom. Oor4t)J», to tonii Thompson, fpr Great Barrier I»Und, with «or«. Boie, outttr, 34 ton», Dustin, (or Wragapoa, inballMt ibaprook, p^fter, 82 tons, SUphtQi, for Mtrcury B»jr, in Wnc» of Walei. cutter, 24 toni, Watt, for Omaha and Mahun|pßi, i" ball at. Pe(er Cracroft, cutter, 22 toni, Sulliran, for Wanrapoa, > in ballait. Waterllly, cntter, 26 ton*, Allan, for Omaha, in ballast. Wandeier, cutter, 17 tons, Edwards, for Ooromandel, in baUast,

VESSELS KXPXOTED. H.M. i. Challenger, Commodore Hochfort Mufulrf, * ro W Hobart Town. H.M. ■. Eik, Captain Luce, from Sydney. H.II. i. Bride, Captain Sop*, from Wellington. Midge, i s., 67 toni, Lontitt, from London (under canvas), •ailed Norember 17, No. 8408, lit dis. p. Star of tht South, ■.■., 147 toni, BendaU, from Napier. Maw Shephud, ship, 906 toni. Croot, front London (lalled Norewbw 10), tfo. COW, lit dis. P. John Scott, «hlp, 865 toni, Fenfyld, from London (sailed December lij No. B*B6, lit dis. p. r . ,„ . TWlrn. ship, 699 toni, Linthoren, from London (sailed NOTember24). No. 97. 2nddii.p. ' Warwick, ihip, 1,005 toni, Farmer, from London (to tail Januarr 10). No. S4J>7, 2nd dii. p. Helen t». Pftgt, barqne, 817 toni, Brans, from Sriibane, Q T B W (new code}. Armiitice, barque, 354 tons, McKeon, from Sydmy, No. 923, 3rd dii). p. Hiitletoe, buqne, 268 tons, Dnder, from Melbourne, No. WB7, Brd dla. p. (to nil February 12). Norelty, barque, 367 torn, Austin, from Adelaide, No. 8421, 2nd dii. p. Kate Waters, barque, 680 torn, Calder, from Gladstone, Queensland, No. 6639, 15t dis. p. W«rerley, brlf , 217 tons, Forsa7th, from Bpliria, No. 2640, 2nd dis. p. Surprise, brig, 1«9 tons, HcGrath. from Tahiti, No. 1362, 2nd dis. p. Sose of Australia, brig, 982 tons, from Adelaide, VCPG (new code). ' flying Cloud (new), brig, 300 tons, from Little Omaha, No. B*7l, 3rd oil. p. Banshee, schooner, 70 tons, Sloane, from Adelaide, No. 6418, 2nd diSt p. ZUlah, schooner, 85 torn, Wyatt, from Tahiti. Clyde, ichooner, 3+ toni, Cheshire, from Christchurch. 8t Kilda, schooner, 08 tons, from South Sea Islands. Cora, schooner, 90 tons, McCallum, from InrercaifOl. Kauri, schooner, 86 tons, Shearer, from Tairna. Baucy Lasi, schooner, SI tons, McKensje, froraNapier. Celt, schooner 42 tons, Sulliran, from Dnnedin. Fortune, schooner, 24 tons, Blacki from Opotlld. Blra, schooner, from Tauranga. Iranhoe, schooner, 70 tons, McGregor, from MdngosuL General Cameron, schooner, 41 tons, Joyce, from Bay of Islandi. Argo. schooner, 32 tons, Davies, from WangareL Mavis, schooner, from 'Krarauga. Eagle, cutter, 40 tons, Mumo.from Napier. Btue, cutter, 40 tons, Haymet, from South Sea Islands. Hercules, cutter, 86 tons, Haddock, from Tahiti. Lady Wynyard, cutter, 29 tons, Tnrrie, from Tauranga. Agnei, cutter, 14 toni, Hitching, from Ohora, North Cape. Wangart l, cutter. 4.0 tops, An.ders.en, from WangareL Agnes, cntter, from Napier. JUtt«rn, 40tons, Trimmer, from Napier-

TROJKOTED DEPABTUBES. Tor Lovdon.— Maori and Electric, early. San FlUNCißco.— Circular Saw liner, early, Callao. — England, early. South Sia Isiakdj.— Nera, flth. BTdn«t.-— An BeToir, to-morrow; Harms Kinf, 7th; Moa, early, BouTHiflN Ports. A??Jejr, 12th. Najpiwu— Meteor, earlj ; Lord Ashley, 12th. Eaix Coast.— Speedwell, tarljr. Potwht Bay,— Tawera, to-morrow. Q?qtjH.— Hope and Whitbj, to^ay. Tattrakga.— Hope, to-day ; I«ord Ashley, 12th. Bat ot liuucds.— Sea Brwie; to-day. Bojav»QA.— MarweU, to-morrow. JUXQAVAX-^AUrm, 9»xlT, o „. CoROMA»DM..-r-Enterprl»o Na 2, ofh, Waitu — ThliUfl, carjy. JLata^ama.— JnUrprlie No. 2, Bth ; Charlotte, early, MAEU9Aito*.-r-£nterpri<o No. 8, to-day. THAHin.— Caroyn^ to-day. Enterprise Kg. 3, Bth.

VESSELS IN HABBOUB. (Thli lilt doM not Include coasting outtsrs.) Zaterprise. No. 9, p.s.. 40 torn, Phiipatt, from Matakaaa an.d Kawau.— Q. S. JaHns. «tnt. ■nUrpris* No. 1. p.* (w fWIT •«**»). Gemini, i.s. (laid up). Bella Marina, coal bulk. Benjamin Heape, coal hulk. _„..,. _. Hto.trio, aalp, 1,100 torn, fcewthwaite, from london.— D H»tt»n, agent. . , . Jt _, » , KkQrt, ibip. 799 tont, Bobtrto , from liondon.— Crulokihrnak, Smart, and Co., agenti. Snfland, ship, 855 tout, Fox, from london,— D. Nathan, agent. Constance, barque, 340 toni, Elliott, from San Franoiico.— Henderson and Hacfarlant, agents. Susan, brig, 189 tons, foulsen, from Newcastle, N.3."W.~ Henderson and Macfarlana, agents Princess Alice, brig, 287 tons, Kiddey, from Adalaide.— Thornton, Smith, and Firth, agents. Moa brig, 235 tons, Robertson, from Sydney.— J. S. Macfarlane, agent. Sm QuU. brigantine, 122 tons, Nolan, from Newcastle, N.S.W.— Brown, Campbell, and Co., agants. Au B«roir, brigantina, 148 tons, Firth, from Melbourne.— Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. H«rriet King, brigantine, 160 tons, McDonald, from Adelaide. —Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. |Tfya, schooner, 90 ton», Coffin, from Nelson.— J. B. Young, agent. S^outhern Crow, schooner, 98 tons, Tilly, from South Sea Xslands.— Captain, agtnt. Caroline, schooner, S3 tons, McOaskill, from tha Thames.— Captain, agent |[aper«.sohoonar,Bfi tons,Thwalt«s, from G«at Barrier Island. —Captain, agent, $apid, schooner, 34 tons, Martin,, from Tauranga.— 3. J. Edmonds, agent. Tawera, schooner, -60 tons, Kennedy, from Poverty Bay.— J. S. Macfarlane, agent Helen, schooner, 86 tons, Black, from Awanui.— S. J. Edmonds, agent. Swallow, schooner, 27 tons, Hill, from Wellington.— Captain, agent, {toft Breeze, sohooner, 70 tans, tforris, from Bay of Islands.— a J. Edmonds, agent. Meteor, schooner, 42 tons, Jones, from Napier.— Captain, agent. Hope, schooner, 27 tons, Black, from Tauranga,— B. J. Edmonds, agent-

BNTEBEII HTWARDB. JIAJtOJI I—Helen, 23 torn, Black, from Awannl, with U plft. Wcwt flu. Patsengers— 2. 2— Swallow, 27 torn. Hill, from Wellington, with (ex warehouse under bond) 12 cMk* treacle, 26 oaiea champagne, Bucholz and Co. Free goodi : 1 caie restas, Buchol? and Co. ; 8 torn bone*, Henderson and Co. Passenger— l. 2— Three Brothers, 18 tons, Seymour, from Mangawai,with 10 boxes cheese, 1 horse, 8 head cattle, 1 boxes eggs, 40 sheep, S boxes onions. Passengers— 2B. 2— Alarm, SO tons, Seymour, from Mangawai, with SO tons firewood, £ ton cheese, I— Cordelia, 20 tons, Thompson, from Great Barrier Island, with 40 tons firewood. 2— Meteor, 42 tons, Jones, from Napier ri» Fota* and East Coast, with ISO sheep, 1 cask porter, for Pota*. 1 bollock and 8,000 bricks. Passenger— l.

cleajred outwabds. ■ ' Maxoh . J— Auckland, •.»„ 532 tons, Hauls, for Sydney, with general cargo (u per export). Puiengen— Saloon : Mr. and Hit. OgiWie, Messrs. "W. C. Turner, F. C. Turner, Nouiter, Baymond, McDermott, Captain Busiell, Mr. and Mis. Boulton, Mr. Willcock, Mm. Qninn, Mm. George, Mr. Scotland, Mr. Stewart, Mr. and Mm. Moody, Mr. and Mn. Trime, Captain Bowntree. Second cabin : Mr. and Mn. Drurjr and 2 children, Meun. B. Makeham and Lang, Mn. Grorer, Mn. Lang and 4 children, Mr. Tililey, Mr. and Mm. Chapman and ion, Mr. Eeran, Mr. Callum, Mr. and Mn frrine. Mr. G. Hntohon, Mn. Briggs, Mr. and Mn. Mulligan and child, Mr. and Mn J. Thompson, Mr. E. Martin, Mr. and Mn. Linchan, Mr. Anthony, Mn. Dariei. Mn. Bowers,' Mr. Hammond.*- H. M. Jervis, agent. f— lsland City, barqut, 420 tons, Wolffe, foHJueensland, in ballast. J— Hope, 28 tons, Parker, for Opotiki, with 3 J-casks nun, 1 1-cask brandy, 4 cases gin, 4 cues whiskey, 2 tons flour, \ ton sugar, 14 pkgs.. groceries^ £ ton ialt, 1 plough, .1. pair bellows. Passengers— -4. S— Cordelia, 20 tons, Thompson, for Great Barrier, with 800 feet timber, IS-, bags seed, 6'pkgs. sundries, 2 bags bran, 1 sack bags. Passengers— s. t— Three Brothen, 18 tons, Seymour, for Mangawai (monthly return) : 2 tons luggage, 2 tons flour, 4 bags sharps, 2 saddles, 4cwt. sugar, 1,100 feet timber, 3 boxes tea, 600 ahlngles, 60 sheep, 1 hone, 2 casks beer. Passengers— BB. 2— lndustry, J8 tons,. r«tes; for "Wangaruru, with 1,500 feet timber, 4 mats sugar, 10, packages groceries, 2 horses. - Passenger—l.- ' 2-Jubilee, 40 tons, Catchpole, for Tairua, with 12 bags sugar, 1 1 ton flour. 2 cases sundries. Passengers— 6. f* 00 ™ 1 -". «> tons, D. Sellars, for Taurang*, with 24,000 shfnglee, Hunter : } chest tea, 2 casks coffee. 10 bags sugar, Jton salt, 1 cask sodawater, 3 packages groceries, Douglas; quarter^ask mm, l package Testu/l tin paint, D S«ll«« : 2pack«ges grocatiesr ßremTan ; 4^ickaga, patoto oils, Ac, Fraser ; 6 bags Oat», ! Clarke; 11 barwOTe; S nnera, . 2 cases kerosine. Oampnty; 10,000 shlngto? &arne»; 2 tons .furntture/4 cases 'furniture, HtoSSi 2 drays, Jonis ; 1 dray, Finer; c. packages, Samuels and Co. ; 8 packages. .Way and Co.; 1 tierce beef 2 ban sugar,; Craig ; 1 trunk,' Samuels and Co, 1 ; 15 bundles iron Biaser; 9 packages groceries, 8 half-cases genera/ Norris! > 7 sheets iron, 20 sash-weights, Fraser ; 1 ease drapery 7 packages groceries, 1 hhd. rum, 1 case, Wrlgley ; 8 cases Franclt ; 9 packages, 1 case, Norris ; 10 sacks maixe. 10 bags oats, Johnson; 13 packages, Wrigley; 2 cues matches, 6 cues drapery, 2 chests tea, £cry ; 8 cases brandy, 8 quarter-caak* ram, 2 qnarter-cuks whiskey, 2 qnarter-cuks braudy, Campney ; 8 tins, 1 drum, Harness ; 1 case wine. 8 j packages groceries^ Ball: 1 «ue,coffee jr Wrigley; , 1 bale drapery, Samuels and Co ;i SMds. ale, Seilifcrs Pi* hhds. ale. Jtrennan and Smith ; 1 bait paper. Douglass ; 12 package* hardware, Torey ; 6 casks beef, Wilson ; 8 bags oats, fi bags grass seed, 3 bags clorer, Twaerj^lO tons bran, farington; ldnj, Riser' 2 tons itorei, CbmmUwirint.PsjseDfers— 7.

. : exports. Per ».»• Auckland, for Sydney, .under bond : 1 box gold, llOox, Bank of New Zealand; 2 balei bags, Harrii and Laurie; 5 casei glau, Asher. - Free goodi: 2 cues gum, Sowntree ; 1 case, 1 box, 5 ban potatoes, Cruicktbank. Smart, and Co.; 12 casks seed, Ham* and liaqrie ; 1 case, : Grorer; 818 bags potatoes. 85 sheep. Howard: 9 tont . potatoes, W tons irpp, £ellr; 85 sheep. —H. M. Jerris, agtnt. » f'l, 1 *^ 1 *? for Qfleeniiana ; 60 tons hay, Johnson.— J, S. MacffctUne, «genV

AjRJUVAIrOF TH» SCHOONEB SEA BRBKE.—The schooner Sea Breeze. Captain Norris, arrived on Saturday from Russell, Bay of Islands, with a small cargo and .13 passengers. She reports having left the Bay on Thursday, and had light winds along the coast. Saw the schooner General Cameron off Point Bodney. Cargo: 8 tons pasße&gers' luggage, 5 'boxes fruit, 16 hides, 1 pig,, &c Passengers Mr. and Mrs. Tomlin»on and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barpreaves and "family, Mr. Briars, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Baker.—S. J. Edmonds, agent. Arrival ot tot Schooner Meteor. — The schooper Meteor. Captain William Jones, arrived on Saturday morning from Napier vifl. the Fast Coast, in ballast.. ' Mie reports having left Napier on the 15th ultimo for Potae, Poverty Bay. with 150 sheep. Landed cargo there, and left for Waiapu, where she discharged 0,000 bricks (part of original cargo from Auckland). Left Waiapu for Auckland in ballast, and was in company with the following wind-bound vessels on Thursday last off Kawakawa namely: The sw Star of the South Bittern, Woodstock, and Eagle. Passed the schooner Kauri off Cape Runaway the same day, with her foremasthead earned away. Passenger (from Waiapu) j Mr. , Matthews. —Captain, agent. - The Kjutri.—The schooner Kauri wai passed off Cape Runaway on Thursday last, by the schooner Meteor, with her foremast-head carried away. The s.s. Auckland, Captain Harris, with the English mail via Suez, 112oz. gold, and a general cargo, sailed at 1 p.m. on Saturday. Her passenger list will be found in our Customs entries. * • The brig Moa hauled to the wharf on Saturday, to commence her discharge. The P., N.Z., and A.RM. Co. 1 a.v. Lord A»bley is due here from the Southern ports and Tauranga to-morrow. The brigantine Sea Gull was taken off the hard in Mechanics' Bay on Saturday. The brigftntines Au Bevoir and Harriet King are on the berth for Sydney, the former to Mil tomorrow and the latter on Thursday. The oatter Margaret arrived yesterday from Coromandel, with a cargo of sawn timber. The p.a. Enterprise No. 2, Captain Philpott. arrived on Saturday evening from Matakana and the Kawau, with a small cargo of settlers' produce and a number of passengers. She sails to-day for Mahurangi, returning to-morrow. The schooners Jubilee for Tairua mills, with sundries and five passengers, and the Industry for Wangaruru, with timber, &c, sailed on Saturday evening. The cutter Tay brought up a cargo of firewood fromJMatakana on Saturday evening. The schooner Tauranga, Captain cellars, sailed on Saturday evening for Tauranga, with a general cargo and seven passengers. The barque Island City, Captain Wolffe, sailed on Saturday afternoon for Port Curtis, Queensland, with 50 tops hay on board for the return trip with cattle. The schooner Hope, Captain Parker, sails this morning for Opotiki, with sundry merchandise and four passengers. The cutter Cordelia sailed on Saturday for Bosalie Bay, Great Barrier Island, with building materials and passengers. T The cutters Prince of Wales for Omaha ano! Maburangi Peter Cracroft for Wangapoa, and Waterlily for Omaha, sailed on Saturday night in ballast, with sundries. The, cutter Wanderer sailed on Saturday for Coromandel, with passengers. Ihe cutter Fetrel arrived on Saturday evening, with a cargo of timber and a number of passengers, from CoromandeL The cutters Shamrock for Mercury Bay, and Hose for Wangapoa, sailed on Saturday evening, with sundries. The schooner Neva sails for Tahiti and Rorotonga about the end of the week. The barque Constance will be taken off the Patent Slip in a few days—thoroughly overhauled. The Princess Alice is the next vessel for the slip. The Whitby sails for Opotiki to-day.