SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND. MISCELLANEOUS.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3231, 23 November 1867, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

MISCELLANEOUS.

ARRIVALS. Auckland, s.s., 533 tons, H. Harris, from Sydney, with genera cargo and passengers Wellington, s s , 2rf2 tons, Holmes, from So a them Ports »nd T&uranga, with passengers and cargo. Aspasia. schooner, 45 tons, Eagleton, from Whangapoua, with timber. Wangarei, cutter, 32 tons, Ander&on, from Whangarei, with coals. Alarwell, cutter, 27 tons, Hardiman, from Hokianga via Ahipara, with gum, &c. Cornel/, cutter, 17 tons, Clarke, from Paklri, with shingles. Sea Belle, cutter, 27 tons, from Whangarei. Stag, cutter, 18 tons, Joseph, from Pulioi. Three Brothers, cutter, 17 tons, Harper, from Matakana. Aron, cutter, 19 tons, Murray, from the Thames, in ballast. Catherine, cutter, 10 tons, Kane, from the Thames, in ballast. Rosina, cutter, 10 tons, Murray, from the Thames, in ballast.

DEPARTURES Taur*nga, s.i., 67 tout, Sellars, for Katmaeranga, Thames, with passengers. Enterprise No. 2, p.i., 45 torn, Soon, for Kauvraeranga, Thames, with passengers.

ENTERED INWARDS. November 2— Auckland, i.s., 533 tons, £L Harris, from Sydney, with general cargo and passengers (as per report;.— H. M. Jervis, agent. 22 — Meteor, schooner, 43 tons, Lamb, from Norfolk Island via Manganui, with cattle, &c Passenger— M. Gay.— T. W. Brown, agent. 22— Marwell, 28 tons, Hardiman, from HokiangaandAhipara, with 2i boxes and 24 bags gum (4 tons}, C. Davh ; 3 casks pork, 9 bags gum, 19 kits (2 tons), Lewis Brothers ; 9 bales wool, Buckland ; 2 bags maize, 2 bags bacon, Canning ; 2 parcels, Gilflllau. From Ahipara : 9 tons gum, 100 bushels maize, Lewis Brothers ; 2 tons gum. Davies ; 3 bales wool, Buckland ; 1 bale 4 sacks wool, Arthur aad Sons. Passengers— Mr. James 'in and Miss Keed 22— Miranda, 23 tons, Judd, from Mangapai, with 7 kegs butter, 1 pkg. wool. 22— Stag, 19 tons, Joseph, from Matakana, with 40 tons firewood. Passengers— l.

CLEAEED OUTWARDS. NOVEMBER 22— Joanna, schooner, 42 tons, W. Sfoiris, for Bay of Island*, with 2 tons flour, 1 dozen ipadei, 2 sashes, 1 sack maize, 1 keg butter, 1 bale drapery, 1 roll leather, 1 piece zinc.

IMPOETB. Per schoomr Meteor, from Norfolk Island: 16 h«»d cattle, 24 hides, order ; 1 c**k whale oil, Mucey ; 4 kegs butter, Brown, Campbell, and Co. — T. W. Brown, fcgent.

PROJECTED DEPASTURES, For London.— Siara, January 7. Sydney — Herculei, to-day; Hoa, 26fch; Claud Hamilton, 2nd Newcastle, N.S. W — Hercules, to-day. New Caledonia.. — Argo. early. Southern Ports.— Wellington, 28th. Napier.— Kose Ann, to-day ; Wellington, 28th. East Coast.— Nautilus and Fortune, to-day. Bay or Plenty.— Rose Ann, to-day. Tattranga.— Jane and Margartt, to-day; Wellington, 28th. Bat or Islands.— Kate Grant and Joanna, to-day ; Helen, early. Hoxianga — Marwell, early. Thames.— Tauranga and Enterprise, 25th; Midge and Alacrity, to day. Tairua.— Kose Ann, to-day. Wade. — Four Sisttn, to-day.

WEEKLY SUMMARY. , Business has been dull in shipping during the week. The weather has been unusually boisterous for the season, the week having been characterised by a series of gales and heavy rainfslls which hare puzzled even the professed weatherwise. The arrivals have been principally confined to coast and inter-provincial vessels. On the evening of the 15th, tbe barque A. H. Badger, Captain Brownell, arrived from Porb Lyttel ton, with a large cargo of grain; and on the following morning the brig Corsair, Captain Bidgood, arrived from tbe same pace, with a similar cargo. On tbe 20th, the schooner Meteor arrived off the Heads, with a cargo of cattle from Norfolk island ; and yesterday moruiog tho P..N.Z., and A.B.M. Co.'s ».'. Auckland, Captain Harris, R.N.R., arrived from Sydney after a quick run of five days two hours, with English mail and passengei s. The s.s. Tauranga and Midge, p.s. Enterprise, and a fleet of roasters have made constant trij* to the Thames during the week ; and a number of small craf fc have arrived f 10m the East Coast and Bay of Plenty during the week, with passengers for the Thames. The schooner Industry, a small fore-and-aft vessel, left on the 18th for New Caledonia, calling at Ngunguru to load 16,000 feet of balk timber. The cutters Ringdove and Ringleader have been seized by the Customs authorities for breaches of the regulations, the former at Whangarei, and the latter in this harbour. The Biogdoye has been seized on a charge of smuggling whilst on a voyage to New Caledonia, and the Ringleader is charged with having goods on board not passed by the Customs, and landing the same on the East Coast. , The schooners Tauranga, Sea Breeze, and Joanm* have brought, cattle and sheep from the Bay »f Islands, and the schooner Helen a cargo of coaft, during the week. The ship Water Nymph is daily expected fr>m London, and a number of Auckland trader* are tnir overdue.

ARRIVAL OP THE S.S. AUCKLAND. The P., N.Z., and A.R.M. Co/a b.«. AuokJmd, Captain Harriv, R.N.R, arrived in harbour *t 10 a. in., yesterday, from Sydney, with the Suez Eiglish pjail, a general cargo, and 21 passengers. She reports Jj»yiojj; ]c(fc Sydney, ft Wi-j)*«t 6 o'clock, ea the

morning of the 17th instant, with a moderate north* erly wind, which veered to the southward in the evening, and was succeeded by a heavy gale from that quarter. During the remainder of the passage, strong southerly and south-westerly winds were experienced, and the Three Kings sighted at 9 a.m., on Thursday ; the run across having been made in four days, and from the Three Kinga to port in Ik hours. The passage is one of the quickest we have had to record, having only occupied 5 days 2 hours, and places ns in possession of English news two days earlier than contract date. Since her last visit, the Auckland has undergone ft complete overhaul iv hull and machinery, at the Watemew Bay Works; her masts have been stripped fore and aft, and nevr main and topsail yards fixed j her boilers have been put into excellent order, and a new steam winch boiler has been erected'; she has, in fact, received a complete re-fit and general overhaul, nearly two years having elapsed since she was previously laid up for repairs. We need scarcely add th it during this period she has always done her work well, and have especially to congrara. late Captain Harris and his officers on her present rapid run, and general smart appearance. Passengers : Lieutenant-Colonel Elliott, H.M. 18th RegimeLt ; Mrs. Colonel Elliott ; Me*srs. A. Thomas, R.K. (master H.M.s. Falcon), J. Stewart, "W. Wright, Misses Macdonald (2), Mrs. Gr. 0. Eamcß, Master H. Barnes. Fore cabin j Mrs. A. Champion, Jane, Hector, and Ann Champion ; Mr. R. Kranz, Mrs. Kran2, Ann and Isabella Kranz, Mrs. Arnold, Mw. Knox, Messrs. H. Jury, Hairy, and Arnold. Cargo : 108 half-chests, and 97 chests tea, 38 mats sugir, J. S. Macfarlane; 2 cases, A. dark aud Son ; 10 cases, order ; 5 rolls, Winks and Hall ; 1 case, C. J. Fox ; 2 parcels, A. G Bartletb ; 1 case, O. Sinallfield; 1 case. F. Soherff; 1 cask, lease, E. Porter aud Co. ; 27 gunnies sugar, J. M. French ; 14 gunnies xugar, order; 28 gunnies sugar, C. Pctschler; 40 gunnies sugar, Buchanan and Stewart; 177 gunuiea sugar, 3 hh<ls. treacle, J. C. Morrin 2 bottles quicksilver, Fraser and Tinne ; 2 oases, 1 case, P. A. Philips ; 18 boxes. 47 b »xes, E and H. Isaacs ; lease, Mrs. McDonald; 15 chests tea, 100 half chests, 50 boxes, order ; 71 packages machinery, J. S. Macfarlane ; 10 hhds. rum, 6 casks, Brown, Campbell, and Co. ; 20 chests, 70 half-chests, 64 boxen. 21 cases tea, 2 packages, J. C. Morrin ; 40 half -chests tea, C. Petschler ; 50 half -chests, 5 quarter* cheats tea, 1 case, Buchanan and Stewart ; 2 cases, M. Moses, 4 trunks, S. and J. B. Yaile ; 7 packages, Eaton and DeWolf; 37 packages machinery, D. Graham ; 2 cases, B. Potter ;40 gunnies sugar, 92 bags, 145 bags suqv, J. Roberton and Co. ; 132 nata 9Ugar, Cruiekshank, Smart, and Co. • 113 b»ga sugar, S. Jones ; 1 bale, Ireland ; 2 caies, Onion Bank ; 1 bag seed, Wren ; 3 casks wine, 1 quartercask, Weaver ; 1 case, order ; 1 box, S. Piper ; 1 case, Edson; 1 case, Upton ; 1 case, S. Brown ; 25 half- chests tea, order; 1 case, Hobbs, 4 packages milk, or.ler ; 2 cases fruit, Captain BUke ; 4 bundles iron, Browu and Co. ; 1 case, E. Baird and Co. ; 2 trunks boots, order ; 2 cases confectionery, 1 case booka, Canning; 54 cases fruity Eidings ; 1 package leeches, Fox ; 1 bor, Justice Moore ; 4 cases, Lewis, Brothers ;10 packages rails, 2 barrels oil 3 cases glass, 1 case, 1 hhd., 2 cases, S. H. Smith ; 1 parcel K. H. 1 homp3on ; 1 parcel, McKeggie; 1 parcel, Graham ; 1 parcel. Buchanan; I case jewellery, Beck ; 1 paroel, Macready ; 1 parcel, Vaile ; 1 parcel, Baird ; 1 parcel, Hurst ; 1 parcel, Hicks ; 1 parcel, Peacock ; 1 parcel, W. A. P. Sutton ; 2 packages, W. Weaver.— H. M. Jervis, agent.

ARRIVAL OF THE S.S. WELLINGTON. The N.Z.S.N. Company's s.s. Wellington, Captain F. Holmes, arrived in port at 6 o'clock last evening, from Southern ports. She left Port Chalmers on the 12tb, at 4 p.m.; arriving at Ljttelton on the l3bh, at 12 25 p.m. ; left: Lyttelton on the 14th, at 5.20 p.m., arriving at Wellington on the 15th, at 10.30 a.m.; left Wellington on the 18th, at 150 p.m. (having been detained 24 hours by the Government), and arrived at Napier on the 19th at noon. Owing to the heavy swell, lost both anchors while at Napier. Left Napier on the 20th, at 11 a.m., arriving at Tauranga on the 21st. at 4.15 a.m.; left Tauranga on the 22 ad, at 4.30 a.m., arriving at Auckland at 6. 20 a.m. From Tauranga encountered heavy westerly gales all the way. On arrival hero the passengers were landed by the p. a. Enterprise, which steamed alongside the vessel for that pur* pose. Keports the ss. St ir of the South arriving at Napier from this port on Monday last, and the p.s. Cleopatra lying there, bound to this port. We hre indebted to the purser for lull Southern files. Saloon (Passengers : Mrs. Gisbourne, servant, and 2 children ; Lieutenant St. George, Mr. Somerville, Mr. Gill, Rev. Mr. Thatcher, Mr. Paul, Thomas Morrison, Mr. Thompson, Br. Nesbitb, Maori chief, Mr. Chad wick, Mr. Home, Captain Stack Mr. Campney, Mr. Johns tone, Lieutenant-Colonel Harington, Lieutenant-Colonel Moule, Captain Fraser, Mr. Killing, Captain Percival, Jfctev. Mr. Brown, Mr. C. O. Davit, Mrs» Wrigley, Signor Yertelli, and 36 in the steerage. Cargo : From Wellington : 40 quarter - kegs powder, T. and 3. Morrin. From Dunedin : 2 cases drugs, 1 ca^e acids, J. N. Manning; 4 cases drugs, 2 kegs, 1 drum, J. S. Welsman ; 1 cask and 1 case •cids, J. S» Welsman ; 2 bottles quicksilver, Beck ; 2 cases and 1 keg drugs, G, Aicken j % cases, \ buttle quicksilver, Phillipson ; 2 cases drugs, J". Hopkins ; 135 bars 50 bundles iron, 3 bundles steel, 1 case sundries, 1 bundle forks, fa). Porter and Co.; 1 mortal" and pestle, 1 parcel, Union Bank. From Wellington : 3 cases, J. Mitchell ; 2 cases, General Government Agent ; 1 case, Inspector Surveys ; 23 bundles spades, order ; 1 parcel, Rev. Mr. OBrien; 1 parcel, G. De Blacquerie. From Napier : 1 parcel, Pos3eniskie. — Combes and^Daldy, agents.

ARRIVAL OF THE MARWELL. The cutter Marwell, Captain Sardinian, arrived in port yesterday morning from Hokianga and Ahi« para, with a full carg.> of gum and produce, baring encountered very tempestuous weather. She reports baring left Hokianga on the 15Ji instant, and Anipara on the 17th. On the l§th encountered a strong north-west g*le, which continued tor J2 hours, and split the mainsail. Repaired damage when the gale moderated, and wore down into strong west winds. Uu the 20th, had a severe south-west gale, which tore the mainsail and staysail to pieces. Brought up off the Kawau to repair damages, and left again on the 21st, arriving here early yesterday morning. Rep>rts the barque Cambodia., Captain, Crpft, lying at Hokianga Heads, awaitiog a favourable wind to take her departure for England. Passengers ; Miss Reed, Mr. Jamieson. Cargo : 11 tons kauri gum, 30 sacks maize, 3 cask* pork, Lewis Brothers j 3 tons gum, C. Davis ; 2 parcel.*, Canning ; 4 bales wool, Buckland ; 4 bags, 1 bale woo£ Arthur and Son. — Lewis Brotheri, agent?.

The s.i. Midge, due from the Thames, had not arrived ur to a late hour, having, no doubt, been detained tirough stress of weather. EiTGLiai Shipping. — No vessels sailed for tips port during the month of September. Thg ship Maori, Captain Roberts, was to sail on the Ist October, and the Circular Saw clipper barque Novelty, Captain Nearing, on the 10th. The brig Princess Alice, Captain Kiddey, and schooner flying Buck, Captain Brown, have arrived in Melbourne from this port, via Kennedy's Bay, with titiber, after protracted passage*. ' Theme Auc'<<land-built schooner Ocean Wave is ashore/ on the Hokitik* bar, and will require relaunching. js^QHi Bbig Pakbha. — The Circular Saw brig Pakela, Captain Kobinson, left Sydney for this port on tie Jfjfch instant, witp. the following passengers and cargo : — Passengers : Mr. »nd Mrs. TYaJkgr, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, and one in the B^erag^. Cirgo : 60 gunnies sugar, Colonial Sugar Company ; 100 half-chests tea, Daniel, King, and Co. ; 100 foxes tea, R. T. Ford and Co.; 287 bags sugar, J. Eraser and Co. ; 5 cases chocolate, J. O. Nepd ; 15 cases wine, 803 bars 108 bundles 50 plates iron, 6 bars stee', 12 bottles quicksilver, 28 packages hard* ware, 100 cases kerosine, 1 cask porter, 2 cases 'whiskey, 300 bags flour, 12 packages, Laidley, Ireland, and Co.; 3 packages, Burro ires and Barnard; 23? bags sugi)r, 3,43 bags wheat, Scott., Henderson, and Co. ; 3 packages ironmongery, 54 piece* castings, P. N. Russell apd Co.; 20 iegs butter, J. Wri|h* and Co. ; 1 case, M. C&apman and Co. ; 255 baj^ maize, C. B. 80nd; 99 bags maize, M. Moss and Co. The damage done to the Peninsular and Oriental Company's ifceamer Surat, latgly landed on a reef in the Ked Sea, is estimated at £40,000. Thk Bkio Ckown. — The bng OrQwn, Captain W. Jewell, left Adelaide for this port on the sth inst., with the folio iriog cargo on account of Meserv. Headeraoa and Macfarlane :— 2 724 .bags wheat, 300 bags flour, 148 bars bran. C. L. Meyer and Co. ; 261 bundles rattans, original oargo from M»uritiu«. j j/ The s.a. Tauranga and pis. Enterprise No.. 2i.'i steamed for the Thames ytaterday moming, with > PMiODgen and cargo, , -,

Tht Peninsular and Oriental Company's iteame H Singapore has been wrecked near Japan, on an unknown rock. She tank in 100 fathoms of water six minutes afterwards. The crew aid passengers (150 in numbei) were saved. We understand that the Victorian Government hare chartered the Aldinga, to meet the Galatea at the Beads, and show the way to the anchorage. As it is expected here that the Duke's embarkation will be postponed for a few d»y», the Aiding* will sail today, call in for cargo at Victor Harbour, and probably complete a return trip in time for her engage* ment— Argus. Thk Abpasia.— The sohooner Aspasia, Captain Eagleton, arrived in port last night from Whangapoua mills, with 30,000 feet of sawn timber, having encountered a severe westerly gale all the passage, and heavy confused seas. Thk Wakgakm.— The cutter Wangarei, Anderson, master, has brought a full cargo of coal from Mr. Walton's mines at Whangarei, and made a rapid run along the coast. She will leave for W hanga» rei and Mangapai on Monday night. The cutter Rosina, from the Thames, arrived yesterday. The cutter Three Brothers brought up a cargo ti firewood from Matakana, and the outter Comet a cargo of shingles from Pakiri, yesterday. The latter left Pakiri at 12 o'clock on the previous evening, and arrived yesterday morning. The cutters Catherine and Avon arrived in ballast from the Thames yesterday morning. The cutter Sea Belle arrived yesterday morning from Whangarei, with a cargo of firewood, having left at 8 o'clook on the previous evening. The Stag, Joseph, matter, arrived yesterday with a cargo of firewood from PuhoL

NAPIER. Akriyaxs. — November 5, Stacy Lms, flohooner, from Auckland, via Mercury Bay. Norember 6, Onward, schooner (new), from Auckland. November 10, p. s. Cleopatra, from Nelson (put in for coal). Norember 11, Queen, schooner, from Mercury Bay. November 15, a. 8. Lord Ashley, from Taumnga and Auckland ; Betsy, cutter, from Poverty Bay and Auckland. November 16, p. a. Cleopatra, from

Wftiroa. Dbpabttjbes. — November 8, Saucy Lass, schooner, 38 tons, McKenzie, for Mercury Bay, in ballast. — Muter, agent. November 13, Onward, schooner, for Poverty Bay. November 14, p.s. Cleopatra, for Wairoa.

WELLINGTON. Ahmvals.— November 9, Helen S. P*ge, barque, Evam, from Newcastle. November 11, Beautiful Star, a.a., Chrisp, from the Buller. DiPAETimis. — November 15, Bittern, cutter, Stuckey, for Picton j Flying Cloud, brig, for Newcastle.

tfORT LYTTELTON. Loading. — Barque Camille, for Auckland. Brig Windhover, for Auckland. The barque Camille, in command of Captain Wood, long and favourably known as commanding the brig Windhover, will load grain for Auckland, and thence to Melbourne, and will have quick despatch.

DUNEDIN. Arrival. — Babicon, schooner, from Foo-Chow-Foo, with tea.

SYDNEY. Aeriyjsd.— November 1, Chrisna, barque, from Lyttelton ; Jason, schooner, Kelly, from South Sea Islands. November 3, Camden, barque, from New Caledonia ; Reliance, brig, Austin, from Fiji, South Sea Islands, November 8, Claud Hamilton, s.s., J. Y. Hall, from Auckland. November 12, Charlotte Andrews, barque, 360 tons, Vandervord, from "Wellington. November 14, Alice Cameron, barque, 347 tons, Carter, from Auckland, the 30th ultimo. November 15, H.M. s. Charybdis, 21 gunc, Captain Lyons, from Auckland, the 7th instant. DErAKTURXS. — November 3, John Knox, ship, for Wellington. November 4, Black Dog, schooner, for New Caledonia. November 5, Ida, schooner, for South. Sea Islands. November 6, Australia Packet, schooner, for Nelson, via Newcastle. November 7, Pacific, schooner, Bates, for Auckland, vifc Newcastle, N.S.W. ; passenger— Mr. Harris. November 9, Sophie, brig, for South Sea lilands. November 11, H.M. s. Challenger, for Broken Bay; George Vuna, ichooner, 67 tons, Gray, for Tonga. November 16, Pakeba, brig, 173 tons, Robinson, for Auckland. November. 17, Auckland, s.s., 500 tons, for Auckland. The Claud Hamilton (s.) left Auckland at 2 p.m. on the 2nd instant. Fxperienced light head winds, with a heavy westerly swell and fine weather, the whole of lie passage, arriving at the Grafton Wharf at 10 p.m. on the Bth instant. On the 4th instant passed the barque P.C.E., in longitude 169, latitude 84-27, fifteen days out from Auckland. On the 7th passed a brig standing eastward, flying No. 2 at the main, longitude 1569, latitude 31*28. The Claud Hamilton brings 1,168 ounces of gold, from the Thames goldfields.— Sydney Mail, November 16.

MELBOTTKNE. Arrival.— November 5, Princess Alice, brig, 237 tons, Kiddey, from Auckland, via Kennedy's Bay, with timber. Passengers : Mr. and Mn. Williams. November 7, Flyirig Buck, schooner, 143 tons, J. Brown, from Auckland, via Kennedy's Bay, with timber. P«sseDgers : Mrs. Pritcbard and family. The powerful clipper schooner 'Flying Buck,' with a cargo of timber from Auckland, left on the 11th ult., and arrived yesterday. She had a succession of heavy gales from the S.W. and N.W., attended with a high head sea, to contend against the whole of the passage. Shortly after leaving, the gammoning of the bowsprit carried away. This caused the breakage of the main jibstay. Of course this accident, combined with the tempestuons contrary winds, much retarded the passage. — Age, November 8.

ADELAIDE. Abbivals.— October 25, Jeisie Kelly, from Newcaitle; October 27, Crishna, from Lirerpool j October 80, H.M. 8. Galaten, from the C«pe of Good Hope. Dbfartukk— November 5, Crown, brig, 280 ton», Willi»m Jewell, master, for Auckland, with wheat and fiour.

NEWCASTLE. Arrivals.— November 6, Anne Melhuish, barque, 363 tons, Williams, from Melbourne ; Eliza Sharp, barque, 387 tons, Gay, from Dunedin ; Amateur, schooner, 239 tons, Frances, from Nelson j Mary Frances, barque, 209 tons, Davidson, from Nelson. November 7, Alarm, brig, from Nelson. Departures.— November 7, Fortune, brig, for Nelson. November 8, Chance, barque, EoeJs, for Opara, South Se* Wands, with 427 tons eoah November 13, Mary Frances, barque, Davidson, for Wellington, with 330 tons coal j Record, barque, Cummings, for Otago, with 630 tons coat ; Camilla, schooner, White, for Hobarfc Town, with 260 tons coal; Portland, ship, Peters, for Shanghai, with 1,071 tons coaL

BRISBANE. Abbxval.— October 28, Prince Begent, barque, Captain Mcßurney, from Auckland.

CLEVELAND BAY. Abbivais.— October 25, Bluebell, Speedy, Telegraph, Metarii, from the South Sea Island*.

MAURITIUS. The following Australian veisels were at Fort Lonis when the barque Wallaroo left for Melbourne : Ellen, Lam of Gawler, Veno, Seashell, and Sprinebok It wa» supposed that the latter vessel would probably leave for Melbourne in ballaßt. The barque feolden Age was loading for Sydney, at £1 16s pet ton The Wallaroo, although a vessel of hrge carrying capacity, has brought only 400 tona of sugar.

NEW CALEDONIA.— NOUMEA. In Habboxtr.— October 20-Ships of war : The ckVvollp the Gazelle, and the Culedonienne. MerS veisrfs : Arche d'Alli.nce, »nd three cowters.

TAHITI. '■Abrivais -June 28, Australian, from Newcwtle. June 29, Princes* Beatrice, from Sydney j Nev», fiSmAnckl«nd. Jaly 6, G»«»l Cm^ta AackUnd. Augurt 22, Esmeralda, from Melbourne.

i VALPARAISO. -' Abbivals.— August 16, Challenge, from Sydney. September 2, Rmc»gn», from Sydney.

CALLAO. Aaßlvu..— Augott 27, Winon», from Sydney.

SAN FRANCISCO. ' AmßiVALß.— July 29, Constance, from Auckland. August 3, Day Dawn, from Hongkong. August 7, Douglass, from Sydney. August 20, T. W. Lucas, from Newcastle. Augutt 29, Atlanta, from NewcMtl«. AngvuA fit), Welltin, from Sydney. September 2, Transit, from Newcastle. September 6, Australian, frem Newcastle. Dtetahtubis. — July 29, Auitralind, for Melbourne. August 20, Day Dawn, for Melbourne, via Parard'i Islet - • ■•• '

ENGLISH SHIPPING. Arbivals.— August 87, Mary Shepherd, Croot, from Auckland, vi& Bahia, with troops. Dmabtures.— September 3, Chile, ship, 767 ton«, Petherbridxe, for Otago. September 7, Wild Duck, ship, 735 tons, Bishop, for Wellington. September 10, Bessie Grenfell, Gieniell, for Otago, from Leith. Loading. — For Auckland — Maori, Roberts, to sail October 1 j Novelty, Fearing, to trail October 10. Canterbury— Mermaid, Rose ; Matoaka, Stevens. Nelson— Qaeen Bee, Leslie ; R. T. T-urabull, Cummings. Otago — Celseno, Renard ; Warrior Qaeen, Wilson ; Loohiel, Monkman. Wellington— Leicbhardt, Phillips j Commodore, Colville. Port Chalmers— E. B. Bouverie, Lynch (at Glasgow). . The Paramatta, for Sydney, sailed from Plymouth on September 3. The Robert Henderson, for New Zealand, sailed from the Broomielaw on September 3. The Windward, for Hobart Town, sailed from Plymouth on September 7. The Chile, for Otago, was off Dartmouth on September 8, v.i The Emigration Commiisioneri have taken up the ship Southern Cross for the conveyance of paslenders to Melbourne. „ •„ , „. On August 25, the fine ship Donald Maokay left Liverpool, carrying, amongst other emigrant*, 50 single women and five families, on their way to the colony of Victoria. Miss Rye has taken care that the emigrants for whom she provides a passage shall have the best food, and that the berths shall be thoroughly ventilated. The ship contains bathrooms, cook-house, and commodious saloons. On August 30th there was launched from the yard of Messrs. Walter Hood and Co., at Aberdeen, • clipper ship, named the Thyatira. This vessel is built on the composite principle, and is expeoted to take the highest olass at Lloyd's. The Thyatira is the property of Messrs. George, Thompson, and Co., and is to be commanded bj Captain James Ross, late of the Colonial Empire. She is intended for the Australian trade. Her dimensions are— Length, 200 feet ; breadth, 34 feet; depth of hold, 21 feet j and tonnage, 1,113.