SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3239, 3 December 1867, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

ARRIVALS. Argo, schooner, 32 tons, Ricketts, from Teirua, with timber. Boyd, schooner, 16 tons, Major, from Mercury Bay via the coast, with maize, &c. Elizabeth Mary, schooner, 27 tons, Gomez, from Puhoi. Jane, schooner, 37 tons, Faulkner, from Tauranga, with wool. Cassia, ketch, 16 tons, Mitchell, from Fort Tryphena, Great Barrier Island. Dawn, cutter, 21 tons, Jones, from Port Mtzroy, Great Barriwr Island. Tickler, cutttr, 12 tons, from Kauwaeranga, Thames, in ballast. Pearl, cutter, 13 tons, McCann, from Kauwaeranga, Thames, in ballast. Alacrity, cutter, 11 tons, Smith, from Kauwaeranga, Thames, m ua'iast. ' Shamrock, cutter, 22 tons, Stephens, from Mercury Bay, with I timber. Mornini? Light, cutter, 23 tons, Tiller, from Mercury Bay, with timber. Bessy, cutter, 25 tons, Jones, from TVaikawau, Thames, in ballast. Spey, cutter, 17 tons, Burns, from Kauwaeranga, Thames, in ballast.

DEPARTURES. jLucldand,[s.s,, 533 tons, Har.ls, for Sydney, with cargo and passengers. Tauranga, ■.«.,' 67 tons, Sellari, for Kauwaeranga, Thames, with passengers. Corsair, brig. 134 tons, Bidgood, for Melbourne n% wnangapoua, with timber. Tauranga, schooner, 61 tons, Bolger, for Russell, Bay of Islands, with general cargo. Sea Breeze, schooner, 70 tons, KTorrii, for Russell, Bay of Islands, with stores. lily, schooner, 17 tons, Joseph, for "Waiheke, in ballast. Speedwell, ketch, 86 tons, Norton, for Bay of Islands, with stores. _ Severn, cutter, 19 tons, Downes, for Kauwaeranga, Thames, with machinery. " . Forth, cutter, 17 tons, for Kanwaeranga, Thames, with machine., jr. Tay. cutter, 14 tons, Dees, for the Tkames, with stores. Avon, cutter, 19 tons, Murray, for Kauwaeranga, Thames, with stores. Alarm, cutter, 38 tons, Seymour, for Mangawai, with stores. Mary Ann, cutter, 21 tons, Ford, for Port Tryphena, Great Barrier Island, with stores. Victoria, cutter, 22 tons. Neili, for Kauwaeranga, Thames, and Opotiki, with timber. •

VESSELS SXPBOTBD. Egmont, is, 600 tons, J«ck, from Southern Ports Tia Tauranga (due 2nd). Sturt. Colonial Government p.s., 140 torn, Fairchild, from Wellington via Kawau. Star of the South, s.s., 147 torn, Bendall, from Kapler. Cleopatra, s.i , 35 torn, from Nelson, via Wellington and Napier. Maori, ship. 700 tons, Roberts, from London (to tail October 2), No. 7523, 2nd dis. p. Novelty, barque, 378 tons, Nearing, from London (to tail October 10), No. 6451. 2nd dis p. Alice Cameron, barque, 347 tons, Carter, from Sydney, TNCP (new code). Camilla, barque, 100 tons, from Fort Lyttelton, No. 1472, Ist dis. p. Princess Alice, brig, 237 tons, Kiddey, from Melbourne, No. 4938, 2nd dis. p. Susan, brig, 183 tons, Poulien, from Newcastle Tia Sydney, No. 1365, 2nd dis. p. Windhover, brig, 207 tons, from Port Lyttelton, No. 5894,2 nd dis. p. Sea Gull, brigantine, 122 tons, Haddock, from Newcastle, N.S.W., via Napier, No. 3274, 2nd dis. p. Thane of Fife, schooner, 121 tons, Short, from Oamaru, Canterbury. Jubilee, schooner, 42 tons, Catchpolt, from Kaiapoi, Canterbury. Neva, schoouer, SO tons, Young, from Tahiti and Rorotonga. Onward, schooner, 75 tons, Edwards, from Napier. Saucy Lass, schooner, 45 tons, McKenzie, fr«m Napier. Coquette, schooner, 42 tons, Matheson, from Oamaru. Joanna, schooner, 43 tons, W. Morris, from the Bay of Islands. Herald, schooner, 53 tons, Monro, from Bay of Islands. Zillah, schooner, 65 tons, Wyatt, from Tahiti. Eugenie, schooner, 143 tons, Hart, from I'a.hiti, No. 5654, 1* dis p. Eagle, cutter, 40 tons, Frost, from South Sea Islands. Glimpse, cutter, 38 tons, Rattray, from the West Coait. Bittern, cutter, 40 tons Stuckey, from Wellington.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For London.— Siam, January 7. SyDNEF.— Hercules, to-day; Pakeha, early. Newcastle, N.S. W —Hercules, to-day. New Caledonia. — Argo, 4th. Norfolk Island.— Pacific, early. Christohuroh. — Wild Duck, early. Southern Ports. — Egmont, 12th. Napier,— Egmont, 12th. Tauranoa.— Sovereign of the Seas, 4th; Egmont, 12th Jane, early. Bat or Islands.— Speedwell, and Tauranga, to-day ; Zephyr, early. Hoxianqa.— Marwell, to-day. Thames.— Tauranga, Enterprise No. 2, and Miranda, to-day ; Midge, early. Manoondi. — Ivanhoe, to-molroir. Manoapai. — Mavis, to-day. Whanoapoua.— lspasia. 4th. Watpit. — Thistle, to-morrow. .. Mahukangi.— Heather Bell, to-day. Matakana.— Glance, to-day. Meucurt Bay.— Janet 6r«y, to-day ; Morning Light, tomorrow. Corosiandel.— Petrel and Wanderer, to-day. Wha-NGabei.— Mavis, to-day ; Wangarei, to-day.

VESSELS IN HARBOUR. (Thts lilt does not include coasting entttrs.) H.M.i. Falcon, i.e., 17 gans, Commander Blake, from Met bourne via Sydney. Midge, ss , SO tons, Stuart, master.— L. D. Nathan and Qo., agents. Enterprise Nr 2., p.»., 45 ton>, Soon, muter.— Batt and Anderson, igents. Tauranga, s.s., 67 tons, Sellars, master.— T. Mucky and Co., agents. Gemini, s.s., 30 tons, Philpott (on farrr serrice). Enterprise No. 1, p.s. (on toxryjuilee). Huntress, coal hu''c. Bella Ba»rlna, coal hull" Benjamin Heape, coal hulk. Siam, ship, 743 tons, A*hby, from London.— Ore'ckshank, Smart, and Co. , agents. Ida Ziegler, ship, 860 tons, Reynolds, from London.— L. D. Nathan and Co., agents. "Water Nymph, ship, 654 tons, Babofc, from London.— Brown, Campbell, and Co., agents. A. H. Badger, barque, 407 tons, Broirnell, from Port Lyttel* ton. — Captain, agent. Fakeha, brig, 173 tons, 'Robinson, from Sydney. — Henderson and M&cfarlane, agents. Crown, brig, 280 tons, Jewell, from Adelaide.— Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Sercules, bngantine, 139 tons, G. 'Walker, from Newcastle, N S W. — Henderson and Macffarlane, agents. Southern Cioss, schooner, 92 ton*, Tilly, from South 3ea Islands.— Captain, agent. Pacific, schooner, 60 tons, Bates, from Newcastle via Norfolk Island.— Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Cleopatra, schooner, 100 tons (new), Darrach, from Mahurang* — Lilewall and Rattray, agents. Tauranga, schooner, 61 tons, Bolger, from Bay of Islands.— S. J. Edmonds, agent. Meteor, schooner, 42 tons, Lamb, from Norfolk Island.— T. W. Brown, agent. Zephyr, schooner, 75 tons, Brown, from Russell, Bay of Islands. — Owen and Graham, agents. Ivanhoe, schooner, 71 tons, McGregor, from Mangonui,— Cruicltsh&nk, Smart, and Co., agents. Kate Grant, schooner, 41 tons, Hardy, from Russell, Bay of Islands.— Butt and Anderson, agents. Aspasia, schooner, 45 tons, Eagleton, from TVTiangapoua.— C. Tothill, agent. "Wild Duck, ketch, 62 tons (new), Oxley, from Mahurangi— Butt and Andersen, agents. Swallow, schooner, 27 tons, Wilson, from Tairua.— T. "W. Brown, agent. Argo, schooner, 32 tons, Rickttts, from Tauranga tia Taint*. — T. Muir, agent.

• ENTERED INWARDS. 2— Petrel, IS toss, Dornwell, from Coromandel, with 6 torn luggage, 39 pigs, 6 empty boxes, 140 ounces gold. Passengers—l 2. 2— Prince of Wales, 24 ttns, Law, from Pnboi, with 40 toni firewood. 2— M*Tis, 29 tons, Stuart, from Whangarel, with 4 headcatU*, 2 bales wool, 8 bags wool, 8 boxes eggs. Passengers— 7. 2— Bevy, 24 tons, W. Jonei, from Waikawau, in ballast. 2— Avon, 20 tons, Murray, from the Thames, with 18 empty hhdt., 2 batrels beer. 2 -Swallow, 27 tons, Wilson, from Tairua, with 18,000 feet timber, 6 cases gum. 2— Sea Breeee, 70 tons, Morris, from Kossell, with 82 bales wool. Passengers— 7. 2— Miranda, 23 torn, Judd, from Mangawai, in ballast.

ENTERED OUTWABDS. Deckxbek 2— Pakeh*. brig, 173 tons, Eobinion, for Sydney.— H«ndtt»on and M»cf«ri*ne, agents.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. Dmcaaama. 2— Auckland, i.s., 633 tons, H. Harris, for Sydney, with general cargo (as per exports). Fasiengeri-30.— H. M. Jenrls, agent. 2— Tay, 14 tons, Dees, for the Thames, -with 200 feet timber, 20 cases, 11 pkgs. sundries, 2 gallons spirits, Ac. 2-Speedwell, 36 tons, Norton, for Bay of Islands, with snadxies. Passenger* — 2. 2— Sea Brceie, 70 tons, Norris, for Bay of Wands, with Ihhd. rum, 4 tons flour, 1 ton sugar, sundries. Passengers— Rev. Mr. Bowse, Mrs. Bowse, Mrs. Grant, Captain Wright, Mr. Samuels. 2— Victori*,22 toni.Neill.for Thames and Opotiki via Whangapoua, with 16,000 feet timber (to beicMpped at Whanga- ' pona for Opotiki). For the Thames : 8,000 feat timber, 10 ' pair mouldings, 60,000 shingles, 3 bundles lashes, I palfj 9 doors, 6 cases sherry, 1 case sundries, 6 gallons brandy, 9 casks- beer, 4 cases ktrosine, and 5 tons sundries. 2— Don, 21 tons, Wilson, for Great Barrier Islands, in ballast. Passengers— 3. 2— Prince of Wales, 24 tons, taw, for Puhoi, in ballast fr-Bnqr, 26 tow, w. Joim*» for xiylert Uana, la JWOUrt,

1-1-fcTOMI*, «0 Ujm, BOgu, tot toapM, irttti t toni flout, t rick conn, 6 cases biscuits, 1 om tAotomphi, 7 ton. lnmt*. 500 ft«t ttmb«r. Tmmskvt-Ur. and Hw. Eow», Mr. Larkins, Mt P«k«r, Mr. Qdl*»hwa, 2b. Dilton, IS adults and 17 ohtldraa ft-Avon, SOtoni, Mnmy, for Bhortland Town, with 6 toiu floor, S bead cattl*. t.OOO tact tiinbar, 8 b*ft mnr, 5 caMS wbiaktr, S ouloi win*, I cue ipiriU. It oHhim, { ton potv «om, 8 bhda. alt, 9 casks portw, lOPng* bntUr, 0 casts groc«rl«^l pared beef, 6 «asM spirits, lnnagc PasMnprs-t

EXPORTS. ?« «.». Auckland, for Sydney: Fr* loodi : 80S bundl* fltt, ffbondhi tow, Combes T«ndP«ldy; 1 cm., P. A. Philip. ; iwbMl Mdipinffie, J. Heney; 1 p«»J, Htw tatand m> rntwioa Compwy ; 1 box efecti, J. All»w»y : 1 box, T. P» »&; lboxiold rnior.. lldwt 8g»). Union Bwk of Ixuj. tnlift; 1 box fold (6470*.), Bank of N#w &**£'> 1M»» pJQunto, 0. T. Wi»n ; 1 box cola, Bwik of N«w South Walei. — H, M. Jervii, agutt. '

MISCELLANEOUS. the 1.1. Egmonh from the South, via Tauranga may be expected here early this morning. The aa Auoklasd.— The P., N.Z., and A.R.M. Ca'a s.s. Auckland, Captain Harris, left the wharf ahortly after noon yesterday for Sydney, with l,154o«. lldwt. Bgr. gold, 303 bundles Auckland flax, 40., and the following passengers :— Captain Blake.'R.N. ; Mr. James R. Home, Mr. and Mrs. Bowman; Mr., Mrs., and Miss Owen, Mr. G. W. Owen, Captain Speedy, Mr. Sherrard, Mrs. Wasp, Mm. Ward. Second Cabin : Mr. and Mrs. Botonand child, Mist Curray» Mr. J. Campbell, Mr*. Gallagher, Mr. Hersey, Mr. Hariy, Mrs. L. Ward, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Qoin, Misses Chapman (3), Master Chapman, Meant. Smith, Flood, Edwards, Cox, Jones, Gfllam, Watson, Doby, Harker, Pearse, Total, 36. H.M.B. Falcon.— The men of H.M.S. Falcon manned the rigging yesterday, and gave three hearty cheers for tbeir late commander (Captain Blake), as the steamship Auckland passed under her stem on tearing this harbour for Sydney. The p.s. Enterprise.— The paddle-steamer Enterprise No. 2 was detained from running to the Thames yesterday, in order to undergo her usual periodical inspection, by Mr. Stewart, C.E., Government Inspector of Steam Vessels at this port. The Schooner Ivanhoe.— The schooner Ivanhoe was taken on the Patent Slip, at the North Shore, yesterday, in oider to be inspected and overhauled, after which she will resume the Mangonni trade. The Huntress.— The hull of the paddle-steamer Huntress has been converted into a coal-hulk, and was brought over from the Noith Shore yards yesterday, in order to receive her first instalment of Bay of Islands coals from the schooner Zephyr. She will be permanently stationed in this harbour to supply the steamers using Bay of Island* coal. The s.s. Tauranga, Captain Sellars, steamed for Kauwaeranga, Thames, yesterday morning, with a large number of passengers. The brig Corsair, Captain Bidgood, sailed yesterday morning for Whangapoua mills, where she will load 100,000 feet of Umber for the Melbourne market. The as. Midge.— The s.s. Midge has been laid up for a thorough overhaul, and will undergo sundry alterations with a view of increasing her comfort as a passenger vessel, before resuming tne Thames trade. When the steam-tender is completed and plying on the Thames river, the Midge will make daily trips to that place. Thames Traders. — A number of cotters from the Thames arrived in company yesterday morning, after beiog detained there tome days awaiting a favourable change of wind to take their departure. Amongst the arrival* were the Pearl, Henry, Alacrity, Alabama, Otahuhu, Tickler, Bangatira, Diamond, and Spey. The brig Pakeha entered outwards at the Customhouse, for Sydney, yesterday.! The Pearl.— The outter Pearl, which was dismasted at Kanwaeranga, whilst landing passengers from the s.s. Midge, has had her mast temporarily fitted, and arrived in port yesterday in company with the little fleet of coasters which came up from that pUfce The Pearl will be thoroughly overhauled, after which she will run regularly to the Thames, making alternate trips with the Severn. The Schooner Jane.— The sohooner Jane, Captain Faulkner, sen., arrived in harbour at 5 o'clock last evening from Tauranga via Kennedy's Bay, with wooL She reports haying left Auckland on the evening of the 28rd, and made the passage under reefed foresail, arriving at Tauranga on the following night. Left Tauranga on Friday, but owing to the strong head wind ran into Kennedy's Bay for shelter, and left again on Sunday, arriving here as above. Reports the schooner Kenilworth discharging her ballast at Kennedy's Bay, prior to loading timber for New Caledonia. Cargo : 6 bales, 6 bags of wool. Passengers : 7.— T. Macky and Co., agents. The Argo.— The schooner Argo, Ricketts, master, arrived last evening from Tauranga, via Tairua Mills, with 20,000 feet of sawn timber, after a long detention on the coast caused by the prevalence of gale« and adverse winds. The Schooner Sea Breizr— The schooner Sea Breeze, Captain Norris, sailed last night for Russell, Bay of Islands, with sundry merchandise, and the following passengers :— The Rev. Mr. and Mn. Rowse, Mrs. Grant, Mr. Samuels, and Captain Wright, American Consul. The Schooner Tauranga.— The schooner Tauranga, Captain Bolger, sailed last evening for the Bay of Islands, with a general cargo and the following passengers : — Mr. and Mrs. Rowse, Mr. Larkms, Mr. Parker, Mr. Callaghan, Mr. Dilton, and several families of special settlers for the Bay of Islands, numbering 17 adults and 17 children. iHB Botd —The schooner Boyd, Major, master, arrived in harbour last evening from Mercury Bay and the Bay of Plenty, with a full cargo of maize, pork, kauri gum, and other produce, having suffered considerable detention on the coast through the late se?ere weather. . The cutter Shamrock, Stephens, master, ai.ived last evening from Mercury Bay, with 16,000 feet of sawn timber. . . The cutter Morning Light, Tiller, master, aimed last night from Mercury Bay Mills, with 18,000 feet sawn timber. . The schooner Swallow went alongside the brigantine Hercnles yesterday, in order to tranship her cargo of timber from the Tairna mills to that vessel, for the Sydney market. „,... The cutters Severn and Forth sailed for the Thames last evening with tbe machinery of two powerful 12-stamper crushing machines, imported from Messrs. P. N. Russell and Co.'s, of Sydney, and transhipped ex Auckland and Pakeha. The cutter Avon sailed yesterday, with a full general cargo, for Kauwaeranga, Thames, and the cutter Victoria with a cargo of timber. The cutter Alarm, Seymour, master, sailed last night for Mangawti, with passengers and general cargo. The outter Mary Ann sailed yesterday for Port Tryphen* and Port Charles, with passengers, cattle, The schooner Elizabeth Mary, Gomez, master, arrived yesterday with 50 tons of firewood from Pohoi. The ketch Cassia, Mitchell, master, brought up a cargo of firewood yestarday from Port Tryphena, Great Barrier Island, after several days' detention there through adverse winds. The cutter Victoria, which sailed last evening for the Thames with a cargo of timber and merchandise, proceeds from thence .to the Whangapoua mills to load 16,000 feet of timber for OpotikL The ketch Speedwell, Norton, master, sailed lasi •yening for Russell, Bay of Islands, with sundries, and two passengers. The outter Tay sailed last night for Kauwaeranga, Thames, with a general cargo.