PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3511, 16 October 1868, Page 2

PORT OF AUCKLAND .

ARRIVALS H«ro, 1. 1., 765 tons, Logan, from Sydney, with general cargo. Passengers— 6o. Royal Alfred, p.s., 130 torn, Farquhar, from the Thames, with punngen. * '* Tauranga, i.i., 67 tom, Sellars, from the Ihamei, with passengers. FaTOurite, p s., 58 ton*, Adami, from the Thames, with pas tengers. .Meteor, schooner/ 42 tons, Matien, from Whwngarei, with J 14 head cattle, 3 tons bark. Passengers — I. Ivanhoe, schooner, 11 tons, McGregor, from Mangonui, with 21 head cattle, 26 sheep. Passengers— t. Miranda, cutter, 23 tons, Judd, from Whangarei. with 35 ton* coal. . ' Tartar, cutter, 10 tons, Woods, from Oretra, with 15 tons wood, 4*,000 shingles. Polly, cutter, 12 tons, H. W. Ashforth, from the Thames, with 25,000 sbiugles.

JDJBFABTUBES. Royal Alfred, p .«., 130 toni, Farquhar, for the Thames, with passengers. Halcyon, s.s., %7 toni, Wing, for Tapu, with passengers. Taurauga, f.s., 07 tons, Sellers, for ShortUnd, with passengers. ' ' ' Isabella, barque, McFarlane, for Lady Stewart'* Island, in ballast. - Prince Alfred, barquentine, 161 toni, Watson, forSjdney, with 2 cases, 8. H. Smith ; 18 toni bran, Thornton, Smith, , and Firth ; 1 can clocks, 1 cast glass, A. G. Bartlett. Success, schooner, 68 tons, Trimmer, for Porarty Bay, with 14 bags potatoes, 4 cases drapery. |l keg rum, 4 cases gin, Passengers— 2. • •i < ' ' i! ) . i Coquette, schooner, 48 tons, Matoieaon,. for Qmaha,(in ballast. Zephyr,, schooner, 57 torn,, Clendon, Jor Rmisell, with £ ton flour, 5 bats bran/ 2 bag« maize, is coal-boxes { Argo, ichooner, 32 tons, Davies, for Whaugarei, with 2 tons flour, 1 ton potatois, i ton guano, } ton lugar, 500 | feet timber, 2 ions luggage, 60 packages oilmen's stores. Pasiengers— lo. „ . i Eagle, ketch, 41 tons, Lorerock, for Tokamoro;- with Id bagi flour, 12 bags potatoes, J ton hay, 5 bags oats, 10 gallons , rum. Tartar, cutter, 10 tons, Woods, for Or«wa, with flour.

VESSELS EXPECTED. H.M. 1.1. Blanche, from England'(sailed February 24), No. 74 Ida Ziegler. ship, from London (loading). 3rd dis. p., No. 76. Countess of Kintore, ihip, from London (loading). Olencoe, barque, from Newcastle, lit dis.p. , No. 5,423. Celeitia, barque, from San Francisco, 3rd dlt. p., No. 1,046. , Harriet' Armitage, barque, from Sydney, 3rd dis. p., ,No. 19 Bella Mary, barque, from Hobart Town. ; Eltesmere, barque, from Sydney. Moa, brig, from Tahiti, Ist dlf p., No. 7,138. Princess Alice, brig, from Sydney, Ist dis. p., No. 4,933. Dart, brig, from Bydney,'2nd dis. p., No. T. 930. Lalla Bookh, brig, from Sydney, Ist dis. p., No. 6,932. Mary Grant, brig, from PorEFaiiy. ' > Waverley, brig, from China. Ist dis p., No. 2,540. Margarita, brig, from Mauritius, No. 7,825 (or 7,834). Eliza K. Bateson, brig, from Newcastle. Yarrow, brig H from Newcastle. Fanny, brigantine'/from Melbburne, Tia Newcastle. Ist dis. p. No. 3,78 Kenllwortb, schooner, from Batavia, Ist dis. -p., No. 7,853. Stanley, schooner, from' Japan, 2nd dis. p., No. 1,230. Clyde, schooner, from Koro tonga. Kate Qr,ant, schooner, from Rorotonja. Littlj* iFred, schooner, from Melbourne. ' Albatross, schooner, from Sydney. Dancing Wave, schooner, from Danedia and Timaru. Spec, schooner, from Dunedin. Coquette, .schooner, from Napier. Tawera, 'schooner, from Porerty Bay. Hannah Newton, schooner, from Kaipara. Mnrewai, schooner, from Opotiki.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES, u'or London. -"-Ballarat, early: Siam, January 9. Southern Pouts.— Lord Ashley, to-day. Sho*tlaj«> — Boyal Alfred, Tauranca, and Dak* of Edinburgh, andfEnterpriio, to-day.

VESSELS IN HAJRBOUB. (This liit doei not lndud* coasting cuttwi. H,M. i. Rosario, from a cruise. Lord Ashley, ■ i., from Southern ports. Phoebe, s.s., from "Wellington, via East Coast. fcUro, s.s., from Sydney. Enterorm* No. 1,j».i.. (on Urry itrrlce). Enterprise No. 2, p.s. (on Thames trade). Tauranga, s.s. (on Thames trade).— T. Macky, agent. Halcyon, s s. (on Thames trade). Duke of Edinburgh, p.s. on Thames trade). Lady Bowen, p s. (on Thames trade). Clyde, p s. (on Thames trade). Royal Alfred, 'p i. (on Thanae* trade). Gemini, a s. (on Riverhead ferry service). Jane, s s. (repairing). Favourite, p s (on Thames trade). Siam, ship, from. London.— Cruickshank, Smart, and 00. agents. Excelsior, ship, from London.— L. D. Nathan and Co., agents. Ballarat, barque, from Nelson. — Brown, Campbell, and Co., agents. * Leonidas, barqut, from Newcastle. * Harriet Armitage, barque, from Sycnt/.— Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. P.C.E., barque, from Newcastle. Rita, brig, from Tahiti.— J S. Macfarlane, agen t. TOwer Hill, brig, from Port Fairy. Astraea, brig, from Kaipara. Australia, schooner, from Melbourne. Southern Cross, schooner, from Melbourne. Eugenie, schooner, from Tahiti. Southern Cross, schooner, from Norfolk IslttDd. Neva, schooner, from Tahiti. Margaret, schooner, from Ounedin. . Huntress, schooner, from the Bay of Islands. ' Meteor, schooner, from Whangarei. Iranhoe, schooner, from Mangonui. Boyd, schooner, from Mercury Bay.

ARRIVAL OP THE S.S. HERO FJROM SYDNEY; The magnificent s.s. Hero, 765 tons, Captain Thomas Logao, has made another successful trip to this port nf four aud a half days, with a large general cargo and nbout 60 passenger*. It ii gratifying to ace the growiug necessity there ia for having such a vessel plying between this port and Sydney; and we hope she may long continue to receive such. sup. port as will induce her owners to continue the traffic, and keep her on this line. The foUowiug is a report of her passage :— The Hero left Sydney Heads at n6on on Saturday, the 10th instant, and during the first two days expsrienced N\N.E.' winds and fine weather; on the 12th and 13 eh, strong northerly windi and thick hazy weather to the Thr«e Kings, which, were passed at 8.30 a.m. on the 14th. Rounded the North Cape at 2 p.m. same day, and from thence had light S. W. winds and fine weather, arriving in harbour at 9 a m. jesteiday. We are indebted to Mr, R. W. Cogswell, purser, for latet-t Melbourne and Sydney papers. Passengers : Cabin — Mrs. Hannaford, infant, and two female servants ; Mrs. Ainslie, Mrs. Eldred, Mrs. Phillips, Miss Whitiou; Messrs. Hinnaford, Elliott, Mackay, Symonds, Boucher, Brebner, Phillips, Lipstine, Samuels, Higginson, Brissenden • Master Phillips, Master Hannaford, ( a'nd Captain Eldred ; and 34 inthe steerage. Cargo : , From Melbourne — 1 case, Upton and Co ; 60 cases whiskey, C Pefcschler ; 27 half-chents, 10 boxes, 2 chests te«, 55 cases kerosior, French ; 11' packages, Phillips ; 27 packages, 78 kegs nails, Dickey ; 21 package, Newman and Ewen ; 38 packages, 16 doz-m buckets, 117 cases keroaiue, T. and S. Morrin; 30 kegs nails, 14 packages, Abbott; 21 packager, Lilewall and Rattray ; 35 bags rice, 10, cases salad oil, 40 boxes soap, 30 piokagea tea, 5 cases ve«ta», 8 cases, order ; 2 packages, Rattray ; 25 oases jams, Buchanan and Stewart ; 11 packages, Cousin 3 aud Atkins ; 1 box glass, D. D. Murdoch ; 18 packages furniture, 1 hogshead whiskey, Hannaford ; 1 case, Morrin ; 1 b^x, Brown, Campbell, and Co. ;14 packages, Fraser and Tinne ; 23 cases champagne, (Jruickshauk, Smart, and Co. ; 24 bags 2 casks coffee, Couubes and Daldy ; 5 bo^sht-ads eggs, Duff; 70 cases jams, 9 f -boxes tobacco, H. S. Meyers ; 3 cases cigars, 1 box, (t. Williamson ; 9 cases drapery, Clark and Sou ; 4 cases bedsteads, Woolley ; 50 cases kerosine, 10 barrels cement, 10 drum* oil, 33 boiler plates, 2 bottles quicksilver, 10 bars irou, 76 pkgs , S. H. Smith ; 334 bars iron, 24 iron wheels,- 63 package -i, 35 cases, 42 kegi, 108 -camp oveus, 10$ camp oven covers, E. Porter aud Cj. ; 48 barrel* currauts, 25 half chests tea, '82 mats" sugar, 13 bundles 5 bales, 15 cases, Compton. Fiom Sydney 2 crates earthenware, BairdandCo. ; lease, Hobbs; 1 parcel, McDonald; 1 do., Salter; 1 box type, Mason* lbox, D.Cruiokshankj 54 gunnies 8ug*r,Buehanan and ' ;-tewart; 40 gunnus sugar, Stone Bros.; 1 case^ibld; 62 boxes fruit, Arthur and Son ; 200 shee \ 1 spring cart, Phillips ; 300 sheep, 1 carriage, Lipstine ; 53 bags bark, order; 20 ca>e<, 7 package*, 2 casks. Grov'er ; 1 hhd. eggs, Bookhart ; 3 crates, 1 caie persooal effects, 1 carriage, Murdock ; 12 cases, fruir, 2 cases hauas and bacon, Knight; 800 bags i ice, S. Jones ; 304 bags, maize, 4 packages bacon, 22 caies yestas, '127 guunies •uga.r,' 1 hhd. treacle, 20 £ chest 3 tea,' order; *2 packag. s, ' Black ;30 bags maize," S. Cochrane and Sob ; 1 case hats, E. and' fcf. Isaac's ; 1 case cheese, Brown, Camphell, and Co. ; 534 bags bark, Ireland Brothers ; 487 bags m'aiz", Turrelland .Tonki ;, 10 packages, Gittos ;, 4 packages, Rout; 4 .casks plaster Paris, H. B. Morton ; 4 boxes sovereigns, (£20,000), Bank of New, Zealand; 10 packages, Newman and Eweo ;" 10 bottles quicksilver, Uoberton and Co ; 1 case cigars, Bucholz and CV ; 1 case cigart,Meyers;^l caiecigars Lewisson; 2casec, . Smallfield ; 2 cases, Williamson ; 3 oases, Moses ; 3 cases ;) Hill aud (Jo. ; 10 wine, 2? cases brandy^ 5 cases v bitters, Brown, Campbell, and .Co. Cruickshank, buiart, and'Ca.'; agents. '

THE SCHOONER ALBVTKOSB. f" ' Tlie schoouer Albatross, 86 tons, Captain Br*uri'l. arrived at Noumea, New Caledonia, from Auckland, on tbe. a9fch'Spptember.) Oh her pa-sigeGihe touched at jthe jtsle of Pines and the Biyof Ire (Houen Island). She had on board the! Earl of (Pembt'oke, Drs. KipyBleyi»jid Steel, Mr. Mitchell, and two*, rvauts The Albatross lay at anchor in the roadstead on the 2sih September. ,

THE 80 IOONER KENILWORTH. The sohooner Kenilwortb, 113 tous, Captain McKenzie, from Auckland, arrived at Noun«a, Sett Caledonia, on the 21»b September, %lUt t, capital raa of fire days. She took her departure on the 25 th f r BaUria, in ballaht.