PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 3886, 4 February 1870, Page 2

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

High Wateh This Day.— Morning: 9 5 : afternoon, 9.22. Wind and 'Wkather.— February 3: Wind, N.E. Weather, fine. Phask or thk Moon.— First quarter, February 9, at 5 58 a xu.

ARRIVALS.— February 3 City of Melbourne, ss, 1,000 ton*. Captain B. Puddle from Sydney and Melbourne. Passengers— Rev. Dr. Cowi8 (Bishop of Auckland) and Mrs. Cowie, Mr and Mr*. H Mnr»h, Mr and Mrs. Sttvenson, Mr and Mrs McGowan Mr »nd Mm J. Beilier, Mrs McXeill, Dr Knight. Mown J. A. Sandbam, C J^ent, E Olive, C D. Pollock, J. C. Haten, J Morphett and Master Morphett (H M.S. Blajio;h, H, telf, and 30 in the steerage.— H M. Jervis. agent Wild Duck, 42 tons, Martin, from East Coait.— Master, agent. Tawera, schooner, 25 tons, Kennedjr, from Poverty B.ij. Pasaengeis— 2.— J, g. Macf<irlano and Co., agents. Heather Bell, cutter, 24 torn, Dam, from Mahnrangl. Passengers — 2 — Master, agent, Mary, 22 tons, |Hognn, from Waiheke —Master, agent. >* Woodstock, 30 tons, Baker, from Opoliki Pasiengers—4.—J. 8. Macfarlane, agent.

CLEA.I ED OUT WARDS. -February 3. Helen, schooner, 23 tons, Scott, for Mfthurnngi.— Master, agent Heather Bell, cutter, 24 tons, Dam, for M«hurang|. Passenger!— 3 — Master. Hagent. M-iry Ellen, 30 tons, Ranlings, for Great Barrier. — Master, agent 'lintiri. Vetch, 2) tons, J. Thwaitei, for Poit Charges. — Master, agent. Tauianga, s .i . 68 tons, Cellem, for TaUranga. Passengers — 9. — T. Macky, agent.

IMPORTS. Per City of Melbourne, from Melbourne ; 1 pkg, Rout ; 2 boxea, J. Memo ; 3 cases, Qt. Walker; 10 f -boxes tobacco, Ogilvie; 5 boxes, 2 cases tobacco, Lewis Brothers ; 10 jj-boxes tobacco, 2 cases tobacco, 1 case cigars, Montague; 6 *-cases tobacco, Lewisson; 1 case, Friend; 1 case, D. Levy ; 20 caaes wine, Coombe ; 1 parcel, Mrs. Heir (Earrell) ; 1 pkg., Rev. — Ed^er; 4 eases, 4 casks, 2pkg3., Harnett ; 29 cases, Kempthome and Co. ; 1 box, Brewer ; 5 cases, Kempthorne ; 1 case, Bartholomew ; 4 boxes, 3 cases, 1 parcel, H. Marsh ; 1 cask cament, 2 boxes plaster, H. B. Morton ; 4 cases cigars, Meyers ; 3 cases wap, Cruickshank, and Co. ; 11 boxes meats, McFarlane; 1 case, Bank of Australasian ; 1 box brushes, Phillips and Son ; 2 frames, Marks ; 2 casks, 2 coils rope, 2 drums oil, 4 kegs nails, 1 case iron, 1 case, 57 bars iron, 18 draught pipes, 6 bars steel, 1 cask zinc, 1 bag fittings, Briscoe ; 1 case, order ; 1 .qr.-cask, Norman ; 2 parcels, P. Eugal ; 1 package, 1 trunk, W. Rattray ; 1 parcel, Cruickshank, Smart, and Co. — From Sydney : 250 slates, 2 rolls lead, 5 cases nails, 2 cases nails, 1 case, Cameron ; 4 cases, A. Clark ; 4 trunks uppers, 4 bales leather, B. Gittos; 1 parcel, Captain Breton ; 15 cases grapes J. Peake j 1 box, Captain Flulie j 5 cages maize, Captftifc Bethesin , 2 sacks seed, Baird j S9 cage* fruit, G-. "W. Bmney ; 2 packages, order • 1 truss, Hobbsj 1 package, P. A. Philips ; Jfi cases preserved meata. M^w— ' orin^"*- ■»• • -- u-uane ; 1 case o-"';'y. oonnston; 1 cask sundries, 1 cask ink, Phillips Brothers ; 1 case, Bank of New bouth Wales; 1 mounted bundle hose, order ; 1 horse, E. McKinnon ; 39 bags maize, Hill a£d lludson 7 ; 6 cace^ boVts, 1 J. w! Hoare ; 37 'bags maize',' M. Browne ; 32 case^ fruit, Peak ; 50 bags maize, order ; 47 cases fruit, Smith ; 54 cases, C. Arthur ; 3 cases? T. W. Thome; 89 cases fruit, Sibbin; 46 cases, Marshall, §5 caaes, Arthur; 67 Qftsei fruit, >Villiam3j lQg bales, J^ay ? 15 casei grapes, 50 bags maize, Williams; 33 bags maize, J, Jones.

AERIVAL OF THE CITY OP MELBOURNE. The magnificent b.s. City of Melbourne, under the command of Captain B. Paddle, arrived in harbour at 8.30 yesterday morning from Melbourne and Sydney, after a fair passage of about five and a half days from the latter port. She brings a large general cargo and 50 passengers, amongst whom are the Rev. Dr. Cowie, Bishop of Auokland, Mrs. Cowie, and T)iv Knight. The City of Melbourne was also the bearer of the English mail. The following is Captain Paddle's report of the passage; — The City ©f Melbourne Igft Sydney W til 28th January, afc"§.30 v 'a. mf; '"rounded the North Cape on the 1st, • at 9.40. ' Expe? rienced moderate E. andS.E. winds and fine weather to the North Cape ; thence down thjj coast strong S.E. winds, The City of Mei, bourne pass§d the whaling barqne Eunnymede, of Hobart Town, two months out, at 9 30 a.m. She reports having taken a whale the day before. We have to acknowledge our indebtedness to the officers for our files of Australian papers, and for copies of the H<me2?ew8 t &c.

THE BAEQUE THOMAS DANIELLS. This barque, now overdue from Liverpool, is 151 days out, having sailed on, September 5.

WREpK OF THE CUTTER HARWELL. We are sorry id learn that" the cutter Marwell, owned by Mr. Smith, draper, Queen* street, and which ran in the first race on Wednesday last, has been wrecked on Tiritiri whilst taking part in the regatta. From what we can learn of the accident, it appears that, whilst tacking in the passage off Tiri, the vessel missed stays, and, before she could be got under weigh again, she wai driven on the rocks by the winds. From the position of the vessel and the djreg.tign. oj the wind durin.g Wednesday night and "yesterday, there is; very little hope of her being again got off, but iff is thought that sKe wifl s.oon become a- total wreck. The vessel, we believe, was uninsured. The crew all got safely on shore, and came up to town in tb« boat belonging to the island yeafcerday" morn*

TOie "barqupBelsize sails for London to-day. The whole of the merchant ships in harbour were yesterday decked from stem to stern with bunting, which gave a very gayappearance to the wharf. The cause of this display was the marriage of Mr. Gillies (one of the owners of the s.s. Star of the South and Keera) to Miss Atkyns. The clipper ship City of Auckland hauled alongside the wharf to-day, taking the berth lately occupied by the Belsize. She will break cargo to-morrow. The cutter Flora arrived at the Manakau yesterday morning from Raglan, bringing 33 Ibales flax and 10 bales tow, consigned to Mr. A. Buckland. The cutter Woodstock arrived from Opotiki early yesterday morning, with a cargo of wool and several passengers. The fine s.s. Star of the South sails for Napier this evening at 6 o'clock. The p.s. Enterprise No. 1 and No. 2, and the watermen, were kept busily engaged yesterday conveying visitors to and from the various vessels comprising the Flying Squadron. To-day and to-morrow the vessels will be closed till after the visit of of his Excellency the Governor on Saturday next, when the Squadron will be again thrown open to visitors, till the day of their departure. The s.s. Tauranga sailed for Tauranga last evening. She had on board several passengers, and a small general cargo. Tun Bakqtje Alice. — Miss Piper and Mr. C. Dacre arepassengera on board this barque, which left London on December 4, for this port.