SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVII, Issue 4197, 26 January 1871, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Uicra "YYatkr This Day. -10.4 a.m.; 10.22 p.m. Suniusr akd Sux.sei 1 Tuts Day.-—Morn-ing, 5.14 ; evening, 7.13. \Vr.vD an t d Wnvnißß. — January 25: Winil, N.E. Wcother, fine. Phase of tut: Moon.— First quarter, 29tb Januaiy, at 0.34 a m.

Arrivals —January 25. Luna, Col. Gov p s , Captain Fairchild, from Tauvanga. Passenger — Hon. D. McLean (Defence Minister). Comerantf, p.s., 152 tons, Ckiisp, fiom liussoll. Passengers — Messrs E. Williams, J. Williams, W. El. Williams, Harki&s, AVebslev, MoLeod, Yon Stunner, Bullock, Masters Wilhnms, Davis, and Barstow, Mi>s Bavatow, Mib^i Ounsp, Oaptam Ylo\mes •, oty& si* in the sfceeiage. — W. S. Hurst ami Co., agents. Leoniilag, 92 tons, Norris, from .Russell. Passeni^eis— ls.— «. J. Edmonds, agent. Colonist, schooner, 3G tons, Lewis, from East Coahfc. — Master, agent. Clkvki-d Outwvrd^ — J\nu vky '25. Timaru, ship, BS3 tons, >Sha\v, for London. Passengers— Mis. Maiy KasLic ; Mr. R.uidle llntter, Eliza, Fiedeuck, JI., and Hcmy lluttcr; Mrs Eliza Coiutlioys, ]\lr. Charles B. Adams, Mr. W. Brocklchm s>t. — L. D. Nathan and Co , a^cnls. Di:i'jcaru«E,s. Marewai, iai Povcity Bvy. Tauianga, for Tauianga "]']xroKT-5 — Januuiy 23. Per ship Timini, for London : 93 ense-, brandy, 11 Lusk ; '2 jiackngos cauls, M. Levy and Co (undci ljond) ; 2 bales cotton, 1 hhd. limfjiuee, 20 h<igs> eobia, Pi Lusk; 19 cases gum, A. Claik and Son ; 23 b.iies cotton, Must and Co ; 192 bales mool, 0 casks tallow, 179 packages cotton serd, 271 casoa fjuni, Oven and (ti ihani ; 331 lu)oy wooi, 4S^ case's. "Wft, "iT Qaak-^ ca<l 2 k mliss coco.mut <>U, 1 D :m>\ Co; iWiw.'bcs iuk\ 21 bnys gum, ./. (vobetfron .-"<^ Oo. ; 7 hales notion, 40 b i;^ cobia. 9t bays caivUo nuts, Combes and Daldy ; HO cases 1 ban el gum, 102 baled and ] ba<? wool, l f l. and 11. Isiacs ; 400 cases gum, 3±~j bales flax, R. .Stoiry and Co.; SI bxlos avool, 25 cases gum, 43 kegs butter, IJO bales flax, Combes and baldy ; 01 bales cotton, 140 bags cotton seed, 2 ciscs peail shell, J. 8. Macfailane and Co ; 3fi Lki^s kauri gum, 5 tons gum {in bulk), It. Walker and (Jo. ; 14 casks 'tallow, J. S. M.icfailano ; 20 casks butter, L W. Eaton ; 2 cases curios, 7 bales wool, L D. Nathau and Co.; 40 bales wool W, Ji T.\ylov j 39 bales wool, James Burfcfc 5 ")-3t \aies wddS, "Si. Z. Kb "WOO^, J, Lamb ; S9 bales wool, 09 bales flay, J. S. Macfarlane; 176 bales ilax, 13. Kutchinsovi ■, 63 ba(es fiax, J. S. Macfarlane ; 12 bdes flax, F. Scbeiff"; GTS cases gum, K. Walker and Co.; 11l cases gum, James CoupLind ; 125 cases gum, George Thorne ; 734 cases gum, John Lamb ; 348 cases gum. J. S. Macfadane.

THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. Yesterday morning an attempt was made to raise the ship City of Auckland, but without success. The holes in her sides were blocked up during the nis*ht, and men kept pumping ; but shortly after tne vessel floated with the flood- tide, the hole forvvaid burst open, and the City filling again went down in deeper water, her poop railing being covered at high- water. William Grant, the diver, was engaged, went down, and secured the fastenings of the hole. On the tide leaving the vessel, men were again set to the pumps, and they continued to work at them throughout the day. Last night at high Water another attempt was made, and witli the assistance of the Colonial Government p. a. Luna the ship was floated further inshore. It is confidently expected that the gaod skip will h& aßoat and ready to be berthed at the wliarf this afternooa. All Jasfc flight, men were engaged in pumping the water out of her.

The schooner Leonidas, from Russell, with a cargo of coals, arrived in harbour yesterday afternoon. The Colonial Government p.s. Luna, from Tauranga, arrived early yesterday morning The schooner Flirt haa been on the hard in Mechanics' Bay, for the purpose of being cleaned and painted. The barque Bella Mary, from Hobart Town, is now due. The p.s. Oomerang, from Russell, brings a cargo of 83 Bheep, A. Buckland ; 3 bales "wool, Baker ; 1 ton gum, Owen and Graham.

BAY OF ISLANDS SHIPPING. Arrivals. —January 18, cutter Maud, from Auckland, in ballast. January 19, schooner Huntress, from Thames, in ballast ; schoonerOnwardjf rom Auckland; cutter Rose, from Thames, in ballast. January 20, schooner Clyde, from Auckland, in ballast;. January 2\ t steamer Comsyaa^ iytssa -sysSfci geosral cargo and passengers, January 23, schooner Sunbeam, from Whaugaroa, cargo, sawn timber. Departures. — January 18, schooner Onehunga, tor Mttnukaii, 82 - tons coal ; cutter Waterlilly, for Thames, 40 tons coal ; cutter Miranda, for Thames, 40 tons coal ; cutter Three Sisters, for Thames, 42 tons «oal ; skip Milton, Captain Wilson, for sperm fisheries, original cargo. January 22, schooner Leonidas, for Auckland, 19 miners 8C tons coal ; ketch Eagle for Thames, 50 tons coal. January 24, cutter Maud, for Thames, 48 tons coal } cutter Rose, for Auckland, 42 tona coal ; steamer Comerang, for Auckland, 22 fcous coal, 125 sheep, 16 passengers. ____________________

W001— 914 bales Flax— 1,740 bales Gum— 2,353 cases, 3G bags .. Cotton— 93 bales Cotton- Sbed— 2o tons Cobra — 20 bags Tallow— 2o c isks Cocoanut Oil — 29 casks and tanks Sundries— l hhd. lime-juice 1\ tons cocoauufcoil •43 tags, '20 casks hiltbdV 2 cases cnriosHms 2 cases pearl shell 82 cases brandy £11,00j L> 0 . 1,928 0 0 13,039 0 0 3,244 0 0 140 0 0 56 0 0 130 0 0 L 240 0 0 5 0 0 CO 0 0 134 0 0 20 0 0 40 0 0 129 0 0 £30,220 0 0

THE TIMARU, FOR LONDON. The following is the quantity ami value of the cargo on board the ship Timaru, Captain Shaw, which vessel sails for London this morning : —