PORT OF NAPIER.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 1, Issue 29, 10 April 1858, Page 4

PORT OF NAPIER.

ARRIVED. April 6 — Ellen, schooner, 40 tons, Ellis, from Auckland, with 3 cases tobacco, 3000 bricks, 7000 feet timber, 2 hhds., 12 cases, 44 mats, 35 pekgs. sundries, Steward ; 8 pckg3., Newton & Browne. — Passengers, Mr. & Mrs. Steward and servant, Mrs. Peakman and 3 children, Mi*. Roells. — J. A. Smith, agent. April 7 — Dolphin, schooner, 41 tons, Doughty, from Auckland, Ist inst., with a quantity of firewood, and 267 packages merchandise, order. — T. H. FitzGerald, agent. At>ril 7 — Traveller's Bride, cutter,~so tons, Maris, from Auckland, with 50 tons firewood, Commissariat. — Passenger, Dr. Smith. — Master, agent. April 7 — Emily Allison, schooner, 130 tons, James Ruxton, from Auckland, 3rd inst., with 7000 bricks, 19,000 feet timber, 28,000 shingles, 73 tons firewood, Commissariat. — Passengers, 6 rank and file 65th Regiment. — J. A. Smith, a^ent. SAILED. Nil. The Dolphin, although calling in on her way. his made a good passage, and has — unexpectedly we must say, for Auckland has not been able to boast much of her postal, arrangements — brought us the mail of January 16, containing the best news that has reached us for a length of time. The Emily Allison, Captain Buxton (formerly chief officer of the Esther) sailed two days after the Dolphin, and has made a five run of 3h days. In the Bay of Plenty, spoke the Gertrude, from Otago and Canterbury — the vessel chartered by the General Government. Capt. Buxton believes there were some Members on board, bnt obtained no particulars. The wind across the Bay was W.N.W. which was a head wind for the Eliezer, of which nothing was seen on the'passage.