MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 11, Issue 820, 22 January 1867, Page 2

MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

The Start, Colonial Government steamer, arrived unexpectedly on Sunday night from Wellington, and proceeded to Tauranga, where Colon*, . Hauitain is at present, about noon on Sunday. The Sturt has brought us the English telegrams, but no general news of importance Tho Wellington, fij&j is due in Napier to* morrow with the English mail. She will steam tho same day for Taiaanga and AuokThe Southern Cross, ship, iw London, arrived at Wellington on the 3 j§ met., after a passage of 120 days. Mass_W_evin & Co., are the consignees. "^ Tho Lord Ashley, s.s,, left Wellington on the 17th inst., for Sydney, via Nelson and ' the West Coast, it being intended that Bhe should undergo repairs in Sydney. The Napier, barque, sailed from Wellington I for Wairau on the 15th inst. : H.M. s,s., Brisk, 17 guns, Captain Hope, arrived in harbour early on Tuesday morning last, from Auckland, having left that port on the 10 th inst. She called at Tauranga on her way down, and reports that the disturbed state of the country there has been very much exaggerated. The object of the Brisks visit to this port was to convey the Governor to Canterbury, but finding his Excellency had already proceeded thither, she left at 11 o'clock the same morning for Lyttelton. The officers of the Brisk report that the flagship is about to leave Auckland on a cruise to Tasmania, and that the Falcon and Salamander haye sailed, tho former for Sydney to refit, and the latter on a survey expedition round the north coast of the Australian continent. — Independent, Jan. 17.