Port of Auckland.

New Zealander, Volume 12, Issue 1029, 27 February 1856, Page 2

Port of Auckland.

SHIPPING IN T E L L I G E N C E. A II If IV At I ', February 22 Wonga Wonga, s. s. 75 tons, Bowden, from'/Wangme, .Moii» - onui, Maiakann, and Mahurangt/%ith JU head cattle, 3l hags appEsga cEes 4 Mts'giun, 5 pigs, and li kauri spars. Passengers Messrs. Walioii, Gihhes, Green, Orm shy, Moil , Harrison, Webster, Brown, Daidy, Bust, and 4 in the steerage - Feb: 23—Coromandel, 14 tons, from Coromandel, with 4000 feet timber, 6000 shingles. I|eb. 23—-Dolphin, 10 tons, from Mahurarigi/with 6 passengers. Feb. 25—Endeavour, 14 tons, from VVaihekiwith @5 tons firewood. Fob. 25—Nymph, 22 tons, Day, from Russell, with 3 cases tobacco. Feb. ?i> —Toy, Id tons, from Matakaua, with 1000 posts and rails. Feb. 26—Raven, 24 tons, from Wan guide, with 24 ions firewood and '7 bales wool. ■ Feb.{2s—Emerald Isle, 32 lons, Oaks, from Fakir! with 250 kauri spars. Feb. 25—Edward, '2 torn, from Mahurangi, with 5 tons firewood, and sundries. Feb. 25—Antelope, 35 tons, Iron East Coast, with 62 bags wheat (litG bushels,) 60 oasts sperm oil, 15 tuns. Fob. 25—Frances, 29 tons, from Mahurangi, with 24 tons firewood nnl 32,000 shingles. Feb. 25—Oriental, barque, 501) tons, J. C, Macey, from London. Passengers —Charles V. Neville, and Ann Fraser, Charles, Eliza; Helen, and Matilda Barley, William Lawrie, James, Sarah, Emily, Helena, Alfred, Charlotte, and Harriet

Speedy,.Henry and Albert Gray, G.ranvdlo Sliarp f William and Anna Wood, Robert and Henry Seamm, Jam's, Georgina, John, Georgina, fiwence, and Emma Barry, Sarah Lock, Florence Lock, Mathew Scott, .lames It Bode, Manners and Ilarri I done*. Ann and Jane licrnai.L Benjamin Hawkins, Michael and Gabriel, Lewis, Israel Hunswurth. FrancisPlviyre, Mary Colieudcr, Charles, Elizabeth, Ann, and Elizabeth Hick, Agues Lyons, Launcedot,a Rachel, Mary, Lot, Thomas, Samuel, ERubath, Benjamin, Eliza, and Martha Giles, Sarah Seymour, Leonard, Hannah, and Jemima White, Alexander and Fanny , Lecky, Harry Rudd, Edward Austin, John j. Seymour,-Felix Seymour, Ada Augusta Oriental Giles (bom on the voyage.) •, ■ ■ ■ Feb. 25—Adah, schooner, 37, tons, Akers, from Melbourne. Passengers—Messrs.' Patrick Smith, Fred. Lldlbane, Aloes Graf, Charles Nairn, Mark Collier. —-C. S. Hinckley, agent. Feb 25—Osprey, 47 tons, Tautari, from Russell with 6 casks oil, 12 casks cook’s fat, 50 bushels apples, and 1 cask pork. Feb. 26—Hera, 35 tons, Mokai, from Opotoki, with 70 bushels wheat, A cask tobacco. DErAUTUUES. Feb. 23 —Dolphin, 10 tons, for Malmrangi, with sundries. Feb. 23—Fancy, 39 tons, Bristow, for Ea*t Coast, with sundries. Feb. 23 —Coromandel, 14 tons, for Coromandel, with 1 case. Feb. 23—Daring, 55 tons, Throop, for Coromandel, with 3 passengers. Feb. 23—Queen of Perth, schooner, 98 tons, for Hawke’s Bay, with 150 cw s, and sundries. Feb. 25—Edward, 12 tons, (or MMuirangi. Feb. 25—Maria, 20 tons, for Malmrangi. Feb. 2b—Tay, 16 lons, for Mutakans. Feb. 26 Endeavour, 11 tons, for Matakana. Feb. 26—Pioneer, SO tons, Wing, for Melbourne. Passengers.—Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Forsaitb and Miss Fo.saith, Mi-s Ellis, and Mr. Surrey. iMPOUTS-rODEIGN. Per Adah, from Melbourne: —I case. 1 parcel, Keesing ; 2 casks, 12 bundles, Touts ; l cask, 1 case Sheehan; 25 drums oil, 3 cans turpentine, 5 casks piaster, 26 cases gla-s, 2 bales paper, 6 pkgs sashes. 11 casks colors, 1 keg ochre, 223 kegs paint, C. Ellis; 240 bags lane, Owners. Per Oriental, from London. -.—137 pcltgs. 30 casks, I case, 13 packages, Gi fillan & Co. ; 7 pckgs, Mrs. Susan Miller; 5 boxes. Connell and Ridings; 6 pckgs, Short; 16 pckgs. R, B. Shalders: 2 cases, 2 bales, Brown & Campbell ■ 1 case, T. Weston & Co.; 1 pckgs Bain, Pierce & Co. ; 65 bars, 6 bdles iron, James Wallace ; 59 casks, 1 case, Bain .Sc Pierce; 1 pckgs, I. C. Law-,1 case, Rev. J. Kinder; 39 packages. James Ritchie, N. w Plymouth ; i case, Mrs. D . Wilson ; 1 box, Win. Christmas; 186 packages, C. C. Barley; 50 packages, Robert Lusk ;16 packages, order; 13 pckgs, 7 pkges, J. Stevenson & Co. ; 26 packages, .Walter Brodie ; 10 kegs, l bundle, 32 packages. Owen & Graham ; 1 tank, li. Watt; 1 case, 44)9.'pckgs, ,72 pckgs, 10,000 slates, 378 pckgs, David Nathan ; 27 .pckgs, D. Graham, & Co.; 3 cases, Nash $ Co., New Plymouth ; l case Rev. J. F. Lloyd ; 5000 slates and 15 tons mea - surement goods, Ordnance S.orekceper • 1 box Mr Bleakency, ILM.S. Pandora. And a large quantity of merchandise for Canterbury.

, Exports -Foreign, Per Pioneer, for Melbourne: —80 tons potatoes, \ ion cheese, and original cargo from Russell. The barque Oriental, Captain Macey, arrived in harbour on* Monday at 2 ‘M p. m., after a pleasant passage of K»8 cl«ys from Ponsinonth. The.Oriental sailed from Gravesend on the 4th of November; touched at Portsmouth, on her way down Channel, and took her departure thence on the Ptlx of November. It was reported at Portsmouth that the ,Northern side of Sebastopol had been taken by the allies. The passage of the Oriental proved to be a rema«kahly fine one ; she experienced moderate weather throughout, there never having been occasion to reel topsails. A birth occurred on the 97tn of Nov. and the “ Ocean Child’’ was named Adah Augusta Oriental Giles. On the loth December, the Equator was crossed. And on the 4th of January the ship pas ed within sight of the island of Tristan d’ Acuuha. In latitude Vti ° South, longitude 80° West she spoke the ship Harriet Humbolt, from Liverpool,-bound to Callao. Slio passed to the Southward of Tasmania aud made the Three Kings on the 20th at 6a. in. Our old acquaintance the clipper schooner Adah, built at Coromandel by Messrs. Gillies and Menzies, and now in command of Mr. W. Aker, arrived in p un on Monday at 3 p. in., after a very fair passage of fifleen days from Melbourne. The Adah, sailed, in the first instance, from William’s Town on the 3 )th of January, and from Port Phillip Heads on the 3rd instant ; hut in consequence of foul winds and stress of weather she put back on tlie following day. She took her final departure on the 9th with the wind from West to South West, and thence veering round to South and. East. She expet icnced moderate weather during her run across, making the Three Kings at G a. in. of the 22nd, on which day, at noon, she was off Cape Maria Van D'emen. For (wo days previously, she had been in company, the weather being light and cairn, with a barque which was dead to leeward and which she was unable to make out. On the 23rd at 8 p. m., the North Cape distant 0 miles, she spoke the American whaling barque President, fourteen days from Sydn°y bound for tiie United States. The schooner Ar.ei, a vessel of 140 tons regis'er, the property of Mr. Collier, the ownero- r the Adah, was about to sail from Melbourne for Wei ington and Auckland at the date of the Adah’s departure.