SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

New Zealander, Volume XXI, Issue 2252, 18 October 1864, Page 4

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS, October 17 Success, s hooatr, 58 tons, Irost, from Napier. Craiekshnnk. Smart & Co., agmts. 1 7 • Marv Thompson, schooner, from Napier. 17—H.M.S.'. .Miranda, Capt. Jenkins, C.D., from a crmsc. 17 —M.T.S.S. Falcon, Lieut. Hope, from a cruise. 17 —HALLS. Eclipse, from a cruise. 17 - Won-i Wongi, ss, 101 tons. Thompson, from Coroie!, w : th throe passengers.—Combe* and Daldy, .■lij, Tit.S. 17—Colonial Gunboat Sandy, Marks, from Tauranga. PROJECTED DEPAIITURES. Marv Warren, ship, for G umi> '-'sie, barque, for Lyttelton. Lochnagar, barqne, for Newcastle, Union, brig, for Newcastle. S. S. Salamander, for Newcastle. VESSELS EXPECTED. Disc. Pent So. Name and where from. 11.M.5.5. Cnracoa, from Sydney. H..M.S.S. Harrier, from Sydney. 11.M.5.5. Esk, ;ro:a Sydney. P. S. Dollar .t. from Napier. Albert William, ship, from London. Matoaka, ship, from London. Nimroud, ship, from London. 1 6510 ... Jumna, from London. 1 5153 ... Glendiron, ship,from London. Foam of the Sea, ship, from London. Gicndower, ship, from London. 2 1 -t7O ... Talbot, ship, from London. 3 73 ... Ida Zeigler, ship, from London. 3'l ... British Trident, ship, from Lonim 2)0.5 ... Victory, ship, from Lon lon. Kate Waters, barque, from Newcastle. Alice Cameron, barque, from Sydney. Alfred, barque, from Cape of Good. Hope. Sunbeam, barque, from Adelaide. Coral Queen, schooner, from South Sea Islands. General Cameron, schooner, from South Sea Islands. Constance, barque, from Sydney. Oregon, barque, from Newcastle. Novelty, barque, from Sydney. Daydawn, ship, from Sydney. St. Kilda, schooner, from 3. S. Islands. Aleeta, barque, from Newcastle. Claud Hamilton, s.s., from Melbourne. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. 11.M.5.S Miranda. H.M.S S From, HALLS. Eclipse. Sandfly, Colonial gunboat, Marks, from Tauranga. Wong i Wonga, 5.3,, 104 tons, Thompson, from Coromondsl. —Combes and Daldy, agents. Success, schooner, 53 tons, Frost, from Nap-.er. —Cnuckk. Smart & Co., agents. Mary Thompson, schooner, from Napier. Eagle Speed, ship, 1237 tons, Briusden, from Lon lon. Owen & Graham, agents. Randolp !i, barqne, 343 tons, Whannell, from Wellington. Bucholz & Co., agents. T.r.vera, schooner, 56 tons, Kennedy, from Poverty Bay. S. J. Edmunds, agent. Tanranga, schooner, 60 tons, Sellars, from Tauranga. T. ? tacky & Co., agents. Kiwi, schooner, 37 tons, Buyers, from Tauranga. Phillis, brig, 230 tons, M'Callum, from Adelaide. J. ■Robertson and Co., agents. Maid of Kent, 50 tons, Dodd, from Kaipara. Columbus, ship, 077 tons, Adie, from London. - Brown,

Campbell, find Go , agents. Meteor, barq to, 213 tons, Verner, from Newcastle.— Uondersou an 1 Miofarlane, agents. Novelty, ss. 4> tons, Quince, from t!ia Manukau.— Graham an 1 Go., agents. Aphrasia, p.s., 9t tons, Murray, from DaneJin.—Captain, agent. 31ary Warren, ship. 955 tons, Ilowewooi. from London.— Captain, agent, Surat, ship, 939 tons, Dunlop from London.—Cruickshant, Smart, and Co., agents. Locbnagur, barque, 454 tons, Chester, from London.— GiiSllan and Go , agents. Glen levon, ship, 945 tons, Brown, from London.—Owen and Graham, agents. Bessie, barque, 252 tons, Gay, from Samoa -T. H. Hall agent. Southern Cross, sch-oner, 92 tons, Tiller, from South Sea Islands, -T. W. Bain, agent. Rhoderick D m. barque, 375 tons, McPherson, fram Newcastle.—Han lerson and Macfarlane. agents. Victoria, schooner, 55 tons, Irwin, from South Sea Islands. —Captain, agent. . Ceres, suborner. 91 tons, Brown, from Port Fairy.— Thornton, Sm'th. and Firth, agents. Union, brigantine, 257 tons, Evans, from, Invercargill.— Captain, agent. Nova, schooner,9l tins, Young, — Captain, agent. _ Pivkuha, brig. 174 tons, Robinson, from lauranga.—

Williams mi 1 00.. agents. . ' Martha, s shuoaer. 13 tons, Cobb .11, from the Navigators. £ Sal.-inland->r. s.s.. 776 tons, Clarke, from Newcastle—A. £ L. Thoms 'U, & Co., agents. 1 Reliance, brig. 119 -tons, Coach, from Hoharton. J Williams fic Co., agents. SteinwaerJer. barque, Erich son, from tho Cape of Good 1 Hope.—C. Petschler, agent. , Extbukd Imwards. s October I 17 Kate, 20 tons, Gaildlng, from the Thames, with 30 , packages 3 tons flak, 1 ton gum. . , 17— Geo-ge *>o tons, De Therrey, from Wairoa, with 25 tons stone, 3 kegs and 1 jar butter, and 3 passengers. 17—Kiwi, 35 tons, Buyers, from Tauranga.m ballast 17 Tay, 18 tons, Curley, from Mahurangi, with 7,000 17_Success, 53 tons, Frost, from Napier, with 2 qr.-casks wine and 1 passenger. 17 j alia, 16 tons, Spencer, from Maraiti, with 26 tons 17—Tawera, 50 tons, Kenney, from Poverty Bay, with 276 bags in uze, 19 bags wheat, 13 casks park, 6 ba es wool, A ton bacon, and 4 passengers. , 17—Keriti, 14 tons, Tamiti, from Mercury Bay, with 10 tans gum, 2 peacocks, 50 tided fish, and 1 passenger. 17 Eagle Sp -ed, 1,237 tons, Brinsden, from London. Owen & Graham, agents. . ... , 17 Randolph, .343 tons, Whandell, from Lei.h via Wellington. - Bucholz & Co., agents. Ci.eaeed Outwards. October i ; TnU ' 16 tons, Spmom. fur Taupo, in ballast. 17 Rifleman, 32 tons, M'Olutchy, for Wel’mgton, with 4 hales bais—Stephenson & W ardell, age _ts. -Xv. r . IStous, Curley, for Mahurangi, m ballast. The Success and Mary Thompson, schooners, arrived from Napier yester lav. H.M.S. steamships Minin la ani ialcm returns*! yestordav from a cruise in the Gulf. The three-masted schooner Rifleman sails to-day for The 1.3 Salamander is expected to sail to-day for NewC; ’The s 3 Wonga Wonga sails this day at noun for Matakana and Wmgarie, taking her passengers and cargo up r ; ver at the latter port. ‘ The s s. Wonga Wonga left Auckland at 2-33 p.rn.on Saturday last far Coromandel, where she arrived at < 30 ,Vm . and landed the following passengers Capt. Diumn, Messrs. Wanlips, Arthur, Wood, Dawson, Cane.v, W a ker. Horlv, Hopkins, Never, Marks, Smith, Mrs. buster. Dari,v.r her star there she experienced N.E. winds, with increasing rain, till noon on Monday, with she left for Auox].w,t with the undermentioned passengers Capt. Dmmn, Mes'rs Walker and Kelly, and arrived at 6 SO p in. H m SS Eclipse arrived last evening from a cruise between Cape Colville and the Great Barrier Island. She lert last Tuesday, and called in here on Sunday with d -matches for the Governor, and sailed again to communicate with the Miran la, Falcon, and Sandfly. The sea was extremely heavy off Cape Colville. The Colonial gunboat Sandfly, Capt. Marks, anchored at 9p m lust night. She arrved t Tanranga on Monday, the lOth, and left the same evening, in company with the Edinse, and has been cruismg between Cape Colville and tlm Great Barrier Islan 1 ever since. The Sandfly repor-s pissing thes.s. Hero at an anchor about seven miles outside the heads last night.