SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

New Zealander, Volume XXI, Issue 2264, 2 November 1864, Page 4

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

♦ PORT OF AUCKLAND. DEPARTURES. NbVEMBRR I—lhnderick Dhn, hir ( ne, 37 3 tons, McPherson, for Hold inga —Hen lerson and Maefarlane, agents. 1 Pr-nee" Alfre i, s.s., 703 tons, Pousonby, for Sydney. zain. Beck, G. and T. Beck, E James, De Bouffe, Ronton, Miss Grigg*, Mrs. Boag. 1.C.11.M.C0., agents. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Coral Que n, schooner, for Sea Islands. Bessi". Hrq-,e. for Lytteltor. Reliance, brig, for Hobarton. Ceres, schooner, for .Melbourne. VESSELS EX PEC TED. H.M.S.S. Curacoa, from the Kawau. Name an-l wh.Te fro.u. Dis. Pent Hn. Glendirou, ship, fr.mi Loa lon I ... 8156 Talbot, ship, from London. ... 2 ... 1470 British Trident, ship, from London. ... 391 Victor.', ship from London. ... 2305 Glendo.ver, ship, from London. Foam of the Sea. ship, from Loudon. AK-ert William, ship, from London. Matoakfl, ship, from London. Nimroud, ship, from London. H.M.S.**. Htrrier. from Sydney. H.M.S.S. Esk, from Sydney. Ballar r. p. s. from Napier. Alfred, barqu-. from Cape of Good Hope. Sunbeam, barque, from Adelaide General <Vin;ron, scheoner, from South Sea Islands. Constance, barque, from Sydney, Origan, barque, from Newcastle. St Kilda, scliooner, from 3. S. Islands. Frederick, fr.m v| el bourne. Ellen Simpson, from VI el bourne. Novelty, oarque. from Sydney. Ardley, ship, f.'o.n Loud m. VESSELS IN HAKHOUK. H.M S S F 'con. Colonial gun -oat Sandflv, Marks, from Tauranga. Bella M ry, barn; to, 275 tons, Copping, from Hobarton.— Stone & Son, agents. Nvmph of the Seas, schooner, 50 tons, Cameron, from Kaioi.—Captain, agent. Jumn : , ship. 820 tons, Garrick, from London. W. Graham, agent. Iserbrook, brig, 160 tons, Schinkel, from Adelaide Thornton, Smith, and Firth, agents: Eagle Speed, ship, 1. 2 M tons, urinslen, from Lon lon o«en & Graha n, age its. Ran'olph, birdie. 313 tons, Wuannell,- frjm Wellington. Buch)h Ac Co., agents. Columbus, ship, ,"77 tons, Adie, from London. - Brown, Ca;.2pb;U, and G> , agen's. Novelty, ss. 42 tons, Quance, from the Manu'cau. Graham »n I C •., agents. Sunt, ship. 999 tons, Dunlop, from London. —Cruickshank, Smart, an 1 C >.. agents. _ Bessie, birune, 261 tons, Gay, fro n Samoa. —T. H. Hall agent. Southern Cross, schooner, 92 tons, Tiller, from South Sea Islanls.—J. VV. Bain, agent. Ceres, schooner, 91 tons, Brown, from Port Fairy.— Thornton, Smith, and Firth, agents. Martha, schooner, 13 tons, Cobb)id, from the Navigators. Reliance, brig. 119 tons, Couch, from Hobarton.— Williams & Co., agents. Chance, barque, 25 5 tons, Dale, from Melbourne.—A. Woollev and Co , agents. Coral Queen, schooner, 91 tons, Trayte, from South Sea Islands. Combes and Daldy, agents. Scjtia, brigmtine, 104 tons, from Warnambool. Capta n, agent. Lord Ashley, s.s,, 293 tons, Randall, from the South.— I.C.R.M. Co., agents. Ida Zie,'!er, ship, 850 tons, Reynolds, from London.—D. Nathan, agent. Tauranga, schooner, 60 tons, Sellars, from Tauranga. T. Mackay & Co., agents. ENTERED IMWARD3. November. l_Two Sisters, 23 tons, Joseph, from Matakana, with 41 tons firewood. 1 Petrel, 17 tons, Newman, from Coromandel, with 8000 feet timber. 4 passengers. 1 Volunteer. 22 tons, Sullivan, from Mahurangi, with 50 tons firewood, i ton new potatoes. 1 passenger. I—Doiieta, 28 tons. Pet rsen, from Wangarei, with 3 head cattle, 1 £ tons gum, 4 cwt. bacon. 13 passengers. I—Jessie, 12 tons, Armstrong, from Waiheki, with 25

tons firewood. I—Emma,1 —Emma, 20 tons, Heriot, from Kennedy's Bay, with

12,000 feet timber. 1 passenger. I—Shamrock, 3J tons, Maguire, from Coromandel, with

25,000 feet timber. 3 passengers. I—Ec'air, 18 tons, i.loyd, from Coromandel, with 6000 feet timber, 4 tons furniture, 4 passengers. 1— Tauranga, schooner, 60 tons, Sellars, from Tauranga, 3lst Oc:ober. T. Uaekay & Co., agents.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. November

J—Jessie, 12 tons, Armstrong, for Waiheki, in ballast. I—Flv,1 —Flv, 3 tons, Hi, for the Thames, in ballast. I—Volunteer, 22 tons, Snllivan, for Mahnrangi, with 1 ton flour, H casks beef, 2 cwt. copper. 8 passengers. I—Wildfire, 38 tons, Tizard, for Hokianga, with 1 keg rum, 1 dray, 30 bags flour, 10 cases syrup, 1 case brandy, 2 coils rope, 7 boxes tobacco, 2 cases slops, 1 case brandy, 2 casks wine. 1 case whiskey 1

Two Sisters, 20 tons, Joseph, lor Matakana, with £ ton flour, 1 cask beef, 2 bans sugar. 3 passengers.

I—Helen,1 —Helen, 23 tons. Moodie, for Wangaroa, with 2 tons flour, 3 casks beef, 3 bags rice, 4 bags sugar. 1 box tobacco. 3 camp ovens, 2 bundles axe handles, 1 box gr«ceries. 4 passengers. I—Petrel, 17 tons, Niemann, for Coromandel, with 10 bags sugar, 1 case port wine, quarter beef, 3 bags bran 6 passengers. I—Eclair, 18 tons, Lloyd, for Coremandel, in ballast.

I—Prince Alfred, s.s., 703 tons, Ponsonby, for Sydney, I.K.M. Co, agents.

ENTERED OUTWARDS. N IVEMBEK I —Coral Queen, schooner, for South Sea Islands,

EXPORTS FOREIGN. November •

1 —Per Pi ce Alfred, lor Sydney—l 4 bales bags, Cruickshank, Smart, & Co. J 1 box candles, Thornton, Smith, |£and Firth; 5 casks ri-sin, M. S. Laurie; 10 boxes specie, containing ,£50,000, Bank of New South Wales.

The barque Roderick Dhu, Captain McPherson, for Shanghai, via Hokianga, sailed yesterday morning. The s.s. Prince A'fred, Captain Ponsonby, sailed for Sydney shortly after noon, with 12 passengers and the mails "for Europe. She has also specie mi freight on account of the Bank of New South Wales to the amount of L 50,000. The Wildfire, Captain Tizard, cleared yesterday for Hok'ai.ga The schooner Coral Quem entered outwards for the Soulh Sea Is'andsyesterday. U The schooner Tauranga, Captain Sellars, arrived last n'gLt from Taura.iga, with 16 passengers; she left on Sunday and reports all quiet there. During the past week (July 30) arrivals have ben few, and, as a consequence, a material reduction has taken place in the amount of Tonnage on the berth in Loudon, the present figures being 43,402 register tons for Asia and Africa, and 50,023 for Australasia. In the latter quarter ships are placed more readily than they were, emigration to New Zealand in particular being encouraged by the very strong inducements held out by the Provincial Governments, as well as by the accounts received from them of further gold discoveries; while the Emigration Commissioners have this week engaged two ships, the one for Adelaide and the other for Queensland. Vessels of handy size are in better request for the Eastern berths. Few engagements have b;?en made for coals, and the rates are rather firmer. Return charters are offering from Mauritius, Calcutta, the Rice Ports, Moulmein, and Java.—MitcheWi Maritime Record, July 30.

~ The Tonnage loading in Loudon for the eastward now (August 3 f ))sUn Is at 51,300 tons for the Cape, India, and China. 38,350 for Australia and New _ Zealand. Berth Freights still cj itiiue without much animation, and th« same may be said of those from the Outpnrts. In homeward Charters, thers have been several transactions from the Rice Ports, and for teak from Moulmain, bur the rates are now rather weaker. Ships ar« still wanted from Mauritius and ws note a revival in the demand for tonnage from China since the delivery of last mail. It is anticipated that the shipments of cotton trom Shanghae within the next few months will be very largo.— Mitchell's Maritime R-.eor' 1 .