SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume XXII, Issue 2318, 4 January 1865, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. arrivals. January 3-—Matoaka, ship, from London, with 441 passengers, as follows:—Charles, Eliza, Martha, Christopher, Alice, and Emily Costar; George, Mary, James, John, and George Marshall; George, Mary, George, Sarah, and Matilda Xewton ; James Alfred, John Alfred, Charlotte, and Mora A. McShee ; William, Mary, and Annie Casely ; James and Isabel Munro; Stephen Fuller; Sophia, and Louisa, and Ada Maria Fuller; Thomas, Jane, George, Alice, Ada Jane, and Letitia Wilson ; William E., Sarah, Mary Harris ; William, Charles, Charlotte, William Charles, and Hannah Pain; Robert, Mary, Henry, and Robert Leinahan ; John, Sarah, Alfred, George, Susannah, Sam 11 el, Emily, Charles, Arthur, Eliza, and Ida Holmes ; John, Mary, Annie, Kezia Jack wood ; William, Emma, and Jane Watts; James, Emily, Emily, and Jane Hill; Andrew, and Mary Ann Harris ; Thomas, Jane, Jane, Sophia, Mary, and Thomas Waldron ; William, Mary, George, Mary, Eliza, and William White ; Thomas Wright; Annie, and Annie Wright ; James, Susan, and William Serm; John, Hannah, and Kate Chandler ; Winifred Macnamara; Patrick, Bridget,

and Catherine Tiernan ; Henry and Rosa Summeiset; Eliza and Caroline Holdship; George and Lydia Bennett; Charles and Mary Bray; Elizabeth McCarthy; Christopher and Ellen O'Brien ; John, Mary, and Selina, John A., Albert, and Elizabeth Billing; James and Sarah Henning; John, Jane, James, Clara, William, Thomas, Mary, William Billing; John and Mary Fethaway; Richard M‘llvoy ; Jane, Annie. M. Ann, Cornelius, and James Buckley ; William Pardon ; Andrew Passmore ; Robert Heale ; Samuel Pilgrim ; Richard and Henry Newcombe; George Bevill; Thomas, Susannah,

Mary, and Elizabeth Cathon ; George, Sarah, Elizabeth, and Maria French ; Clarke and Isabella Lonkhurst; George and Mary Light; James, Harriet, J. h>, W., and Mary Shawsley ; Robert, Mary, William, Mary, Anne, David Elizabeth, and Emily Wadsworth; Samuel Howard; Thomas, Amelia, George, Mary, Charles, and John H. Mills; Isaac, Ann, Sarah Grundy ; James, Ewrice, Joseph, Benjamin, Emma Westhead; William and Martha Williams ; Esther, Charlotte, Martha, Joseph Simpson; Thomas, Hannah, Mary Xaden; Richard, Mary, Richard, Thomas, and Jno. Booth; Mary Delahunt; Lydia Haugue ; Abn., Elizabeth, Hannah, Francis, William, Thomas, George Fowler; Benjamin Garside ; Robert, Mary, Julia, Thomas Hyde ; Henry Ridgway ; David, Martha, Mary, Susannah, John, Sarah Whitehead ; Joseph, Sarah, Jonas, Astley, Henry Gillett;

John and Rebecca Blackburn ; Charles and Helen Scholenz; William, Sarah Hawker; Thomas, Eliza, Mary Ann, Elizabeth Ann Bushell; Thomas and Lavinia Phillips; David, Louisa, David, Walter Evetts ; Walter Flint ; Richard and Emma Blancome ; Reuben and Mary Bates ; Isaac, Catherine, Mary Jane, Catherine Wilson ; John, Margaret, Rosanna, Margaret Grey ; W. Harry Moss; David and Clara Young; Murdoch, Margaret, and AlexIs.ander Mackenzie; George and Hannah Hodgson; Robert and Elizabeth Mackay; Alice, Mary Ann, Esther, William, Pheebe Connor; Charles, Anne, Ann, Emily, Jane, George, Julianna, Julianna, Alice, Kate, Blanche A. Manton ; John and Eva Lee ; James and Mary Rodgers : Jos. Wykes ; James

R. and Sarah Nicholson ; George, Eliza, Sarah, Elizabeth Tucker; William, Elizabeth, Henry, Aitchinson ; Francis, Annie, Edwin, Frank Foster; Harriett Duffin ; George, Annie, and Sarah A. Massey; William, Mary Ann, Ellen, and William Charles Short; James Kay ; G. Oldfield ; Thomas and Rachel Shaw ; James and Hannah Hutchinson; Robert, Sarah, Mary Jane Johnston ; John, Cecilia, and Ellen Robinson; Joseph Newcome ; Jno. W. Wade; John Booth; Benjamin and Frances Lowe ; John Turner; Jno. and Charlotte Smith ; Young, Thomas, Esther, John Charlotte, Jane, William Smith ; William and Sarah Wrigge; George Ranger ; William, Elizabeth, and Kate Hayter; Carolus Stevens; James Meggrett; James, Jane, William, Elizabeth, Juther, Albert Hunter; Thomas, Martha, Elizabeth, John G. Cardon ; James, Sarah Seed; William, Sarah, Emma, | [Anne, Sophia Bell; Thomas Seed; Henry, Eliza, George, Eliza Ware ; Samuel, Emma Clarke ;

Michael, Catherine, Mary, Julia, Catherine, Anne Hayes; Jos. Catheray; James H. Taylor; William and Mary Proctor; Matthew and Mary Clark; William, Harriett, Marshall, and Ada Benton ; Benjamin, Anne, W. H. Frank, Shadlow; Richard, Harriett, Harry, Worthington ; John Fronde ; William Pengelly ; William, Emma, William, Lucy Ponneford; Richard, Elizabeth, Henry Booker; Henry, Jane, Mary Pearson; Henry, Eliza, and Ellen Mullison ; Jos. Martin; Margaret Turner; William, Anne, Elizabeth, Ann, James Connolly ; Phineas, Sarah, Ellen, Martha, John, Georg-e, Arnold, James Mayall ; Ellen Myers; Elizabeth, Henry, Tonis Myers ; Harriett and Isabel Patoky ; Catherine, Ezra, Emily, William Albert Doyle; Major, Sarah, and Thomas Smith ; Jno., Henry, Elizabeth, Frank, and Jno. Linton; Catherine. William, Jane Dean; Margaret Macgregor; Thomas and Mrs. Howard; C. A. Robertson ; W. and Annie Johnston ;

Thomas Coop. (J landed at Deal ; total, 441. 6 births, 2 deaths on board.—Government immigrants. 3. —Wild Wave, from Kiapara, Captain Wyatt, with timber. DEPARTURES, January. 3. —Egmont, s.s., 309 tons, Tredwin, for Sydney via Bay of Islands. Passengers—Saloon. For Bay of Islands : Captain J. V, Hall, Rev. Mr. Burrows, Mrs Lewis. For Sydney : Major and Mrs. Eastwmod and cliild and servant; Captain and Sirs. De Houghton ; Messrs, Oliver, Rev. T. Buddie, A.C.G. Maul-, Sirs. Slaule; Messrs. Woolley, Lilley, Noble, Flynn, Kennedy, Laver, Sigley, Claypool, King, Falk, Burgoyne, Dr. Wolfskebl; Sir. and Mrs. Petchler, Master Tetchier; Mrs, Davison and child; Sirs. Holman, Slisses Holman (2), Slasters Holman (2) ; Keven ; Slcssrs. Rountree. Second cabin: Messrs. Dyer, Nioholls, Spode, Sherlock, McHugh, Slitson, Boyde, Williams, Sirs. Williams ; Messrs Hunter, Key, Jones, Wright, C. Jordan, E. Jordan, Lavin, Beer, Allen, Bullock, W. Morton, Kershall, Thompson, Miss Rae, Mrs. Oilkers. 3. —Lord Ashley, s.s., 296 tons, Randall, for Southern Ports. Passengers—Messrs. Hunter, Brown, Preece, McDonald; Sir. and Sirs. Hay; Messrs. S. W. Norton, Bunting, Jones, Burns, and Harris. 3.—Mary Gumming, for the Waikato, with commissariat stores. PROJECTED DEPARTURES Ida Zeigler, ship, for London. Alice Cameron, barque, for Sydney. Ann and Jane, barque, for Newcastle. * Reihersteig, brig, for Valparaiso. St. Kilda, schooner, for Norfolk Island. VESSELS EXPECTED. Name and whore from. Dis. Pent No. Victory, ship, from London. 2 ... 2305 Foam of the Sea, ship, from London. Adelheid, barque, from Leith via Wellington I ... 50 Empress, ship, from London. ... 1 ... 3524 Nelson, ship, from London. ... 1 ... 8702 Cajsar Godeffrey, ship, from the Cape 3 ... 1597 Viscount Canning, from London. Frederick, from Melbourne. Waverley, brig, from the Mauritius. Armstrong, ship, from London. Ganges, ship, from London. Ernestifia, ship, from London. Spirit of the North, ship, from London

Ann Wood, from London. Caelano, ship, from London. Novelty, barque, from Sydney. Susannah Cuthbert, from Port Waikato. Bombay, ship, from London. Bella Mary, barque, from Hobart Town. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. H.M.S.S Curacoa. Matoaka, ship, Barnett, from London, Sylph, schooner, 50 tons, Norris, from Russell. G. Webster, agent. Camilla, brigantine, 191 tons, White, from Hobart Town.

Captain agent. Rita, brig, 200 tons, Souter, from Hobart Town. Captain, agent | Wonga Wonga, 104 tons, Thompson, from Russell, Combes and Daldy, agents. Rebecca, brigantine, I 15 tons, Ogilvie, from Hobart Town. Stephenson and Warded, agents. Highlander, brig, 196 tons, Boor, from Sydney. Stone and Son, agents. Talbot, ship, 847 tons, James, from Loudon. Cruikshank, Smart and Co., agents. St, Kilda, schooner, 63 tons, from Lyttelton. S. J. Edmonds, agent. Ardbeg, ship, 921 tons, Hobson, from London.—J. Roberton & Co., agents.

Novelty, s.s. 42 tons, Quance, from the Manukaii,— Graham and Go., agents. Bessie, barque, 262 tons, Gay, from Samoa. -T. H. Hall ■ agent. Southern Cross, schooner, 92 tons, Tiller, from South Se.-> Islands.—J. W. Bain, agent. Ida Ziegler, ship, SGO tons, Reynolds, from London.—l). Nimrond. ship, 1022 tons, Oughtou, from London.—D Nathan, agent. Rialto, barque, 303 tons, Noon, from Newcastle. —Combes & Daldy, agents. Ballaratt, p.s., 84 tons, Turner, from Napier.—S. J. Edit o ids, agent. Sir George Grey, barque, 596 tons, Barron, from Newcastle —Henderson and Maefarlane, agents. Will Watch, cutter, 34 tons, Nolan, from South Sea Islands.—Combes & Daldy, agents. Neva, schooner, 91 tons, Young, from South Sea Islands. Ann and Jane, barque, 269 tons. Smith, from Newcastle.

Henderson & Maefarlane, agents. Mystery, barque, 424 tons, Caughic, from Liverpool. J. S. Maefarlane and Co., agents. Maori, ship. 70 > tons, Ashby, from the Cape of Good Hope.—Cruickshank, Smart and Co., agents. Seashell, ketch, 50 tons, Harris, from Poverty Bay. Constance, barque, 371 tons, Elliott, from Adelaide.—Henderson and Maefarlane, agents. Helenslee, ship, 79S tons, Brown, from Glasgow. —W, Grahame, agent. L : gh Brigade, ship, 1214 tons, Evans, from London.— Ooombes and Daldy, agents. Reliance, brig. 117 tons, Frodsham, from Hobarton. — Williams and Co., agents. Reiherstieg, brig, 294 tons, Ochlmann, from the Cape. — Berwin & De Hirsh, agents. Jane, brig, 160 tons, Simmins, from Hobarton.—S. Cochrane, agent. Uruquay, barque, 320 tons, Pringle, from San Francisco. — Henderson & Macfarlene, agentsi Mary Gumming, schoone, 106 tons, Fuller, from Napier.

W. J. Young, agent. Meteor, barque, 280 tons, Verney,_ from Newcastle. — Henderson and Maefarlane, agon s, IMPORTS FOREIGN. Per Matoaka, from London —25 firkins, Bucholz and Co.; 1 case, Hesketh; 1 case, W. Hobson ; 30 cases, Morrin and Co.; 4 cases, Warden ; 1 case, Colonial Secretary ; 3 pkgs., J. C. Graham ; 1 case, J. W, Pearce ; 1 malt bin, order ; 4 packages, Beckman ; 1,264 pieces stone, Cruickshank, Smart, and Co.; 26 packages, order; 3 packages, A. Clark and Son ; 1 case, Burns ; 1 ease, Keatley ; 3 cases, G. S. Edwards ; 17 packages, Nathan ; 39 packages, C. Stichbury and Son ; 3 bluls. Newman and Ewcn ; 1 bale, J. C. Wilkes ; 1 case, Rewfern ; 1 box, J. C. Lewis ; 50 cases, Bucholz and Co. ; 1 case, F. Blades ; 353 bars, 43 bundles, 63 pkgs., S. H. Smith ; 5 cases, T. H. Cooke; 6 cases, order; 6 pbgf.. I!, and J. K. Yaile ; 57 pkgs., order ; 44 pkgs., E. Porter ; 6 pkgs., R. Moore; 11 pkgs., Brooks; 1 case, J. C. D. Bowden; 11 pkgs., S, and J. R. Yaile; 2 bales, Brown, Campbell and Co. ; 1 bale, Wayte ; 2 cases, J. P. King ; 173 pkgs. iron,

Cruickshank, Smart, and Co.; 75 packages, W. Philips and Son® 16 cases, A. Clark and Son; 68 packages, Cruickshank, Smart and Co.; 47 packages, Order ; 1 box, Horne ; 75 packages, E. and H. Isaacs ; 1 case, Ormiston; 8 hints. Order ; 117 packages, Morrill and Co.; 50 tons coals, Order ; Government stores as per bill of lading New Plymouth—s cases, order.—Walter Grahame,. agent.

ARRIVAL OF THE MATO AKA, FROM LONDON. The Matoaka sailed fro n the Downs September 23rd. wind westerly; and on September 27th, the Pilot left off the Start, wind easterly. On the sth of October sighted the islands of Porto Santo, wind S.W ; tacking occasionally until passed Madeira, the wind being from West to S.W., until reaching the latitude of 21 ° north, which c impelled her to pass to the Eas of the Cape de Verde Islands; several vessels in company. Had but two days N.E. and Northerly win Is. On the 19th October, latitude 12 ° 38’ N., longitude 22 ° 46’ W., one of the vessels in company, a large full rigged ship, signailel, but could not distinguish her : variable winds. S. E. October 24, signalled the above ship, which proved to be the Light Brigade, 26 days out, bound to Auckland, who informed us that the vessel to the N.E. was the Robert Henderson, from Glasgow, out 35 days, bound to Otago : ou the 28th Light Brigade in sight from aloft; on the 29th,‘lost sight of our companion, in latitude *6 ° South, longitude 29 ° W., after being in company ten days, fine weather the whole time; got the S.E. trade winds in latitude 3° North. On the 3rd November sighted the island of Trinidad, lost trade winds. On the 22nd November, in latitude 44j ° S., longitude IBj ° E , or abreast of the Cape of Good Hope, a full rigged ship in company to the S.W, distant about five mil s, supposed to be the Light Brigade. On the 20;h December, rounded the South of Van Dieman’s Land, but not near enough to see it, being the 84th day from the Start. The whole of the pasage being very light and variable, with the exception of one or two moderate gales. Three Kings, Sunday, 11 a.m., fair winds down coast. She brings 441 Government immigrants, all in good health; surgeon-superintendent, Air. King. Two deaths and six births are reported on board.