SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume XXII, Issue 2382, 20 March 1865, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

♦-- —- PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. 18 —Bombay, ship, 937 tons, Sellars. from London. Passengers— George and Maria Marshall, John and Elizabeth Parker, Thomas and Sarah Hardwick, Richard, Elizabeth, William, Thomas, and Julia, Warden; Andrew, Ellen, Elizabeth, Margaret and Andrew Sturgeon ; Edward, Catherine, and Edward Millburn ; Joseph and Jane Ha 1; William, Agnes, and Thomas, Blair; James, Ann, and Jessie, Robinsoi.; Thomas. Elizabeth, Elizabeth, and Hedley, Curry : James, and Jean Bently; William R, and Eleanor Ecob ; Robt. and Elizabeth Martin ; Read, Sarah, Mary Ann, and Fredk. Wykesj Thomas, Isabella, Isabella, and Elizabeth, Younger; Richard, Christina, Emeiline, and Mary Tregoweth ; Robert, Jane, Robert, Edwin, and Mary Belkey; Thomas, Catherine, Mary Ann, and Thomas, Langham ; George and Esther Rooke : William, Jean, and Beatrice Cuthbert; Hubert, Sophia, and Sophia Day ; Mary. Henry, Henry, and Charles Barns ; Thos. and Jemima Edwards; Frederick, Rhoda, and Sarah Peery; William, Mary, and George Reid ; Wm., Ann, Ann, and Fanny, Burtimore ; James, Bridget, Michael, and Margaret Henn ssy ; George; Susan, I'eter, and Ann Hunter; Samuel and Sarah Ann Buttress; George, Hannah, George, William. Sarah, and Augusta Wraford ; John, Susan, Arthur, Charles. Tom, and Emily Gillard ; Andrew and Mary McSkein ; Joseph, Sarah, Richard, Mary, and James Williams; Joseph, Emma, and'. atherine Wooderson ; John 8., .nd Jane Tabb ; George and Jane Church : Edwin, Maria, and Edwin Clark ; Rob.rt and Julia Jamieson, Henry, Susannah, and Harriet Wooderson : Charles, Susarnah, and Chas. Cantell; John and Margaret Swinbank ; William, Mary, and Andrew Johnston ; George Johnston ; Henry, Mary, a: d Eliza Cander; Charles, Mary, Elizabeth, and James Flag ; John and Jane Randall; Christopher, Esther and George Hoff; Thomas and Esther Tayior; Walter, l.lzabeth, Elizabeth, and William Bird; Thomas, Sarah,, and Emily Brooke; William Mary Ann, Elizabeth, Helen, Arthur, and Augustus, Sawyer ; Henry, Harriett, and Harry Evans ; Joseph Coney, Joseph. George, and Henry Wootton ; Lake, Elizabeth, Matthew, and Leah Ballard; Hugh and Margaret Thomas : John Catherine, and John Cowen ; Edward and Margaret Hall ; James, Elizabeth, Emma, and James Evans ; Joseph and Eliza Mays; Thomas, Ann, Alfred, and arah Jones; George, Catherine, and Geo-ge Martin ; John and Sarah . T essup ; William and Ami Turpin ; Alfred and Harriett Abbott; Joseph, Eliza, and Harriett Harrison; Solomon, Esther, and Mary Stockman; Thomas, Ann. Mary, Rose, and Benedict Waring; Thomas, Ann, Ann, and Mary Eaves; John and Fanny Wilkinson ; Theodore, Eliza' eth, and Edwin Luca ; W. C, Elizabeth, William, and Elizabeth Peggott; John and Ann Freesh ; Edward and Ellen Fahey ; William, Margaret, James, and William Jones ; John, Harriett, Mary, and Harriett Dabbeth ; Wi'liam Jessie, and Helen Case; Edward and Helen Allison; Leasing and John Parker ; Richard Warden, Patrick Connelly; John and James Sturgeon, James Millburn, Robt Curry, Wm. Tregowerth, Harry and John Rilkey, Wm. Richard, Thos. Bullock, John Webber, Frank and Matthew Wriford, John and William Gillard, John Tearnley, John Williams, Fanny Matson, Thos Wills, Samuel Breach, Robert Wooderson, Wm. Surnbank, Thos. and Robt. Johnston, George Saunders, Hugh Mann, W. Clark, Walter Pattison, W. Partridge, Thos. Jones, W. and Charles Anderton, W. Stnrgess, Thos. Perry, Charles, John, and William Sawye', Daniel Boyle, Alfred Andrews, Frederick Smith, Henry Golding, W. Vinee. W. Godfellow, Thos Christy, Charles Woottcn, David Elder, Thos and Samuel Flail, James Connell, George McMallin, Duncan Cramb, W. Cornthwaite, George Parker, Chas. A. Collings, Frederick and George Gouge, Joshua Ad mis, Mary and Cathrine Parker, Alice and lizabeth Warden, Mary Sturgeon, Margaret and Sarah Robinson, Sarah and Hannah Curry, Elizabeth and Sarah Wykos, Sars.h Younger, Mary Nicholls, Maria Higgins, Ducilla Wreford, Jane and Mary Gellard, Julia Lock, Ann Williams, Phoobe Wooderson, Elizabeth Jones. Carl Stookman,Rachael and Leah Moses, Jane Prior, Harriett Woosten ; Jane, Mary, Ellen, and Rebecca Hall, Mar ha Higginston, Joseph Bosworth, Thomas A. Dudley, George Sharp, Thomas Green, W. Lauden, John Hughes, John Mould, Thos. Funnel!, Chas. W. Pearson; John, Harriett, Sarah, and James Bass; Robert an] Jane Boore; Michael, Helen, and Amelia White ; John, Sarah, Margaret, and John Wilson; William and Mrs. Cooper; John, Alice, Ann, and Klizabeth Donovan ; Susan and Mary Howe; Mary Le Brun, Ann Ord, Matthew and Thomas Curry, Jos ph and I'mma Whitworth ; Jacob, Jane Henry, and Rebecca Wright; Thomas, Mary, and Thomas Le Brun ; Emily and Jane Marsh ill; Alfred, Mary Ann, Agnes, and Alfred Howe; William and Amelia Jones, John H Denham. Total, 386. W. Graha r.e, agent. 18— H. M. S. Curagoa, Commodore Sir W. Wiseman, Bart, 18 —Constance, barque, 341 tons, Elliott, from Adelaide 22nd February. Henderson & Macfarlane, agents. 18 H.M.S. Eclipse, Capt. Fremantle, from the East Coast. Passengers—The Bidiop of New Zealand, the Rev. Mr. Grace, Mr. Li vy, and several natives. 18—Diedrich Pentzien, 245 tons, Dahin, from Adelaide 18th Feb. Thornton, Smith, and Firth, agents. 19 —Au Revoir, brigantine, 138 tons, Watson, from Melbourne 27th Feb. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, and 2 children. A Woolley, agent. 19—Mariposa, brigant'ne, 164 tons, Hurl«y, from Sydney 4th March. Passengers—Messrs Morrin, (2), Clare, Randall, and 3in the steerage. Henderson & Macfarlane, agents 19—Wild Wave, schooner, 70 tons, Wyatt, from Kiapara. S. H Hall, agent. 19 —Alarm, brig, 282 tons, Chadwick, from Newcas'.le. Henderson & Macfarlane, agents. DEPARTURES. 19—H.M.S. Curagoa, Commodore Wiseman, for Sydney. PROJECTED DEPARTURES Eclipse, schooner, for Newcastle. Lindsays, ship, for Newcastle. Salamander, s.s., for Sydney. Viscount Canning, ship, for Point de Galle. VESSELS EXPECTED. Name and where from. Dis. Pent No. Empress, ship, from London. ... 1 ... 3524 Spirit of the North, ship, from London' Caelano, ship, from London. Caduceus, ship, from London. Louisa, ohip, from London. Constance, barque, from Adelaide. Winterthur, ship, from London. Canterbury, ship, from London. Belgravia, ship, from London, Pegasus, ship, from London. Dauntless, ship, from London. Viola, ship, from the Clyde. Kate, barque, from Sydney. Alice Cameron, barque, from Sydney VESSELS IN HARBOUR H.M.S. Eclipse. H M.S.S. Brisk. Sir John Burgoyne, s.s., 65,>ns, Reeder, from Sydney 26th February. Southern Cross, schooner, 92 tons, Tiller, from South Sea Islands.—J. W. Bain, agent. Viscount Canning, barque, 756 tons, Wright, from London. Combes and Daldy, agents. Novelty, s.s, 42 tons, Quance, from the Manukau, D. Graham & Co., agents. Ganges, ship, 1,211 tons, Queenstown.— W. Graham, agent. Armstrong, ship, 817 tons, Armstrong, from London.— David Nathan, agent. Reliance, brig, 118 tons, Frodsham, from Newcastle. Williams &Co., agents. Ernestina, ship, 1048 tons, Fillan, from London. Combes and Daldy, agents. Tawera, schooner, 55 tons, Kennedy, from Poverty Bay. S. J, Edmonds, agent. Precursor, barque, 404 tons, Thomson, from Tome, in Chili. J. Roberton and Co., agents. Sylph, schooner, 50 tons, Norris, from Russell. G. Webster, agent. India, barque, 202 tons, Riddell, from Hobarton. Stone and Co., agents. Zillah, schooner. 68 tons, Sullivan, from Napier, via Tauranga. T. Salmon and Co., agents. Novelty, barque, 376 tons, Austin, from Sydney. Hendersou and Macfarlane, agents. Coral Queen, schooner, 92 tons, Trayte, from Sydney. Combes and Daldy, agents. Salamander, s s., 776 tons. Clarke, from Newcastle. A. L. Thomson and Co., agents Kiwi, schooner, 36 tons. Bryers, from Hokianga. Lindsays, ship 471 tons, Jackson, from Newcastle. E. Rich, agent. Ellen Castle, barque, 348 tons, M'Lean, from Newcastle. Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Eclipse, schooner, 180 tons, Adams, from Newcastle. J. S. Mactarlane and Co., agents. Uruguay, barque, 320 tons, Pringle, from Newcnst'e. — Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Frances Hentj. ship, 451 tons, Torrance, from Geelong.— A L. Thompson and Co , agents. Bella Mary, barque, 275 tons, Copping, from HobartTown. Stone and Son, agents. Bombay, ship, 937 tons, Sellers from London. W. Grahame, agent. Constance, barque, 341 tons, Elliott, from Adelaide. Henderson & Macfarlane, agents. Diedrich Pentzien, 138 tons, Dahm, from Adelaide. Thornton, Smiti., and Firth, agents.

Au Revoir, brigantiae, 138 tons, Watson, from Melbourne. A. Woolley & Co., agents. Mariposa, brigantine, 164 tons, Hurley, from Sydney. Henderson & Macfarlane, agents. Wild Wave, ichooner, 70 tons, Wyatt, from Kiapara. T. H. Hall, agent. Alarm, brig, 228 tons, Chadwick, from Newcastle. Henderson & Macfarlane, agents. ENTERED INWARDS. MARCH. 18—Kerorareka, 17 tons, Curtis, from Omah, with 30 tons firewood, and 1 passenger. 18—Betsey,25 to s, Philpot, from Mercury Bay, with 21.000 "ft, timber and 3 passengers. 18—Gazelle, 25 tons, Cheshire, from Wangapoa, with 20,000 ft. timbe •, and 1 passenger. 18—Li y, 17 tons, Allan, from Waiueki, with 30 tons t'rewood, and 3 passengers 18—Agnes, 23 tons, Williams, from Matakana, with 45 tons firewood. 18—Stag. 18 tons, Woodcock, from Great Barrier, with 36 tons firewood, and 5 passengers. 18—General Cameron, 42 tous, Mclver, from the Thames, in ballast, and 1 passenger. 18—Vision, 18 tons, Brown, from Mahurangi. with 8 tons flour, 2 tons bran, 5 cases eggs, 5 cases butter, and 6 passengers. 18—Emma. 20 tons, Herriott, from Kennedy's Bay, with 13,000 ft. timber, and 7 passengers. 18—Three Brothers, 18 tons, Seym iur, from Weangawai, with 11,000 ft, timber, 1 ton cheese, 100 fowls, 4 boxes butter, 4 boxes eggs half ton onions. 18—Fairy 34 tons, from Kennedy's Bay, with 25,000 ft. timber, and 2 passengers. CLEARED OUTWARDS. MA acH. 18—Rose, 24 tons, Currie, for Mercury Bay, with 3 pkgs groceries and 3 passengers. 18—Dolphin, 17 tons, Smyth, for Waipa, with 2 tons iron, 6 bags sugar, 1 5 tons flour, 20 pkgs drapery, 1 ton furniture, and 8 passengers. 18— Vi toria, 56 tons, Renaud, for the Great Barrier, in ballast, and 1 passeng* r. 18—Rapid, 32 tons. McKenzie, for Tauranga, with 25 tons, commissariat stores, 2 cases drapery, 3| chests tea, 3 dozen wine, 2 tons ho;se furniture, and 8 passengers. 18—Lindsays, 471 tons, Jackson, for Sydney. E. March, agent. 18—Armstrong, 917 tons, Armstrong, fcr Burmah. D. Nathan, apent. 18—Bessy. 25 tons, Philpot, for Mercury Bay, in ballast. 18-Gazelle, 23 tons, Cheshire, for Wangapoa, with 1 case groceries. 18 Liley, 17 tons, Allan, for Waiheki, in ballast, 18—Agnis, 23 tons, Williams, for Mahurangi, in ballast. 18—Stag, 18 tons, Woodcork, for Great Barrier, in ballast. 18—Vision, 18 tons, Brown, for Mahurangi, with 129 sacks wheat, 4 cases oilnans stores, 5 bags sugar, 1 bale drapery, 50 ft. timb r, and 10 passengers. ENTERED OUTWARDS. MARCH. 18 —Novelty, barque for Sydney. IMPORTS FOREIGN Per Alarm, from Newcastle, 282 ferns coals. Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Per Au Revoir, from Melbourne —225 bags walnuts, A. Woolley and Jo ; 4 cases wax matches, Berwin and Co.; 4 case wax matches, A. Qmrter ; 4 case wax matches, R. Wisotski; 2 cases wax matches, J. White ; 2 cases wax matches, P. A. Phillips; 60 half-chests tea, 50 half-chests tea, A. Wotlley and < 0. ; 8 pkgs. glassware, order! 50 hhds. ale, A. Woolley and Co.; 5 cases cigars, D. Nathan; 55 boxes candles, A Woolley and Co. ; 40 chests tea, 349 bags sugar, l>. Nathan ; 1 case drugs, as addressed ; 100 boxes ovsters, 102 boxes biscuits, A. Woolley and Co ; 163 .-tones, for Tamiki l.ridge ; 6 pkgs. glass, R. Wistoski; 1 case, J. White ; 1 case, A. Quarter ; 3 cases, Lewi son ; I case, Beck; 353 bars 33 bundles, iron, S. H. Smith. Per Mariposa, from Svdney—2s chests tea, 150 halfchests tea, 50 chests tea, order ; 80 bags sugar, Cilfillan and Co.; 437 bags rice, order ; 28 cases, sardines, Gilfiilan and Co.; 3 cases fancy goods, 1 cask glass, 2 kegs nails, P. A. Phillips! 2 bal s paper bags, 4 cases vestas, ■ 3 cases fancy goods, J. M. French ; 22 bags grass seed, J. Wallace; 15 kegs butter, Connie and Bart; 5 bales leither, order; 26 kegs butter, S. Cochrane ; 6S barrels pork, 20 barrels bacon, Roberton and Co.; 100 bags bone dust, 40 kegs butter, 113 bags maize, 2 kegs butter, 1 bale leather, 65 b;<gs maize, 16 spring carts, 4 buggies, 6 tip II bags salt, 1 keg soda, 2 kegs nails, 2 bags iron. 6 boxes cand'es, 5 boxes soap, 160 bags flour, 1 cask earthenware, 26 bags seeds, 4 pkgs. ironmongery, 30 casks buiscuits, 83 tons coal order. Per Constance, from Ade'aide—l,37o bags flour, 2,713 bags wheat, 444 bags bran, 25 bale i hay, order ; 24 cases wine, Captain Clayton ; 1 clrst biscuits, Bishop Pattieson. Per Bombay, from Lmdon: 3 c ses, Stephenson and Wardell ; 1 c se, J. Braithwaite ; 25 bales, B)own and Campbell ; 2 quarter-cases, 156 tons coa's, 6 cases, order ; 1 case, H. H. Lusk; 40 iron packages, Bucholz and Co,; 1 cask, J. 1". lilum ; 3 packages, Creighton and Scales ; 2 packages, Lilewall and Rattray ; 1 case, T. H. Hall; 2 cases watches, T. Russell and Son ; 3 «■=*». Miirlock and Morris ; 10 packages, J. Harris ; 1 case, W. H. Taylor ; 6 cases, A. Clark and So s; 33 pokets hops, order; 4 cases, T. F. S. Tinne ; 20 bales. 4 cases, order ; 3 packages ' 12th Regiment; 3 cases, 120 packages, order; 7 packag s, A. Clark and Son; 10 cases, J. Blacc;l4 packages, Vickery and Masefieid ; 50 packages, Auckland Gas Company ; 1,182 packages, Edward Porter ; 37 cases Honorabe Colonial Secretary; 5 cases, Officer in charge Army Medical Stores; 500 cases, Bucholz and Co ; 3 cases, R. Keesing ; 15 cases, S. and J. R. Vaile; 156 packages, Honorable Colonial Secretary ; 12 packages, R. Hobbs; 1 case, George Legg ; 1 case, Edward Legg ; 148 packages, D. Graham and Co.; 26 bundles spades, H. Hobson ; 6 cases, A. Clark and Sons ; 2 cases. Rev- T. Buddie ; 5 cases, E. Wayte ; IS packages, D. Na han ; 10 packages , C. Stichbury and S n ; 843 packages, 1 case, Cruikshank, Smart, and Co.; 3 quarter-cases, E. J. Norris ; 5 packages 1 box, order; 1 case, W. Raithby ; 1 box, 2 cases, A. Clark and Sons; 4 cases, T. H. Cooke: 1 case, G. E. Chapman ; 4 cases, S. S. P. Blunt; 1 case, Newman and Ewen; 1 case, Collings Greet; 1 case, T. Buddie; 2 ah4s Ri.hard Morris ; 5 cases, T. Macky and Co ; 2 box s, F. Ford; 1 box, W. Henry Kelly ; 7 cases, C. Davis; 2 cases, Giifillan and Co. ; 18 trunks, E. and H. Isaacs ; 1 box, Major Spedy; 4 cases, T. Short; 21 packages, J. 11. Bumside and Co. : 16 packages, S. Brown ; If packages, Doitsh and Keesing ; 155 packages, E. and H. Isaacs ; 6 c ".ses, R. Keesing ; 24 packages, 1 case, order; 1 box, I. W. Harrop; 1 box, Captain H. Heron; 4 cases, Bucholz and Co. ; 1 case, Quarter-master Gallagher ; 54 tanks, 2 cases, W. Graham. For transhipment to Napier—B packages, Newton, Irvine, and Co. ; 120 packages, Stuart and Co. ; 53 packages, Wati, Kennedy, and W r att. ARRIVAL OF H.M.S. ECLIPSE, FROM THE EAST COAST. H.M.S. Eclipse, 4 guns, Captain Freemantle, arrived on Saturday evening from the East Coast, bringing up the Bishop of New Zealand, and the Rev. Mr. Grace and Mr. Lew, who ha ; been recited from the Pai Marri fanatics. A full report of her trip will be found in another column. ARRIVAL OF THE DREDRICH PENTZIEN, FROM ADELAIDE. The brig Dredrich Pentzien, 245 tons, Captain Dahm, left Adelaide on the 18th ulto., and had light variable winds until the 9 th instont, when she encountered a heavy gale from S.E., veering round to S.W., with tremendous sea. In one of the heavy lurch -s, the cargo shifted, giving her a slight list. The Kings were made on the 14th, and she had light weathet on the ciast, anchoring on Satnrday afternoon. She reports passing a three masked schooner, on Friday night, off the Cavalhos, bound to the Northward. The Dredreeh Pentzien brings a cargo of flour, wheat, and hay, and is consigned to Thornton, Smith, and Frith. ARRIVAL OF THE AU REVOIR, FROM MELBOURNE. The brigantine Au Revoir, 138 tons, Captain Wa'sinJ left Melbourne on the 27th ulto., and experienced very bad variable weather till the 12th instant. The North Cape was made last Tuesday, and she has had light weather on the coast, anchoring yesterday at 11 a.m. She bring six passengers and a general cargo, and is consigned to A. Woolley ani Co. ARRIVAL OF THE MARIPOSA, FROM SYDNEY. The brigantine Mariposa, 164 tons, Captain Hardy, left Sydney on the 4th March. Had variable winds and calms for t«-o days, an 1 then a gale of wind from the S.E., with j an exceedingly heavy sea, from S.E. to S."W. for fortyeight hours, afterwards light variable weather. Made the I Kmgs on Thursday, and came to an anchor here yesterday, at noon. The Mariposa brings seven passengers and a general cargo, and we have to thank Captain Harley for full files of Sidney papers to the 4th. The Kate had not arrived in Sydney up to the 4th. Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. ARRIVAL OF THE ALARM, FROM NEWCASTLE. The brig Alarm, 195 tons, Captain Chadwick, left Newcastle on the 3rd March. Light and variable winds all the passage, and anchored at 6 p.m. yesterday. She brings 282 tons coals, and is consigned to Henderson and Macfarlane. ARRIVAL OF THE CONSTAKCE, FROM ADELAIDE. The barque Constance, 341 tons, Captain Elliott, left Adelaide on the 22nd ultimo with head winds and variable weather; sighted a large ship and brig in Bass

Straits bound to the eastward, on March 3rd ; from the 4th to the Bth had light variable weather, with heavy N.TT. swell; at 10 p.m. the wind at S.E., very squally, and with every appearance of bad weather, kept the ship away to the northward, under double-reefed topsails and foresail; at midnight, wind S.S.E.; at 6 a.m., 9th, wind S., sea increasing, vessel laboring heavy and shipping large quantities of water ; at noon, wind S.W., with high cross sea. Barometer 29 ° . March 10th— Better weather, although still blowing hard and confused sea. On the 11th, at 8 a.m., saw a vessel to the N.E. with a signal of distress flying ; ran down to her, and found she was the Bombay, from London to Auckland with passengers, and had lost her bowsprit, mainmast, fore and mizen topmasts, and had only a foresail and mizen staysail set. The master requested to be taken in tow ; hove-to, and received her warps and proceeded, lattitude 31 ° 20' S., longitude 166 ° 29' E., at 3 a.m. 13th—Parted the tow rope and hove-to till daylight, when the captain of the Bombay said he could get along without assistance, and requested the Constance to report him at Auckland. Captain Elliott made sail accordingly, and arrived here yesterday at 2 p.m. The Constance brings a cargo of wheat, flour, &e.—Henderson and Macfarlaue, agents.

H.M.S. Curagoa left again on Saturday night for Sydney, after communicating with H.M.S. Eclipse from the East Coast.