SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume XXII, Issue 2485, 18 July 1865, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS, JULY ; 17 —Alice Cameron, barque, 347 tons, Nearing, from Sydney, with general cargo, and the following passengers —Messrs. K. Mowbray, W. Temple, Miss Looby, Mes-rs. C. Harrison, M‘Donald. A. Craig, J. Turnbull, Miss Corcoran, Mr. and Mrs. Williams and servant, James O’Hara, M. Robinson, E. Carter, S. F. Ellis, R. T. Schneider, and P. O’Connor.—Henderson and Macfarlane, agents, 17—Killermont, brigantine, 144 tons, Gallois, from Putukaka, with timber and piles. ; 17-i-Wahapn, 15 tons, Brown, from Puhoi, with timber and shingles. 17—Bengal, barque, Sevier, from Newcastle, with cattle for the Tamaki. 17 —Neva, schooner, 90 tons, Young, from the South Sea Islands, with fruit, &c. DEPARTURES. JULY 17 —Success, schooner, Fiost, for Napier. PROJECTED DEPARTURES, Anne and Jane, barque, for Sydney, early. Ulcoats, «liip, for Valparaiso, early. Sea Gull, schooner, for Kaipara, early. Coral Queen, schooner, for the South Sea Islands in a few days, Francis Henty, ship, for Valparaiso, to-day. f armen Auguita, ship, for Melbourne, early. Gravina, barque, for Sydney, early. Winterthur, ship, for t-uam. early. Lancashire Witch, ship, for Guam, early. Constance, barque, for Sydney, to-day. Egmont, s.s., for the South, on Saturday. ENTERED INWARDS. Coastwise. JULY 16—Egmont, s.s., 308 tins, Hagley, from Wellington and Tanranga, with 1 case hardware, 1 trunk boots, order ; 1 box, 1 case, 1 package, 50 kegs butter, Brown; I parcel, 1 case, 195 bags potatoes, Routledge.—H. M. Jervis, agent. 16—Sylph, 49 tons, Rackstraw, from Russell, with 23 head catrie, 4 bales leather, 17 hides, and 8 in the steerage.—A. Qnartier, agent. 16 —Martha, 8 tons, Miller, from Cabbage Bay, with 30 sacks oysters. 16—Killermont, brigantine, M 4 tons, from Putukaka, Galloes, with 252 pieces timber, and 12 I piles.—J. Millard and Co., agents. 16—Planet, 26 tons, Craig, from Ohara, with 10 tons gum, and I passenger. 16—Comet, 17 tons, Gomez, from Puhoi, with 28 tons firewood. 10,0u0 shingles, 150 feet house blocks, and 1 passenger, 16 —Wahapu, 15 tons, Brown, from Russell, in ballast, with 1 passenger—Miss Gardiner. 16—Clyde, 14 tons, Kasper, from Mahurangi, with 30 tons firewood. 16— Prince of Wales, 23 tons, Lunrance, from the Great Barrier, wi.h 34 tons firewood, and 2 passengers. Foreign. 17— Picard, brigantine, 165 tons, Griffiths, from Hobart Town, with general cargo, and 1 passenger. 17—Alice Cameron, 347 tons, Nearing, from Sydney, with general cargo and passengers, REPORTED INWARDS. Foreign. JULY 17—Neva, schooner, 90 tons, Young, from the South Sea Islands. CLEARED OUTWARDS. JULY Coastwise. 17—Martha, 8 tons, Miller, for Cabbage Bay, in ballast. 17 - Comet, 17 tons, Gomez, for Puhoi, with 1 ton potatoes, 500 lbs. flour, 2 casks beef, 10 barrels tobacco, 2 gallons lamp oil. 17 - Julia, 17 tons, Nutbank. for Kaipara, with 24 boxes clothing, 4 barrels beef, 6 half chests tea, 4 bags rice, 1 lundle spade*, 4 bags salt, 6 boxes soap, 8 kegs beef, 3 grindstones, 4 camp ovens, 6 drums oil, 8 bags sugar, 3 kegs butter, 3 boxes raisins, 10 boxes groceries, 2 tons potatoes, 9 tons slates, 2 tons flour, 10 packages mach nery.—J. Roberton and Co., agents. 17—Vision, 18 tons, Brown, from Mahurangi, with 30 sacks wheat, 2,b00 feet timber, I ton bone dust, and 5 passengers. 17—Clyde, 14 tons, Kasper, for Otenerua, with 5 cwt. bone dust. 17—Prince of Wales, 23 tons, Laurence, for Great Barrier, with 1 stone-breaking machine, 2 tons flour, 2 tons potatoes, 3 bales rope, and 5 passengers. 17 —Annie Laurie, 24 tons, Stewart, for Mahurangi, with 1,000 bricks, 2 bundles, 6 coils rope, and 4 passengers. ENTERED OUTWARDS. F. 'REIGN. JULY 17 —Anne and Jane, barque, 262 tons. Smith, for Sydney. 17—Hercules, brigantine, 139 tons, Ruward, for Newcastle. IMPORTS FOREIGN. Ex Neva, schooner,from the South Seas'; 30,000 oranges, 5,000 pines, 1,000 cocoanuts, 4 tuns oil, 20 bunch-s bananas. Ex Picard, brigantine, from Hobart Town : 28,300 feet timber, 25,000 palings, 4,000 posts and rails, 10 tons potatoes, 1,100 bushels oats, 2 tons carrots, 2 kangaroos, 50 casks bottled beer, 85 cases fruit, 1 case almonds, 2 kegs nails, 120 cases fruit, 1 opossum rug, 1 case jam, order. — Roberton and Co , agents. Ex Alice Cameron, from Sydney ; 1 case stationery, Bank of New South Wales; 43 casks butter, 110 gunnies sugar, order; 100 gunnies sugar, Owen and Graham : 40 ditto, W. C. Hill; 40 ditto, T. Bell; 40 ditto, Buchanan and Stewart; 40 ditto, order; 40 ditto, T. W. Marsh; 110 bags bone dust, Roberton and Co.; 1 cast iron soap pan, D. Graham and Co.; 46 hogsheads rum, order; 1 box papers, 62 bags sugar, 10 boxes tobacco, 20 half-chests tea, 5 ditto ditto, 40 boxes so p, Mabin' and Graham; 40 kegs butter, 32 bags maize, Eaton and Dewolf ; 110 bags bone dust, J. Wallace; 40 boxes soap, Edmonds and Jakins ; 20 ditto, 80 gunnies sugar, J. M. French; 84 bags maize, Comrie and Burt; 280 ditto, order ; 4 cases vestas, 1 case, Mabin and Graham ; 1 case stationery, order ; 263 bags bone dust, J S. Macfarlane ; 45 ditto, Cruickshank, Smart, and Co.; 20 boxes soap, S chests tea, 10 half-chests ditto, 1 case cigars, 139 mats sugar, Thomas Bell; 568 bags maize, M. Somerville; 20 bales fibre, 1 box matches, 1 parcel books, 20 barrels cement, 4 boxes, 5 packages, 1 case. Gilfillan and Co.; 67 packages Roberton and Co.; 20 kegs butter, Comrie and Bnrt; 12 cases bacon, order; 220 boxes soap, J. Roberton and Co.; 4 cases 2 cases vestas, L Hopkins; 2 cases, O. Smallfield ; 3 cases, J Harmes; 8 bags lard, 2 ba'es bacon, Ridings and Dowden; 9 cases vestas, Berwin and Mendelsson; 24 barrels provisions, Ridings and Dowden; 498 bags, J. De Hirsch; 36 c ses vestas, Bncholtz ana Co.; 30 oases beef, 4 pieces machinery, 100 bags maize, order.—Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. ARRIVAL OF THE NEVA. The Neva, schooner, Captain Young, arrived yesterday from the South t-'eas, which she left on the 30th June. Experienced rather bad weather all the way up, with wind prevailing from tlie S.W. She brings a cargo of fruit, and also the captain, mate, and crew of the Bremen barque, Frederick Martin, which was wrecked on her voyage from Maldin Island to Europe, with a cargo of gua io. The Frederick Martin was drifted | ashore in some light winds on to Rorotonga, and soon after broke to pieces. Her entire crew, consisting of the ehven brought up by the Neva, were saved. . ARRIVAL OF THE BARQUE BENGAL. The barque Bengal, Ca tain Sevier, arrived in the Tamaki yesterday, with a cargo of 197 cattle, having only lost two. on her passage from New- , castle. She left that port on the 3rd, and experienced very bad weather since, having on one ' occasion to heave to for four days, owing to the j extreme severity of the gale.—Messrs. A. L. Thompson and Co are her agents. I ARRIVAL OF THE ALICE CAMERON, i The barque Alice Cameron, Captain Nearing, ' arrived from Sydney yesterday afternoon, with the ; home mail, general cargo, and passengers. She , 1 left Sydney at 6 p.m. of the sth, and ha 4 fine . weather, with wind from the south, for the first i two days. Afterwards she bad an easterly gale, ' with wind veering from E. to N.&, which lasted far eight days. The wind down the coast was

wssterly, and she anchored in harbor at half-past nine a.m. yesterday.— Henderson and Macfarlane we ho- agents. We have to record one of the first accidents which has been caused by the steamer Waitemata; and, considering the circumstances under which it took place, it is hardly to be commented upon. During one of the severe sqnalls which occurred yesterday morning, when getting away from th* Flag st iff pier, she ran foul of the cutter Will Watch, and carried away her bowsprit. The damage done can be easily repaired, and will not retard the sailing of the Will Watch more than a day or so. While the brigantine Picard was rounding U her anchorage yesterday morning, a small cargo boat endeavored to run across her bows and got foul of her. The jib-boom of the Picard ran through the mainsail of the cargo boat and split it in two, carrying away part of it. Fears were entertained at first that the cargo boat would be capsized, as she remained for some time under the bows of the brigantine. She was, however, extricated after a short time, without further injury than that mentioned. The Picard did not sustain any injury from the collision. 'The barque Bengal arrived in the Tamaki yesterday, after a .tempestuous voyage Laving only lost two cattle on of the 199 first embarked. She was 14 days out. The h-igantiue Killermont arrived yesterday from Tutakaka, with timber and piles for the Queen-street Wharf. The schooner Neva arrived yesterday from the South Sea Islands. She brin s the crew of the wreck d Bremen barque, Fiederick Martin, whom she picked up at Rorotonga. The schooner Industry left the harbor yesterday for (Jmah, and when between the North Head and Rangitotu was caught by one of the sudden squalls (of which we experienced so many yesterday) and was capsized. We are happy to state that no lives were lost, the crew getting safely to shore There is very little hope of recovering the schooner, as she filled and sank immediately after the occurrence. The schooner Wahapn arrived in harbor yesterday from Puhoi, and made a remarkably rapid run from Tapeka Point to the 'orth Head, which she accomplished in twenty-four hours. She sighted the schooner Sea Breeze at 4p.m. on Saturday last, off Wongaruru. The schooner Neva reported inwards at the Customs yesterday. She will pass her entries to-day. The s.s. Ahuriri will leave the Manukau on Wednesday next with commissariat stores. There were 3. boxes of the English mail sent i Out to Onehunga yesterday, for the Wellington to take on to Nelson and New Plymouth. The brigantine Picard, from Hobart Town, entered inwards at the Customs yesterday. The barque Anne and Jane en ered outwards at the > nstoms yesterday ; as did alec the brigantine Hercules, for Newcastle. The following coasting vessels entered at the Customs yesterday:—Egmont, s.s,, from the South; Sylph, schooner from Russell; Martha, from Cabbage Bay ; Ki lermont, from Putukaka; Planet, from Ohara; Comet, from Puhoi; Wahapu, from Rmsoll; Cljde, from Mahurangi; and Prince of Wales, from Great Barrier. The coasting clearances were;— The Martha, for Cabbage Bay; Comet, for Puhoi; Julia, for Kaipara; Vision, for Mahurangi; Clyde, for Omerua; Prince of Wales, for Great Barrier; and Annie Laurie, for Mahurangi. The Ellen Simpton, barque, cleared the Customs, Sydney, on the loth instant for this port. Lady Alicia, from Auckland, arrived at. Newcastle on the 2nd instant.