Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 44, 4 January 1864, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

4 PORT OF AUCKLAND. j ARRIVALS. Reliance, brig, from Hobart Town. Jane, brig, from Melbourne. Adclnido, barque, from Sydney. W. (i. Wentworth, baniuo, from tho Grafton, n. a. w. DEPARTURE. Gsprey, schooner, for Canterbury via Cabbage Bny. ENTERED INWARDS. JASUAUV. 3—Sylph, 70 tons, Norris, from Russell, with 20 tons Kuuri gum, J horses, 1 ton potatoes. Passenger— Mr. Davis.—Webster & Patterson, agents. CLEARED OUTWARDS. JAXUAKV. , 2—Nile, 21 tons, Anderson, for Pakiri, in ballast. ; IMPORTS FORETGN. Poi- Jane, from Melbourne—Blo bags oats, 705 bags (lour, 100 bags grain, 180 cases, 17 hhds. and 8 qr. casks brandy, 2 hluls. 8 qr. casks rum, 8 qr. casks sherry, 9!) eases ol.trel, 300 eases stout, 50 bum-lls cun-ants, 200 boxes candles, 20 cases sardines, 20 half and 20 qr. ban-els apples, 15 cases cheese, 5 cases liams, 10(1 kegs nails, fi qr. tierces tobacco, 05 tierces beef, 7 isisks longues, 3 t-nsku mutton, G bales blankets, G bales flanneln, SaTimel Hmisu & Co. ; 30 stoves, 7 pkgs 2 ciu-es, Malin &• Graham: 29,'t mats, H8 baps, 2o barrels cugnr, 4(10 boxes tea, 16 boxes tobacco, fi cases, 1 pleg,' E. & H. Isaacs; 50 boxes candles, 2 oises cigars', order; 2 dogs, W. Yoiinpr, E«|. Per brijj IWianco,-from Hobart Tov.-n—15,000 foot timber, 3,000 G ft. pniiings, 1,000 5 ft. do., 50 bags flour, 10 cases jams, C. J. Stone; 2 pkgs leather, order; 20 bullock poles, 110 fellows, 50 pairs shafts, Stcphenson 4: Wardcll; 120 bags *ugar, C. J. Stone ; <S pkgs furnituve, 1 case .jam, 0 pkgs furniture, 89 bags potatoes, !U ciisoa given fruit, 2 r.'iscs biicon, order; 38 cases"jam, 1 bag seed, J. Riddle; 137 ])l:gs iroiimoiigery, 1 jikg stationery, Coramiasariiit. Tho s.s. Lord Ashley, Capt..Randall, steamed on to the bard in Official Bay, on Friday morning last, in onlcr to undergo a thorough cleaning, &c. She leaVos for the South on Wednesday next, at 1 p.m.

Tho brig Reliance, Capt. Riddle, arrived from Hobart Town on Saturday morning, after a passago of fifteen days. She sailed on tbe 11th ultimo, and experienced south and Houth-oastorly breozos all the wav across. Mado tho Throo Kings on Tuesday last, having light winds down coast. Tho Reliance brings an addition of 25 voluntoors, in command of Mr. J. do Burgh Miller, and tho following paasongers:— Capt. Smith, Mr. Paque, Hre. Paquo, and Mm. Potter. Wo havo much pl6asure in giving publicity to tho following testimonial, presented to Captain Riddle, by tho passengers on board :— Brig Rohanco, Ist January, 1804. Dear Sir,—"Wo, , tho undoraignod passongors by tho briir Reliance, from Hobart Town to Auckland, cannot suffer ourselves t<> leavo your vessel without oxpressiiiK our sense of your courtesy and attention during tho voyage. Wo beg to aesuro you wo dull often look back with ploasuro at tho ploasant days we havo spent on board tho Reliance; and with every kind wish to yoursolf personally, requesting you also to convey our kind wishes to your officers, We are, dear Sir, Yours very sincerely, . Avo. F. Smith, Captain, Lieut, of Artillery S. T. Volunteers. J. BE BuHOH MILLKR, Officer in charge Now Zealand Volunteers. A. G. Paque, . M. PoTTEtt,Jane Paque. Capt. James Riddle, « Commanding brig Reliance.

Brig Reliance, Ist January, 1864. Ladies and Gontlemcn,—l am much gratified to think that any littlo kindness upon my part may have contributed to your comfort or amusement during tho passage from Hobart Town, and in taking leavo of you, uincorcly wish you all happiness and prosperity. ■ I remain, your obedient servant, Jameh Ribdlk. To Ladies and Gonlcmen, piiKHcngors por Reliance. Tho following testimonial was also presented to Captain Riddle by the volunteers: — Brig Reliance, January 1, 1804. Si r) — Wo, tho undersigned Volunteers conveyed in your vessel from Hobart Town to Auckland, respectfully tender our thanks for tho generous treatment wo'havo received from you during the voyage, and beg to aseuro you that we fully appreciate your attention to our comfort. Wo trust you mnvlongcontinuoto enjoy happiness and prosperity, and with you every , success in your career. To Captain Riddlo, brig Reliance.[Hero follow tho signatures of 24 Voluntoors.] Tho brig Jane, Captain Clauson, from Melbourne, anchored shortly after the Reliance. Sho loft on tho 1 lth ult., at 6 a.m., experiencing southerly winds tho entire paswigo. Mado tho Throo Kings on Thursday night, the 2411 i ult., and was passod by tho Auckland on Christmas day, off tho North Capo. Sho has boon ever since creeping along the coast, having nothing but light airs and contrary winds. The Jane brings a large cargo, and two passengers—Messrs. K. Stuart and S. House The s. s. Rangatira, Capt. Mundlo,ie duo in tho Manukau from tho South this day. Tho brig Woo Tottio, Captain Brown, hence tho 28th November, arrived at Launccston on tho lGth ultimo. The schooner Sylph, for RubsoU, and Fairy, for Jhinjjonui, both leave this evening. Tho H.B. Corio, Captain liakcr, came up from tho Tatmiki on Saturday morning last. Sho has boon again laid on ibr Napier. Tho Corio went on tho bench to be cleaned on Saturday last. Tho sailing of the barque Kate, Capt. Sherlock, for Sydney, lias boon deferred until this day. Tho two barques nignallod on Saturday last fotched tho linrbour yesterday morning, and proceeded up to the Watchman to dischargo their living freight. The first anchored was the Adelaide, Captain Birkcnshaw, which It'll Sydney on tho 17th ultimo,- with 144 head fat eat 10. For the first two days experienced strong westerly winds, aftor that a fierce galo from tho southward, and the last ton days had broozes from tho S.S.E. Tho Adelaide brings 82 head of cattle, having lost G2 on tho passage; also one passenger, Mr. Hen-ing.—,T. Roberton k Co., agents. Tho W. C. Wcntworth, Captain Smith, brought up shortlv ul'tur the Adelaide. Sho is from tho Grafton, if .S.W., whenco she sailed on tho 17th ult., witli a strong wind from the S.S.E., which was carried all the way across. Tho Wentworth has brought 46 head of cattle, out of 121 shipped, also' 50 tierces beef, 50 bags potatoes, and ono passenger, Mr. Herbert.—Messrs. Stephoneon & Wardell aro her agents. Tho schooner Osproy, Capt. Rogers, loft again for Canterbury via Cabbage Bay, yesterday morning. Tho screw steninor Aloxandra, Capt. Williams, which luft. tho Manukau on Friday evening last, arrived at Raglan tho next morning, discharged her troops, and sailed agaui for Manukau tho same evening (Saturday), whero sho anchored at sovon o'clock yesterday morning. Tho Alexandra leaves again today with further reinforcements for tho Raglan expedition. This steamer line proved hersolf a groat acquisition to tho Government Bcrvico, doing her work to tho utmost satisfaction. Tho s.s. Kangaroo, Capt. Bell, which left Raglan in company with tho Aloxandra, also arrived in tho Manukau yesterday morning. Tho s. , s. Wonga Wonga, Capt. Collem, had proceoded on her passage Southward preparatory to the Kangaroo'e departure.