Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 50, 11 January 1864, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

+ rOKX OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. Diamond, cutter, from the Thames. DEPARTURES. "Western Star, brig, fur Sydney. Yarra, schooner, for Newcastle, N.S.W. Mary Ann, schooner, for Lauiieeston. Zillah, schooner, for Napier. Success, schooner, for Napier. 1 Hamond, cutter, for the Thames. Reliance, brig, for Maraiti. ENTERED inwards. jakcauy. 9— Witliiimand Julia, 33 tons, Scott, fromHahuran<n, with 50 tons firewood—3 passengers. 9—Koroiareka, 18 tons, Jones, from "Waiheki with 30 tons firewood.—J. Salmon & Co-, agents. 9—trances, 20 tons. Dam, from Jlahurangi, with 411 bushels lime, 35,000 shingles— i passengers.— Combes ic Daldy, agents. CLEAKED OUTWARDS. JANUARY. 9-Willi«m and Julia, 33 tons, Scott, for Mahuransri in ballast. ° 9—Kororareka, 18 tons, Jones, for Waiheki, in ballast.—J. Salmon (c Co., agents. 9—Tui, 12 tons, Marsh, for "Waiheki, in ballast— s passengers. 8-ZiUah schooner, 68 tons, Sullivan, for Napier, with 11 eases merchandize, (transhipped ex Queen of the Mersey, irom London), 4 cases drapery, 1 cask, 3 bundles spade.-, ÜB9 pieces timber, I "caso mineral water, 1 pkge. nails, f> sheets metal, 1 ton salt, .pieces timber, 30 tons firewood. Passen-gers-Messrs J Launder*, H. Hill, A. and E. larkcr, Mrs JsulUviui—J. Salmon & Co., agonts. 9—Three toothers, 18 tons, Seymour, for Mangawai, with s undnes-6 passengers.—T. Macky k Co.. agents. J ' 9—Success, schooner, 58 tons, Doughty, for Napier, with i cases (transhipped ex Bombay, from I,ondon), > .jr.-casks brandy, 20 tons flour, 12 ploughs, - boxes luggage, 1 case zinc, 4 totara posts. Passenger—Mr. R. Jeffries.—Cruickshank, Smart & Co., agents. 9—Frances, 20 ton*, Dam, for Mahurangi, with snn<tnes—6 passengers.—Combes & Daldy, agents. The clipper schooner Sea Gull, Captain McDonald, lmved at Kaipara from Sydney, on Thursday last, liter an eight days' passage. She sailed on tho 29th alt., and by her we have received copies of the Sydney Morning Herald of the 28th and 29th December. The bngantine Martha Ellen, Capt McAlpine, had arrived at Kaipara from tin's port, nnd would sail igain next week. She ia loading timber and kauri fum for Auckland.

The Surprise, schooner, is also loading timber iit Kaipara for Taranaki. The cutter Diamond, Landers, master, arrived from the Thames on (Saturday morning last, briiuring up several of the "\Yaikato Militia. Shu left again the same afternoon, with provisions, &<■. The Commissariat steamer Lady Barklv lias been ordered to the AYaikato river for service in the Transport Department there. She is to leave with this morning's tide, if the weather is favourable. Two large boats purchased by the Commissariat, and intended for the Transport Service on the AYaikato river, were brought on shore at the AYynvard Pier yesterday evening, and placed on carriages", in readiness for their transmission bv wav cf Mauukau. The barque Noveltv, Captain' I'. Jones, entered, outwards at Sydney for this port on the 'JSth nit. Shewas to sail aboiit the Sth instant. The following vessels from London may now be looked for at any moment:-—l'it v of Manchester, ship, ■t!'e tons, Yale,"lOi> days out ; Ulcouts, ship, (>7l tons, 107 days out: John Duncan, ship. '.'Tli tons, I.ogie. ;'2 days out; and Koyal Stuart, ship, Cornwall." Si' days out. The following vessels have sailed since our last :— Mary Ann, for Launceston ; Western Star, for Sydney : Keliance, brig, for Maiiiiti: Y:\i-ra. briirantine, for Newcastle ; Xillah and Success, for Xapier.j The brig Reliance. Capt. Kiddle, proceeded down to Maraiti on Saturday last, in order to load timber for 1 [chart Town. A barque was signalled throughout vesterdav. but had not fetched her anchorage' at the time of outgoing to piv.-s. The barque Alice Cameron. Captain llamui, sails for Sydney to-morrow. The Customs Keeeipts for the week ended the 'dth instant, amounted to.t'2ol!) lis. 3d.