Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 140, 25 April 1864, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

P.O R T OF AU*C K L AND. ARRIVALS. Constence, barque, from California. H.M.S.S. Harrier, from the Manukau. H.ir.S.S. Falcon, from Tannmpi. Sea Oull, schooner, from Kaipara. Otago, b.s., from Sjdncy. Yarrow, from Sydney. Star of the South, s a", from Napier. Alexandra, s.s., from Novelty, p.e., from Mauukau. DP.PARTTTRKS. Aleetu, barque, for Newcastle, X. S. "W. Oleushee, barque, for Newcastle, N.S.W. Rose Ann, schooner, for Nnpirr. <}ueen, s> s., for the South. Fairy. ;chooner, for Muntjonui. £t. Kiida, schooner, for Mo.igonui. Advance:, cut tor, for Kaipnra. ENTERED INWARDS. .ITUtIL 23—Lily. 17 tons, Allan, from Waiheki, with 30 tons firewood. S3—Gem, 2+ tons, Benson, from Turunda Poverty Bay, with 500 cases apples, 20 eaaos onions, 2 cases poors, 2 hides. 23— 24 tons. Williams, from Jlatakuna, with 45 tons firewood. 23 —Four Sister*. 18 tonx, Hervin, from thi« Wade. with. 14.000 feet timber —23 pswenpers. ~i»—Boniw, 2S tons, Petrr*rn, nvm Waugarei, with -A tone gum, 2 horse* —8 pasienjeru. CLEAKED OUTWARDS. 23 —T.ily. 17 tore, .'.linn, for WniheVi. inbnllast. 23—Fairy, 3-i tons. VeOretor. for Mejieomii, with sundries—2 passengers. —Crniekshank, Smart & Co., agents. 23 — Agnes. 24 tons, Williams, tor Malakana, in ballast." 23— Queen." s.s.. 177 tons. Francis, for Napier, with 3 hnles b'niiket'. order : 1 tierce tobacco. 1 iron shun. 1 parcel. 1o nose? sonp. 1 has -whie. 1 rase Bi'A 1 bale drapery, 1 pktrc. cigars. 1 pnreel. 10 boxes sonp. 1 bac rape »eed. ."■ruses arms. Mißia : 5 bnlps and I e:vses ilraperv. 1 box s-necie. T'ninn Bank or "Napier. 1 <«sk limeiiiire. 1 ease paper, or Will inert on. P«?«"n2*rs—M>«srs. Win. Vom«ff. John Ryli'v. "Richard Woo:l, K. M'cDonnell.'Williain J 0 ,, 0P .J_P 0 ,,,1.e^, < - T>nl<n-. a«.'i:U. f>3_A<i.-laid- Bel!. 10P1 ion*. Tar"''*:. forSvdnev. in bf.l':i.«t. Pii.«ei'<:ers— Me??rs. John M\-r\. Johv ToVrt -Mien. T. Given, O. Maso.i —J. S. Macfac'ftne & Co.. agents.

IMPORTS FOttFTONT. Per DtfifTO.- from Sv-Wy :—l2 kec- 5 butter. Benn;ith : 10 bales. 1). Nathan ': 11 V-?R butter. 1 truss, order: 20.". hjuse maize. 1!. Xcwell : 9 bar? irmi. 1 ):ol- roiwiit. 1 ram: .m.'ine littincs. 1 phite iron. 1 pk:.'. *»wds. D. Grnhnnnv. Co.. 85 trunk* 10c:i*e>lvmt« ami shoes. J. S. Miief-H-laneA Co. : -I case-. "Wilson A Hum: •(•cases. 1 <>:i«k. 1>« is Brothers: 1 ease. 11. Ivwi«nn : 1 tin. Oimrtier: 3 eases, 1 cask. S pk?*.. 1 rnrcel. T. A. 1-iiiiir.s: 1 nr.-cask sVrrv. Tγ. M\ S. S. Felipe • 30 ranks VutW. onW: 2 cm™. V. A. Philip* : HO brie* SHTBr. 1 vareel. 1 casV. 1 k»>c. order : SO hoxe.-,-nr!.llrs. 20 do. r>'"p«s. order: 1 <■«•«■" woollens. P. Graham fc Co.: 100 haes rice. Bucliolz * Co.: 1 ouse. Pow'ine: 1 msp. 1 parcel. T. A. Hicks: 1 i"n«' iitation»rT. Bnnk of >'.-iv Z-'iilnml: !5 Imttor. orHcr: 40 ho-re-, 2 ki-»s tnb<i.vo. 100 hnxrfi tea. .T TMv-rton Jt Co. : eu'-niw »u!rar. C. Petclilor : f.o boTOQ tpa. 48 cunn-e.-i -10 boat's «o:in. 10 casks chain. 9 rVnnis. 2 casks oil. or.ler : o2 bujs mn\?e Yniin<:; 2 pw« sn<lfllcrv. J. and A AVi«i-nian : 1 ruse. TV. Tonne. tt.'M". Customs : 60 iimnirs snsar. : IS cr"=p.«. 1 hale. 2 trussfs. 4 piei-cs mattiii::. Hay * Hornoyrr.!"! : 1 case T>. firalmm & Co. : 2 do . K TTobbs: -t cn=rs. 1 cn=k. 1 kc? unil?. 1 liundlo. P. -A. Philips : 3 ca.scs. ,T. Varty. 16 irunnips suear, Harrison ;' 100 T o. do.. M"orrin * Co.: 20 ti.-rc's beef. 2 Vpcs suet. .Tfnca & Co. -. 16 bran. SO do.. ii>!U7r, Ireland brothers : 2 i-n?r?, AV. Kattr.iT : 4 bales lcKther. Gittos; 50 bo\os tnb-n-co. "Woollev * To. : 33 basrs niai'/c. 6 tifrcc?. 16 koirs beef. H' do. butler. Eaton nml T>pwolf: 10 keps bnttrr. P-olvrton & Co.;' 20 do. do., & Co.: 100 hne* flour. Knbi-rton 6 Co. : 7 CBSre. 2 bales. 1 cask, P. > _ «tlinn ; -t casewi:ie. General Cameron : 5 ea?t.-. 1 truss. T! Home ; 7 casps. P. Graham * Co.: 6 casoß. 2 truss,*. S. >t J. R. Viiile : C cases, 65 bo\es tobacco. T. Mneky & Co.: 3 hhds.. 5 pkfrs -n-inc. order: 15 boxe? tobacco. 75 casks butter, ordrr; 2 cases leathi r. order: 1 CflS". P. Graham & Co.: 2 ca?es. 1 bale. W. Ratrrav: 1 ••use. Hobhs : 2 boxes. P. Oml'am i Co.: 31 ca.-ks bottled nlc. "Brown, CnnipMl A Co. : 2 cases druzs. T. B. Hill : 4F, ke C e butter. 1 waggon. 10 drays. 10 carts, order; 3 rlr?s.. P. Hmlism .t Co.; 1 parcel. Howard : 2 eases. T. A. Hicks ; 2 boxes. Hank of Xew Zealand ; and about SO tons cargo for >'apier.

The clipper barque Constance, Capt. Butt, arrived in harbour on Saturday Inst from San FranciFco, niter a gnod nn of -13 days. i?he wiled from this port on the 26th December last, with a lisht breeze from X.F... which afterwards shifted round to the We?twitrd. The went her continued fair until 30° South latitude was readied ; here the wind set in from >'.E. with every appearance of keening so, so the vessfl was kept awav to the X. and -V.W.: continued on that tack till the latitude of 30 = N. and longitude 120- W. vim reached. On the 16th January, passed between Hualiine and Ullieta: had light fine weather on the t'alifornian coast, nnd arrived at Pan Francisco on the 53r;l day out. Sailed asain on the 10th March, with the wind from the >''.>'. W. : on the lltri fell in with a heavy pale from the S., accompanied by ft hi avy cross sea ; this lusted until the 18th, the gale during ihis time veering from 8. by W. to K.; neeordinjr n< the ship w:w hove to. or head reaching, for the gale being of the revolving type, and travelling slowly in its pith. ■Westerly, it took a lniig time to get away, nnd the ship had taken euch a severe list to starboard that it was not safe to put her head to the North, and consequently she was so much longer in the gale. Fiperiencod Etroug X.E. and S.E. trades with very squally weather, then being often under clone and double reefed topsail?. Made Cape Kirtt on the 2Ut inst., during a strong E.S.K. \,rcc?e. which afterwards fell light and continued so until fetching the port. The Constance brines the following pnnseiiL'ers arjd rargo :—lit , . "Wtn.MrKerras, ifr. Joliu Destabile de Seilenherg, Messrs. Gracey, Williams, Grifliths, and Morrison. CarfO :—2O bags bean?, 210 bags potatoes, 25 cases bitter?, 12 cases tobacco. 1 ca«r cigars, 1 stove, 3-P32 bns<s wheat, 1203 do. oatx, Henderson Macfarlane; 300 eases kerosine oil, 11 eases glass-ware. 20 tiereee hams, 1 case adzes, 1 case merchandise. Capt. Bntt. H.M.?<.3. Harrier, 17 puns, Comnander Edwartl Hay, arrived in harbour from the Ifanukau ou Saturday afternoon, about••!■ o'clock. It if some two yeare'eince the Farrier baa been in the Waitemata. During her present rarmriseion she has been successively under command of Capt. Sir Malcolm Megrcgor/Bart. ; Capt. Francis Sullivan; and now in charge of Commander Hay Shortly after anchoring, being the first time she has encountered the Commodore, she Faluted Sir William Wiseman's Hug, a compliment which was forthwith returned, gun for pun. H.M.S.S Falcon, Commander Parkin, arrived from Tauransa on Saturday morning last, and went alongside the Bella Marina to coal. The schooner Sea Gull, Capt. McDonald, arrived from Kaipara, with a cargo of lumber on Saturday last. The following vessels have sailed since our last: — Glenshee and Aleeta, barquee, for Newcastle, N ci.W; Queen, 8.8., for the South; Eoso Ann, schooner, for Napier; Advance, cutter, for Kaipara; St. Kilda and Fairy, schooners, for Mongonui. The ship Gladiator lor Callao ; Adelaide Bell, for Newcastle ; and City of Manchester, for Point de Galle, are all ready for sea, and sail this day. The ship Boanerges, Capt. J. C. Dunn, arrived at San Francisco from Hong Kong on the 7th March last. She was the bearer of the intelligence of the capture and burning, by the confederate Alabama, of the British ship Martaban, Capt. Pike, at Singapore. The full particulars will appear in our issue of tom<The I.C.K.M. Co.ls fine steamer Otago, Capt. H. T Machin, arrived in harbour from Sydney yesterday morning, at 11-30 a.m., after a fine run of five days twenty-three hours. The Otago left Sydney on the 18th ult., at noon, and lias met with a continuation of head winds the whole passage, the topsails ■ot being set until Saturday night last when past tho Poor Knighte. A brig was Been on the KSiidiiwr., about 200 miles to westward of Three Kings, bound to eastward; also a barque to the. N.E of Uhree Kins", on the 23rd > boi:na * outh ™ and J; 1 " , f ne evening off Mongonui a barque bound south ; also a

bound to this port. She brings ft large careo, find the following rmsseneers:— Bishop Pntteson, Mr. and ■Mra.-Dirk, Miss Dick, Masters. Dick 2, Miss Atkyns. Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Steel. Mise Steel, Master Mrs. Dunbnr and child, Captain Freemantle, R.M.. Lieut. Towson. ISth rept, Messrs. Williamson. Rattray. Clark. Tareoinb, Bennett. Walker. Schertl", Renwick, Hockncll, F. Webster. Weaver, Tole, sen.: and A. Brown, for Napier, also some 30 in the steerage. The Otngo will proceed to the Southward on the Ctli proximo, in command of Capt. I'nndall. and the Lord Ashley, duo on Wednesday next, will l'O lip Io Sydney in" co'THiinnd of Ciipt. Miirhin. on the Ist. On her urrivnl in Svdney the Lord Ashley wi'l uuurvjo a thorough overhaul a'.ul refit. Tho bri;; Yarrow, Captain Feott, arrived from Sydney yesterday uirrninr. lifter a very tedious passage of thirty-throe Jnvs. havinc met with a succession of light calm weather throughout: was within 100 miles of Sydney bends for tlie first eleven i!avs out. She l\;>s been very unfortunate, having brought only forty-iive sheep, out of some 1100 shipped. The s'.s. Alexandra. Captain Williams, arrived from the Mimuknn :it lnidiiidit on Saturday Inst, after a pood run round of 50 bour«. Sighted a brig, said to he the ("iiuelle, from Sydney, off the Poor Knijhts on .Saturday. The paddle steamer Novelty, also arrived from the. Mmmkan morninif.' The s.s.Star of the South. Ciintnin TTodfie, arrived in harbour from Nupier via tJji' Tumaki yesterday at noou. She sailed on Thursday ovenius; lust, and had tine weather up the coast ; went up the Taiunki at davliclit yesterday morning unci discharged her stock. She li'o* brought 710 sliwp itt'.d 3[J b.mdciutle without loss. lWsencer —Mr. Sherson. Captiiiu Uiidae reports having suflited the i.s. Curio oil' tills East i Const on Friday last. The only vessel loailiug at Napier for this port wlien the' Star of the South left was the schooner Zillnh ; she would sail about PntunUiy Inst. The 5.3. Xantlie. Captain White, left the Manukau for Newcastle, on Si>timl:iv afternoon last. Tlie hriir TCita. (!':ipt:iin Souler. went aloncsidf IT.M.S. IFarrier yesterday jiiomiii<r. for the purpose of supply iiiL r her 'with coal. The Harrier leaves for Tiiuranisi this day. H.M.S.S. Falcon, Commander Parkin, came alongside the wharf yesterday momini;. aivl took on hoard :i large ipmntiry of ammunition, stores, .ve.. as also further reinforcements for Tauranpi; she took her departure last evening. The ship Severn. Captain King, is again on her way to this port, .-he sailed from Sydney for New-ca.-tV. there to take on board a cargo of cattle for here on the 15th inst. The ships T. K. Milledge, C'iMnin Wilson, and ifvdra, Cnptnin Stuart, had both arrive , ! at Newcastle fro ,,, this tiort, the former on the llth, and the latter on the lulh inst. Tlie ship Dav Pawn, Cnptai'.i P. Jones, arrived in -'vdney from thi-t port on the IKb inst: after a 12 days' : -he entered outwnrd* again for this I'ort on the 1 (itli instant, and was to t-ail with dispatch. The bavijiie Mary Agnes, Captain Darbv, from this port on the Ist in'.st., had arriveii in Sydney on the 1-lth inst. Th.e s.s. Snuehays. Captai,, Pcaree, had an-ived in Sydney, si\ days out from this port. She .-ailed for , Melbourne on'the 12th Inst . and win advertised to I sail from Sidney for Auckland on the 25th instant. The American baroue H. L. Captain Howes, entered outwards at Svdnev for this j)ort on the 1-ttli inst. Tlie only vessel on the berth at Sydney for this port in addition to the T'ay Ttawn, was the barque Novrhy. Captain Austen : she wus mlvertieeil with ilesp-itcb. The haniue Captain Sewall, was to sail from Newcastle for Califoriva, on the 21st inst. The brig Gazelle sailed from Sydney for this port on the 12th inst-. with a large cargo. The N.Z.S.X. Co.'.- steamer Lady "Bird. Captain Renner, sailed from Sydney for the South on the 13th instant.

The brijis Aro;itc7:uira find Craisrcvar have both sailed from Melbourne for this port, the former on the Dth. and the latter on thelOlh inst. Tlie biiriiiii' .Alii'c Cameron, Cai>tnin failed from Svd'cv for this port on the llth instant, with a full i-iiVco limit In- fol'cMvii, U 'jwscixrcrs :— \Uv. Lynch. J'rs. Pip. r and child. Mr. and Mrs. Snoivdeii. and 13 in the stcrni^c. The barque 'P. W. House. Captain liarron, sailitl "ii tin- !lth instart. from Newcastle for Auoklund, with ~il~> tons coal, and the fnll.nvin;: passen<;er« :— Mr. T. Henderson. A!aster Henderson, and W in the steerage. Most of lier ]>:.frcii!:ers arc for Sun Francisco, to which port .-he will proceed shortly after her arrival hire. The ship Peerless, Captain Fliivin, sailed from NYwrastle for this ,>rrt on the 10th insV., with 200 head cattle, ni-d 2o'tor.s hay. The r-.s. Omeo. ('njiiiiii:* KdmmU, from this port on the 2nd in.-tunt, arrived at Newcastle on the 10th infant. The steinnrr Claud Jlaniltcn niui Woonioiii, both an-ived at Pydnrv from Auckland, on the JJtli instant. 'J' ho vessels which have i-a-led from London for Auckland since o:.r former advices were I he ship Avalar.clic. IV.'li !o;. s , C:i]it. Stotl. on tin- Ist : nnd bnrqiic Lord Clyde, 531 lons, C'upl. Withers, from the Downs, on the Yth Kel.ruarv. The liriir Waverlev, Captain Forsyth, also took hVr departure from ilic'Downs on the 21st Fehruary. We have no information of the ■sailini; of the rliip Queen of the Peep, laden with Government stores. The barque Ciabuhmi. 120 tons, Cnpl. Frazcr, and shi)> Fhing Foam, dipt. IVrkiu, were still on tin; berth ut London, and to these have been added the Maxwell, Capt. ,rones, a ,-hip of 1.000 l"tir». built at Quclh'c. in IK'jS. and the Aniersham, Cupt. Henry. The Annie Laurir, Cupt, I'ordvce, wuh loading id Glasgow for this port.