Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 289, 15 October 1864, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

PORT OF- AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. Stein-roorder, barque, from tho Capo of Gooc Hope. DEPARTURES. Aimio Laurie, brig-, for Valparaiso. Soa Breozo, schooner, for Eussoll. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Albatross, schooner, from Tauranga. Aplirasia, steamer, from Dunedin. liessie, barque, from the Sandwich Islands. Bolla Marina, (hip, from Sydney. Columbus, ship, from London. Ceres, schooner, from Port Fxiry. Glendevon, ship, from London. Hercules, schooner, from Newcastle, N.S.W. Loclinagar, barque, from London. Meteor, barque, from Newcastle, N.S.W. Mary Warren, ship, from London. Martha, schooner, from the South Sea Islands. Neva, schooner, from Rorotonga. Novelty, p.s., from Manukau. Papeete, brig, from Tahiti. Pnkeha, brig, from Tauranga. Phillis, brig, from Adelaide. jßifleinan, schooner, from Lyttelton. Jteliance, brig, from Hobart Town. -Khoderick Dhu, barquo, from Newcastle, N.S.W. Salamander, s.a., from Newcastle. Steinwaorder, barque, from Capo Town. Southern Cross, schooner, from a Missionary cruise. Surat, ship, from London. Union, schooner, from Inrercargill. Victoria, schooner, from Eorotonga. Will Watch, cutter, from Itorotonga. Wonga Wonga, s.s., from tho North. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Alfred, barque, from Cape Town. Aleetn, barque, from Newcastle. Albert William, ship, from London. Ardbeg, ship, from London. Alice Camoron, barque, from Sydney. Bella Maty, from Hobart Town. British Trident, ship, from Loudon. Chance, barque, from Melbourno. Claud Hamilton, s.s., from Melbourne. Eagle Speed, ship, from London. Foam of the Sea, ship, from London. Glendower, ship, from London. Ida 2eigler, ship, from London. Juinna, ship, from London. Morning Star, ship, from London. Matoaka, ship, from London. Nimroud, ship, from London. Novelty, barque, from Sydney. Randolph, barque, from JLeith. Seaton, barque, from Foo Choo. Sunbeam, barque, from Adelaide. Talbot, ship, from London. Victory, ship, from London. ENTERED INWARDS. OCTOBEB 14—Sea Breeze, 70 tonß, Rackstraw, from Ku3fell, with SO head cattle, 20 tons gum, 8 kits fish—2 passengers. 14—Sea .Belle, 28 tons, McG-echie, from Mahurangi, witli 50 tons firewood—3 passengors. 14—Three Brothers, 18 tons, Seymour, from Mangawai, with 1000 feet sawn timber, 4 tons gum, 6 boxes butter, 6 boxes eggs, 1 case fowls—6 pasaon- .

14 —Morning Light, 28 tons, T'llcr, from Pakiri, "with 20,000 feet timber—7 passengers. 14—Annie Laurie, 30 tons, Stuart, from Wangaroi, in ballast —1 passenger. 14 —Rose, 25 tons, Wilson, from Wangapoa, with 22,000 feet sawn timber. 14—Jessie, 12 tons, Armstrong, from Pakiri, with 25 tons firewood—3 passengers. CLE ABED OUTWARDS. OCTOBBK 14 —Morning Light, 28 tons, Tiller, for Kawau, with 1 box vestas, 2 mats sugar, 1 ease oilman's stores, 1 bag salt, 2 casks pork, 1 cask tongues, 2 bags biscuits, 1 box candles, 1 bag rice, . 1 pkg. bottles, 1 keg whiskey, 1 case currants, -J ton flour, 1 passenger. 14—-Sea Breeze, 70 tons, Rackstraw, for Russell, with 6 cases furniture, 1 sewing machine, 40 bundles iron, 3 tons biscuit, 10 bolts canvas, 1 ton potatoes, 10 boxes oilman's stores, 16 pkgs. ironmongery, 4 cases drapeiy, l box tobacco, 4t cases liiapery, 2 packages harness—3 passengers. W— Petrel,l7 tons, Niemann, for Coromandel,with 4 casks beef, 1 ton flour, 2 casks butter, 1 keg nails, 6 casks ale, ton potatoes, 6 kegs oatmeal, 6 bags sugar, 1 cask ale, 2 kegs butter—6 pasengere. 14—Sea Belle, 28 tons, McGechie, for Mahurangi, with 22 cwt. chain, 14 do. spunyarn, 1 bale felt, 2 passengers. 14—Meteor, schooner, 43 tons, Farrsll, for the Great Barrier in ballast—i passengers. 14 —Isabella, 20 tons, McKenzie, for Little Omaha, in ballast. 14 —Rose, 25 tons, Wilson, for Wangapoa, in ballast. 14 —Jessie, 12 tons, Armstrong, for Waiheki, in ballast—l passenger. ENTERED OUTWARDS. OCTOBER • 14—Salamander, b.s., for Newcastle. 13—Union, brigantine, for Newcastle. ARRIVAL OF THE STEINWAERDER, FROM THE CAPE OFCfOOD HOPE. The Hamburgh barque Steinwaerder, Capt. E ricksen, arrived in harbour yesterday afternoon, bringing 212 passengers from the Cape of Good Hope. She sailed on the 18th August, and had fine weather until making the coast of .Australia j passed through Bass's Straits, and since then had fourteen days' Easterly weather. Made the Three Kings on Wednesday last, and had strong winds down coast. The Steinwaerder brings a total of 212 passengers, there being on board 48 married males, 48 married females, 31 single men, 3 single females, 38 children, from 1 to 12 years ; 20 female do. do., 7 male children under I year old, and five femalo do. do. , 12 who pay their own passages, and 3 stowaways.- The following is a list of their names, &c. :—

Thomas William Thomas, 39 years, cabinetmaker. JiugJißh ; Patrick McWamara, 34 years, laborer Irish; Bridget McNamara, 26 years, Irish ; John -Lhomas MeNamara, 4 years, Cape; Joseph Edward JSewman, 24 years, blacksmith, English ; "William Jt'liiUips, 31 years, laborer, Irish ; Elizabeth Phillips vr y Tk M®* 1 = James fillips, 6 years, Cape | Elizabeth Phillips, 4 years, Cape; James Phillips, 2 years. Cape; John Roughvrin, 26 years, plougliman, i\ - f James Burns, 25 years, laborer, English : Ba- . S, Burns, 25 years. Cape; Anna Burns, 6 years, Cape; John James Burns, 2 years, Cape; Mathew Huns, 38 years, laborer, English; Helen Huns, 31 I l ar3 , English; Thomas Ryan, 36 years, railway^ itk°h er, A lvr T 8 Macau!a 7- 34 jears, laborer, ~ o'<> Macaulay, 25 years, Irish ; Robert Esijio, years, wagonmaker, Scotch ; Margaret Espie, I years, Scotch ; August Kiinne, 26 years, laborer I !/ German - j ame s Suley, 25 years, saddler, Scotch • ■i ames IngUs, 35 years,-wagonmakerj Scotch; Wil"™T~q" m i Z at r U ' f years ' railwa y laborer, Engh'sh • | Sarah Watson, 34 years, Irish; Anna Maria Witson' I 11 years, Irish ; William George Watson, 10 years' ITT s ww et ne Watson . 8 years, Scotch ; Thos! | Henry Watson, 6 years, Cape; James Wnfann a. I C^ 3 ' S ap .®,; paries Watson, 2 years, Cape ; John \ £ ol .™ S ™ lth > 30 yea™, laborer, English; Rebecca j Smith, 23 years, English; Richard John Smith 2 y , e . a i -3 ' '• ® e ° r ge Ludlam, 25 years, butcher, English ; Ellen Ludlam, 24 years, Cape ; John Wall 36 years, baker, Irish ; Ann Wall, 32 years, Irish ; J. P Wall, C years, Irish ; John Green, 32 years, laborer, English ; k.. Eice, 32 yeara, laborer, English, A E Bice, 27 years, English; 11. 3. Eice, 2 years, Cape-' James Robertson, 35 years, slater, Scotch, Thomas Mulcaley, 27 years, blacksmith, Irish; Charles Holloway, 24 years, farm labourer, English'; Marcaret Holloway, 23 years, Scotch; John Holloway 21 years, farm labourer, English: Emmanuel Holloway 17 years, farm labourer, English : Francis Harvey' .31 years, farmer, English; Sarah Harvey, 27 years' English; Ed-ward Harvey, S years, English; Frank Harvey, 3 years, English;* James Harvey, 3 months, English; James Jfartlott, 24 years, wheelwright! English ; Timothy Corbett, 40 years, labourer, Irish ; Margaret Corbett, 31, years, Irish; Catharine Cor' bett, 17 years, Irish Augustus Corbett, 10 years, , Cape; Timothy Corbett,.Byears Cape; Samuel Corbett, G years, Cape'; Join Allen, 34 years, navvie, English; Ellen Ellen, 20 years, Irish ; John Allen 3 years, Cape; Henry Allen, 1 year Cape: John Fahey, 20 years, labourer, Irish ; Wilhelm Braur, 28

years, labourer, German ; Henrotta Braor, 29 years, German : Anna Uraur, 3 years, Capo; Louis Braur, 3 months, Cape; Eolieit Linnell, 24 yeais, navvie, English; Elizabeth Linnell, 25 yours, English; Goorge Linnell, 3 years, Cape; Patrick Henncssy, 33 years, carpenter, Irish; Elizabeth Hcnnessy, 39 years, Irish; Alexander Hammond, 18 years, railway labourer, Irish ; Patrick O'Brien, 27 years, labourer, Irish; Mary O'Brien, 22 years, Irish; William O'Brion, 22 years, Capo ; Cornoy O'Brien, 12 years, Capo; Cornelius Egan, 30 years, labourer, Irish; Mary Egan, 25 years, Irish; Cornelius Egan, 7 years, Irish; Johanna Egan, 5 years, Irish; Mary Ann Egan, 12 years, Cape; John Blanch, 27 years, labourer, Irish; Margaret Blanch, 28 years, Irish; Ellen Blanch, 3 years, Capo; Thomas Blanch, 7 months, Capo; John Murray, 36 years, navvie, Scotch ; Peter McGregor, 32 years, mason, Scotch ; Mary Ann McGregor, 22 years, English; Richard McGregor, 4 yours, Capo ; liebecca McGregor, 22 months, Capo ; Robert Hughes, 34 years, shoemaker, Irish ; Patrick Deane, 24 years, painter, Irish ; Margaret Deane, 19 years, Irish ; Michael Pago, 42 years,) labourer, Irish ; Thomas Pumfroy, 34 years, wagoner, English ; Edward Dalton, 30 years, labourer, English ; George Spinks, 24 years, labourer, English ; Bridget Spinks, 23 yoars, Irish ; Henry O'Neil, 24 years, labourer, Irish ; Mary O'Niol, '26 years, English : "William 11. o'.Nicl, 1 year, Capo; George Palmer, 45 years', labourer, English ; John Johnson, 32 3'ears, labourer, English ; John Joncß, 33 years, wagonmnker and carpenter, English ; Susan Jones, 27 years, English ; Samuel Jones, G years,J

English ; William Jones, 3 years, Capo ; Sarah Ann Jones, H year, Capo ; Michacl Enright. 25 years. .labouror,lrish ; Helen Enright 23 yoars,"TnsH ; John Enright, 15 months, Cape ; James Wells, 27 years, carpenter, Scotch ; Isabella Wells, 2o years, Scotch : William Wells, year, Capo ; James \Y ells, ti months, Capo ; Alexander Wells, C months, Cape ; John Farroll, 27 years, labourer, Irish ; Mary Farroll, 24 years, Irish: Patrick Farroll, 3 years, Cape; Margaret Farroll, 7 months, Cape; Win. Morgan, 21 yrs., carpenter, English ; Elizabeth Morgan, 20 yrs..English ;Michl.Cronan, 26yis., labourer, Irish; Mary Oronan, 25 years, Irish : Bridget Cronan, 5 years, Cape ; James Cronan, 1 year Cape; Charles Priest, 30 years, sawyer, English ; Mary Priest, 22 years, Irish; "\^ii- j William Priest, 22 years, Capo; Susan Priest, 1 year, Cape ; George Tippett, 3-5 years, shoemaker, English; Hezia Tippett, 27 years, English ; Arthur Tippett, 5 years, Cape ; John Tippett, 4 years, Capo ; Mary Tippett, 2 months, Cape; Thomas White, 39 years, carpenter, English; Sarah White, 34 years, English ; Sarah Jane White, 42 years, English; Thomas White, 12 years, Capo; Andrew Mare, 29 yoars, carpenter, Scotch; Margarot More, 2-5 years, Scotch; David Mare, 9 months, Capo ; Wm. Mcintosh, 32 years, carpenter, Scotch ; Jessie Mcintosh, 34 years, Scotch; John White, 34 years, engine-fitter, Scotch ; Johannes B. Kilian, 26 years, carpenter, Capo ; Emily Kilian, 20 years, Cape ; Hendrina Annie Kilian, 0 months, Cape ; Ludwig Nauilidt, 20 years, carpenter, German ; John Murray, 22 years, laborer, Scotch ; Thou. Bates, 26 years, laborer, English ; Arthur Kraser, 29 years, plasterer, Scotch ; Elizabeth Fraser, 25 years, Scotch ; James Eraser, 15 years, Scotch ; Mary Frafer, 1 year, Cape ; Joseph McManus, 29 years, plasterer, Scotch ; Jane McManus, 25 years, Scotch ; Alexander McManus, 8 days, Capo; Thomas lliclcey, 35 years, laborer, Irish; Catherino Hickoy, 29 years, Irish; Thomas 11 iekey, 12 years, Capo; Mary Ann Hickey, 11 years, Capo; Catherino Hickey, 9 years, Capo; Ellen Hickey, 7 years, Capo; Michael Hickey, 0 years, Cape; John Ilickoy, 4 years, Cape ; Eliza Hickey, 1 year, <"ape ; Bridget Millard,

22 years, Irish; William Gibbs, 22 years, cabinetmaker, English ; Ann Gibbs, 21 years, Irish ; Edward Bottommore, 48 years, laborer, English ; Harriet Bottorumoro, <14 rears, English ; John Botfoinmore, 15 years, English; Mary Bottommore, 12 years, English ; Charles Scott, 34 years, laborer, Scotch j Lydia Scott, 23 years, English ; Erailie Scott, 6 years, Caye; Francis Garner, 30 year.*, English; Sarah Garner, 20 years, English ; James Harvey, 30 years, laborer, English ; Elizabeth Harvey, 21 years, English ; Lydia Harvey, C weeks, Cape ; John Ilead, 32 pears, laborer, English; Louisa Head, 31 years, English; Jessie Head, G years, Cape; William White, 21 years, laborer, English ; William Kelly, 35 years, sawyer, English ; Alico Kelly, 30 years, Irish ; Christopher Kelly, 15 months, Cape ; William Crokham, 29 years, navvie,English; Anna Crokliain, JO years, English 4 George C'rokhnm, 5 years, English; Sarah Anna Crokham, 7 months, Cape ; Henry Morrison, English. 7Tl7ir"following emigrants proceed by the samo ressel, at their own expense : —Thomas Mitchell, 30 Fears, farm labourer, Scotch ; William Ferguson, 24 years, shoemaker, Scotch ; Ada Franeina Simmons, 25 years, Cape ; Elizabeth Creper, 23 years, English ; Richard Dyke, painter, English; Waster Boyes, 3'J >ears, cabinet-maker, Engiish; Emma Boycs, 30 vears; Robert Taylor, 27 years, carpenter, Scotch ; l-homas-Montague, 27 years, bricklayer, English. Stowaways: William Knight, carver; Thomas Fox, labourer ; and Henry White, labourer. There ivere three deaths on the passage —all chiliren, from teething. Their namos were Corny O'Brien, William Wells, and Eliza Hickey. ' The passengers speak in the highest terms of the :ondoct and kindness received from Capt. Eriekson, is will he seen from the following testimonial, which ias been handed to us for publication " Barque Steinwaerder, " October 12, 1861. 'To tho Captain and Officers of the barque $ "Steinwaorder. " Gentlemen, —We, tho undersigned emigrants m board the barque Steinwaerder, beforo leaving the ihip, beg to express our acknowledgments to yourself 'or the kindness and attention shown to all, both by jfficers and crow, during the voyage from Cape Town ;o Auckland ; and cannot but express our conviction iat it is owing to your care and attention that so nany of the sick have been spared to reach tho end >f the voyage. Wo therefore have gr utpleasuro in wishing you may have may have many prosperous voyages in store. " We are, dear Sir, " Your grateful passengers, [Here follow the signatures of 70 passengers.]

October, 13, 1864. O.i board the barque Steinwaerder, Captain Ericksen, Sik, —I feel it my duty to thank yon most sincerely for the kindness I received from you dming my long fcickneßs I endured on board. I tliank you very mueli for tho kind and prompt attendance you j aid me, and all the good things which you gave me to revive me from iny long and dreary sickness, and T also thnnk you for all the kindness which my wife and child received from you. Arjd it is my sincere •wish that tho Lord may spare you many a year after this, and that yon may always receive from others the same kindness which we received from you. This is the wish out of the bottom of my heart. I remain your well •wisher, Johannes Behnakdus Kiliran, Emigrant from Capo of Good Hope to New Zealand. Tho Steiuwaerder had no cargo whatever, and is consigned to Mr. C. Petschler. ; _ A barque called the Alfred was to follow her with a largo number of passengers a few days afterwards. The brig Annie Laurie for Valparaiso, and the schooner fc-ea Breeze for Russell, both left yesterday. The s.s. Wellington, Cnptain Francis, arrived in tho Manukau from the South yesterday morning. 3he sails again on Tuesday next. Owing to tho inadequate accommodation afforded for landing cattle, Messrs. A. S. Thomson &, Co., regret to have to announce that they will be unable to despatch tho s.s. Salamander for Sydney until Monday next. Tho barquo Amazone, Capt. Meyer, arrived at Kaipara on Tuesday last, and commenced taking in jargo. The brigantine Union, entered outwards for Newcastle yesterday. The s.s. Wonga Wonga leaves for Coromandel this corning, returning on Monday next, and will proceed to Wangarei direct on Tuesday. Tho barque Chance was positively to sail_from Melbourne for this port on tho 24th ultimo.