Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 334, 7 December 1864, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVAL. Sylph, schooner, from Russell. DEPARTURES. Kate, barque, for Svdney. Wonga Wonga, s.s., for Wangarei via Kawau. Sandfly, gunboat, for Tauranga. Fairy, schooner, for Tauranga. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Albert William, barque, from London. Amateur, schooner, from Newcastle, N.S.W. Amazone, barquo, from Kaipara. Beautiful Star, s.s., from Napier. British Trident, ship, from London. Bessie, barque, from the Sandwich Islands. Bella Marina, ship, from Sydney. Ballarat, p.s., from Napier. Eagle Speed, ship, from London. Fairfield, ship, from Adelaide. H.M.S.S. Esk, from Sydney. H M.S.S. Harrier, from the Manukau. H.M.S.S. Curaijoa, from the Kawau. H.M.S.S. Eclipse, from "Wellington. Henry and Edward, schooner, from Dunedin. Ida Zeigler, ship, from London. Maid of Kent, schooner, from Kaipara. Novelty, p.s., from Manukau. Papeete, brig, from Tahiti. Pearl, ketch, from Canterbury. Rapid, schooner, from Tauranga. Success, schooner, from Napier. Sir George Grey, barque, from Newcastle. Southern Cross, schooner, from a Missionary cruise. Sylph, schooner, from Russell. Susannah Cuthbert, s.s., from Port Waikato Venus, brig, from Taranaki. "Victoria, schooner, from the South Sea Islands. Wild Wave, schooner, from Eaipara. 2iillah, schooner, from Napier via the East Coast. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Alice Cameron, barque, from Sydney, (loading); T N CP, New Code. Ann and Jane, barque, from Newcastle, 1 d. p., 412. Armstrong, ship, from London, (loading.) Ardbeg, ship, from London, 3rd d.p., 1023; sailed August 17. Adelheid, barque, from Leith, sailed August 15. Aleeta, barque, from Newcastle. Annie Wood, ship, from London ; sailed Sept. 11. Coesar GodeSroy, ship, from Cape Town, 2nd d .p., 7369 ; (loading.) Claud Hamilton, s.s., from Melbourne, due 9th inst. Dart, brig, from Hobart Town, 1 d: p., 2574. Ernostina, ship, from London, (loading.) Empress, ship, from London, Ist d.p., 3524 ; (loading.) Foam of the Sea, ship, from London ; (loading.) Golden City, ship, from London, Ist d.p., 8 247 (loading.) Ganges, ship, from London, lnt d.p., 4182; (loadHelensfee, ship, from the Clyde, TQD G, New Code; sailed September 12. Hydra, ship, from Newcastle, 3 d. p., 8706. Sate Waters, barque, from Newcastle, TKSIH,New Code. Louie and Miriam, brig, from Sydney, (loading) ; Q V W T, New Code. Light Brigade, ship, from London j 3rd d.p., 6721 sailed Sept. 23. Lucibelle, ship, from London, V.G.N.D., new code. Mystery, barque, from Liverpool, Ist d.p., 4052; sailed Sept. 20. Katoaka, ship, from London, 2nd d.p., 9456; sailed Sept. 17. Nimroud, ship, from London, 2nd d.p., 6804; sailed August 12. Kelaon,;ship, from London, Ist d. p., 8702; (load- _ kg.) Keihersteig, torque, from Cape Town, 3rd d.p., 8749 ; (loading.) Sea Gull, schooner, from Kaipara. Spirit of the North, ship, from London* (loading:) - 2 d. p., 5670. Talbot, ship, from London, 2nd p. d., 1470; Bailed August 2. Victoiy, ship, from London, 2nd d.p., 2305: sailed Sept. 2nd. Viola, ship, from Glasgow, 2 d. p., 2341. Viscount Canning, ship, £vom London, S d.p.. 1275 sailed Sept. 17. ENTERED INWARDS DBCEMBER ■—Isabella* 31 tons, Yeale, from Omaha, with 60 tons firtwood. 6—Victoria, 18 tons, Hepa, from Mongonui, with 18 bales wool, 3 tons gum—2 passengers. 6—Helen, 23 tons, Moodie, from Wangaroa, with 1000 feet timber, 7000 shingles, 1 bale woo], £ ton potatoes—2 passengers. 6—Eclair, 18 tons, Lloyd, from Coromandel, with 70,000 feet timber—2 passengers. 6—Annie Laurie, 30 tons, Stuart, from Wangarei, •with 20 tons firewood, 6 pigs, 10 boxes eggs—l passenger. 6—Venus, 183 tons, Kean, from New Plymouth, •with 90 tons coals.—Cruickshank, Smart and Co., agents. 6—Kororareka, 18 tons, Dunn, from the Barrier, with 30 tons firewood. 6—Agnes, 24 tons, Williams, from Matakana, with 50 tons firewood. <3—Betsy, 36 tons, Trimmer, for Mahurangi, with 70 tons firewood. 6—William Pulham, 16 tons, Brady, from Coromandel with SOOO feet timber —3 passengers. 6—Mariwiwi, 16 tons, Brown, from Puhoi, with 400 rails, 300 feet blocks, 12 tons firewood —6 passengers. 6—Orpheus, 21 tons, Inness, from Matakana, with 40 tons firewood, 300 feet house blocks. CLEARED OUTWARDS. DECEMBER 6—Pearl, 28 tons, Russell, for Wellington, in ballast. 6—Three Brothers, 18 tons, Seymour, for Mangawai. with 3 tons flour, 2 bags sugar, 2 chests tea, 5 barls pork, 2'barls biscuits, 2 tanks, 1 case porter, 2 bags rice, and 6 head cattle —5 passengers. 6—lsabella, 31 tons, Veale, for Omaha, in ballast. 6—Planet, 26 tons, Campbell, for the Barrier, in ballast. 6 —Eclair, 18 tons, Lloyd, for Coromandel, with 1 caso -vinegar, 3 bags flour, 4 bags provisions—7 passengers.- " 6—Fairy, 37 tons, McLeod, for Tauranga, with 30 tons hay, and 15 cases cyder. 6—Agnes, 24 tons, Williams, for Matakana, in ballast. 6—Orpheus, 21 tons, Inness, for Matakana, in ballast. 6—Marawiwi, 16 tons, Brown, for Puhoi, in ballaßt. 6—Betsy, 35 tons, Trimmer, for Tauranga, with 70 tons firewood. 6—Kate, 341 tons, Sherlock, for. Sydney, with 53 hhds. rum, 167 bags coffee, 10 hhds, claret, 92 bales wool, 7150 feet timber, and 800 hides. Passengers, Mr. Cattle, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Law, Mrs. JHerne, Mrs.."White,.Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. Xynch, Scott, Grones, Mills, Speedy, Philips, Law, King, Milve, Hand, Williamson, 4 soldiers, and King. 6—Amateur, 239 tons, Longmuir, for Newcastle, in ballast. ENTERED OUTWARDS. DECEMIIER G—British Trident, ship, for Point de Gallc. 6—Fairfield, barque, for Newcastle.

The schooner Sylph, Captain. Norris, left Russell on Saturday night last, and arrived here yesterday afternoon, bringing a cargo of -wool, and 10 passongers, amongst -whom are six of the crew of the steamer Aphrasiia, recently wrecked, one policeman and a prisoner. The barque Kate, for Sydney; s.s. Wonga "Wonga, for "Wangaj.-ei via the Kawau ; gunboat Sandfly and Fairy, schooner, for Tauranga, all sailed yesterday afternoon. The ketch Pearl, Captain Russell, cleared yesterday for Wellington, and sails this morning. The schooner Amateur, for Newcastle; Henry and JEdward, for Jirisbano; and Maid of Kent, achooner, for Kaipara, < ill sail to-day. ' All claims against the ship British Trident aro to be sent in by noon to-morrow to her agent—Mr. S. Laurie. She entered outwards yesterday for Point do Galle. The ship Fairfield, Capt. Hall, has completed tho discharga'of her cargo, and entered outwards at tho Custom House yesterday, for Newcastle, N.S.W. The ship Talbot, now 127 days out from London, is anxiously looked for and may be expected to make her number at any hour. The Nimroud, 117 days, and Ardbeg, 112 days out from tho Downs .are also hourly expected#

The barque Amazono is fast filling up for London, and is oxpncted to sail ahout the beginning of next month. The ship Tda Ziegler has also commenced loading for the same port. We have much pleasuro in noticing n. handsome addition to our coasting fleot, by the arrival of two fine schooners from tho coast. Tho first is the schooner Rosella, built and owned by Mr. «Tohn Sullivan, of Mahurangi. Sho is n forc-nnd-after of beautiful model, built under particular inspection, and no expense whatever spared in her formation, being^coppered and copper fastened; sho is 50 feet keel, 65 feet over-all, beam 16 feet 8 inches, 7 feet 9 inches depth of hold, nnd about 50 tons register. The other vesse' is also a fine forc-and-after, named tho Saucy Lass, built at Omah by Mr. Matheson, and is ft craft which reflects upon her builder the highest credit; her dimensions avo—s4 feet keel, lG'r feet beam, 7 foot depth of hold, and about 40 tons register. Both vessels aro intended for tho coasting trade, for which thoy are well adopted, and wo wish their spirited and enterprizing builders and owners every SUCCOSS, and may they afford them such inducement as to build many moro such craft. Tho cook of tho Ouse, bound from Sunderland to Alexandria, has been charged with attempting to poison the whole crew. Thrco of them, it seems, died, but " An writing to tho Times, suggests that thoy died of eating bad pork. There is a disease among pigs, iu which they become infected with a minute worm called trichina spiralis. If the meat thus poisoned is not particularly well cooked, the worm enters tho consumer's system, and gradually cats him also, causing disease or death. The complaint is woll known in Germany, and even in England several cases have been reported, particularly at Birmingham, and Professor GamgCO mentioned to the committee on diseased cattle the necessity for special precautions against the evil. Pork is not often eaten by the rich. half cooked, but sailors eat it nearly raw, and it remains sometimes in sausages only just heated through.