Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 340, 14 December 1864, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

POET OF AUOKTj AU 0. . AKBIVALS. Mystery, barque, from Liverpool. _ Coral Queen, scliooncr, from ' -'-0 >-Oulh >.ea Islands. AVongn Wonga, s.s.. from Russell. DEPAKTU 11ES. Queen, s.s., for tlio South. Ivanhoe, schooner, for Mongomii. VESSELS IX JIATU3OUIS. Aleotd, barque, from Newcastle. _ Ann and Jane, barque, from Xewcastle, Albert William, barque, from London. Amfizone, barque, from Kaiparu. British Trident, ship, from Eondon. Bessie, barque, from tho Sandwich Wands. Bellaoilarina, ship, from Sydney. Balliirat, p.s., from Kapicr. Coral Queen, scliooncr, from tho South >-ea Islands. Dart, brig, from Uobnvt Town. 11.11.5.5. Curnfon, from the Kawau. Ida Zoiglor, ship, from London. Jvato Waters, barque, from Ncwcastl Little Fml, schooner, from Kaipara. Mystery, barqne, from Liverpool. Lonis and Miriam, brig, from Sydney. Novelty, p.s., from Mtuuiktiu. Neva, schooner, from tho South Sea Islands. Papeete, brig, from Tahiti. Rapid, schooner, from Tauranga. Sir George Grey, barque, from Kowcastle. Southern Cross, schooner, from a itissioiiury cruise. Surprise, schooner, from Tauranga. l'aworn, schooner, from Xapiervia l'overty Hay. Tonus, brig, from Taranaki. Victoria,' schooncr, from the South Sea Islands. "Wonga "Wonga, s.s., from KusscH. Zillab."schooner, from Napier via the East Coast. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Auckland, s.s., from Melbourne, due 181 h inst. Alice Cameron, barque, from Sydney, (loading): T N C I', New Code. Armstrong, ship, from London, (loading.) Ardbeg, ship, from London, 3rd d.p., H>2o ; sailed August 17. Adelheid, barque, from Lei Hi, sailed August 15. Annie Wood, ship, from London ; sailed Sept. 11. Ccesar Godeffroy, ship, from Cape Town, Und d.p., 7369'; (loading.) Erncstina, ship, from London, (loading.) Empresß, ship, from London, Ist d.p., oSIM ; (loading-) Foam of the Sea, ship, from London ; (loading.) Golden City, ship, from London, Ist d.p., S-17; (loading.) Ganges, ship, from London, Ist d.p., -1 iS- ; (loading.) Helenslee, ship, from the Clyde, T Ci E> U, NewCode; sailed September 12. Hydra, ship, from Newcastle, 3 d. p., 870 G. j Light- Brigade, ship, from London ; 3rd d.p. 07—1 sailed Sept. 23. Lucibclle, ship, from Loudon, Y.G.N'.P.. new code. Matoaka, ship, from London, 2nl d.p., 91St>; tailed Sept. 17. Nimroud, ship, from Loudon, 2nd d.p., GSO-A ; sailed August 12. Nelson, ship, from London, Ist d, p., S7O-; (loading.) Eeihersteig, barque, from Capo Town, 3rd d.p., 5719 ; (loading.) Sea Gull, schooner, from Kaipara. Spirit of tho North, ship, from London, (loading) : 2 d. p., SG7O. Talbot, ship, from Loudon, 2nd p. d., 1470; sailed August 2. Victory, ship, from London, 2nd d.p., 2305 ; sailed Sept. 2nd. Tiola, ship, from Glasgow, 2 d. y>.. 2:) 11. Viscount- Canning, ship, from London, 3 d.p., 1273 sailed Sept. 17. ENTERED INWARDS iiecemiseu 13—Gazelle, 25 tons, Cheshire, from Wung.ipo , ■with 20,000 feet timber— 2 passengers. 13—Janet Grey, 2G tons, Stratford, from tho Great Barrier, with 50 tons firewood. 13—Mary Ann, 21 tons, Trimmer, from Waiheki. with 50 tons firewood. 13—Moa, 15 tons, Church, from Waiheki, Willi 15 tons firewood—l passenger. 13—Eclair, IS tons, Lloyd, from Coromaiidel, with 12,000 feet timber, 12 "kauri posts, o0 rails—2 passengers. 13—Frances, 20 tons, Pain, from r.laliuranyi, v.ith 780 bushels lime, 70 feet piles, 10 ewt. p-atatoes—l passenger. 13 —Sarah Alice, 15 tons, Edwards, from Coronian'lel, •with GOOO feet timber, 1 horse, 1 dray. 13 —Mystery, barque, 424 tons, Caughie, from Liverpool.—J. S. Macfarlane and Co., agents. CLEARED OUTWARDS. DECEMBER 13 —Gein, 2-1 tons, Benson, for the East Coast, -with i ton flour, j ton sugar, 1 ton rice. 15 —Mary Ann, 21 tons, Trimmer, for the Thames, ■with firewood for the Miranda redoubt. 13 —Janet Grey, 20 tons, Stratford, for Napier, with 120,000 bricks. 13 —Moa. t-5 tons, Church, for Waiheki, in ballast— 1 passenger. 13—Frances, 23 tons, Dain, for Mahurangi, with 2 cases gin, 2 cases brandy, 1 bag maize, 1 case groceries—3 passengers. —Eclair, IS tons, Lloyd, for Corou.andel, with 1 keg butter, 3 bags flour, I bag suit, 1 pianoforte, 1 ton furniture—i passengers. —Ivanhoe, schooner, 72 tons, McGregor, for Jlongonni, with, 2 boxes tobacco, 1A tons biscuit, 1 crate crockery, 3 cases brandy, 3 cases porter, 1 cask eider, (j boxes groceries, 500 feet timber—3 passengers. 13—Sarah Alice, 15 tons, Edwards, fur Coromandel, with \ ton flour, -I- bags bran, 1 case sardines, 3 cases lemonade, 1 case tobacco—s passengers. 13—Boncta, 28 tons, Peterson, for Wangarie, with •1 tons flour, 1 ton sugar, 1- ton salt, 2 bales 2 cases drapery, 1000 feet timber—s passengers. 13—Queen, s.s., 177 tons, Cellem, lor Napier and Southern ports, with 2 bales 1 case 1 parcel draper}-, Thomson, Reitli i: Co. : 3 cases 1 truss drapery, A. Clark & Son.; G cases wino, C. Petschler; 1 parcel, G. P. Pierce; 1 box glass, Newman A: Ewen: 12 cases 2 bales drapery, 12 cases oilman's stores, .1. W. Uurnside Jc (Jo. ; 1 box rennets, W. Graham ; horses, Corbet! ; 1 portmanteau, 1 tin box, Conlev; 3 cases stoics, Militia; 2 eases stores Commissariat; for Napier. 1 cask glassware, Newman & Ewen; 1 puce! paper, Lyster : 1 case stores, Commissariat ; I'm- Wellington. 1 parcel, G. P. Pierce; for LyHelton. Passengers—Messrs. Mason, Rhodes, J. Hall, J. C. Crawford, C. Lee, W. McLean, J. G. Miles, K. Patterson, Ml*. Buchanan—Members General Assembly ; Messrs ikithgalc, Macboy, and Mrs. McConnack, for Wellington—Messrs. De IVlechet, E. Turner & J. l>jr Napier.-—Combes aud Daldy, agents. 13—Planet, 2G tons, Campbell, for the Great Barrier, in ballast. 13—British Trident, 1290 tons, Wright, for Poini"d. ; Galle.—W. S. Laurie, agent. " IMPORTS FOREIGN. Per Mystery, from Liverpoolll ,i;,so i,., gs wheat, containing 578 tons, 17 ewt., 2 qrs., 1-llbsT, 2 boxes books.—J. S. Macfarlane & Co. Tho clipper schooner Coral Queen, Capt. Trayte returned from the Soutli Sea Islands yesterday afternoon after an absence of only live weeks and four days from this port. She left Ailuiaki on the 2Sth November, experiencing light variable winds throughout, and made tho passage brick in sixteen days. The Coral Queen brings the following cargo in splendid condition : SO,OOO oranges, 1,000 pines, 15 bunches green bananas, 4 hhds. oil. N. Z. S. N. Co.'s s. Wonga Wonga, Capt. Thompson, left Auckland at 2 p.m. on Saturday lart, arriving at Kawau at 6 p.m, landed passengers and luggage there, and left again at 7 p.m., arriving at Russell at 9 a.m. next morning (Sunday). Left Russell at U p.m. oiyMonday, arriving at "lvawau at 0 a.m. next morning (yesterday), and dropped anchor in this harbour at 1.30 p.m. Passengers—Mrs. Carle-ton, Mrs. Watkins, Mr. T. C. Williams, Mr. Clark, and 1: others. Tho schooner Sylph and cutler MidniyM boih arrived at Russell lit 11 a.m. on Sun.lay last. The s.s. Queen, for tho South, and schooner Ivanhoe, for M.ongonui, both sailed yesterdav. The ship British Trident cleared yesleidav f..jPoint do Galle and sails this morning. The s.s. Wellington is due in the Manuk<>u from the South this day.

Tile scliooncr Surprise, Captain \\ allure, left Tauranga on Friday last, and had light: weather oil the pas.-age, arriving in harbour at 5 p.m. yesterday. Spake tho Tanrangi off Capo Colvilie on Sunday. The .11. L. Kut-ers wa; lving at Tauranga, wind bound, the Whitbv bad sailed for \\ angaroa with horses, and the Ringdove, Sydney, and Tay, lor Auckland. ARIiTVAT, OF THE The fine iron barque Mystery, Capt- Caughie, arrived in harbour yesterday morning, after a fair passage of 112 davs fr.nn Liverpool. She sailed on the 2Sr,l August. t::';ing her dejnrturo from Tuskar on ilie 2(it!i. and the coast, ol t'ornsvall on the 27th. l'assed nu!>ide Die Cape de Ve:d Islands, experiencing verv liu'ht A'. IC. trailes. they hanging mostly to the Southward. Crossed the line on the night of the 2Sth Sept., with a line Southerly bree/.e, in longitude c Tho N.K. trades jiroved very variable and 1 ii^'lll, the niei hlian el the Cape c»t C0»...d ilo]>e being passed on lite 25th (Mobcr, in latitude 11 = S. Mun down her E.a-iing in ah nt.s(l - , experiencing very Mronu aud ."S. \\ . winds; between jjar.dl-ls ot -It 6 and -10° S., -o - ts> :W c K. Severel icebergs were sren. l-'rt in Uh- l.'aj e id Good ll'-pe to .lasmania a run was made, she pasMng to the South of it mi the Novi-mbi r. but from tluuee to tHis eoart. light .".nd b.-.lliirg weather was experienced. The til-.-1 land sighte 1 on Ibis eoa-t was False llokiauga on the !'t!i in-tant, since winch time she lets Pet n d> taii.ed by ]i:;!it, winds and calms. The only v..5.-el jpolivn was tho iron brig Windhover. on the sth instaui, from Lyttelton bound to Svdncv, 12 days out. A brig aud a schooner was passed on tin- US!!i ult. The My.-tery 1 ving-= n > i~us-.-ng-.-rs. but a lull cargo of wheat (57S ions), eensigned to jlessrs. >1. S- Macfarlane Co. A Tib'l VAL OE THE ALEETA. Tlie line Aniei iean 'empae Ah via. Captain Gallison, 1-. t't Newcastle on thi- i-t iur-iaat, and had tine pleisant nortlierly wea.the:- all the pas-s .uo, making tlie 'lliree Kings oil tlie io;ii instant, and arriving in harbour at midnight last night, (,'a Monday morning last spake the Maid of Kent, b.-un 1 to Kaipara, oil'the Lay of Islands. The Aieeta 1 l int; •• LT>O head cattle, [ in good condition, cousigmd to s ; :.-. A. L. Thompson and Co. The :-[,!]) Liudsa\s, and barque Lombard, wire io follow with despateh, and iiio Lady Young was said to chartered.