Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 497, 16 June 1865, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

POET OF AUCKLAND. Weather.—June 15.—Fine. Wind S TV. ARRIVALS. "Waitemnta, steam ferry, from the- Kawau. Catherine, barque, from Lvtlclton. Ivanhoe, schooner, from Mongonui. Lee, cut;er, from Cabbage. Bay. Sr.ucy Lass, schooner, from Mercury Baj. civile, schooner, from Wangapoa. ilapci-e, schooner, from Tauranga via Mercury Island and Wangaroi. Kate Grant, sohoonc-r, from Wangarei. Industry, schooner, from Great Omab. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For Newcastle.—Ann and Jane, early. "Fob San- Feancisco.—Trieste, early. Fui: N.u'ieb.—Star of the South, early. Poi: the South.—Egrcont, s.a., ISth. VESSELS US" HARBOUR. H.M.S-S. I?risV. from fliathnm Ts'ands. Annie Matilda, brig, from Coustitucion, Chili. Anr.c Molhuish, barque, from Newcastle. .. !; :ularfi.t, p.*-.. from Napior, repairing. Bon-.bny, ship, from London, repairing. T!ol!p.?iai;r.a, coal bulb. Belgrnvia, ship, from London. Corn! Queen, schooner, from Coral QueeD Islands Clyde , , schooner, from 'Wangapoa. Catherine, barque, from Lyttelton. Dauntless, ship, iron , . London. Empress, ship, from London. Piehp, bmqtip, from Tome, Chili. Fiincy, schooner, from Tamangu Tia the Barrier. Falcon, schooner, from Cabbage Bay. Industry, schooner, from Great Omab. Tvanhre, schooner, from Mongonui. J.".net Grev, cutter, from "Wangapoa. Kate Grant, schooner, from Wangarei. Lancashire "Witch, ship, from London. Lee, cutter, from Cabbage Bay. Marion, coal hulk. schooner, from Tauianga via Mercury and "Wangare*. Palirha, brig, from Mauritius. Star of the s-outh, e.s. from Kapierria Taurangn, repairing. Sylph, schconer, from Tauranga Mercury Bay. Susan, "coal hulk. Saucy La«?, schooner, from Mercury Bay. Tawern, schooner, from Poverty Bay via "Waiapxi. seiocner, from Tanranga. Tries to, Tarouo. from Sydney. "Union, trigantire, from Ifewcaetle. Tictoria, Bcliooncr, from Sontb Sea Islands. S"v*7T!tfrth«r, fbip, from London. "Waitemafa, steam ferry, from the Kawau. 2'il'nh, schooler, from Kapier via the Fast Coast. VESSELS EXPECTED. Alecia, hiis, from Newcastle. Alfred I?fiy, brie, from Melbourne, sailed 31st ultimo, :M G'Q J new code. Aucilacd, £.p., from Melbourne. Balal;lava, i : hip, from Lor.don, 3 d.p., iVj. Consiance, b:nque, from Adelaide, 2 d.p., G279. Canturbury, ship, from London, 2 d.p., 7412 ; (loadine). Part, brig, frem Eobnrt Town, 1 d.p., 2574. Derwent, brig, from "Wellington. Drover, brig, )rom Newcastle, QTHE new code. Eastward 110 !, ship, from New York, 3rd d.p., 9205. John Temperiey, ehip, from London, Srd d.p., 1573. Join. Imncnn, ship, from London ; 3rd d.p., 1325. Kate Waters, baiqiie.from Newcastle, TKMH, new i:ode. Kiwi, Ecl:ooner, from Hokiango. Lombard, barque, from Newcastle, 3 d.p., 582. Lord -Ashley, s.s., from Sydney, 22nd inst. Meteor, schooner, from Mercury Bay. Nymph, cutter, from Russell. 2sovc-lty, barque, from Sydney, 2 d.p., G421. Eapicle, barque, frem Melbourne, 2 d.p., 58. Bob Roy, ship, from London, 2nd d.p., 248. BeEO-ute, ehip, from Glasgow, 2nd d.p. 142. Sea Breeze, schoone-r, from Russell. Tjlcoats, ship, from London ; V P B H, new code. "Waverley, brig, from Valparaiso, 2 d.p., 2540. "Will "WatcL, cutter, from South Sea Islands. ENTERED INWARDS. JUNE 15—Lily, 17 tons, Allan, from "Waiheki, with 30 tons firewood. 15—Zillth, 6G tone, Sullivan, from Napier, via the East Coast, with 120 bags wheat, 10 15—1 atherine, 154 tons, f-mith, from Lyttelton, with 2829 bushels barley, 1002 bushels oats, 1 whale boat. Passenger—F. Prince.— J. S. "Macfarlane and Co., agents. 15—Ivanhoe, 71 tons, McGregor, from Mongonui, with 11 tons gum.—Cruicktbank, Smart & Co , agents. 15—Saucy Lass, :SR tons, McKenzie, from Mercury Bay, with 38,000 feet timber— 4 passengers. 15--Mnry Ann "White, 14 tons, Knight, from "Waiheki, with 23 tons firewood. 15—Lee. 22 tons, Lombard, from Cabbage Bay. with 1G.600 feet timber. CLEARED OUTWARDS. JUNE lo—Lily, 17 ton?, Allan, for "Waiheki, in ballast. 15—Mary Ann "White, 14 tons, Knight, for Waiheki with 1 bag flour, 9 lbs. tea. 35—Wanderer, 23 tons. Mirk, for Tamalii and Coroniaudel, with sundries, 4 head cattle. 2 passengers. " 15—Lee, 22 tons, Lombard, for Cabbage Bay, in ballast. —2 passengers. ENTERED OUTWARDS. JUNE 15—Anno Melhuish, 3C3 tons, Williams, for Newcastle. 15—Union, GT ! tons, Fozon, for Newcastle. . The £ learner Novelty is expected back from Coroznnndel, this evening. The Annie Matilda has hauled alongside the wharf to discharge. The s.s. Egmont sails for the Southern Ports, on tho ISth inat.

Tttk Stab of titk PoiTn. —This fine steamer tnkes her departure, on Saturday nest, for 'Napier, to take in shccji for I.y Helton. I'fr boiler which has recently been replied by Messis. Victory and Mascficld, was tested on "Wedno.-day, and everything proved satisfnetosy. The Anno Jlelhuish nnd Union have both entered out for 'Newcastle. The fine, cutter Loe, Lombard innstor, returned from Cubhage Bay yesterday with a cargo of timber. The clipper schooner Clyde airived last even ins from Mr. T. Craig's Raw-mills, at. Wnngnpon, with another carco of junk timber for the new wharf now in courfo of erection in Custonihoiii-e-strect. Tho Paucy Lass, Cnpt. brought up a cargo of 28,000 feet timber from Mercury Bay. She sailed from thence, on Wednesday morning, and strrived hero early yesterday rooming. The schooner Meteor had eommer.ccd loading when the Saucj Lnss sailed and will probably nrrivo here to-day. Tho schooner Kate Grant, Matzen master, arrived here from Wangarei yesterday morning, bringing up ten pussencer?, 1 ton oats, and two head of cattle She left "Wnnparci at ten am. on "Wednesday and arrived here at 7 a.m. yesterday. After landing her passengers she proceeded to tho Tnmald to discharge her rattle and afterwards returned lo the harbour. The schooner Industry, Cake master, arrived from Grent Omali yesterday morning, bringing- up a cargo of firewood. She reports that tho Argo bad arrived on Monday last, and was to sail for Auckland on Wednesday. The Ptohm Bran.—lbis vessel came oil" the Company's Slip, on Tuesday morning lust, having undergone a thorough overhaul. She went alongside the Mnnulcnvi, and having- coaled, proceeded yesterday to Evans' Bay to adjust her compasses. She returned to the wharf at G p.m., and sailed for Wanganui. shortly afterwards. r Jho S-tonn Tsird, we understand, ■will take the place, and -perform the services of tho Rangatirn on the West Const, the latter vessel performing that of the lady Bird on the East Coast. The lady Bird is now b-ing inspected, and will be ready for sea in about a fortnight. Her b'ilers have been examined by Mr. >'ancariow, and have been found to be on tbe whole in good preservation, although a few slight repairs arc necessary. The Lady Bird, when ready for sea will relieve the s.s. Queen, which will then undergo examination.— JCi-l/wp/oi ut<frer/i.*f>; June R. AimvAT, ov the Chatman—The ship Chapman, Captain Featborstonhaugh, from London, arrived in this harbour at 2.r,0 a.m. on Tuesday morning-, after n passn<re of 100 days from (he Downs. The Chanmnn left Grnve.-ond on Sunday tbe 19th February, nnd anchored in the Downs en tho 22nd, left again on Thursday tlie 25th, and experienced bad weathear during the' iun down channel, which she finally cleared on the 2nd March. In the bay of B Feay the Chapman again fell in with a beuvy gale, which las ted 12 hours the vessel shipping a quantity of water. Purinp- this gale two cases of acid which were on deck commenced leaking, and for the safety of the ship were thrown overboard. The lino wns crossed on the 20th March, in longitude 2f> ° west. Fnssed the meridan of the Cape oil the 27th April in latitude 40 ° south. On tbe 24th May, passtd between two large icebergs. Sighted tbe coast of Kew Zealand on t>e 2nd hist., and arrived ;ik above. The Chapman brinsrs a larpe nnd miscellaneous carfio, five saloon and four second class passengers, of whom the following are tbe nimics :—Mr., Mrs., nnd Mi-s Baiinntync, Jliss Stable, Sir. Montgon.oiy, and Mr. Joseph in Hip saloon ; Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, son r.nd daughter in the second cabin.— Hid. Tit. Gf.ii.om:.—This steamer about which, as we mentioned in our last issue, seme anxiety was felt, arrived at tho nnchrrngo about half-past 6 o'clock on Saturday morning last, having been, as we supposed, detained in Akaroa by the heavy southetly weather prevailing on the coast. She left L\ttelton on Monday "week, with a light f.-u-wesfcrly breeze, which rapidly increased till it blew- a gale of wind, and arrived ai Akaron jetty at Jinlf-piist eiobt the same evening. A heavy gale, van ing between south-west and f-outh-c-tist, wns blowing eft" the Peninsula from Monday ''veiling- until .'! a.m. on Friday morning, nccompiniied during tho whole time with heavy rain. On Wednesday afternoon the steamer made an attempt to continue her voyage, but on reaching the beads -» ns obliged to put back, being unable to fnce the heavy head-sea. She. left Alaro.'i finally en Friday about' 2 p m., and was delayed for a couple of hours at tho beads by a slight accident to her machinery, getting to ecu abrut 4 pm., and arriving in the roadstead at -1 am. as above. Seeing no light 3 on shore Cajtnin Turnt nil hove the vessel to until daylight, when h" ran cl-. se in and anchored. —Timaru Times, June 3.

THE SCHOOXER MAPERE.

The schooner jMapne. \orich only a shoit time jnce mr.k at Taurrrga, was i-uichnfed by Mr. = hwaitcs, nnd subsequently rr.i.'cd. She has already received new top-sides, and a. new stem, and many other i-hicrs have been temporally icjaired. Kow that sl:o lias arrived in port, wo understar.d it is Mr. Thwnitcs' intention to have her thoroughly re] aired, after which, this fine lit tie versd wilicpaml.cn icgiilar trader on the coast, a?!cl will no doubt be as strong and staunch as the day ;he vras launched. The Itliipcre sailed from Tnn:«riga on Thursday last, olid <•« i-aimdny morning put in at ilercuiy Island, owing (o heavy weath'r. She failed ajair. on S!ci;duy, and in the evening experienced a v<ry heavy pale, which compelled her to Jim for Wangaici. Slie sailed from thence yesterday morning-, and arrived in pott at '.) a.m. yesterday. ARRIVAL OF THE CATHERINE. The barque C'atfcerire, 154 tors, Captain fmith, nnive-d in pcit j-etterciny from Lyttellfn, with a cargo of rats. £he has ceen fourteen dajsen the patsage, having failed fiiui Ljltelten rn the 31s>t ultimo. She made ILeEaft Caj.c on the fith d»y out, lmt has r'l c< , hf.d htad wjirls, and lias had to woik up-with a S.AV. wind for 100 miles. Captain £inilh reports that one night when about thirty miles to the south cf the Eai-t Cape, he sniv what he at first took to be a lighthouse, but having no knowledge of any fixed light being placed there, lie was completely puzzled to undeisl.-iiid what it was. He states that it was very clear, and made its appearance about every two minutes. THE SCFOOIvEK, The fine schooner Ivanhce, C'apt. McGregor, returned from early yesterday morning, with seven tons gum. She lift Aiuhiancl last 1 uesday week, with 37 immigrants, and during the passage elown encountered a very heavy wetterly gale, and high confused sea, during which her jib-boom was carried away. She arrived at l£crgomii on Sunday last, having been five doys at sen, and disembarked the whole of her passengers in safety. On Llo/iday evening last fche failed from thcr.ee for Auckland, and experienced strong south-west winds throughout the passage, arriving here at daybreak yesterday morning. There were no -whalera at Hongonui when the Ivanhoe saL'ed. AEBITAL OF THE TVAITF.MATA. The steam ferry "U'liitemata, Captain Martin, returned from the Kawau early yesterday morning, and resumed her usual ferrirs to the-Aorlh Shore. &he left Auckland for the Kawau on Wednesday evening, havirg on benrd, as passerger, llr. ]\'ogan, who conveyed some important despatches to His Excellency tho Governor. The "Waitemata made a good run down of only four hours. L'l on anival there, Mr. Began was landed, and has not returned by the Waitcmata , but we understand that Hie Excellency intended to ."■end fho Eclipse on to Auckland either last evening or this morning -with Mr. jßognn, nndi-he was to return to the Kawau immediately to convey tho Governor and Fuite direct to Wellington. Ceptain Martin brought back some deei atehea for l)r. Pollin and Captain Hone, of H.M. S.t>. Brisk. « . PORT OF ONEITTJNGA. ARRIVAL. i Excelsior, schooner, Iversoii, from Taraimki. j PROJECTED DEPARTURES. i For Waikato.—Thane of Fife, early. Foe Hoiiabt Town.—Shamrock, c.irly. Fob TARAN-AKr.—n.H.S.S. Alexandra, early; early ; Ahuriri, s.s, carlv. TES3ELS EXPECTED. | An Revoir, briguntine, from Port Waikato. Boneta. cutter, from Aotea via Ra"lan. Favourite, cutter, Dixon, from Wuiipanui. Littlo Fred, Echooner. from Port Waikato. Mary Thompson, schooner, O'Connell, from Wanganui. Prince Alfred, Government p.e., Ritchie, from Wongauui.

Ttita, brifr, from Newenstlo. VisliiK rr-g'-rtinfl. from HohnTt, Town. ttoun Uii-d^s- 8 -* lro,ll 0 South, early. VrSSELP IN ITATiBOUII Almriri, steam transport, Shuttlcsrorth, from Wanganui. Albatroi-s, n-hooner, Braund, from Taranaki. pchooner, T-rersoji, from Tarannld Fnirv, Fehr.encr, Pmies, frem TaraiiDki. Moo,' ci al hulk. „ . , Sbamroplr, Oalcs, from Canterbury.—Belbm and IWdell, agents. 'Jbane of Fife, fohornrr. Urges, from Port Waikato.— J. S Macfarlano i Co., ngets. Volunteer, coal hulk. W. ('. AVtntwoith, coal hulk. IT.M.S P. Alexandra, Williams, from Melbourne. Wellington, ss , Finncis, from the South. Wild Wave, ketch, Wyatt, from Kiiipara.

ENTERED INWARDS

15 —Excelsior, f>2 tons, Ivcrson, from Taranaki, in ballast.—D. Kirkwood, agent. Tho schooner Fairj-, Capt. Davifs, for Taranaki, has cleared out with a general cargo and will leave as Foon as the weather permits. The s.s. Ahuriii and ?.s. Alexandra, both for Taranaki or Wanganui, had not left the, harbour last evening. Tt is probable, they will take their departure this morning. The schooner Fxcelsior, Capt. Tverson, arrived at Poponga from Tnrana'ci on Wednesday nionmig and come up the harbour late the same evening. She experienced rough weather on her passage up from Tarnnnki The Thnno of Fife, for Waikato, and tho Phnmroi'k, for Ilobarl Town, are expected to leave in flic course of a few days.