Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 892, 22 September 1866, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

AUCKLA D. Weather.— September 21—Stormy. Win! S.IV. AKRITAIS. SEPI'EMBKIt 21— H.M.n.p. Eclipse, Captain Freeman tie, from Sydney, the 11th instant21—Wellington, s.s., 261 tons, "Renner, from Ta'iranga and the South, with general cargo, and 37 passengers. —Comber and Daldv, agents. 21—Sea Bree/.e, schooner, 70 tons, N'orris, from Bussell, with, cattle, gum, ic., 1 passengers.—Edmonds & Jakins. azen s. 21 Sovereign of the Seas, cutter, 29 tons, Inness, from Tairua, with sawn timber. INWARDS COASTWISE. HKPTEMHEU 21 —Petrel, from Coromandel, ,in ballast, 9 passengers ; Elf, from Puhoi, with i'o tons firewood, 2,000 shingles ; Heather Bell, from Kaipura, with 60 cases gum, 10 bags gum; Sovereign of-the Sea, from Tairua, with 20,000 feet timber ; Sydney, from Mahurangi, with 28 tons firewood. OUTWARDS COASTWISE. BEPTEMHKK 21—Elf, for Puhoi, in billiißt. INWARDS FOREIGN. iEI'TBMHEIt 21— Pegasus, ship, 1,183 tons tons, Cornwall, from London, with goueral ctrgo and passengers.— Combes and Daldy, agents. 21—Harriet Nathan, barque. 113 tons, Lloyd, from llobart Town. Passengers—William Swan, John Coulter, Charles and John Crow, David Drummond, Thomas Salter, William Jenner.— Captain, agent. OUTWARDS FOREIGN. SEPTEMUKB 21—Rob Rob, ship, 822 tons, Sang.ster, for Callao, in ballast. —Cruekshank, Smart it Co., agents. IMPORTS. Per Harriet Nathan, from Hobart Town :— O.j caaas green fruit, IS do. jam, 100 bags oats, 10 ditto flour, 7000 palings, 00(> posts and rails, ISOO feet timber, 100 tons stone, 50 cases apples, order. ARRIVAL OF H.M.3. ECLIPSE. H.Ttf.S.S. Eclipse, Captain Freemantle, arrived in harbour at an early hour yesterday morning, after a good run of six days and-a-half from Sydney. She left Port Jackson at 1 a.m. on the 14th, with the English mail for the naval squadron, and experienced fine weather throughout; mauing the passage partly under steam and partly under sail. No vessels were sighted. H.M.K.S. Challenger, had arrived at Sydney from England. . The P. and O. Co. s.s. Madras arrived at Sydney •withj the mails, on Thursday, the loth inst., at 1.30 p.m. The Auckland mails were to leave by the s.s. Auckland on the 17th, at noon. On the passage down the Kclipse was hove to for two hours olf Piercv's Island, whilst her crew was exercised at shot and shell practice from the big guns. The Eclipse, which has been almost made a new boat of since her last visit here, leaves for England at the beginning of next month. "We have to thank the ward-room officers for later Sj dney papers, containing the English telegrams. THE CHALLENGER. H.M.S.S. Challenger, Commodore Roclifo d McGuirr, which was telegraphed off Cape Otwav on the afternoon of Sunday, the oth instant, arrived at Bydney all well on the 12th at 1 1> m. She was to "leave for this port on the l!)th, and, being a fast ship, may shortly be looked for. Upon the arrival of the Challenger here the •Curajoa will leave for Auckland. ARRIVAL OF THE S.S. WELLINGTON. The N.Z.S.N. Co.'fl s.s. Wellington, Capt. Renner, left Wellington on the 17th instant at 5 p.m.; arrived at Napier on the 18th at 4 p in. ; left Napier on the 19th at 1 p.m. ; arrived at on the 20th at 8 p.m ; left'l'auranga at 11 p.m. same day ; called at Kamu Island at 11.30 a m.; left at 12.30' and arrived here at 2.30 p.m. yesterday. Experienced strong head wind and sea throughout the passage. The following is a list of the Wellington's passengers and cargo : — Passestgeks—Mijnr and Mrs. Coote, for I\;iwau Mrs. Plumpton, Lieutenant Hope, HM.S.S. Brisk •Rev. Mr. burrows, Kev. Mr. Bunbury, Rev. Dr. .Payne, Messrs. Johnson, Williamß, Clarke, Knott, Skeyne, Ridge, Chad wick, McDonald, Pell, Brentxiell, Marshall, tfobin.son, Cohn, Thomas Heath, ILeaay, McLaughlin. Cunningham, Barber, Bovle, Mrs.Gladding, 9 soldiers. 1 prisoner. Cargo.—l case, iiegistrar of Deeds; 59 casks brandy, Bucholz and Go.; 1 casks coffee, 6 cases, 1 barrel, 3 cases merchandize, Gregg and Co. 1 box, Somerfield ; 2 casks white lead, Bncholz; 1 buggy, Major Baker; 2 hor.-e?, Major Baker; 1 horsfe, Lieut-Colonel Pitt ; 2 boxes apparel, Pascoo; 2 cases drugs, Wi'liams; 3 cases drugs, 4 cises drugs, "WeUman; 2 plough blocks, Grabacn; 1 p!;g. Ft i--ilonary, B.N.Z. ; 1 parcel. Bruce ; 1 case, Kev. Mr. Buller ; S3 boxes candles, Pain and Abbott. We are indebted to purser Joyht for full files of ; Southern papers. The s.s. Lord Ashley, Captain Hagley, had arrived tat Wellington from this port, and sailed again for rthe South on the 17th. Thb Sea Bkeeze.—Tbe schooner Sea Breeze, Captain W. Norris, from Russell, arrived at the Tamaki yesterday, bringing a cargo of 20 head cattle, 10 tons kauri gum, kits dried fnh ; also the following passengers —Mr. Dixon, Mr. Williams, Mr. iialp. and 5 in the steerage. She will come up harbour thb morning. The 'barque Annie Melhuish is announced to sail for Newcastle and Sydney on Thursday next. The P.N.Z. and A.K.M. Co.'s s.s. Auckland, Capt. Harris, arrived at Sydney from this port on tho Sth ■instant, six days out She was to sail again on the 17th, and may therefore be looked for to-day. The barque, Novelty, Captain Austen, which •arrived at Sydney on the 2nd instant, was positively to sail again on the loth, and may, therefore, now bs •considered duo. The King Oscar has made a clipping run from Mauritius of 30 days, and Captain Blix has furnished ns with English news to the 11th Ji]y. The Jessie Kelly had not arrived.—Sydney Herald, Sept. 10. The brig Europa, Captain McDonald, henc?, arrived at Newcastle on the 4th instant, and left .again for Adelaide on the 7th. The schooner Sea Gull, Captain Nolan, ariived at Melbourne from the Kaipara on the Oth inst., after a fine Jain. The s.s. Salamander, Captain Skeene, arrived on -Saturday morning in distress, having been run into iby the s.s. Tararua, in Bass's Straits, on the night of "Tuesday, the 4th instant. She has put into port for necessary repairs, and is now olf Cuthbr-rt's "Wharf for that purpose.—Sydney Herald, September 10. The three-masted schooner T.-ir] r Darling, Captain Harris, has arrived at Melbourne i'or this pjrt after a anost lengthy passage of fcixiy days. The barqua Free Trader, Captain Robinson, has sailed again from Newcastle for tiuj port with coals, :and may bo shortly looked for. The barque Constance, Captain Elliott, sails for San Francisco on Tuesday next, with cargo and passengers. The ship Ernestine his arrived at Adelaide 2'rom Plymouth with immigrant", &c. The cutter Sovereign of the Seas arrived in harTbour yesterday morning from the Tairua Saw-mills, with a cargo of timber, <fcc. The s.s. Kaikoura will be taken into tho tigw Bay Dock on Thursday, when the public will faaye an opportunity of inspecting tho peculiar lines oil which she has been constructed.—Sydney Herald, Sept 12. The barque Kate Waters, having discharged her cargo of cattle, came up from the 'I'amaki last evening to ship stores. The ship Rob Roy, Captain Sangster, cleared at the Customs yesterday for Callao in ballast, and will .sail to-day. The schooners Saucy Lass, Joanna, and Queen, tall sailed from Napier for thia pert with cattle on •the 17th instant. The cutter Betsey was loading, .to sail on the 19th. The steamer Sturt, schooner Celt, and cutte Nautilus, all arrived at Napier, via the Coast on the i 3.3 th instant. I

The cutter Heather Bull, Captain Grundy, entered inwards at the (Woms yesterday from Kaipura with a full cargo o Kauri gum. . , . I'll-! barque Harriet, Nathan came alongside tho wharf ye-terday to commence the discharge other ' *11°,• launch of Mr. Hutchison's now schooner at Onehunga, has boon postponed from to-day until Tuesday next. . Tho p.s. Tasmanian Maid, Oapt. Sson, which is duo from Wangai-'i this evening leaves again for that port on Monday next. . Tho Napier, from London, has not yet arrived, and somo anxiety is felt for her safety, as she is now out 102 days.— Wellington Independent, Sept.lo. The barque Lord Clyde, Capt. Withers, from London, arrived at Nelson, on tho Sth. inst after a passage of 107 days, with 15 passengers and a cargo of general merchandise.