Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 896, 27 September 1866, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

AUCKLAND. Wbatmxr.—September 28—Wind S.E., with ocaulon&l showers. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. H.M.S.B. Curacoa, from Sydney. H.M.8.8. Est, from Wellington. H.M.S.S. Eclipse, from Sydney. H.M.S."*. Falcon, from Norfolk Tsland. Auckland, s.a„ from Sydney. Aspasia, schooner, from Canterbury -ria Taurauga. Anne Melhuish, barque, from Newcastle. Benjamin Heape, barque, from Sydney. Free Trader, barque, from Newcastle, N.S.W. Helen S. Pago, barque, from Brisbane. Harriet King, schooner, from Newcastle*. Harrietts Nathan, barque, from Hobart Town. Kate Waters, barque, from Gladstone. Kate Grant, schooner, from New Caledonia ria Lord ECowb'b Island. Lily, brig, from Adelaide. Lombard, barque, from Queensland. Honarch, ship, from Loudon. Norwood, ship, from London. Vera, schooner, from the South Sea Islands. Pegasus, ship, from London. Biam, ship, from London. Thane of Fife, sohooner, from Napier. VESSEI.3 EXPEOTED. H.M.S.S. Challenger, from Plymouth. Conipore, ship, from l<ondon, 3 d p., 8917. Fanny, schooner, from Melbourne, 1 d.p., 3782 Ida Zeigler, ship, from London, 3 d.p. 76. Joanna, schooner, from Napier. Nautilus, cutter, from Napier. Novelty, barque, from Sydney, 2 d.p., 6421. Saucy liass, sohooner, from Napier. Queen, schooner, from Napier. Winterthur, ship, from London, 2 d.p. 8953, sailed June 25. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Alice Cameron, for Sydney ; Rob Roy, for Callao ; Constance, for San Francisco ; iSiatn, for London ; Monarch, for Melbourne ; Anne Melhuish, for Newcastle, N.S.W.; Nevß, for the Sea Islands; Bi*m, for Hobart Town; Wellington, s.s., for the South. ARRIVALS. BBPTKMBER 26 —Hero, cutter, 30 tons, Joiner, from Mercury Bay, with sawn timber, &c 25—a quila, cutter, 30 tons, Anderson, from Wangmrcii, with ooal, produce, &c. 28 Janet Grey, cutter, 27 tons, Stafford, from Mercury Bay, with sawn timber, &c. DEPARTURES. BEPIEMBER 26 Black Hawk, scho<ner, 41 tons, Griffiths, for Canterbury via Mercury Bav, with timber, &c. 26 H.M.S.S. brisk, Capt. Hope, for S> dney via Morfolk Island.

23—lT*nhoe, schooner, 70 tons, McGregor, for Mongonui, with general cargo, 3 passengers. 26—Alice Camiron, barque, 376 tons, Nearing, for Sydney, with general cargo, troops, &c. 26—"Wellington, s s., 261 tons, Kenner, for the South, with general cargo, 20 passengers. 26 —Constance, barque, 351 tans, Elliott, for San IVancisco, with coal, 13 passengers. 26 —William ard Jula, schooner, 3" tons, Simpson, for Wellington, with limber, &e., 1 passenger. 26—Smuggler, cutter, 30 tons, Petersen, for "Wangarei and Mangapai, with timber, &c, 5 passengers. INWARDS COA.STWT3B. SEPTEMBER 26 —Hero, from Mercury Bay, with 26,470 feet ssvwn timber, 4pae*engera; Janet Grey, from Mercury Bay, with 22,000 feet sawn timber, 4 passengers; Aquila, from Wangarei, with 30 tons coal, 1 ■cask batter, 2 boxes eggs, 3 passengers. OUTWARDS COASTWISE. SEPTEMBER 26 —Sarah Alice, for Ooromindol, with sundries, 6 passengers; Four sisters, for the Wade, with sundries, 7 passengers; Dot, from Matakana, with sundries, 1 passenger; Janet Grey, for Mercury Bay, with sundries, 1 passenger ; (..'omet, for Puhoi, in ialiast; Mapere, for the Great Barrier, with, sundries, 1 passenger ; Alpha, from Wangaruru, with 3,000 feet timber, 3 pa.**engers; Morning Light, for the Barrier, with sundries, 7 passengers ; General Cameron, for Bus-ell, with general merchandise, 4 passengers ; Ivanhje, for Mongonui, with sundries, 3 passengers. OTJTWABD3 INTER-PROVINCIAL. SEPTEMBER 26—"Wellington, s s., 261 t >ns, Renner, for Tauxanga and South, with sundry merchandize for Hapier, Wellington, Canterbury, and « )tago. Passengers—ilr. Peckner, Capt. Skene, T. Wood, and two soldiers, for Tauranga; Miss Green, B. C. Beay, G. Sutton, J Burchell, and I soldier, for Napier; Count Klaprodi, and 2 s 'ldiers, for Wellington ; Mi*s Williams, Mr and Mrs. Cowao and child, Dr. Morrow, and Mrs. Haines, for Wellington.—Combes and 3)aHy, agents. 26—William and Julia, schooner, 33 tons, Simpson, 'for Wellington, with 21,000 ft;.timber, lOs.shes and 'doors, 1 passenger.—Butt and Anderson, agents. INWABDS FOREIGN. SEPCEMBBB 26 —Lombard, barque, 208 tons, Patterson, from Gladstone, Queensland.—J. S. Macfarlane, Agent. OUTWARDS FOREIGN. SEPTEMBER 26—Alice Cameron, barque, 347 tons, Nearing, for Sydney via Brisfrane. Paj->engers —Capt. and Mrs. Creagh, child,and servant; Lieut. Rolleston, Ensign Bant, Assistant Surgeon McShane, 92 men, 5 women, 12 children, 50th BegiV —Hendereon & Macfarlane, agents.

IMPORTS. Per Lombard, from Gladstone, Queonsland; — 202 head cattle, J". S. Macfarlane. EXPORTS. Per Alice Cameron, for Sydney via Brisbane :— 5 iron tanks, Henderson & Macfarlane; 10 cases titter*, Geo. Webster; 61 qr.-barrels ammunition, 2L M. Commisßßiiat. Ooßtom Hotjss—Septeiibrb 26th—Entered Outwards—Norwood, ship, 876 tons, Bristow, for Guam; Lombard, barque, 208 tons, Patterson, for Port Curtis, Queensland. CARGO EXPECTED. Per Cogsipore, from London : 36 packages, R. Imsk; 1 rase, T. Tinne ; 1 box, Creagh ; 3 cases, 12 pkgs., 70 pkgß., order; 16 qr.-rasbs, Hidings and Dowden ; 100 casks, order; 1 ca3e, S. Smith ; 250 cases, Bucholz and Co.; 1 case. F Willis; 2 cases, T. Buddie ; 1 case, order; 1 case, T. Peacocke; 2 bale 9, Cruickihank, Smart & C>.; 100 cases, D. Graham &Co ; 40 pigs., order; 23 pkga., S. H. Smith; 3 cases, Banti of New Zealand; 1 case, P. Batley; 1 case, F. 0. B. Butler ; 97 trunks, G. Turrell; 4 cases, Henderson and Macfar.'ano ; 4 pkgs , A. Clark & Son ; 1 case, S. Fleming; 1 box, J. J. Pig--gott; 1 case, N. Laurie ; 40 cases. 94 pkgs., order; 61 pkgs., D. Nathan ; 3 cases, J. Harris ; 60 cases, JJueholi & Co.; 1 box, E. P. Benn; 1 box, A.N. Maguire ; 1 rase, H. Madden ; 1 keg cased, Lodge ; 1 case, fT. D Magene; 4 bale 3, order; 2 cases, A. llaclntyre; 2 orates, Newman and Kwea; 1 case, Ai Macpherson; 1 case, T. S. Monkhouse ; 4 cases, .J. JJavies; 42 pkgs., R. Lusk; 7 sheen, Mr. TJrquhart; 20 cases, 21 boxes, J. and D. Comrie ; 1 pig., R. Moore; lca-e, Murray; 1 parcel, J. Princes ; 16 pkgs., E. ani BT. Isaacs ; 130 pkgs., 1 case, order ; '2 case", T. Macky and Co.; 5 sheep, W. Rassi>tt; 22 barrels, Bucholz and Co.; 121 pkgs., L\ Evitt; 8 pkgs., Keesing, Doirsh & Keesing; 1 bale, J. Gane ; 200 ewes, order; 178 pkgs., E. &S. leaaes; 3 caßes, IP. A. Crippin ; 610 pkgs., 150 cases, Cruickshank and •Co.; 4 cases, J. Davies ; 4 cases, H. W. Beilley; ■5 carboys, Brown, Campbell and Co.; 12 bundles S. H. b*mith ; 4 pkgs., 23 pkejs., W. Grahame; 1 ease, E. Phillips; 14 sheep, 11 pkgß., Cruickshank •and Co.; 1 oase, W. Rattray; 4 oases, Gilfilhn and C*.—Walter Grahame, agent.

Per ship Ida Zeigler, Captain A. Reynolds, from London: 35 blocks etono, Oruickshank, Smart and Co. ; 2 casks, 9 cases, order ; 4 packages, W. B. Upton and Co.; 179 boxes, Bucholz and Co. ; 22 packages, T. H. Hall; 1 case, Hay and Hon»yman 30 barrels, order; 6 cases, S. H. Smith, 6 packages, R. Lusk ; 20 cases, order ; 1 case. Bank of Australasia ; 1 parcel, 2 parcels, address ; 6 cases, J. Leach ; I bos, address; 7 packages, order; 27 packages, R. Lusk; 8 cases, T. H. Hall; 1 parcel, 1 case, address ; 22 packages, R. Lust; 47 packages, 30 hhds. order ; 1 box, 3 paolcases address ; 85 cases, order ; 5 cases, Henderson ana Macfarlano; 2 bales, Thompson Keith and Co. : 1 cask, 2 packages, S. H. Smilh ; 7 package*, 8 cases, order; 325 packages, K. Lusk ; W tases, Buclnlz and Co.; 1 ca-e, address; 34 cases, k Lusk ; 2 cases, addres*: 30 hhds. Brown Campbell and Co. ; I case, order; 43 cases, W. Hobso.i ; 4 rases, order; 11 cases, 5 cases, 1 case, 3 cases, A. Clark and Son ; 22 cases. It. Lusk; M mats, ordor ; 1 case, 10 bales. 115 packages, orler ; 127 packages, F. Sutton ; 500 packages, W. J. "ioung: 2 packages, W. McElishan; 21 pockets, order; 1 bos, -lease., O. P. Sweeting; 37 packages, order; 1 box, address; 7 packages, Lewis Brothers; 8 bales, Gilbert and Manley ; 1 parcel, 11 cases, J. Roberton and Co. ; 7 packages. GG packages 1 bin, order; 1 box, 1 do., address ; 4 hhds., R. Moore ; I case, J. Konshaw ; 146 packages, order ; 13 cases, D. Graham and C>.; 9 packages, 2 cases, Buchanan and Stewart; 129 packages, J- Roberton and Co.; 201 packages, D. Graham and Co ; 4 ca<es, S. and J. R. Vaile; 12 packages, «. H. Smith ; 45 packages, -L H. Bumside and Co.; 110 packages, Bucholz and Co.; 9 packages, Edmonds and Jakins ; 5 cases, A. Clark and Son ; 3 cases, address, 2 cases, 2 do., order ; 4 cases, 3 do., 4 coses, Buchanan and Stewart : 2 cases, 1 case, address ; 9 hhds., order ; 8 packages, S. and J. R. Vailo ; 40 packages, A. Clark and Son ; 6 packages, S. & J. rt. Vailo ; 3 di'to, order; 5 ditto, E. Porter & Co. ;S3 ditto, order; 3 ditto, A. Clark & Son ; 5 ditto, Hay & Honeyman ; 1 bale, order ; 3 cases, Hay & Honeyman ; 1 ditto, F. Willis; 2 packages, Buchanan & Stewart; 18-1 ditto, T. & S. Morrin ; 25 bundles, W. Hobson ; 1 case, S. Edmonds; 12 ditto, W. H 'bson ; 2 ditt->, A Clark * Son ; 1 ditto, address; 1 keg, address; 200 cas°s, Bucholz & Co.; 1 ditto, address ; 539 paukage-, D. Nathan : 1 case, E. 8. Brooks; IS ditto, U. Nathan ; 2 packages, address ; 1 box, ordor ; 20 ditto, Morrow & Basaott; 76 packages, Mark !-=om"rville; 1 case order; 220 packages, Brown, Campbell, & Co. ; 1 case Order ; 30 packages, Owen & Gruhim; 5 ditto, Lewis, Bros.: 23 ditto, Owen & Fendelow; 4 ditto, B. & H. Isaacs; 354 ditto, G. Turrell; 3 ditto, E. Isaacs; 1 bin, 220 packages, order; 4 packages. Buchanan & Stewart; 30 ditto, order; 151 ditto, E. & H. Isaacs ; 200 boxes, J. S. Macfarlano & Co.; 48 packages, order; 2 cases, Auokland and Drury Railway; 11 packages, Lewis, Bros.; 50 cases, Bucholz & Co. ; 3 ditto, Lewis, Bros.; 1 box, address ; 1 cask, Owen & Graham.

The Rob Roy.—A report was circulated through town yesterday to the effect that the ship Rob Roy, Captain Sangster, which left here for Callao on Saturday afternoon last, had gono ashore at the Little Barrier during the gale on Sunday last, and become a total wreck. We have to stato, however, that after communicating with the Customs' authorities, and making every enquiry from our coasting fleet that hai arrived during the last few days, no foundation could ba found for the report, and wo thorefore put it down for an ill-founded and malicious hoai. The ship Norwood, CaptHin Bristow, entered outwards at the Custom-house yesterday for Guam, and will sail shortly. The barque Lombard, Captiin Patterson, hiving discharoed her cargo of cattle at tho I'amaki came up harbour yesterday morning, and will leave ag-iin for Gladstone, Queensland, in a fow days. She has gone on the hard in Official Bay for overhaul, &c. The Kate Waters and Helen S. Page, for Queensland, also sail to-day.

The schooner Ivanhoe, for Mongonui, sailed last evening with a general cargo and several passengers. The schooner General Cameron, Captain Whealer, cleared at the Custoni3 yesterday fjr Russell, and sails to-day at 11 o'clock. The N Z.S.N. Co.'s s.s. Wo'lington, Captain Renner, sailed at 2 p.m yesterday for the South via Tauranga, with a general cargo and 20 passengers. The p.s. Tasmanian Maid is due from Wargarei to-daj, and will ler.ve fjr Coromandel to-morrow. The schooners Black Hawk, for Canterbury ; William and Julia, for Wellington ; and cutter Smujgler, fjr Waugarei and Mangapai, all sailed yesterday. The barque Constance, Captain Elliott, tooV her departure yesterday aft.trnonn for San Francisco with a carg" of coal and some 15 passeug-u'S. The Ship Matoika.—From a private letter, received from London by a gentloman in Auckland, we learn tint the fine ship Mato.tka, in command of our old acquaintance, Captain Baiuett, had been laid on for this port, and at the date of last advices had just completed disch trying her inward cargo. The Matoaka was last in our harbour about two years since. H.M.S. 5 . Brisk, Captain Hope, took her departure at 230 p.m. yesterday,' tor Sydney, via Norfolk Island. She wiil be docked and overhauled at Sylney. Farewell cheers were exchanged with H.M.3.3. Cungoa and Eclipse as the vessel got under weigh. The barque Alice Cameron, Captain Nearing, sailed last evening fir Briibine with 93 men, 0 women, and 12 children of the 50th Regiment; also, the following officers: —Capt. Creagh (in command), Lieut. Rolleston, Ensign Hunt, imd Assistint-sur-geon M'Shane. From Brisb-me, the Alice Cmi iron proceeds on to Sydney, for which part she takes u small cargo. The cutters Aquila, from Wangarei, with 30 tons coal; Hero and Janet Grav, from Mercury Bay with sawn timber, all entered inwards at the Customhouse yeeterdsy.