AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1054, 1 April 1867, Page 4

AUCKLAND.

VTkatiieb. —March 30—Fine. Wind S.S.'FT. March 31—Liglit N.K. wind; fine; VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Auckland, s.b., from Sydney. Adriatic, barque, from Port Yictor, South Australia. ABpasia, schooner, from Wanuapoa. Anne Molhuisb, barque, from Newcastle, N3.W . Boyd, schooner, from Mercury Bay. Bella Marina, coal hullc. Benjamin ETeape, coal bulk. Enterprise No. 1, p.s. (on ferry service). Enterprise, No. 2, p.S-, from Afahurangi. England, ship, from London. Electric, ship, from London. Elizabeth Mary, schooner, from tlie Ore it Barrier. Flying Cloud (new),brig, from Litllc Omah. Gemini, s.s., (on ferry servicc). Juno, schooner, from Poverty Bay. Kate Grant, Fchooner, from lveiparn. Kato, barque, from Sj dney. Kennilworth, schooner, from Now Caledonia. Mary Shepherd, ship, from London. Mistletoe, barque, from Melbourne. Mapere, schooner, from Port Chalmers. Novelty, barque, from Adelaide. Prima T)onna, schooner, from Sydney. Prince Bogent. barque, from Adelaide. Rapid, schooner, from Tauranga. Regina, ship, from London. Tauranga, s.b., (new) fitting for sea.

VESSELS EXPECTED

Alexandra, brig, from Adelaide, sailed March 15. Bella Mary, barque, from Hobart Town, loading Banshee,'schooner, from Adelaide. Blue Bell, schooner, from Canterbury. Celt, schooner, from Canterbury. Heversham, barque, from Sydney. H.Ms. Challenger, from Australia. IT.Af.s. Esk, from Australia. H.M. g. Brisk, from the South. Ironsides, ship, fro-n England, (loading). John Scott, ship, from London, sailed Dec. 14. Kate Waters, barque, from Gladstone, Queensland. Lord Ashley, s.s., from tho South, (due fith April). Midge, s.s., from London, sailed Nov. 17. Helen S. Page, barque, from Brisbane, sailed March

14. Surprise, britr, from Tahiti. Warwick, sliip, from London, sailed January 15 Wuverly, brig, frun Bolivia. Zillah, schooner, from Tahiti.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Fob London.—Electric, England, Mnry Shepherd, Southern Cross, and Novelty, early. UIVEHKEA7>. —Gemini, 5.?., daily at ) 1 a.m. San FiiAXCiaCo.—Haversham, aud Flying Cloud, to-morrow, Sydney.—Auckland, s.s., 2nd April; Kate, early OallA.o.—Cossipore, early. The Sol'Tii. —Lord Ashley, s.s., April 12. Waxgarei.—Smugger, to-day. Povebty Bay.—Agneß, on Tuesday; Jane, tliis day. W/kcubm.— Don, this dsy. Mahtjuaxgi.—Enterprise No. ?, this day.

ABRIVALS. MARCH 31—Enterpri<eNo. 2, p.s., 40 ton*. Philpo'.fc. from Mahurangi, with flour, bran, &c.—3. S. Jakins, agent. 31—Kate, cutter, 24 tons, McKenzie, from Wan - gapoa, with sawn timber. 31—Three Brothers, cutter, 18 tons, Seymour, from Mangawai, with produce and passengers.—T. Macky and Co., agents. DEPARTURES. STAHCH 30 —Alarm, cutter, 30 tons, Seymour, for Manga- I wai, with passengers, cargo, &c. 30.—Dawn, cutter, 30 tons, Jones, for the Great Barrier, with sundries, passengers, <fcc. 30—Eagle, cutter, 41 tons, Wilson, for the South Sea Islands, with general cargo. 30—Wan iarer, cutter, 23 tons, Edwardes, for Coromandel, with general cargo aud passengers. 31—Maori, ship, 700 tons, Roberts, for Plymouth, with Government stores and troops. INWARDS COASTWISE. I march; 30—Jane, from Poverty Bay, with 117 sheep, 22 cases apples, 3-1 bugs grass seed, 22 do. wheat, 2 passengers. OUIWAKD3 COASTWISE. HABCH 30—William and Julia, f.ir Mahurangi, ia ballast; Flora McDonald, for Awanui, in ballast, 2 passengers. INWARDS INTER-PBO VINCI AL. MARCH 30—Wiliam and Julia, 6chooDer, 33 tons, Simpson, from West Port, West Coast, in ballast, 1 passenger. —Master, agent. OUTvVARDS FOREIGN. MAHCH 30—Eagle, cutter, 41 tons, Wilson, for the Foutli Sea Islands.—C. Davis, agent. EXPORTS. Por Eagle, for the South Sea Islands :—2 cases tobacco, 1 hhd. brandy, 20 cases geneva, 1 hhd. sherry, 30 hags sugar, 2 case 3 tobacco, 1 ba*e cotton drapery, 2 cases do. do., 50 cases wine, 23 do. do., 26 cases brandy, 2 hhds. do., 10 kegs mutton, 10 cases wine, 2 kegs paint, 1 drum oil, 1 bundle iron, 1 case boots, 6 cases drapery, G cases onions, o casks ale, 6 cases pipes, 2 coils rope, 1 case matches, 10 boxes aoap, 80 bags, 44 bags biscuit, 2,000 feet timber, Oharles Davi3. CtTSToii-uOTTSE, March 30.—Entered Outwards*— Auckland, s.b., 530 ton 3, Harris, for Sydney. THE MAORI. The final inspection of the hired-transport ship Maori, Captain Roberts, took place on Saturday mornng last, before Captiin Spain, Admiralty Transport Officer, Dr. Gibb, Colonel Beatson, Colonel Gamble, &e., when everything provided for the accommodation of the troops was pronounced highly satisfactory, and the ship at once received her sailing orders. She dropped down to the heads during the afternoon, and proceeded to sea with a light northeasterly breeze. The Fixing Cloud.—This fine new brig, one of the handsomeet of her clas3 that has been turned out from our Ehipbuilding yards on the coast, and of the construction of which we have already given a abort description, is now alongside the wharf fitting out for passenger? to California, and sails to-morrow. The superior accommodation and capabilities afforded by the Plying Cloud has been the remark of every person that has visited her, and we are not at all surprised to hear that nearly thirty families have engaged passages in addition to some eighty single passengers who have decided to trv their fortune at San Fancisco. The Plying Cloud was built for and is now owned by Mr. A. Quartier, merchant, Queen-street, and at first intended for the Valparaiso arid Mauritius trade, and no expense has been spared by that gentleman to make her a firet-class trader and a credit to our port. For this trip, however, she has been chartered for California, the demand for passages there being eo gr6at and no other vessel offering, and we heartily congratulate Mr. Quartier upon being ready at the moment to lay such a fine and suitable craft at Mr. Woc-lley's (the agent) disposal. Captain Seon, late of the p.s. Tasnvmian Maid, has been appointed commander, and we feel euro a better choico could not have been made. The Flying Cloud, as wo have before noticed, sails to-morrow, and we heartily wish her a speedy and prosperous voyage, and her spirited owner every success in his new enterprise. The Panama Co.'s s.s. Auckland, Captain Harris,entered outwards at tho Custom House on Saturday last for Sydney, and sails to-morrow with tho linglish mail, passengers, cargo, &c. The cutter Wanderer, Edwards, master, sailed on Saturday laat for Coromandel, with general cargo and passengers. The London ship Itegina, Gnplain liinthorne, came alongside the wharf cn Saturday last to discharge he* inward cargo.

Tlie Enterprise No. 2, p.s., Captain Philpott, returned yesterday afternoon from Mahurangi, bringing a cargo of flour, bran, produce, &c.; and Neveral passengers. She leaves again for M.ah.urangi at 10 a.m. to-day. The schooner Jane, CapfoinFaulkner, for Porerty Bay, is announced to sail nguin -to-day.- ' The cutter Dawn, Jones, master, for the Great Barrier, took her departure on Saturday last, vith a cargo of sundries, &c., and several passengers. The cutter Heather Bell, Dam, master, from Mahurangi, with lime, is at present discharging at the Titmaki, and may bo expected up harbour tomorrow. The cutter Kate, McKenzie, mastar, arrived yesterday from Wangapoa, with a full cargo of sawn timber. The cutter Kuglo, Captain Wilson, sailed on Saturday night hut forthe South Islands,with a full cargo of general merchandise on account of Mr. C. Davis. The schooncr William and .Julia, Captain Simpson, entered inwards at the Oustom9 on Saturday last from West Port, West Cjfts.t, in ballast, and sailed again that night for Mahurangi. The fino now cutter Alarm, Seymour, master, sailed for Mangawai, on Saturday night last. Tlio cutter Three Brothers, Seymour, master, arrived yesterday afternoon from Mangawai, with produce and passengers. The favorite cutter Don, Captain E. Martin, leaves again for Wangaroa this afternoon. Tbo cutter Smuggler, Captain Shiplierd, leaves again for Wangarei and Mangapai to-night.