Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1074, 24 April 1867, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

AUCKLAND. WKATMEit.—April 23—Wind TVest, will) occasional slioivcrs. ARRIVALS. APRIL 23—Eclair, cutter, 21 tons, Tamali, from Coromandel, with firowood. 23 Alacrity, cutter, Smith, from the Wade, with produce, ar.d passengers. 03 Auckland, s.s., 530 tone, Harris, from bydnev the 17th inst, with mails, cargo, and passengers — H. M. Jorvis, agent. •23—Enterprise, No. 2, p.e., 40 tons, Plnlpott, from Malmrangi, with flour, produce, ifcc., 10 passengers.—G. S. Jakins, agent. DEPARTURES. April 23—Anno Molhuish, barque, 3G3 tons, Williams, for Newcastle, N.S.W., with timber, potatoes, &c„ 30 passengers. 03 General Cameron, schooner,-12 tons, Joyce, for Russell, with sundries, 9 passengers. 23 —Sea 'jßrecze, schooner, 70 tons, Norris, for Russell, with sundries, 8 passengers. 23—Wandeier, cutter, 23 tons, Shoemaker, for Russell, with sundries, 2 passengers. 23—Banshee, schooner, 70 tons, Kean, for Napier, with sawn timber. 23—ilapero, schooner, 32 tons, Kenny, for Napier, with sawn timber. 23—Rose Ann, schooner, 27 tons, Campbell, for Napier, with sawn timber, building materials, &c., 5 passengers. 23 Bittern, cettor, 3-4 tons, MeKonzic, for Napier via Mercury Bay, with sawn timber. 23—Mariner, schooner, 30 tons, Stroud, for Ahipara and Hokianga, with general cargo. 23—Whitby, cutter, 30 tons, Doughty, for Opotiki, with general cargo, 4 passengers. 23—Meteor, schooner, 42 tons, Jones, for Napier via tho East Coast, with building materials, sundries, &c., 5 passengers. 23—Ringdove, cutter, 23 ton?, TTrwin, for tho East Coast, with stores, &c., 2 passengers. 23—Frances, cutter, for tho Hot Springs, with sundries. 23—Petrel, cutter, for Coromandel, with sundries. 23—Margaret, cutter, 23 tons, Glover, for Coromandel, with sundries, 4 passengers. 23—Don, cutter, 21 tons, Martin, for Wangaroa, with sundries. 23—Southern Cross, missionary schooner, 90 tons, Tilley, for Norfolk Island, with tl'o Melanesia.!! Mission. 23 —Shamrock, cutter, 23 tons, Stephens, for. Mercury Bay, in ballast. INWARDS CO AST WIS K. APBIL 23—Eclair, from Coromandel, with 20 tons firewood j Tauranga, from with uO tons Commissariat stores, 1 tDn boxes, 2 horses, ~f> passengers. OUTWAiiDS COASTWISE. ABBIL 23—Don, for Wangaroa, with 1 ton potatoes, i do. flour, 5 bags salt, 2 boxes biscuits, 10 packages sundries; 'Petrel, for Coromandel, with 3 cases spirits, 1 parcel drapery, 1 packet putty, 3 brushes, 2 gallons oil, 1 tin paint, 4 bags sugar, 2 cases, 1 saw, 1 fork, 1 parcel, o cases ale, A ton flour, 1 parcel leather, 0 passengers. INWARD 3 FOREIGN. Antri, 23—Susan, brig, 185 tons, Poulson, from Newcastle, N. 2. W.—Henderson and Maefurlune, agents. 1 OUTWARDS FOREIGN. Aran, 23 —Mistletoe, barque, 263 tons, S. Duder, for Sydney. Passengers—Charles Hanaly, William, Jane, and Janet Thompson, John Scholes, Mary Jane Scholes and infant; Sarah, Charles. Alexander, Henry, William, Emily, and Hcgia Middleston ; T. O. Rice; Anna Emilia Rico and child ; Thomas Eade; B. Moller; George Avis; Sarah A via, !Ur. MV. -T-n-vi j and child ; and 1 other.—Total 2 5.— Harris & Laurie, agents. IMPORTS FOREIGN. Per Su=an, from Newcastle, N.5.W.—234 tons coal, 10 ditto coke, Henderson & Macfarlune. EXPORTS FOREIGN. Per Mistletoe, for Sydney:—£o hhds. rum, ISO cases ale, Harris & Laurie; 15 casks linseed, JO hhds. colza oil, S. H. Smith ; 21 rolls lead, 5 barrels, 60 drums colza oil, 24 cases corrugated iron, 2 bales twine, 5 cases hams, Harris & Laurie; 20 kegs malt, W. P. Kirk won d & Son; 19 packages wire rigging, 4 casks retin, 2 bags rigging hanks, 1 bale canvas, 2 ship's chains, 27 anchors, 10 drums caustic soda, 800 bags fine salt, 1248 do. coarse salt, 14 boxes tin plates, 17 cases metal, 9 kegs composition 3 cases metal, Uanis & Laurie ; 15 casks pitch, 40 bars shear steel, 170 do. cast do., 34 do. blister do., 37 bars pure copper, 79 do. composition rod, 28 coils wire rope, 2 ballß canvas, 2 chains, T. Russell; 7 cases Earsapsrilla, 4 do. hatchets, 1 do. axes, 4 do. spouting, 13 iron weights, 2 weighing machines, 1 ease picks, 1 case hardware, 2S kegs nails, i case, 3 dozen washboards, 2 cases machines, 18 boxes clothes pegs, 7 cases tacks, 4- casks zinc, 8. H. Smith; 1 iron safe, W. S. Cawkwell; 19 kegs nails, 22 coils rope, 5 casks tar, 33 anchors, 12 crates felt, 1 caso bunting Harris and Laurie. °

CusToil House, April 23rd.—Entered Outwards : Ivanhoe, schooner, 70 tons, McGregor, for New Caledonia. ARRIVAL OF THE S.S. AUCKLAND. The Panama .Company's fine steamship Auckland, Lieut. Harris, 8.2 T.K., commander, arrived in harbour at 4,30 p.m. yesterday afternoon, with her usual punctuality, making another capital run of eiic days from Sydney, with the February Knglisfc. Mail, via Suez, and again arriving one day before her usual contract time. _The Auckland left Sydney hea£a at 1 p.m. on tho 17th, and experienced fair N„W. and westerly winds till the 19th ; after that fresh nastr-rly head winds and heavy seas, with squally unsettled weather, heavy rain, thunder and lightning, until off the Hen and Chickens yesterday morning. Tho only vessel sighted was a ketch off Cape Maria Van Diomen beatiog this way. ' We have to thank Captain Harris and tho officers for promptly supplying us with our usual Australian exchanges. The Auckland brings the following passengers and cargo :— ° pASBENGEES. —Saloon: Mr. M. Cohen, Mr. J. Sauerbier, Mrs. R. Hobbs, Mrs. A inslie, Lizzie Ainelie Sarah Ainslic, Jamoß Ainelie, Mrs. "Whitson, Miss Whitson, Miss Whitson, Mrs. Worsp, Mrs. Avrcs Second cabin: Mrs. 8. Conway, S. P. Conway 9." McPherson, Mr. King, Mr. McCormiclf, Mr. McCarthy. Cargo.—s pacVagc-s merchandise, S. H". Smith • 0 cases ditto, R. Hobbs; 3 ditto ditto, "W". Rattray : 1 ditto ditto, J. Rout: 3 ditto hnnfa R TIT I i

UIUU uinv, o. noui j a cutto boots, S. Al. Green • 1 cask, 1 case sulpher, 1 drum, 0. J. Fox ; 1 ease drapery, Graham and Kirk wood; 4 trunks boots, H. Fugate and Co.; 81 cases meats, 1 case glass, 1 .I' 160 ' 3 <:a9ka preserved meats, 2 casks seed:., 100 felloes, 104 bags maize, 20 barrels beef, order ; 1 bale paper, 1 ease printers' materials, Brown Campbell, and Co.; 94 gunaies sugar, 3 hhds.' treacle, J. C. Morrin; 37 gunnies sugar, 19 ditto ditto, Buchanan and Stewart; 94 ditto ditto order; 3 corn shellers, 1 case caps and cartride,' cases, T. and S. Morrin; lease, E\ H. Lewisson- 6 cases tobacco, Berwin and Mendelshon ; 24 tierces beet, 5 barrels tongues, J. Roberton and Co. ; 42 tierces beef. J. 8. Macfariane; 1 bale, 1 trues Sa" f J - *• Vail 9 = 2 4 eases pwyU sions, J. S- Macfarlane; 3 cases, 1 cask, 5 jars, 34 cases, 2 casks, 7 packages, 113 cases, D. Nathan; 1 box, Cruickßhank, Smart, and Co.; 1 package, J Morrin • \ W " Wil <>°n; 1 hhd claret, J. C. plant., D. W. Murdoch : 3 cases meats, J. S. Wdsman; 64 boxes fruit, Ridings and Co.; 1 jar leeches, Manning; 1 case, Buchanan and Stewart • anaCn C ' Ca T n o g W 23 n CaS ° 3 fruit > Ridin S* and Co.; 1 box, XT. C. MacCormick; 1 box, O. J. McDonald ;1 parcel Savings Bank; 1 ditto, Miaa Lysnar; 1 ditto, L. J. Muir; 1 case, Ireland Bros. • 1 cafe, Captain Marson.—H. M. Jems, agent '

Tlio ketch Cumbria, Sydney find Brisbane "Water trader, lias been capsized oft' Broken Bay Heads, and two passengers, named Jauies and Alexander Kearns, wove drowned. The Cno now ship Robraon, 2131 tons, Captain Kylo, left Sydney for Londou, on the Gth iust,, with the largest cargo ever conveyed from Sydney in one bottom, and nearly 300 passengers. The Circular faw barque Havcrsham, Captain .Sherlock, arrivod at Newcastle on the Bth instant, to load coals for this port. 'Xlio clipper barque Alice Cameron, Captain Carter, henco, arrived at Sydniy on the lltli instant, after n fine weather passago of 15 days. The barque Atlantic, Captain Kelly, from tho Mauritius bound to this port with sugars, was spoken on tho 3rd March, in lat. 3S ° -IS' S , long. 73 ° 5' E., 17 days out. Tho liarquo Constance, Captain Elliott, was tho only vessol loading at Sydney for this port on tlio 17th instant. She was to sail in a few days. Tho schooners Cyclono and Concord, belonging to Sydney, have been totally wrockcd near Newcastle, with loss of life. Tho Circular Saw I a nor barque Alice Cameron, Capt. Carter, left Sydney on tho llith inst, to load coals at Newcastle for Auckland. The schooner Vistula. Captain Palton, hence, arrived at Newcastle on tho lotli instant. The cutter Shamrock, Stephens, mastor, sailed last craning for Mercury Bay, in ballast. Tlio s.s. Tarannki, Captain Francis, from tho South via Tnurnnga, is due hero to-morrow. The Missionary schooner Southern Cross, Captain Tilley, failed j'eaterd-iy morning for Norfolk Island, with the remainder of tho Melanesian Mission. Tho schooner Tauranga is alongside the wharf discharging Government stores, and will lcavo again for

Tauranga on Saturday next. Tho ship Southern Cross, for London, shifted hor berth at tho wharf yesterday, taking up the ono vacated by tho ship Knglund at tha oxtreme ond. The Ivaniioe.—Tho schooner Ivanhoe, Capt. MoGregor. has been takon off tho Mongonui trade, ami entered outward at tho Custom House yesterday for New Caledonia, to sail on Tuesday nest. Tho cutter Kob Hoy takes tho Ivanhoo's plico in tho Mongonui trade. Thb Mistlktof. —The b \rquc Mistletoe, Capt. S. Duder, cleared nt tho Custom Houso yesterday for Sydney, with a full geuoral cargo and 25 passengers, full ditt lils of which appear in our Custom columns. She sails this morning early. Tli'i cutter Alacrity, Smith, master, arrived yesterday from the Wado, with produco and passengers. The euttor Eclair, Tumati, master, brought up a cirgo of firewood, from Coromandcl yesterday. Tho cutter Don, Capt. Martin, Bailed last night for Wangaroa, with a full cargo of sundries, &c., and will be followed to-day by tlio schooner Day Dawn, Capt. ITav es. Tho cutler Petrel, took her departuro yoetcrday for Coromandcl, in charge of C.ipt. Edwardos, (lata of the Wanderer), with a full cargo of genoral merchandize. The " Circular Saw" brig Susan, Capt. Poulson, entered inward at file Customs ye:terday, with a full c;irgo of coal and coke, on account of her owners, Messrs. Henderson & Macfarlaue. She came alongside tho ship Mary Shepherd last evening, to discharge a portion of her cargo into that ve-^ssl. The cutter Woodstock is being fitted with a now mast, and leaves ia a few d ivs for Tiniaru. in charge of Capt. A. (!atc of the Banshee). The s.s. Star of the South, Capt. Bendall, was taVen on tho North. Shore patent slip yesterd'iv for overhaul, cleaning, &c., and is announced to sail again for Napier on Saturday next.. The cutter Rob Hoy, Capt. D. McLeod, leaves this morning at 11 a.m. for Mongonui, with a full general cargo, and 5 passengers. Tho barque Anne Melhuish, Captain Wi'liams, took her departure for Newcastle K.S.W., yesterday morning with a cargo of timber, building matorials, potatoes, &0., and soino 30 passengers. H.Xf.S.S. Curaooa, Commodore Wisoman, and Fjf.M.S.S. Kclipsa, Captain Freemantle, had both arrived homo from this port, the former on the 7th of February, and tho latter on tho 20th January. Coasters Sailed.—The wind hiving changed yesterday to the S.S.W., there was a whole fleet of vindbound coasters enabled to put to sea and start on their respective voyages, viz: —schooners Poa Breeze, and Gener.il Cameron, and cutter Wanderer, for Russell ; Banshee, Rose Ann, and Mapere, schooners, and cutters Bet=y and Bittern, for Napier, with sawn timber; schooncr Mariner, for Ahipara and Hokianga; Whitby, cutter, for Opotiki; Meteor, schooner, ar.d Ringdove cutter, for tho East Coast; Francos, cutter, for the Hot Springs; Pelrel and JUargar.it, cullers, for Coromandcl, &c. The Extjei-eisb No. 2 —Tho p.s. Enterprise No. 2, Captain Philpot.t, left Mahurangi Heads at 10 a.m., c.-tiled at the Uot Springs oa the way up, and arrived here at 4 p.m. yesterday, bringing a cargo of flour, produce, <fcc., and the following passeDgers :—Messrs. Jordan, Palmer, Davis, Chrisp, Miss Barber, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Holmes and family, and several others. Tho new steamer Tauranga hauled under the cranes at the Q.ueen street Wharf yesterday to take in her machinery, &.c. Tho schooner Jessie Kelly, Captain Smyth, arrived at the Mauritius from this port on the llth February. Tho brig Rose of Australia, Captain O'flagan, arrived at Newcastle from thia port on tho llth instant. A Dissiastkd Snip.—The ship Ethiopian, Capttin Faulkner, from Melbourne bound to China, the 23rd February, was towed into Sydney a complete wieck on the 13th inst., by the French war-steamor Marceau. She was caught in a hurricane on tho 7th March, had all three masts carried away, besides other damage done, and tho chief officer washed overboard. Sho then had to make the passage, 1800 miles, to Sydney, under a jury rig, and the only canvass she could set was a topgallant sail acting for a foresail, a royal for a mainsail, a jib head sail for a miintrysaii, and jibs for the main and forestaysails. The Catti.k Vessels —The. bnvnnoa n;t„

J.HV vai ii*k v Kssiii.B —±ne barques island Uity, Captain Wolfe, for Auckland, and Lombard, Captain Patterson, for Dunedin, both 6ailod from Gladstone with cattle on the 7ih insfc. Kegarding these reesela the Sydney Tterald, of the 17th instant, says:— llarley, of the steamer Boomerang*, which arrived ast night from the North, informs us that on Sunday,, April Mth, at noon, about eight milea to the S.K. and east of Indian Head, he passed through a quantity of floating wrecV, consisting of pieces of spars, combings of hatches, fittings for cattle, liay, &c., and pa93od two de id bullocks with halters on. It is evident that one of tho three cattle-ships (Island City, Lombard; or Eucalyptus), which left Gladstone for New Zealand on the 6th April, have been wrecked about Breakeea Spit, or tho northern prrt of Fraser's Island."

Tub Moa.—The brig SToa, Captain Robertson, sailed from Sydney for this port on the 17th instant, with the following paßsengers and cargo:—Poseengora—Captain Mcintosh, Mrs. Mcintosh, Miss Mcintosh (3). Cargo—2 barrels coffee, 80 packages tea, 25 tins potatoes, 20 boxes floap, 7 casks tallow, 18 packages, J. Frazer and Co.; 221 bags sugar, Colonial Sugar Company; G bales paper, 2 cases, F. WNab and Co. ; 106 bigs oats, J. Powell ; 100 cases kerosene, Babone, Feez, and Co.; 23 barrels pork, Lorimor, Marwood, and Home; I package, F. Gb'onnald; 10 bundles wire, J. R. Holds wcith ; 9o cases Kerosene, 10 cases oil, 330 packages provisions, 25 tons bono dust, J. J. Wright arid (Jo. ; 20 kegs butter, 31 packages beef, 50 felloes, 18 pairs shatts, 14 casks tar, W. H. Hill; ] case, Morev and rrice ; 105 bags oats, M. Cohen, Tn . E Mkn-of-Wah.—The Si/dnvj Herald of the i /tli inecant says : —"The continued illness of Commodoro Maguiie having rendered his return to England advisable, Cfiptfiin .Luco, of tho Esk, being senior captain on the station, lias temporarily taken command of the squadron, and shifted the pennant from tho Challenger to the Eek. Tho latter vessel has completed her time of service on tho etation, and orders for her return home are daily expected. This will probably necessitate further changes."