Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1084, 6 May 1867, Page 3

Shipping Intelligence.

AUCKLAND. WiATHEE.—May I—Fine. Wind N.E. s—Cloudy ; wiud north. ARRIVALS. MAY. 4—lsland City, barque, 407 tone, Wolfe, frou j Gladstone, Queensland, with cuttlo (at tho Tnmaki) —J. S. Mncfarlane, agant. —Pukeha, brig, IS3 tone, Robinson, from Ade laide, the K7th March, with flour and wheat, 5 passengers.—Henderson and Mucfarlano, agents. 4—Ringleader, cutter, 20 tons, Moses, from Napiei via tho East Coast and Wangapoa, with aawr timber. •I—Eclair, cutter, from Coromandel and the Thames, with gimi, produce, &e. 'I —Wanderer, cuttor, 23 tons, from tho Bay o Islands and tho roast, with cattle, &c. 4—lndustry, schooner, 23 tons, Yates, from Wangarnru, with bark, produce. &c. I—flelon, schooner, 28 tons, Snowdcn, from Wangaroa, with gum, palings, Sc., 1 passengor. 4 —Four Sisters, cuttor, from Puhoi, with firewood. ''—Dot, schooner, from Omah, with piles, produco, passengers, &c. *I—St. Kilda, cutter, from Mahurangi, with firowood. •I—Thistle, cutter, 31 tons, McKenzie, from Waipu, with cattle, oats, grass seed, produce, &c., 10 passengers.—George Webster, agent. "I*—Alexandra, brig, 258 tons, Stoplionson, from Adekidc, tho lath March, with wheat and flour.— Thornton, Smith, and Firth, ngents. •I—Atlantic, barque, 2GO tons, T. G." Kelly, from tho Mauritius, the 13th February, with sugar.— Cruickshink, Smart, and Co , agents. •i—Mahurangi, cutter, from Mahurangi, with firewood. 4—Princc of Wales, cutter, from I'uhoi, with firewood. 4—Sovern, cutter, from Coromandol, willi firowood. 5~-Caroline, schooner, 31 tons, McCaskill, from tho'Thames, with gum, produco, &c. s—Glanco, cutter, 20 tons, Dickson, from Matakana, willi produce, firewood, &c. 6—Francos, cutter, 28 tons, Sullivan, from tho Hot Springs, with piles, shingles, &c. DEPARTURES. Mir. 4—Elizabeth Mary, schooner, 42 tons, Williamson, for Waugarei, in ballast. _4 —Argo, schooner, 31 tons, Davics, for Wangaroi, with sundries, 7 passengers. I—Jane, schooner, 37 tons, A. Vanlknor, for Napier via Poverty Bay, with sundries, 1 passenger. 4—Rapid, schooner, 3-1 tons, J. H. Edwards, for Greymouth, with sawn timber. s—England, s'lip, t)SG tons, Eos, for Plymouth, with general cargo and troops. s—Nautilus, cutter, 34 tons, Loverock, for Wel- | lington, with sawn timber, building materials, &c. INWARDS COASTWISE. STAY 4—Aloe, from tho Thames, with li tons kauri gum, 21 pigs, -1 cwt. flax, 12 fowls, I passenger; A rgo, from Waugarei, with-1 tons potatoes, 4 bales wool, 1 ton fruit, 2 head cattle, -L passengers ; Rose, from Wangarei, with 35 tons coal, 1 passenger; Rob Roy, from Mongonui, with 2 tons kauri gum, 1 ton luggage, 8 passengers; Sea Breeze, from Russell, with 27 head cattle. 74 shoep, 12 pigs, 4 bags grass seed, 2 passengers. OUTWARDS COASTWISE. JtAY 4 —Sea Bri'eze, for Russell, with sundries ; Argo, for Wangarei, with sundries, 7 passengers. INWARDS INTERPROVINCIAD, MAY 4—Ringleader, nutter, 26 tons, Moses, from Napier via Wangapoa, with 21,300 feet sawn timber, 5 pas-sou^-re. OUTWARDS INTER-PROVINCIAL. MAT. 4—Jane, schooner, 37 tons, Faulkner, for Poverty Bay and Napier, with 4 casks beef. Passenger — Hugh Murray.—T. MacVy & Co., agents. 4—Ranid. tons, J. 11. Edwardes, for tne urey l.iver, with 20,UUu jeer sawn nuiDer.—j. o. Macfarlane, agent.

INWARDS FOREIGN. MAY ' •I—Pateha, brig, 173 tons, Robinson, from Adelaides. Passengers—W. Nield, Alrp. Robinson.— Henderson & Macfnrlnne, agents. 4—Alexandra, brig, 2SO tons, Stephenson, from Adelaide.— Thornton, femith and Firth, agents. OUTWARDS FOREIGN. MAY 4—Flying Buck, schooner, 143 tons, .T, Brown, for Bataria via Kennedy's Bay and New Caledonia. Passengers—Jas. Souther, William Gets.—Cruickshank, t-'mnrt, & Co., agents. 4—SoutheiJ. Cross, ship, 591 tons, Mordue, for London. Passengers—Robert Hayne, W. Smith, J. Glasgow, J. Patterson, Thos. Bowden, A. Fitzgerald, A. McMillan, A. Bell, A. McLean, A. S. Buird, J. liosser, Mrs. Monkhou.se and 3 children.—Cruickshank, Smart, & Co., agents. 4—Bella ilary, barque, 276 tons, I{. Copping, for Hobart Town. Passengers — Isabella Lear, filary Ann Lear Charles B. Stone, UXons. Kohler, Henry White, James Smith, John Cole, John Henry, John Shaley, Jas. Savage.—Stono Brothers, agent. 4—Suean, brig, ISS tons, Poulsen, for Newcastlo, N. S. W. Passengers — Alexandra Yuille, John McLiver, Joseph Jenkinson, Samuel Potter, Walter Nairn, Thomas Wilson.— Henderson and Macfarlano, agents. IMPORTS. Per Pakeha, from Adelaide:—l9S3 bags wheat, Henderson & Macfarlane ; 2 enses plants, 0. T. Wren, Per Alexandra, from Adelaide : 20 tons flour, 3186, bags wheat, Thornton, Smith and Firth. EXPORTS. Per Southern Cross, for London:—l box, Combes and Daldy ; 237 eases lauri gum, Owen and Graham ; 1 case watches, Cruickshank, Smart, and Co.; 102 cases kauri gum, 43 bundles blankets, 2 bales coats, Cruickshank, Bmart, and Co. ; 8 bales flax, Bucholz and Co. ; 2 cases drapery (under bond), A. Clark and Son ; 4G tons pearl shells, D. Nathan ; 6 caees yellow metal, 2 cases copper, 41 casks cocoa-nut oil, 14 balos cotton, 6 bags cotton, D. Nathan: 10 packages merchandize, Harris and Laurie ; 2 cases old metal, H. Joseph ; 2 cases pattern books, I case curiosities, Newman and Ewen; 2 cases furniture, Winks and Hall; 5 j-casls tallow, 33 hogsheads, 2i-casks metal, Watt Brothers; 4 casks sperm oil (731 gallons), H, F. Christie; 57 cases kauri gum, C. Hawkeswood : 103 cases kauri gum, H. Walker; 106 cases kauri gum J. Boberton and Co. ; 153 cases and 19 bags gum, G-. 'Turrell; 20 cases gum. T. Jl. Hall; 25 cases gum, R. IMickle; 230 cases gum, Brown, Campbell, and Co. ; 716 cases gum, Brown, Campbell, and Co. ; 120 cases kauri gum, Combos ani Daldy ; 384 cases kauri gum, 2 packages whalebone, 0. Davis ; 28 cases gum, M. T. Clayton ; 48 cases gum;' Harris and Laurie; 4 bales wool, J. Bhepherd ; 78 cases gum, 27 bales 2 bags wool, A. Bell ; 30 packages -wool, J. 8. Macfarlano ; 5 bales wool, Watt Brothers ; 15 bales wool, Watt Brothers; 44 balos, 2 bundles wool, Koutledge, Kennedy, and Co.; 9 bales wool, Kinross and Co.; 63 bales ivool, Kinross and Co.; 161 bales woo], Kinross and Co.; 28 bales wool, Stuart and Co. ; 4-8 bales 25 bags tvool, Stuart and Co. ; 29 bales 53 bags wool, Stuart and Co. Per Bella Mary, for Hobart Town: 107 posts, 1890 rails, 13,250 palings, (original cargo from Hobart Town) ; 1 bile rugs, A. Ashor ; 1 box drnperey, R. ITobbs; 6 cases personal effects, Woodbnds; 24 large tubs, 55 nests do., Bleazard ; 2,000 feet timber, Copping ; -19 mats sugar, 20 bales flax, 2 bales bags, 15 bags bags, 17 bundles bed-ticks and pillows, 8 do. towels, H. S. Meyers. Per Flying Buck, for New Caledonia, and Batavia : 100 bags oats, 125 do. potatoes, SO tone bar iron Cruickshank, Smart & Co. ; CO,OOO feet timber' order. Per Susan for Newcastle, N.g.W.: 48 tubs 43 nests do., R. Bleazard. ' The schooner Argo, Captain Davis, sailed early yesterday morning for Wangarei, with a general cargo and 7 passengers.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Foe London.:—Southern Cross, this day; Mary Slicp hord, Countess Russell, and John Scott early. San FhaxciSco.— Hovcrsham, early ; Flyinf Cloud, early. Oallao.—Cossipore, early ; ltegina, early. IN'.y. W.—Susan this day. New Caledonia.-—Bluo Bell, early. Kiveuiiead.—Gemini, s.s., daily at II a.m. '.I he South. —Lord Ashley, s.s., early. 11 on AHI- Town.—Bella Mary, this day. Uatavia.— Flying Hue!.-, this da/. ' (Ji'OTiKr,—Gazelle, this day. iiussKLTi.—General Cameron and Sea Breeze, to-day. Waj-tgaeoa,—Helen, early. , VESSELS EXPECTED. Alice Cameron, barque, from Newcastle, (loading.) f Balliirat-, barque, from London, (loading.) Celt, schooner, from Canterbury. Constance, barque, from Sydney, (loading). Hovorsliam, barque, from Newcastlo, (loading.) . H.Ms. Challenger, from Australia. H.M. s. Esk, from Australia. . Ironsides, ship, fro.n England, sailed Feb. 22. Jessie Kelly, schoonor, from the Mauritius, (loading) ( Kalahome, barquo, from Newcastle, (loading.) Lord Ashloy, s.s., from the South, due oth May. . Moa, brig, from Sydney, sailed April 17. Warwick, ship, from London, sailed January 15. Waverly, brig, firm Bolivia. Zillah, schooner, from Tahiti. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. IT.M.S.S. Brisk, from Wellington yia the South, Alexandra, brig, from Adeluido. Atlantic, barque, from tho Mauritius. Aapasia, schoonor, from Waugapoa. Albatross, schooner, from Lyttolton. Bolla Mary, barque, from Hobart Town. Bella Marina, coal bulk. Benjamin Hoape, coal hulk. Clyde, schooner, from Canterbury. Countess Russell, ship, from Dunedin. Enterprise No. 1, p.s., on farrv service. Enterprise No. 2, p.s., from-Wangarei, Flying Buck, schooner, from Dunedin. Flying Cloud (now), brig, from Little Omah. Fortuno, schoonor, from Opotiki. Gemini, s.s., on ferry service. General Cameron, schoonor, from Russell. Helen, schooner, from Wangaroa. Industry, schooner, from Wangaruru. Island City, barque, from Gladstone, Q.ueeusland. John Scott, ship, from London, sailed Deo. 14. Midge, s.s., from London. Mary Shoplierd, ship, from London. l'akelia, brig, from Adelaide. Regina, ship, from London. Sea Broozo, schooner, from Hussoll. Susan, brig, from Newcastle, N.S.W. ARRIVAL OF THE ISLAND CITY. Tho fine cattle barquo Island City, Captain Wolfo, arrived at tho Tnmati early on Saturday morning last, bringing a full carcro of cattle, sheep, &c., consigned to Mr. J. S. Macfarlane. The Island City has had a very tedious passage of 28 days, having sailed on tho 7th ultimo, and experienced nothing but easterly weather throughout. Sighted the Three Kings on the 23ril, and had a succession of light winds and calms on tho coast. After discharging her livo stock the Island City will come up harbour to take in stores, &c., preparatory to sailing again for Brishane. ARRIVAL OF THE PAKEHA. Tho " Circular Saw" liner Pakeha, Capt. Robinson, arrived in harbour at an early hour on Saturday morning last, from Adelaido, bringing a cargo of 251 tons wheat, consigned to Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlane; also tho following passengers— Mr. William Noild, Mrs. Robinson. Tho Pakeha left Adelade on tho 27th March, experiencing strong easterly winds throughout the passage ; sighted tho Three Kings on tho 23rd lilt., and was bnflled on tho coast for eloven days, arriving i.i harbour at 3 a m. on Saturday. A brig, barque, and several other vessels bound tbis way wero sighted on tho coast, THE SOUTHERN CROS3. Tho ship Southern Cross, Captain Morelue, which leaves tho harbour early this morning, for London, cleared at tho customs on Saturrl.n? I"'- - oougciß iinu u urn general cargo, particulars of which

appear in detail in another column. Sho takes 5Gi tons kauri gum, 4-95 bales wool, 3 balos sheepskins, 731 gallons sperm oil, 33 lihds. 5 quartor-casks tallow, t 50 bales cotton, 17 cases curios and sundries, a quantity of pearl shell, &c., tho total valao of whioh amounts to over £25,000. We wish Captain Morduo and his fino ship a speedy and pleasant passago home. ARRIVAL OP THE ALEXANDRA. The brig Alexandra, Captain Stephenson, arrived in harbour on Saturday last, aftor a most lengthonorl and tedious passage of fifty days from Adelaide, bringing a full cargo of wheat and flour, consigned to Messrs. Thornton, Smith, and Firth. She left Adelaido on tho 15th March, and experienced nothing but easterly winds throughout; on tho 9th, XOth, and 11th April encountered a heavy KE. gale, during which she was liovo to. Sighted the Threo Kings on tho 23rd ultimo, and was baffled on tho coast for thirteen days. Tho only ve«sol sighted was the barqug Tslaud Ci'.y, bound hero, off the North Cape, on Tuesday week last. ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC. The fino barque Atlantic, Captain T. G. Kelly, arrived in harbour late on Saturday night last, from tho Hoiiritius, after a most protracted passago of 80 days, bringing ft cargo of 5812 bags sugar, consigned to Messrs. Cruickshank, Smart and Co. Tho Atlantic's lengthened passago is entirely owing to the continued prevalence of light and baffling winds. She left Port Louis on tho 13th February, and had nothing but a continued succession of Easterly wiDda and calms for over 50 days. In running down her longitude, when strong westerly breezes should have prevailed, a continuation of easterly and E.Jf.E. winds were experienced. Sighted Kangaroo Island on the 2rith March, rounded Capo Otway on tho 30th, and was detained eight days in tho Straits by calms and light weathor; after that had variable weather to tho Threo Kingß, which wero sighted on tho 23rd ult., and on Tuesdav night last put into Mongonui for provisions and water, leaving again on Thursday, and arriving hero at 11.30 p.m. on Saturday: Tho only strong breeze experienced during the passago was a heavy S.E. gulo on the 9th, 10th and 11th April, when near tho Throo Kings. The only vgsbols spokon during the passage was on February 19th, in latitude 27 ° 23S., longitude 53° 22* E., the ship Simlah, from Calcutta, bound to London, 25 days out; March 4th, brig Emily Smith, from Mauritius, bound to Australia, and on tho 2nd April tho schooner Petrel (off Melbourne Heads), bound to that port from Hobart Town; boarded tho latter vessol, and Bent letters on shore. The schooner Ivanhoo left Mongonui for New Caledonia on Tuesday night last. Tho schooner Jessio Kelly, Captain Smyth, had arrived at tho Mauritius from this port, and was lying idlo when tho Atlantic sailed, thero being no freights offering at all, in consequeDco of the very poor yield of tho crop this year. Largo ships were leaving in bnllast for the colonies, and wluit little sugar there was in the market was all engaged for shipment to England at a very low rate. Tho Atlantic has only brought half a cargo on that account, and tho next year's crop of sugar is expected , to bo fur short of this yoar. * | '-I'ho fever was raging to a great extent at tho Mauritius when the Atlantic sailed, Captain Kelly informing us that as many as 70 of the inhabitants there (Malahnrs and others) wore dying daily. In addition to her cargo of sugar, tho Atlantic brings a quantity of doors, window sashes, building materials, Ac., shipped originally at this port by the Uevcngo for tho Mauritius, hut failing to find a market there, they havo beoa returned to tho shippers. Tho Circular Saw liner brig Siuan, Capt, Poulson, clenrod at the Customs on Saturday last for Newcastle, N.8.W., with a small cargo of tubs, &c., and 7 passengors. Phe sails this morning early. Tho cutter Four Sisters arrived on Saturday night last from the Puhoi with a cargo of 35 tons of firewood. Tho schooner Rapid, Captain J. H. Edwardcg sailed on Saturday night last for Grevmouth, with a full cargo of sawn timber,

The Eingieabbb —The cutter Hingleader, Moses, . master, arrivedin harbour on Saturday morning last. a, om ~a ,T ia Poverty Bay and the East Coast. She called at the Wangapoa Saw Mills on her way ' timber" 11 ooas ' i i and shipped a full cargo of The schooner Elizabeth Mary, Williamson, master, sailed on Saturday for Wangarei, for another cargo of coals from the mineß at that place. Tho cutter Eolair arrived on Saturday last from Coromandel, with kauri gum, produce, passengers, The Bailing of the schooners Soa Breozo and Genoral Cameron has been postponed until this day, ( in consequonce of tho head wind prevailing 'Hie schooner Industry, Captain Yates, from Wangaruru, arrived on Saturday night last, bringing a cargo of bark, produce, &c. The ship John Scott, Captain Penfold, cams alongside the wharf on Saturday morning laßt to discharge hor inward cargo. " Tho barquo Bella Mary, Captain Copping, has cleared at tho Customs with a full general cargo and some 10 passengers for Hobart Town, full particulars of 'which appear in other columns. She sails this morning early, weather and wind permitting. Tho schooner Jane, Captain Faulkner, sailed on Saturday last for Napier via Poverty Bay, with a small cargo and 1 passenger—Mr. Hugh Murray. The schoonor Dot arrived on Saturday last from Omali with piles, produce, &c. Ihe coal hulk Bonjamin Heape was taken on tho North Shoro patent «lip on Saturday last for overhaul, &c. Tho cutter Wanderer arrived on Saturday morning last from the Bay of Islands and tho coast, with cattle, &o. Tho cutter Gazelle, Captain Young, for Opotiki, leaves this morning early with a full general cargo. Tho schooner Blying Buck, Captain Brown, oleared at tho Customs on Saturday laßt for New Caledonia and Batavia, with a full cargo of oats, potatoes, iron, building materials, <feo., also two passengers. She sails this morning. Tho Bchooner Holon, Captain Snowden, left Wangaroa on Wednesday night last; had fino' weather on tho coast, and arrived in harbour on Saturday night last, bringing 1 j tons kauri gum, 4000 palings, Jrc,, and 1 passenger. Passed the mail steamer Auckland, bound to Sydney, off Cape Brett, on Thursday evening. The cutter Don, for this port via the coast, left a day beforo tho Helen. The xfelen is about to he placod as a rogular trader betwoen this port and Wangaroa, in command of Captain F. Martin (of the Don). The cutter St. Kilda, arrived on Saturday night last from Mahurangi with firewood. The Thistle.—The cutter Thistlo, Capt. McKeneie, left Waipu on Friday last, had squally weather with a heavy cross sea upon leaving, after that light winds, arriving at tho Tamalii on Saturday, where sho landed 22 head cattle, and camo up harbour yesterday morning. Tho Stag, cutter, was about to load cattle for hero whon sho sailed. The Thistle brings 240 bushols oats, 4S bushels grass seed, 8 kogs butter, 3 boxes eggs, 11 pigs, 50 turkeys, poultry, &c., and 10 passengers. The -England,—Tho ship England, Captain Fox, took hor departuro yesterday morning for Plymouth with tho left wing of tho 12th .Regiment. Tho cutter Muhurangi arrivod on Saturday laßt from Mahurangi, with firewood, &c. Tho cutter Prince of Wales, from Puhoi, brought up a cargo of firewood yesterday, as aleo tho cutter Severn, from Coromandel. The Obi'Heus.—Tho cuttor Orpheus, Captain Stuart, arrived in harbour laßt night from Wangarei via the 'lamaki, bringing a cargo of of 12 head cattle (landed at the latter place), 1 ton onions, produce, &c., and 3 passongers. She has mado a very quick run, having only left Wangarei tho previous night, and reports tho arrival thcro of tho ouiters Smuggler and Wangarei, from this port. The cutter Nautilus, Captain Loverock, took her departuro yesterday morning for Wellington, with a full cargo of doors, sashos, timber, building materials, <fec. The schooner Caroline, from tho Thames, with gum, and cutters Frances, from Puhoi, and Glance, fro.n Matakana, with produce, firewood, &c., all arrived yesterday. Tho Panaiia Co.'s s.s. Ijord Asliloy, Captain Worsp, arrivod in harDour this morning at 3.30 a.m. | from tho t-'outh. [ Tho p.e. Eiifrerpriso No. 2 loaves again to-day for j Mahurangi, returning to-raorroiv.