Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1126, 24 June 1867, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

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Weatiieb. —.Ttme 22—Kino. "Wind S. Juno 23—Fine. "Wine Southerly.

AItItI VAI S, 3TTNE 22.

Enterprise No. 2, p.s., 40 tons, Davies, from WangMoi and Ornah, with pigs, kauri gum, butter, prodace, &c., 12 passengers.-—Butt and Anderson, agonts. Petrel, cutter, 19 tons, Dornwell, from Ooromandel, in ballast, 1 passenger. Blue Bell, cutter, J 2 tons, McGregor, from Coroaaandel. with sawn timber. "Whitby, cu'ter, 27 tons, Doughty, from Opotiki, ■srith empty lihd."., Sc., 3 passengers. . JUNE 23. Xily, schooner. IS tons, from Waiheki, with firewood. St. Kildn, cutter, from Maluirangi, with firewood. Orphous, cutter, 21 tons, Glover, from Coroin.indel, in ballast, 4 passengers. Mary Ann White, schooner, from W"aiheki, with .firewood. Dawn, cutter, 21 tons, Jones, from the Great Barrier, with passengors. Auckland, s.s., f3O tons, Harris, from Sydney, the 17th inst., with mails, general cargo, &c., 7 passengers.—H.M. Jorris, agent. • Nautilus, cutter, SO tons, Lovcrock, from Napier "ria the Coast, with produce and passengers.

DEPARTURES. . J.UXB 22. Hebe, brig, 176 tons, Charles worth, for Guam, via Mercury Bay, with sawn timber. Waterlily, cutter, 23 tons, allan, for Tauianga via Omah, with firewood. "Wanderer, cutter, 23 tons, Shoemaker, for Cotomandel, with hay, sundries, &c., 6 passsngers. Heather Bell, cutter. 24 tons, Dam, for Mahurangi -jrith sundries, 7 passengers. Susan, brig, 185 tons, Ponlsen, for Newcastle N.S. W., with timber, building materials, &0., 23 passengers. Mariner, schooner, 30 tons, Stroud, • for ParengaXenga North Cape, with general caigo. Tauranga, s.s., 07 tons, Sellara, for Tauranga and ■Opotiki, with general cargo. 22 passengers. Wangarei, cutter, 40 tons, Anderson, for Wangarei, with genoJal cargo, hay, &c., S passengers. Tay, cutter, IS tons, for Matakana, in ballast. juxe 23. Sturt; Government, p.s , Fairchild, for the Kawau. INWARDS COASTWISE. June 22. Heather Bell, from Mahurangi, with G tons flour, J ton bran, 800 lbs. butter, 40 dozen eggs, S passengers.

OUTWARDS COASTWISE. JtnfE 22.

Mariner, for Parengrenga, with 2,000 ft. sawn timber, 2 ton coals, and sundries; Heather Bell, for Mahurangi, with 15 tons bone dust, 1 ton potatoes, 6 passeDgers ; Tauranga, s-s., for Tauranga and Opotiki, with 1 stove, 1 bale leather, 7 kegs paint, 1 cask linseed oil, 1 case kerosine, 2 pig. sashes, 1 ton flour, 10 bags sugar, 1 case whiskey, 1 cask earthenware,lo coils rope, 1 keg wine, 12 pkgs. drapery, 28 do. groceries, 21 do. ironmongery, T. Wrigley; '■'> hhds. ale 2_trunks clothing-, 1 store, 24 cases brandy, 2 qrcasks do., 2 bags oats 1 case kerosine, IS pkgs. groceries, 10 pkgs. furniture, 2 do. drapery, J. Campuey; 10 pkgs. groceries, 1 case kerosine, 5 pkgs. drapery, W. R. Balls ; 1 case beer, 7 pkgs. groceries, 6 do. drapery, Samuel's and J>ickobsnn ; 5 cases 4 bales 1 truss drapery, 2 casks ironmongery, 1 bundle BOythe handles, 1 pkg. drapery, 1 pump, E. Q-. Norris ; 12 mats sugar, 1 keg butter, 1 case kerosine, 14 pkgs. groceries, A. Douglas ;<1 pkgs. do. Geo. Isaacs; 1 bag drapery, 1 do. seeds, Anderson; 4 bales 2 cases drapery, 3 begs butter, Levy and Goldwater; 15 pkgs. groceries, 2 do. furniture, 1 case gin, 1 do. old torn, 2 do. beer, 1 do. brandy, F. S. Hill; 1 bale leather, 2 horsei, order, for Ttairanga, 1 cask earthentr&re, 40 bags flour, 12 do. sugar, 2 pkgs. sashes, 5 Cases drapery, 1 bor tobacco, 21 pkgs. groceries, 6 do. drapery, 6 do. ironmongery, T. Wrigley; 7 qr-casks rum, 2 cases whiskey, O. Phillips ; 2 pkgs. drapery, E. Louis; for Opotiki—22 passengers.

OUTWARDS FOREIGN. Juxe 22. Eusan, brig, 185 tons, Poulsen, for Kewcastle, 2TS.W. Passengers: Captain Beedell, Mr. Brunn, Mr. Westhead, Mr. Barrell, Mr. Lavoll, Mr. and Mrs. Cartledge and 3 children, E. Gibson, James ITairclough, Alexander Mathers, Sylvanus Barlow, •lames Moore, W. Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs. Barker, Seorge Griffiths, James Smith, John Pollock. Total 83.—Henderson and Macfarlane, agent.

EXPORTS FOREIGN. juxe 22. Per Susan, for Newcastle, N.S.W. :—6BB pieces architraves and skirting, 27 bundles mouldings, CO doors, 12 pkgs. sashes, Sash and Poor Company ; 2,000 pieces timber, Henderson and Mucfarlane.

ARRIVAL OF THE S.S. AUCKLAND. The Panama Company's s.s. Auckland, Lieut Harris, R.N.R., Commander, arrived in harbour last evening with her usual punctuality, bringing the April English mail, a full general cargo, and eeveral passengers, full particulars of which appear below. The Auckland left Sydney wharf at noon on the 17th inst., and the Heads at 1.15 p m., and experienced nothing bnt strong east and E.S.E. head winds all the passage, arriving here at S. !0 p.m. last evening, six daj-B out. On the 20th passed a brig steering west, and on the 21at a brigantine, bound the same way. We have to thank Captain Harris and the officers Of the Auckland for supply us, with their usual courtesy and attention, with all the latest files and reports. The Auckland brings the folio-wing passengers and cargo:— Passengers. Saloon—Mr. J. B. Hrett, Mr. B. Brett, Mr. B O Murphy, Rev. Mr. McLaughlin, Rev. Mr. Mahoney Second cabin—Mrs. Bleason, Mr. G. Grimes. CAEGO. 120 boxes candles, Harris and Laurie; 2 trunks boots, H. Fugatc ; 186 bags maize, order: 40 bundles hooping, Brown and Campbell; 20 casks preserved meats, order; 4 eyks split peas, order; 1 case vegetables, order; 5 tins preserved potatoes, order • 4 cask?, 4cases preserved milk, order; 10 case merchandize, Bucholz; 4 ditto, order ; 1 parcel, order--1 case, R. Hobbs; 144 cart felloes, 5 pairs cart shafts' Jonn Black; 2 casks, 1 case n ercliand ze, C. J. Fox • 1 pkge. merchanoi.e, 1 cask do., 1 case do order--4W bags maiz?, O. F. Stone; 1 cask isinglass R. Seccombe and Co.; 20 half-chests tea. 50 boxes do., 160 hags maize Jonas and Co.; 187 gunnies rngar, 6 hhds. treacle, 17 bags coffee, 10 chests tea 60 half chests do., 100 boxr-s do., 5 half barrels apples, 7 casks tallow, J. O. Morrin ; 18 bags coffee, 2 enßeß c! K ara > 75 h .If cheats tea, 90 boxes candles, 10 cases salad oi], order • 10 -?■ box's tobacco, 30 half chests te«, 50 boxes candle-. Buchannan and Stewart; 400 boxes tea, 52 haif chests tea, 3 cases cigars, Brown, Campbell; 57 gunnies sugar, order; 187 gunnies sugar, 8. and O' Jones ; 94 gunnies sugar, order; 38 gunnies suo-ar Buchanan and Stewart; 20 chests tea, 70 half chests ao., 35 boxes do., 12 barrels currants, 20 cases brandy, order; 6 bales paper, W. C. Wilson ; 7 cases glass, 3 casks do., 3 casks bluestone, 3 cornshellers, 30 Plough wings, T. and 8. Morrin; 30 half-chests tea, 30 cheßts do., 50 cases brandy, 100 boxes candles, 10 cases mustard, 50 half chests tea, order: 2 pkgs. drugs, 8. H. Hamilton; 265 bags maize, 5 cases merchandise, order; 20 do., 100 bigs maize, 1 parcel, ±t. 8. Myers; 17 bags coffee, 25 chests tea, Harris and JUawrie; 50 bags maize. M. Brown; 1 case, J. Peacock--5 packages plants and trees, Owen and Graham; 5 dit H Mason Brothers ; 4 ditto, <"!. J. Wren ; 2 ditto, r. 1 ditto, I'. Hawkins; 6 boxeß can--dfes, order ; 2 bundles mats, E. Porter ; 1 case cartridges, John Black; 1 box apparel, Samuel Piper • grindery, J Cater; 25 oases kerosene, Morrin | 20 ditto, Jones and Co. ; 2 cases preserved meats, : J. S. Welsman ; 27 Wes fruit, order; 15 cases ditto, Eatpn and Oewplf; 75 case, ditto, Henderson and Co.: 34 boiler tubes, Holmes; 1 case books, Rev. J .! r , : I "P acka ? e plants, Goldie Liddle; 1 ditto. F. Whitaker; 1 ditto; W. Brighton ; 3 ditto, T>. Hav • 1 ditto, J. Ptilwell : 1 parcel, J. W. Lord; 1 ditto' i*. A. Phillips ; 1 ditto, J. Buchanan ; 1. ditto, Lewis Brothers: 1 ditto, W. Dame ; 1 ditto, E. . Porter ■ 1 ditto, W. 8. Wilson ; 1 ditto. J. Peacock; 3 ditto, Wayte and Batger; 1 ditto, Q-. Webster; 1 tin, H. c , Myers; I box, J. Ctmning j 1 ditto, Rev. J. Boiler.

The s.s. TATOAN&A.—The 8.P.8.N. Oo.'s now twin-screw steamer Tauranga, Captain 3>. Sellars, steamed for Tauranga and Opotiki on Saturday night last, with a full general cargo and some 22 passengers, among whom were the Key, D. Bruee, Captain Perciva), Captain Atkyns, Mr. H. Niccol, Mr. Frazer, &c. She may he oxpectod back again about the middle of the week. The cutter Petrel, Dornwell, master, arrived on Saturday last from Coromandel, in ballast, bringing up 1 passenger. The N.vcTiLtrs.—The cutter Nautilus, Captain Loverock, arrivod in harbour early yesterday morning from Napier, via the East Coast, bringing a cargo of produce, &c., and several passengers. The N.Z.S.N. Co.'s s.s. Wellington, Capt. lienner, is duo here to-morrow from the Southern Provincos via Tauranga. Tho Circular Saw batquo Alice Cameron, Captain Carter, was positively announced to leave Sydney for this port on the 18tli inst. The brig Moa, Captain Robertson, sailed from Sydney on the 16th instant for this port with the following passengers and cargo: — Passengors— Mrs. Field, Miss Nicholson, Miss TTrquhart, Miss Dyco, Mr. Field, and 3in the stoorage. Cargo —535 bags maize, 105 packagos provisions, J. Wright and Co.; 41 packagos provisions, W. Anderson; GBO sacks Hour, J. Nesbitt; SG bags maize, C. B. Bond ; 101 bags maize, E. Lowlhor; 433 bags bono dust, H. Bell; 50 cases fruit, Glue ; 20 packages fruit, 50 bags maize, W. R. Hill; 3 bales'" canvas, W. H. Eldred; 100 boxes, 10 half-chests ten, J. Frazer and Co. Th" schooner Blue Bell, Captain McLiver, arrived at New Caledonia on tho 30th May, after a quick run from tl.is port via Norfolk Island. Tiie ScnooNEn Tauranga.—We hear that this fine vessel has recently changed hands, having been purchased by Mr. J. S. Maefarlane. Sho will leave shortly for the and ISuller rivers, in command of Captain J. H: Edwards (late of the Rapid). Tho brig Hebe, Captain Cliarlesworth, sailed on Saturday last, for Mercury Bay, to load sawn timber for Guam. The ship Countess Russell. Captain Stuart, will embark her troops this morning, at nino o'clock, and clear at tho Customs during the day for Plymouth. The cutter Wangarei, Anderson, master, took her departure on Saturday night last for Wangarei, with a full cargo of sundries, hay, &c., and several passensors. Tho schooner Lily, from Waiheki, brought up a cargo of firewood yesterday. The cutter Tay left again on Saturday night last for Matakana, in ballast. Tho cutter St. KiUla brought a cargo of firewood yesterday from Mahurangi. The p.s. £turt, Captain FaircUild, steamed last night for the Kawau, and is expected back again today with His Excellency the Governor and Stall. ' The cutter Dawn, Jones, master, brought up several passengers from Port Fitzroy, Barrier, yesterday.

The cutter Orpheus, Glover, master, arrived yesterday from Coromandel, in ballast, and several passengers.

The sshooner Mary Ann White brought up a cargo of firewood yesterday from Waikeki.

The KNTERrrfiSK No. 2.—The p.s. Enterprise No. 2, Captain Davies, left Wangarei Heads at 1 p.m. on Friday last, and arrived at Omah at 8 p.m. ; left again at 5.30, and arrived here at 3 a.m. on Saturday, experiencing S.E. weather, with a heavy head sea on the passage. She brings the following cargo, &c.: —It tons gum, 1| do butter, several pigs, boxes eggs, produce, &c. Passengers—Mr. Nay lor, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Lyell and son, and 10 others. The Argo was loading at Mangapai for this port, and the Kate Grant was sighted bound down to Wangarei.

Tho bar at Hokitika continues to be almost unworkable, so narrow has the channel become. On Thursday the tug Lioness, whilst towing in the cutter Elizabeth, went ashore, and tho cutter followed suit, previously, however, running into the steamer and doing some trifling damage. The cutter becamo a total wreck, but the Lioness is said to have received little injury, and is expected to be got ofT without much difficulty.— Grey River Argus, June 15. The cutter Wanderer sailed on Saturday afternoon for Coromandel with a full general cargo, and several passengers. The Whitby.—The cutter Whitby, Captain Doughty, left Opotiki on Tuesday last, had strong southerly winds along tho coast, and had to anchor under Wangapoa for 43 hours, arriving; in harbour on Saturday afternoon last. The Whitby brings 13 barrels beef (return cargo), empty hogsheads, &e., and three passengers. The schooners Hopo and Fortune were at Opotiki wlen thu Whitb}- left; the former vessel was to leave for this port on Thursday last, wind and weather permitting. Tho schooner Mariner, Captain Stroud, sailed on Saturday last for Parengarengn, North Cape, with sundries, and will return with another cargo of kauri gum. The outter Waterlily, Allan, master, took her departure on Saturday last for Tauranga via On.ah. The cutter Blue Bell, McGregor, muster, brought up a cargo of sawn timber from Coromandel on • aturday last. The cutter Heather Bell, Dam, master, sailed on Saturday lust for Mahurangi, with n cirgo of bonedust, sundries, &c , and 6 passengers. The brig Susan, Captain Poulaon, sailed yesterday morning for Newcastle, N.6.W., with a full cargo of doors, sashes, sawn timber, &c., also some 23 passengers, anr.ong whom wore Captain Boedel! and Mr. Brunn, who were recently wrecked at the North Cape, in the barque Torquii. They are en route to their destination—Melbourne. The InA Zeigleu.—This lino clipper ship, Capt. A. Jj. Reynolds, which left this port on the 2 9th j January had not arrived home on tho 25tli April, ' she being then 86 days out; sl"0 was, however, daily expected with her usual punctuality and reputation as a clipper. The Wi.ntekthur.—The ship Winterthur, Capt. Hunt, from this port with wool, gum. passengers, &c„ arrived at Gravesond on the 10th April, after a very protracted passage, occasioned by heavy and most trying weather; notwithstanding this, the Winterthur arrived all well, and, we be Hove, is likely to be laid on again for this port. The Mebi.ncton.—This fine ship which comes consigned to Messrs. Harris and Laurie, sailed from Gravesend for Auckland on tho 12th, with a full general cargo and passongera. The vessels loading at London for this port at the | date of last advices were the barque Ballarat, Cap . Allan, and ship Siam, Captain Ashby. The brig Alexandra, Captain Stephenson, hence, arrived at Newcastle, N.S.W., on the sth inst. H.M.S.S. Esk, Captain Luce, is now on her way to this port from Sydney, prior to taking her final departure for home ; her relief, the Chary bdis, having arrived on the station. The Esk left Sydney for here on the lttth instant, and may therefore be hourly looked for. H.M.S.S. CiiAßTßDia.—This line frigate, 17 guns, in command of Capt. Algernon Lyons, relief-ship to the Esk, has arrived on the Australian station, having made Sydney harbour on the 12th inst.. after n most pleasant passage from Plymouth. The Sydney Herald of the 13th inst., says :—" H.M.S. Charybdis.— Yesterday morning the signal of a man-of-war to the southward gave notice that the relieving shiji for H.M.S. Esk was in sight ; but tho wind being light and the vessel under canvas a considerable time elapsed ere she entered the heads, and then in conBequence of tho wind falling still more, she came »oan anchor until steam was - got up, and she finally reached the us-jal moorings in Farm Oove about 4 p.m. The Officers have kindly furnished with the following particulars of the ship and her passage out from England. The Charybdis is a screw corvette of" 100 tons register and 400 horse-pewer, furnished with eight S-inch shunt guns of tho Woolwich pit tern, eight 8-mch 65 cwt-. gunß, and one deck 7-inch breechloader, manned by a crew of 275 able-bodied seamen. She sails remarkably fast, having made on the run out 222 miles for twenty-two consecutive days ; she is very high out of the' water, and her armament being carried on the upper deck, the accommodation for the crew iE very roomy. The following are the names of her officers.-—Captain Algernon LyonsLieutenants F. A. Sargeaunt, A. B. Tbomas, a! Little, and R. H. Byron; Mr. Worsfold, mastar Mr. Grandidier, paymastor; Dr. J. C. Messer, Burgeon ; J. Carlyle, chief-engineer; Rev. 0. Chapman, chaplain; Lieutenant Powell, fioyal Marines; T. Cann, assistant-surgeon ; E, A. Holbeok, sub-lieut.; R. FTarbord, assistant-paymaster.-. The - Charybdis sailed from Plymouth on the 17th February, touching at Maidera and Cape_o£.Good Hope ; from the latter port she took her departure on the 14th May,.; but unfortunately brought no papers. She had strong gales in running down her easting and called at St. Pa'il s Island, on which two Frenchmen were found, who were employed. in Bshing, and as the officers state, particularly, wretohed and wo-begone. £»o vessels ■frith 'the colonies have been spoken, with the exoeption of the Winona, whioh arrived yesterday."

The barque Armistice, Captain McEwen, from Hokianga, tko 23rd May, arrived at Sydney oil the 9th inst. Tho s.B. Midgo made a trial of her engines on Saturday afternoon Inst, steaming up and down harbour several times, when everything was found to work smoothly and satisfactorily. Another hatch of Convicts poe Western- Australia. —The Times of tho 28th March says:—Tho chartered convict ship Norwood has been taken up by tho Govcrnm. Nt for the conveyance of a party of between 300 and 400 convicts, under lengthened sentences of penal servitudo, from Chatham and tho other convict establishments of Western Australia. She will receivo on board hor' complement from Chatham at tho Noro to-day. A military guard of army pensioners , will accompany tho convicts to Australia. Tho Cape Standard of April 17th, reports that H.I.F.M. transport ship Iphigiue, 4 guns. Captain S. do fc-'t. Hansan, from Toulon 12th February, Tcncrifib 27th February, to New Caledonia, with 250 convicts, and SO civil and military passengers, put in at Bimon's Bay for supplies on the previous day. Tho barque Island City; Captain "Wolfe, hence, arrived at Gladstone, Queensland, on tho 7th inst. Tiie Siam.—Tho A 1 clipper ship Siain, Captain Ashby, which left this port on Hie 10th January last, arrived at Gruvosend on the 9th April, after a splendid run of 89 days. She roports arriving all well on board. Tho " Circular Saw" brig PaVolia, Captalin Robinson, hence, arrived at Melbourne on the 14th inst. The following is aliat of the saloon passongors who had ongngod passages por Great-Britain up to tho 25th of April. Sho was not to sail from Liverpool, however, till the 9th of May :—Mr. J. Fulton, Mr, James Fulton, Miss K. Fulton, Miss E. Fulton, Miss C. Fulton, M. and Mrs. J. Smith, Mr. C. Box, Mr. and Mrs. R. Colvin, Miss B. Brown, Mrß. A. O'Dounell, Mies M. O'Donnell, Mr. and Mrs. Fmith, Mr. and Mrs'. J. W. W. Pettitt, Miss Martin, Miss Birnmington, Mrs. Forster, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. O'Shanassy, Mr. Stacpoole, Master A. B. St»cpoole, Hon. W. A. Vanneck ; Mr. and Mrs. Bell, Mr. I. Bailey, Mrs. B. Bailey, Mr. W. Caine, Misb Ohurnside, Mrs. H. Geard, Mr. E. Willis, jun., Mr. W. IT. Tulloh, Miss Boyce, Mrs. E. Dyne, two children and servant, Mr. Nicholas Maino, Mr. Saunders, Mr. N. Levy, Miss Ellis, Mr. B. C. Burstallj, Mr. and M s. C. F. Lawless, infant, and servant, Mr. J. R. Ducrdin, Miss M. Camplin, Mr. J. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Josko. — Melbourne Argus, June 13. Loss of' tub Ship Tipteee.—This fine ship, which, under the command of Captain Pinel, became so great a favourite in. tho London and Australian trade, .was wrecked on tho 11th April, near Liverpool, from which port she had taken her departure bound for Quebec. 3Citehcll's Register of April 13th, has the following particulars :—" Tiptreo on shoro beyond Crosby, near Formby, was reported to be breaking up s three men drowned." Loss or the Annie Arch hell.—This vessel was chartered in Sydney by Messrs. Willis, Merry and Co. to proceed to A pin (Navigators Islands) and there tako in a cargo of guano for home. By the arrival of the last mail we learn of her loss, the following particulars appearing in tho Times of 15h April:—"Annie Archbell, Blacklock, Apia, for Hamburg, lost on Terschelling Bank, four of the crew drowned, fourteen saved ; captain and sis hands still on board on the 13th." Her loss will not affect any of tho colonial insurance offices.