AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1206, 26 September 1867, Page 3

AUCKLAND.

IVeatiieb.—September 2fl.—Cloudy and unsettled ; Wind N.E., strong.' v - - ARRIVALS. SEPTEMBER 25. Ivanhoe, soliooner, 70 tons, McGregor, from MOll- - with 13 head cattlo, and 2 passengers. Aspasia, schooner, 44 tons, Igleton.froin WanaaDoa, ■with 31,600. feet timber. Cassia, ketch, 23 tons, Bewicke, from the Ore t Barrier, 'with firewood. Rob Roy, cutter, 23 tons, Edwards, from Konncdj'a Bay, with 13,000 feet timber. Pearl, cutter, Alexander, from the Thames, in ballast. Cornstalk, cutter, 19 tons, Ciarko, from the Thames in ballast. Julia, schooner, 14 tons, Oouplaud, from Waihoki, iriUi firewood. Alabama, cutter, 16 tons, Brown, from the Thames, wilh gum. Saucy Lass, schooner, 40 tons, Mulvenzio, from Napier via Hick's Buy, with 1,500 bushels maize, end 14 passengers. Emma, cutter, 20 tons, Ropi, from Kauernnga, in bal'asf. Morning Light, cutter, 25 tons, Tiller, from Ti/phena Bay, with 13 re woo' 3. Four Sisters, cutter, 10 ton?, Hatfield, from the Wade, with produce and passengers. Midge, 8.8., Stunt, from tho Thames Qoid-fleld, with 45 passengers. DEPARTURES. BKrTEMHEB 25. Mapere, schooner, -10 tons, Shepherd, for Wangnrei, with sundries. Severn, cuttor, .19 tons, Dam, for Ivauerengi, -with timber and general cargo, Hercules, brigantine, 193 ton?, Walker, for Newcastle, with timber. INWARDS COASTWISE. SEPTEMBER 23. Margaret, from Coromandel, with bricks and timber|; Severn, from Kauoranga, in ballast; Julia, from Waiheki, with 2S tons firewood, 3 passengers; Frances, from Hot Springs, and MaLurar ~i, 20 tons firewood, *Asoft. house blocks, 2 passeng' s; Hero, from Wangarei, with 20 bags gum, G boxes settlers' produce, 4 passengers.—ll. S* Myera agent. OUTWARDS COASTWISE. SBPTJSJIBEB 25.

Scram, for Kaueranga, with 2,0( 3 ft. timber, 2,00 posts and rails, 6 hhds. beer, 2 cases ginger wine, 1 case raspberry do, 1 do. wine, 4 do. champagne, 2 do. ale, 1 doz. chair?, I can oil, 3 tons sundries, 12 passengers. —D. Nathan agent; Gazelle, for Great Barrier Island, Tyith sundries, 4 passengers; Frances, for Hot Springs, and ifahurangi, with sundries j Hying Buck, for Melbourne, via Kennedy's Bay, with 10 cases ironmongery, 9 cuaks ditto., 70,000 ft. timber (to be shipped at Kennedy's Bay).—Cruiekehank, Smart, and Co., agents. ENTERED OTTTWAHDS. SKPTKHEE 25. Prince Seg°nt, barque, Mcßurney, for Brisbane, Kenilworth. brigantine, 113 tons, for Noumea, via Kennedy's B ay. PBOJEOTED DEPARTURES. Fob London.—Ballarat. Nov. 3 ; Siain, early. Naplßß.—Star of thy South, early. Bat of IsTjAjsds.—-Joanna, to-day ; Speedwell, early. Thames.—Enterprise No. 2, p.s., and Midge, to-morrow. ' Newcastle.—Fanny early. Nobfolz Islahd.—Meteor, early. South Sea Islands.—Zillah and Rita, early. Southern PiiOTOiCES.—Taranaki, early. Sxditey.—Aackiand, s.s., October 2. Rivbbhbad. —G"-nini, s.s., daily, at 11 a.m. Meuiouhne.—Flying Buck, to-day. Wanqasei.—Hero, to-day. Chhistchttbch.—A. H. Badger, early. New CaIEDoHta. —Kenilworth, to-morrow. ARRIVAL OF TEE MIDGE. The s.s. Midge, Captain Stuart, returned from tho Kaueranga Gold Fields last evening, -with about 40 patißengers. Sho left Auckland on Tuesday at 10 a.m. and made, a capital run down of 65 hours, liemained at Kaueranga till 3 p.m. yesterday, when steam was got up, and she proceeded to Auckland, arriving off the wharf at 9'o'clock; after a smart run of 6 hours. The Midge leaves for the diggings again at 11 o'clock this morning. ARRIVAL OF THE SAUCY LASS. The clipper schooner Saucy I,ass, Oaotain D. H. McKenzie, arrired in. port yesterday morning, from Napier via East Coast, with a cargo of 1500 bushels maize, four pigs, and 14 passengers for the Kaueranga diggings. She left Napier last the 20th inst., aft ll cjn. with a £.S.£. wind and a heavy bar on. Experienced light and variable winds till Saturday. Passed Portland Island at 4a. m- and rounded the East Capo nt 10 a.m. on Saturday, wind S.TS. Anchored at Raukokcri on Sunday, and on Monday loaded with maize. Sailed again at 7 p.m. and had NJE. winds ali the -way up with .heavy rain, arriving here at 10 a.m. yesterday. Eeports passing the eotb r Miranda off Hicks Bay on Sunday last bound South. She schooner Merriman was the only vessel at Napier. She was to sail on Saturday for Poverty

The Pbotcess Azice.—The brig Princess Alice, Captain Kiddey, took her departure from Kennedy's Bay for Melbourne, on Monday last, with a fillL cargo of sami timber and three passengers. The TaeanaKl.—The s.s. Taranaki, Captain [Francis, from Wellington, had not arrived in port when we went to preus tfcis morning. She has probably been detained at "Wellington for the Panama snail. • The Stab op the South.—Captain McKenzie, of tba schooner Saucy Lass, ieporis that the s.s. Star of the South, had not arrived at Kapier from this port on Friday last, Th 13 Bxta.—The cargo of timber which was brought up from "W angapoa yeaterday b • tlie Aspasia will be transhipped on board the brig Bita, for the South Sea Islands. The barque Prince Regent has entered out at the Customs for Brisbane. >She will clear and take her departure during the day. " Xi£B Joajtta.—The schooner Joanna, in charge of Captain Morris, will in future trade between this port and Russell, Bay of Islands.' In all probability she will leave for fitisßell this evening with cargo and passengers. The .Flying Buck, Captain Brown, has cleared at the Customs, and will sail for Melbourne to-day. The cutters Woodstock and Kate both arrived at Kennedy's Bay on Sunday last. The former was loading for Auckland when the Bob Boy sailed. The Tvanhok.—The schooner Xvanhoe, Captain McGregor, returned from Mongonui yesterday afternoon; with 18 head of cattle, which were landed at Kohjmarama on Tuesday evening. She left Mongonui on Friday last at 12 o'clock, and experienced light windsandcnJms until.Tuesday evening. She brings up two passengers. The only vessel at Mongonui when the Ivanhoe sailed was the schooner Victoria. • < The cutter Hero, which, has recently been placed on the Wangarei trade, has had her cabin enlarged lor tae convenience of passengers. She sails again for Wangarei this morning. 2he schooner Aspasia, arrived from Wangapoa yesterday with, a cargo of timber, and seren passen- i gers. Shereports the schooner Success, loading timber for Napier; the Bose, for lauranga, and the Don; for WhakataEe. The Caswa and Morning Light both arrived from m Barrier yesterday with firewood. The cutter Pearl, Alexander, master, and Cornstalk, Clark, master both left tho Ihames on Tuesday night, and arrived here yesterday, in ballast. The.Bob Boy, Edwardea, master, which arrived irom Kennedy's Ba> yesterday, brings up 18,000 VV ,! ' and re P ortß the Princess Alice sailing for Melbourne on Monday la6t. The cutter Alabama, Brown, master, with gum, and Maori cutter Emma, with despatches, both arrived zromthe Thames yesterday moaning. The Tour "Sisters returned from the Wado yesterday with settlers' produce and passengers. A schooner arrived in port at a late hour last evening, but we were unable to obtain her name.