SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1306, 23 January 1868, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

JANDAKT 22nd. Vteathkr.—Fine; Wind, S.TT. ARRIVALS. Wellington, s.s., 262 tone. Holmes, from Southern Ports, with general cargo and pasiengers. Tauranga, 5.5.,67 tone, Sellars, from the Thames, in ballast. Passengers—2o. Midge, 5.3., 56 tons, titewart, from the Thames, in ballast. Passengers—4o. Enterprise, p.a , Seon, from the Tnames, with 20 passengers. Moa, 236 tons, Robortson, from Sydney, with general cargo and passenger. Willio Winkie, cutter, 15 tons, Hooper, frem the Thames, in b'lUst Clyde, cutter, 19 tons, Kasper, from Mahurengi, with firewood. Four Sisters, cutter, 18 tons, Hatfield, from the Wade, with produce and passengers. DEPARTORE9. Enterprise, p.s, Seon, for the 'lhames, with passengers. [ Tauranga, 8.5., 67 tons, Sellars, for the Thamee, with passengers. Ivanhoe, schooner, 72 tons, McGregor, for Mongor.ui, with sundries. Swallow, schooner, 27 tons, Wilson, for Tairua, with sundries, l'apsengere—4. Jane, schooner, 37 tone, Moller, for Tauranga, with 1000 palings, 250 posts, and sundriei. Paegengers —4. Herald, schooner, 53 tons, Maiheeon, for Kusaell. in ballastIndustry, schoonor, 24 > Dna, Yates, for Wangaruru, in ballast. Fortune, schooner, 22 tons, Parker, for Opotiki, with timber and mivlries. Hero, cutter, 30 toni>, Oavies, for Wangarei, with sundrv packages oilmen's stores, Pa-sengers—6. Mary Ann, cuter, 21 tone, Ford, for Great Barrier, with Mindriee. Willie Winkie, cotter. 15 tono, Hooper, for thi 'llmmos, with timber, shingles, &c. CLFAHANCW. Zillch, Hchoore-, P 6 tons, Wyatfc, for Tahiti ai-d South Sea Jalandi.— J. S. Mucfarlane, agent. IM Pi) 17-5. Per Wellington, from v outhern ports :—From Dunedin, ex warebousn, under bor d—lo canes chicory, W. Gregg and Co Fue goods—l 69 bags oatmeal, W. Grogg and ( o.; 1 cat-e drugs, 1 bottle quick 6 ;, ?er, J. P. King ; loiediugs J. S. Welbman; 1 package drapery, G. W. rrieni; 70 sacks ottmeal. ordnr; 2 cases and 1 cusk drugs, H. Brittain ; 1 pkg drapery, J. Mcl.HUghliin ; 2 par<'.lri, Imperial in eurance. From Wellingtor.—4o £ barrrls blasting powder, and 1 case fuze, t>.. fi. Smith ; 60 bag* flour order; 1 puro*l. Mrs. Howard; 1 par< el, J. Lodge I truss, Wayte aud Batger; 1 parcel, Bank of J(e» ■■•outh Waleb.

1-XPOUTS. Per Zillah, for Borotonga, Tahiti, and South Sea Islands : —Ex warehouse, under bond—s cases preserved meats, 5 do. sardines, 2 do. sausages, ] do. JiaiiiH, I do. cheese, 2 do. tobacco, 1 box tobacco, 5 bosex tea, £0 eases ule.' 25 cases sherry, 5 cases s-tont, Hucholz tind Co.; 14 boxes tobacco, 20 ca«es genera, 5 hi dn. rum. 4 cases brandy, Owen Jones; 7 cm-es blue, J. Roberton and Co. ; 5 hhds. ale, 1 tierce tobacco, 3 cases do.. 2 b;<les coUods. 1 ens'; do., L. l>. Nathan and Uo.; 3 bales cottons, 5 bales do., 181 cases win-j, Owen and Griiham ; 15 casei ling, I , wen and Gruham. Free gorids-60,000 shingles, 4,000 bricks, 5,0: 0 feet timber, 9 bags oniojie, 3 tone pota toes, 2 cases druperj , , 4 bales ditto. ARRIVAL 0i THE WELLINGTON. The N.Z.S.N. Co.'s s.e. Wellington, Captain Holmes, arrived in harbour ear'y yesterday morning from Tuiuanga and Southe n ports. She l«/t Port Ch<l" e-s on the 12th at 1.40 p m., ariiving at L>ttelt'.'ii fin the 12 noon: lrft Lytteltonon the 14th at 2.20 p.m. v arriciag at Wellington on the lfith,

at 9.45 p.m.; left Wellington on the' ™» »* 1 p.m., arriving at Napier on the 18th at 12^0 leftkpieronthe 19th at 11.25 a.m., Tauranga Heads on the 2Ut at 1 {»• - by the pilot at 2.20 em.; and at 3.30 a.m., owrog to the darkneee, the vessel took the B t0 ™ a m »L hl ii water while proceeding to Te Papa, therefore I not leave until the flowing of the ebb .tide at 4 p.m. on 21st. and Tauranga Heads at 5.20 p.m. *X om Napier to Tauranga Experienced heavy westely and from Tauranga to Auckland light Pas'eed the e.e. Sturt between Napier Heads and the Kidnappers. , Ifit i. ar.M.s.B. Falcon was at Wellington on the 16tn instant. ,_ The 8.9. Egmont arrived in Wellington at / p.m. on the 16th. ,„„ The Wellington brings a email genoral cargo (as per impor(s), and the following passengers :— Sfl i 0 ° n • Mrs. Day, Mrs. King. Eev. Mr. Burrows, iatner Bourbieus, Captain Stuck, Captain Armstrong, Messrs. O. C. Mann, "Douglass, Kailey, Mills, Thomeon, Davies, Boyd, Kd»ecombe, Carlyon, Atkinson, eenr., Atkinson, junr., Henocksburg, Ninnis, Colenso, Morrin, Kuid, Gray. Wooley, Chadwick Morsnau. Steerage—Charles Whule, Thos. Jackson, Fordyce, Thos. Brown, G. B. Calder, Hamace, McQueen, O-. Cane, Mrs. Smith, Haker, Donovan, Logan, P.Sarry, Sergeant /Mxon, Wright, Eoyd.

ARRIVAL OF THE MOA. The brig Moa, Captain Robertson, arrived in harbour last night, after a tedious passage of 16 days from Sydney, bringing a full cargo and several passengers. The Moa sailed from Sydney on Sunday, the sth instant, and experienced easterly and southeast -winds until making the New Zealand coast. Sighted Capo Brett on Monday morning, at 9 a.m., and has had light S.E. and 8.5.8. winda on the coast. The Mo:i brings the following passengers and c<--go:—

Passensera— Mrs. and Mies Woods, Mr. Peddie, Mr. Huddock, Mr. Fryer, Messrs. Johnstone, Jones, Roberts, Andrews, Henderson, Caullen, -luld, Willison, Powell, Malcolm, Fury, Hooper, and Matthew. Cargo:—lsß tons coals, Ilendert-on and Mncfarlane; 1225 packages, oroer; 24 barrels beef, S. Jonos ; 54 mats sugar, 0. Pike; G7 mats sugar, W. Gruhame ; 60 mate J. M. French j 31 packages, Henderson and Macfarlane ; 11 yackages, S. H. Smith; 49 packages, S. 11. Smith ; 13 tierces beef. J. S. Blacliulune (agent.)

r fho .Auckland cutter Bittern, Captain ?tuckey, sailed from Wellington for Napier on the 13th in£t., with a general cargo. The ship Mermaid, which, sailed from London, in company with the ship Maori, arrived at Lyttleton on the nth instant, after a eood passnijd of 93 days. The s.s. Taranuki, from "the Manakau, arrived et Wellington on the 7th instant. The s 8. Tararua and Gothenburg, arrived at Wellington from Melbourne, on the 7th instant. T'.e s i>. Dungaree, from Sydney, arrived at Nel.-or on the 7th instant. The new schooner Cleopatra, Captain McLeod, arrivtd at Lyttelion from th:s port on the 11th inst. Thebir.iue A. H. Batger, which sailed from T.yttelton for this port on the 10th inst., has the following cargo: 4130 bags wheat. G6 do. oats, 9 do. beans, 196 do. flour, Grigg; 170 sacks flour, Brownell and Co. The N.Z.S.DT. Company obtained the contract for carrying the mails between the Maoukau and thi3 port, between Auckland and Port Chalmers, and Port Chalmers and Manukau. The Panama ' ompany have also obtained three services, viz., from Wellington to thu Bluff, from the Bluff to Wellington, and from Wellington to Auckland. The services are for the ensuing six months, but the amount of subsidies haß not expired. The s.s. star of the South, hence, arrived at Napier on the 12th inst. The Zillah.—The schooner Zillab, Captain Wyati, cleared at the Customs yesterday with a full general cargo for Tahiti, Borotonga, and the South Sea Islands, aud will take her departure early tht3 morning. The BiTi.—The brig Eita, will clear at the Customs for Sydney. Captain Hobinson, of (he Moa, will take command of this veseel, and thj Moa, in command of Captain Trayte, will shortly s-iil for the South Sea Telands. The schooner Ivanhoe sailed for Mongonui last ""oinj with a general oargo and the. following passengers : —ftlr. George Bitchie, Master John Reveridge, Mr. Te ites, Mrs. McLaren, and four others. Tub Cso-wk.—The brig Crown, hence, arrived at Sydney on the 2nd inetant, after a passage of twentythree days. The Sydney Horning Herald says:— " The brig Crown, signalled yesterday, from Auckland, is originally from, Batavia, via Adelaide, her cargo beius a portion of that shipped in Batavia. She eailed from Auckland on the 12th ultimo, but hud to put back, and did not finally clear until the 16th ultimo. Since then she has had calms and head windu." The KaiEOuba.—The P.TX.Z. and A.H.M!. Co's, s.e. Kaikoura, arrived at Sydney from Wellington on the 2nd inetant. The Pakbha.—The brig Pakeha, Captain Robinson, was announced to leave Sydney for this port with dispatch, on the 4th instant.