PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2758, 28 May 1866, Page 3

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

May 26.— Wind, 8. ; light : fine. Msj 37.— Wind, S. :_lif ht ; flnt.

AXBIYAIJ. X.M.S. Eclipse, Captain Fremantle, from Wellington. Beautiful Star, s.s., 126 tons, H. Morwiek, from Napier, with sheep. Star of the South, 1.1. , U 7 tons, Bendall, from Napier, with sheep. Tasmania* Maid, p.s., Jackion, from Wangarel, with pas■engan. Hop*, schooner, 97 ton. Black, from Tauranga, with gum. Idly, schooner, 17 tons, Joseph, from WaihekL Nile, schooner, Jijtoni, Sulllran, from Mahurangi. Petrel, cutter, 17 toss, Niemann, from Ceromaadel, with passengers. Hoar Sisters, cutter, 17 tons, Gomez, from the Wade, with timber. JLgaes, cutter, 23 tons, Joseph, from the Eawan. Three Sisters, cutter, 27 tons, Lewis, from Great Barrier. Sob Boy, cutter, 23 tons, McLeod, from Kennedy's Bay, with timber. Shamrock, cutter,' 23 tons, Stephens, from Tairua, with timber. Miranda, cutter, 23 tons, Judd, from Mangawai, with produce. Mahurangi, cutter, 21 tons, Queen, from Mahurangi, with sheep. Stag, cuttar, 18 tons, Jones, from Omaha. - Wara, cutter, 19 tons, Eagleton, from the Thames. Sydney, cutter, 17 tons, Rasper, from Puhoi, with shingles. \f»terlily, cutter, 26 tons, Allan, from Waiheld.

DKFABTUBES. Ctaiual Camtron, 'icboontr, Bolter, for Bunl), Bay of ialandt, with feneral cargo. Boyd, achooner, 14 torn, Major, for Mercury Bay, witk general cargo. Ftlly, ketch, IS tont.powntf, for Waiheki, In ballast. H«ro, cutter, 80 torn, Joinar, for Mercury Bay, with inndriu. Afaet, ciitiar, UUni, Njarn, for^Ohora, North Cape, with bricks and timber. Ooictt, enttor, 17 toni, Crois, for Pnhoi, with lundriu.

"VESSELS BXPICTXD. Klf . i. Caragoa, [Commodore Sir William Wiseman, tnm Hobart lowa, Tia Sydney. MM. a, JTaleon, Captain Parkyn, from Hobart Town, tU JLlf. a. Xsk, OapUtn Luce, from Sydney. Auckland, «.■., US toni, Hagley, from Southern Forts (due 28th). Ballaxat, p.*., Quance, from Rokittka. •Salamander, a.s.s., frtm Melbourne, rla Queensland, Wo. 67», «nddif.p. Start, pj.. Fairchild, from Napier, Tia tht Coait. Caeaipore, abip, Halbart, frcm London, No. 8017, Srd dif . p. Bab Itoy, ship, 850 tons, Sangster, from London (tailed March 24). QmMB of tha North, ahip. 824 toas, Grtan, from London, Ka T2O, Srd dia. p. (left Portland, Feb. 17). Meaarch, ship, Macer, 1,444 toas. from London, No. 5491, ' !««, Ist di«. p. (sailed Feb. 24), Win tarthory ship; 529 tons, from London, No. 8953 (loadinr). PagasßS, ship, 1,153 tons, OornwelL from London, No. 9,458, Ist dia. p., (to sail April 25). Norwood, ship, 700 tons, Bristow, from London, No. 945S Ist dis. p., (loading). ' Triaata, barqaa, from Saa Francisco, N*. 9847, to* dia. » , . wdl.d J»^ M). Taaaj Sarah, barqaa, from Yalaarais*. TorqoiL 1 baxqua, froat Kelbaarne, via Wellinfton. Balla Marr, baraaa. 270 tons, Coppinr, from Hobart Town, V.D.L., No. 8320, Srd dis. p. XoraltTj barqua, 375 tons, Austin, from Sydney, J»o. 0421, "In* dis p. (laading). Alioa Gamaron, barqua, 347 toas, Nearing, from Sydney, (to sail 17th), (naw coda). Saa GolL brifantine, from Newcastle, N.S.W., No. 5274, 2nd dis. p. Lxdj Darling, schooner, 109 tons, Harris, from Ifelbeurne, (saUadMayU). Harriat King, schooner, 100 tons, McDonald, from Sydney. Tiatoria, sckoaaar, fram Borotonga, No. SOl 2nd dis. p. Sylph, schooner, 55 tons, Boult, fromKaipara. Swallow, achooner, 27 tons, Catchpole, from Tairua. William and Julia, aohoanar, 32 tons, Scott, from Ngnngnra. Ifaris, schooaer, 28 tons, MaiUand, from Maketu. Kate Grant, schooner, 40 tons, Matien, from Wangarei. fartune, schooner, from Tauranga. Black Watch, schaoner, 93 toas, Campbell, from^Melbourae. Tawera, schooner, from Napier ria Forerty Bay. Mataor, schooner, from Dunedia. Lark, schooner, from Hawke's Bay. St. Kilda, schooner, from Samoa, Narigator's Islands. Xoaa Ann, schaoner, from Wairoa, Hawka's Say. KanHworth, schooner, US tons, MoKenzie, from'Naw Caladoaia, No. 7,853, 15t dis. p. Sea Bi ease, achooner, 70 tons, from Bay of Islands. Jane, achooner, 37 tons, from Hawke's Bay, Tia the Coast. Mapere, schooner, SO tons, from Tauranga. ißlucbell, schooner. 53 tons, from Wangapoa. Bales, schooner. 21 tons, from Tanning*. Sapid, schooner, 31 tons, Bailey, from Tauranga. KareO, schooner, 10 tons, Simpson, from tha Thames. «oee, cutter, Dustin, from Awanui, North Cape. - Bittern, cutter, from Wairoa, Hawke's Bay. Isabella, cutter, from Nelson. Jfjßiph, cutter, from Nguaguru. America, catter, from Norfolk Island. Saa Balls, cutter, from Napier, via Mercury Bay. .Hercules, cutter, Si tons, fram Napier, via the Coast. Jtuse. cutter, Libras, from South Sea Islands Satellite, cutter, 27 tons, from Napier. Zagla, cutter, 40 tons, from Napier, Tia the Coast. Harwell, cutter, $4 tons, from Hokianga.

PJtOJECTED DEPASTURES. I'M Loxdox.— Treralyan »nd flolmsdale, early. Txa,o. — Commodore, to-day. Bait fKAncnoo.—Kate, 2nd. Iravir.- Rita, and Prince Alfred, 30th ; Beautiful SUr, ' early. QunKSZAND.— lute Waters, 20th. -Koktolk luand.— Sontharn Cross, to-day. Sour* Ska. Islands.— Soatbvrn Crois, to-day. Taoaanoa. — Hope, 30th. NArnat. — Star of the Sonth, to-day. Opotikl— Whitby, to-day. DairiDiK.— Boiendie, early. Sovthirn Pjiovinces.— Auckland, 4th. ICongontti. — Iranhoe, tonUy. AwAnnn.— Gazelle, early. Wahoa*ki— Ballarat, p s., early ; Tasmanian Maid, 30th. Kaitaka. —Heather Bell, to-day ; Boaita, Ird. ComoiCANDiL.— Petr«l, to-day. Waipd.— Thistla, to-day. WANOAroA.— Clyde, to-day.

YXSSSLS IN HABBOUB. (This list dees not include coasting euttsrs. ) X Jf.s. Brisk, Captain Hope, from Hanraki H.M.S. Eclipse, Captain Fremantle. from Wellington. Seautiful BUr, s.s., 125 tons, Morwick, fi«m Kapler. — Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Star of the South, s.s, 147 tons, Bendall, from Napier.— J. 3. Macfarlane, agent. jTanoanian Maid, p.s., Jackson, from Wangarel.— S. Cochrane, agent Prlnoe Alfred, s.s., 705 tons, H. S. Machin, from Sydney.— H. M. Jerri*, agent. * jWalteuMta, p.s. (laid up.j .Xfcterprlse, p.». (on fury wrric*.) XntUjm. ship, 1,042 tons, Gooch, from Adtlaiit.— J. Bobsrtonand Co., agents. Holmsdale, ship, 1,267 tons, Terrls, from Mribourne.— V. Woollajr, agent Alexandra, ship, SOB tons, Dalgarno, from London.— D. Nathan, agent. B*lU Marina, ahlp, coal hoik. Mario*, «oal hulk. FreafEnder, barque, 200 tons, Bobinson, from Adelaide.— Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. * Kate VTaters, barque, 680 tons, Calder, from Gladsteae.— J. 8. Macfarlane^ agent Katf, barque, Ml tons, Carter, from Sydney.— Henderson aad^Maofarlane, agents. Susan, brig, coal hulk. Warerley, brig. 574 tons, Torsayth, from China.— Crulckshank, ■nurt, and Co., agents. Trlnciais Alice, brig, 257 tons, Kiddy, from San Jranciseo.— Thornton, Smith, and Firth, agents. Xita, brig, 101 tons, Bobertson, from Sydney.— J. S. Mac- ' farlane and Co., agents. Oonunodore, brigantine, SO9 tons, Bobertson, from San Francisco.'— Thornton, Smith, and Firth, agents. .Southern Cross, schooner, 92 tons, Tilly, from the S*uth Sea Islands, via Bydney. Coral Queen, schooner, 90 tons, Trayte, from Coral Queen bland. — Combes and Daldy, agents. fllyde, schooner, 34 tons, Cheshire, from Wangapoa.— T. Craig, agent. Iranhoe, schooner, 70 tons, McGregor, from MongonuL— Cruickshank, Smart, and Co., agents. ißisabeih Mary, .schooner, 20 tons, Heath, from Great Barrier. lifly, schooner, 17. tons, Joseph, from "Waiheki. Celt, schooner, 60 tons, McKensle, from Chris tchorch.— S. Hill, agent ■ope, schooner, 27 tons, Black, from Tauranga.— T. Macky and Co., agents. Bolenelie, schooner, 51 tons, Froctor.from Dunedin.— Captain, agent Mira, schooner, 17 tons, Delane, from Wangaroa. Jfile, schooner, 24 tons, Sulliran, fromlMahurangL Argo, schoener, Sltbns, Palmer, from' iVangaroa.

MCTIEK) HTWJLEDS. Mat *S— Oomtt, 17 :tom. Crow, from Pnhoi, with 41,000 ihinglM, ;Wo.fMt faoiiM blocfa. ftr-Wclij, 18 toni, Downai, from Waihtki, with 80 ton« finiwood. F«M«ngar— l. •!•— SUf, 18 tons, Jonei, from Omaha, with 40 tou finwood, '.li tons/kauri run. Fanracen— 4. t*r-Qly4«» S4 tons, Dunn, from Wangapoa, with 20,000 fMt '"ttwa tbnoar, 4 toni kauri gam. Paucng mi-8. M— H«ro, SO tons, Jciner, from Meronry Bay, with 21,225 f««t . .timbar.. FaiMßgan— 2.

XNTBEED OUTWAED3. Mat M— XIU. bri», 108 tona, Eobwtion, for Bjdvj.—J. g. llMfutau, tgtnt.

L CLIAJtJD OUTTTABPS. K^-Omeral Cameron, icheoner, 41 tons, Bolder, forSmuell, Bay of Islands, with 80 tons gene nl«argo. Passengers— 7. . -■ «riQwenfju»d Graham, agents. Mrr*ouihern Cross, 92 tons, TUltr, for South Sea lilandi, . in T7 MllMt. Patteng«t«— Th« lUf kt ' Ker. * Bifhop Pattekon, Palmer, Mr. Atkln, Mr. Brook, Mr. Kaymondi, uandfiO Bontk S«a Iflandars. JMr-Conunodon, schooner. SOtton*, BobwrUon, for Iquique, Peru, in ballatt.— Thornton, 'Sjnith, ana Firth, aganti. •$— Vtro, 80 ions, ' Joiner, for Mercury B*y, with 2 bags - ranr. . < 49tStag, 18 tons, Janes, for Omaha, with 5 bags flow, 2 bags . aalt, andsareral parqels. Jff-JTollT.'U toas,Downes, for Waikeki, in ballast. M-i-Boyd, 1* tons,' Major, for Mercury Bay, with a general .cargo;* j" «•— Agnes. 14 tons, Ngarn,. in Ohora, North Cape, with 1,000 bricks, 8,000 feet timber, 12 pkgs. merchandise. «C— Comet;-17 tons, Crass, for Pohol, with snndries.

THE SHIP TREVELYAN. ;The iron clipper ship Trev'elyan, Edward Cooch, Xbq.f.opminipdißr (the arrival of which at thelfeadf onr laat), made, the Barboar" at noon on' Saturday £r>in Adelaide^ in * Bbe t le^ Adelaide on the 2nd instant, and attempted Jo 'pats

thiou^h Bass's Straits, but, finding the wind <<>me on easterly, had t • bear up and round \ r aff Ditmou's Land, b'rom ibm cj experienced a sncju.osion of tho east winds until arriving off the Noith Cape , on Thursday. Was in compnny with the H linsJalo from Aj el bourne t< r several days. The 'liuveljan is a handsome iron-built clipper •hip of 1,042 tons register, and made her passage from London to Adelaide in 90 days, and thia after being delayed beating about in the chops of the Channel for over a fortnight againsb most adverse weather ; in fact, the was at sea during the gale which proved so destructive to the ill fated London. Captain Gooch describes the gale as of the utmost violence, and was not therefore surprised to hear of the most disastrous results therefrom. The Trevelyan, which is always sttady and comfortable in a sea way, was on that occasion disturbed from its equilibruna, and was pitched with more tkan ordinary violence whilst the gale was at its height. The Trevelyan is a well-known passenger ship, and fitted with every convenience for the purpose. On this occasion she comes undir contract for the conveyance of some 350 troops to England, which, we believe, will consist of detachments from the Military Train, Royal Engineers, and other troops in garrison under orders for home. On her last voyage the Trevelyau conveyed the left wing of H.M» 36th Regiment to Calcutta, aud from thence proceeded to the West Indies with coolies. Her tween-decks are almost tubular, and 200 feet in length, 33 feet beam, and from seven to eight feet in height, being higher at the forward end than the stern. Her 'tween-decks will accommodate 400 persons with ea««. She is also fitted with the latest improved method of ventilation, which consists of a passage along the entire length of the 'tween-decks, communicating with the deck. She is also fitted with one of Dr. Normanby's patent condensing apparatus, capable of producing 500 gallons per diem. The Trevelyan is owned by Messrs. Tyser and Co., and ably commanded by Captain Gooch. She brings 800 bags flour for Auckland, and a small cargo for London. Passengers : Mrs. Gooch, and two in the steerage. — J. Roberton and Co., agent*.

ARRIVAL OF H^M.-S. ECLIPSE. H.M. s. Eclipse, Captain Fremantle, arrived in harbour yesterday afternoon from Wellington. She left Wellington on the 20th instant, under sail, and made no progress until the 24th. Experienced-north-east winds for the first two days, and remained under sail to Cape Colville, where steam was got up for the remainder of the distance. Made Cape Colville at 830 a.m. yestarday, and went into the Kawau at noon. Left the Eawau at 1.30, and anchored in the offing at 4.30. The Eclipse will shortly proceed to Sydney, from this port, and anticipates orders from home for her removal off this station, after a stay of nearly four years.

ARRIVAL OF THE S.S. BEAUTIFUL STAR. The s.s. Beautiful Star, Oaptain H. Morwick, ' paid ua another. visit on Saturday, prior to leaving Auckland for the Sydney trade. She left Napier on Wednesday last, at two p.m., amd rounded the Esut Cape at 10 a.m. on the following day, arriving at the Tamaki at 12.30 on Friday night. Experienced strong westerly winds across the Bay of Plenty, and calm weather afterwards until nearing the Auckland coast, when strong aqually weather intervened. Reporti the s.s. Star of the South leaving Napier one hour afterwards, 'and saw her smoke at the East Cape, but afterwards saw nothing of her. Discharged shevp at the Tamaki, and came up harbour on Saturday morning. Reports having seen a schooner, name unknown, at anchor in Hicka'a Bay as she pasted. Cargo : 890 sheep, Johnson. The Beautiful Star came alongside Castom-hous*-street Wharf on Saturday, and will sail for Sydney about the end of the week. She will remain in Sydney, after undergoing an overhaul, until the return of the sheep season.— Htnderaon and Macfarlane, agents.

AERIVAL OP THE S.S. STAR OF THE SOUTH. The B.s. Star of the South, Captain Bendall, arrived in harbour yesterday afternoon' from Napier, with sheep and cattle. She left Napier on the craning of Wednesday, 23rd iast., and had fine weather until making Cape Runaway. Afterwards had strong W.S.W. winds, and put; into Hicks's Bay, short of fuel, on the 24th, at 11 p.m. Remained at anchor there until 3 *.m. on the 26 th, and had ■trong S.W. winds to the Gulf, arriving at the Tamaki at 7 a.m yesterday. Discharged cargo, and came up harbour as above to coal. Cargo : 27 head cattle, Hunter and Co. ; 900 sheep, A. Buckland. Reports having seen thft new schooner Aspasia, of this port, on the 24th inst., 10 miles to the southward of the East Cape, bound for Lyttelton. The Star of th« South will leave for Napier this evening. — J. S. Macfarlane, agent.

ARRIVAL OF THE P.S. TASMANIAN MAID. The p.B. Tasmanian Maid, Captain Jackson, arrived alongside the Queen-street Wharf at 5 a.m. yesterday from Wangarei aud Waugarei Heads, with passengers. She left Wangarei at 6 p.m. on Saturday, and the hands at 9 p.m., and had fine weather along the coast. Passed the schooner General, Cameron, for Russell, during the night. Reports .the ■chooner Kate Grant, ani the cutter* Annie Laurie, Smuggle?, and Aquila, lying at Wangarei when she ■ailed — the Annie Laurie to leare on Saturday night, with cattle ; and the Kate Grant and Smuggler to ' leave to-day. Passengers : Messrs. J. Coohrane, J. W. Bain, Thorpe, Burgeis, Captain Gibbs, Miss Chalmen; and 15 in the steerage. . She brings a small cargo of settlers' produce. — S. Cochrane, agent.