Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 772, 5 May 1866, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

.. AUCKLAND. WHITHER,—May 4- Fine. Wind a K. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Beautiful Star, s.s. from Napier. Bella Marina, coal bulk. Blue Bell, schooner, from Omah. Donald Maclean, schoonor, from Poverty Bay. Eliza Shairp, barque, from San Francisco. Ivanhoe, schooner, from Mongonui. Marion, coal Hulk. Mary Shepherd, ship, from London. Neva, schooner, from Tahiti and Roro tonga. Norman, barque, from Hobart Town and Port Arthur. Novelty, barque, from Sanfraneiseo. Prince Regent, barquo, from Newcastle, N.S.W. Revenge, schooner, from the Mauritius. ■Sturt, p.«., From Coromandel. "Susan, coal hulk. "Southern Cross, schoonor, from the South Soa Islands via Sydney. Tasmanian Maid, p.s., from Wangarei. Wild Wave, ketch, from Canterbury. "Waverley, brig, from China. Zillah, eohooner, from Napier via Tologa Bay. VESSELS EXPECTED. Alexandra, ship, from London, 1 d.p., 240, 1 d.p., 6079, sailed January 27. Coral Queen, schooner, from the South Sea Islands 8 d.p., 298. Cmipore, ship, from London, 3 d.p., 8917. Dragon, barque, from Newcastle, N.S.W., sailed 3rd inst., 3 d.p., 5602. Molmesdale, ship, from Melbourne, 3 d.p., 4596. ■Hercules, cutter, from Canterbury, sailed April 20. John Temperlev, ship, from London (loading), 3 d.p., 1573: TKat® Waters, barque, from Queensland, now code, T.K.M.H. Rita, brig, from Sydney (loading,) 2 d.p., 7930. Monarch, ship, from London, 1 ft.p., 5491 (loading.) Norwood, ship, from London, 2 d.p., 9458. Princess Alice, brig, from Valparaiso, 2 d.p., 4938. Queen of the North, ship, from London, 3 d.p., 726, sailed January 17. Pegasus, ship, from London, 1 d p., 9463. Rob Boy; ship, from London, (loading) 2 d.p., 248. Star of the South, s.s., from Napier. Trieste, barque, from San Francisco, 2 d.p., 9847. 'Talbot, ship, from London, 1 d.p., 1470. 'Trevelyan, ship, from Adelaide, new code, V.N.11.5. 'Tawera, schooner, from Napier, 3 d.p., 9154. Torquil, barque, from Melbourne. PROJECTED DEPARTURES.—AphiI 26. Mary Shepherd, for London ; Novelty, and Prince Regent, for Sy.lney; Sturt, for Opotiki; Revenge, for Mauritius; Beautiful Star, and Satellite, for [N-apier , Ivatihoe, for Mongonui, ARRIVALS. < mi MAY ' ores Brothers, cutter, IS ton 3, Seymour, from Jilanga.wai, with timber, potatoes, produce, and 7 passerjgers.—Macky & Co., agents. DEPARTURES. MAT 4—Auckland, s.s., 530 tons, Hagley, for Napier and the South, with general merchandize, and 30 passengers. 4—Kate Graat, schooner, 40 tons, Matzen, for Wangarei, with timber, sundries, &c., 4 passengers. 4—Lombard, barque, 20S tons, Wolfe, for Gladstone, Queensland, in ballast. 4—Smugglor, cutter, 30 tons, Petersen, for Wanga- — Worses, sundries, &c., 4 passengers. ~7™®' ou . tter > 23 tons, Dustin, for Awanui, •Worth (Jape, with potatoes, 3 passengers, IN AST WISE. ; _ MAY * Satellite, from the Great Barrier, with 50 tons -irewood; Orpheus, from Matakana, with 42 tons firewood, 1 passenger; Dolphin, from the Great Barrier, with 35 tons firewood ; Three Brothers, from Mangawai, with 2,000 feet sawn timber, 4 tons potatoes, 1 box fowls, 3 kegs butter, 2 boxes do. 3 boxes e°-f« 7 passengers ; Prince of Wales from tho Barrier witJiZl tons firewood 3 passengers ; Caroline, from the inames, with 13 tons kauri gum, 4 bales ilax. OUTWARDS—COASTWISE. mat 4-Orpheus, for the Kawau, with sawn. timber and sundries, 2 passengers ; Dolphin, for the Great BarTier, m ballast; Rose, for Awanui, North Cane with th o B n a rrifit nt ° e fi, 3 Pa j ß - engera ?™ice of for ' -, S , u ° , r ie 8 > 5 passengers ; Smuggler, for Wangarei, with 2 horses and sundries, 4 passenL K 1 e n & / ant f ° r with timber* ,31 nonT",- 8 ?™ * ranhoß - for Mongonui, with 1 horse, 3,000 feet sundries, &c., 3 psssengers INWAB'DS INTER-PROVINCIAL. NMie? 6 wTtVifwvi tar i. 8 S "' t? 5 tonB ' Morwict > from agents' sheep—Henderson & Macfarlano, OUTWARDS INTER-PROVINCIAL. MA.Y ■srn plt. !:?!' B '- 8 "- 53 ,° tODS ' f ° r Na P ier aTl d Southland It h M. Pa n from Melboßr ne, short T ' P Sr"°' L 3' ttelto °. Picton, Welaufnt^vT« a, l a - ror ' (underbond), also a w J transhipped ex Pnn C e Alfred, from Sydnev, for Napier; shipped at Auckland—2 cases 2 trusses drapery, for N a pi er; 1 pkg. 2 cases* pto for X case, f C r Lvttelton ; 4 casos tmner crates oranges, 8 pkgs. for Dunedin. Passen|ers— Mr B M° w r ; C T< r Ur ' Edwards, r., Mrs., Miss (4), and Masters (5) Reid • and Mrs SrfS f ? r fT er; Ma j° r Mr Kenn" Tr rS ' Johnson ' and Mr. Wilson, for fotlSm M Tur M X- and M "" f'^paon, , Cole > and Mr - f ° r INWARDS FOREIGN. 3IAT OUTWARDS FOREIGN. A D MAY hrigantiiie, 98 tons, C. Birch for lib,"! ow ; Co., Agents. "auast. j. S . Macfarlane and - _ IMPORTS =-» ■p T> ' -J. exports. -for Revenge, for the Mauritius 70,000 feet sawn kaifn fambor, (to be shipped at Mercury Bay) and E/S, g " d °°" md May 4.-Entered Outwards, i!ey f^'i;-dno° C . Q S ' bar 9 ue > 208 tons, Mcßur1° i°", ht r hateVernow but that the cutter ment on mT 3 ! , aß ?°™ at , the P ? llock Shaw Settlefsoitn Ki. f ~ 7 Is the Quickstep, as "will be Th/,1 i PMt ? lara in our loeal columns. thiTmo r ninJ ar f° ' h V B °- Uth be -P-ted here, cargo of sheep via the Tamaki, with a : leave for flLn lj ' nflr3 ' 3 announced to i month. 6,1,1 1 ceaiaty. pp atloll for passage is neregister, was VesteTday pwchnjpd Z f lla \ 68 ton 3 £600 by Captain ®ead,Vr the Povertv R /T ° f The cutter Rose, Capf a i n Dn.Hn 7 -i sdeV5 de V ft"? or ™' °>i"in b S f °of Mto 5 bo launched from the yards of Mr jfLi w Tbb Auckland.— The P.N Z and A T? tvV n , n i P ler Southern Provinces, wif-h i^ofwhkh%S,XwLC s ThTA f ti pa^ u " £m°th» oa ; d e,! B12««lie. ' Grahnm > Ssq., V B

Tho barque Princo Regent, Captain Mcßhrri6y> entered outwards at the Oustpm-houso yesterday for Sydney, and will sail on Monday next. The cutter Throe Brothers, Captain Seymour, arrived in harbour yesterday morning from Mangawai, bringing a cargo of timber, potatoos, produce, ■&0., arid seven passengers. The schooner Kato Grant, Captain Matzen, and cuttcr -Smugglor, Captain Potersou, both sailed Tor ■Wangarei yesterday with timber, merchandize, passengors, &o. The brigantino Revenge, Captain Birch, cleared at tlio Customs yestordav for Port Louis, Mauritius, •with a cargo of 70,000 feet lawn timber, which alio will ship at Mercury Buy.

The Revenge sails to-day. Tho Cireblar Saw Liner Novelty, Captain Austen, is announced to sail for Sydney possitively this day, passengers to be on board by 11 a.m. Tbe sailing of the p.a. Sturt, for Opotiki and Tauranga, lifts been further postponed until tho return of Captain Faircliild from Raglan. The schooner Donald McLean, Captain Patey, lias completed her loading for Poverty Bay, and will sail to-day. The schooner Ivanhoo, Captain McGregor, cloarod at tho Customs yesterday for Mongonui, with timber, Buniries, &c , and 3 passengers, and will sail from tho wh-irf this morning. The cattle barque Lombard, Captain 'Wolfe, sailed again last night for Gladstono, Queensland, for another cargo of cattle. THE WHARF. Tho contractors for tile Queen-street wharf extension having completed thoir contract, preparations are now being actively made to clear the new portion of all the surplus timber, &c., upon it, with the view of laying it open for traffic during the ensuing weok. This new portion will allow of three London ships and a steamer discharging alongsrdo, and tlio outside berth will bo at once occupied by the first one of the two now due English shipa, namely, the Queen of the : North and tho Alexandra. WEEKLY SUMMARY. The weather during the past 'week has been very unsettled, tho wind prevailing from the Westward mid South West, accompanied by heavy squalls of

Shipping business has beon rather slack, both foreign arrivals aud departures being limited. Tho arrivals wore, on Sunday night last, the N.Z.S.N. Co. a s.s. \y ellington, Captain Thompson, from the South, with mails, passengers, ifce.; this vessel was seijt up by the Government in the room of the Lard Ashley, that boat requiring to proceed 'to Sydney for overhaul, repairs, &o. Oil Monday, the barquo Lombard, Captain Wolfe, arrived at the Tamaki from Gladstone, Queensland, with a cargo of cattle for the contractor, and in tho course of the day was followed into port by tho barque Eliza Shairp, Capt. W. Gay (formerly of the Aurifera), bringing a cargo of 4GB torn oa'E, consigned to Messrs J. 8. Macfarlano and Co. ; the Eliza Shaifp made tho passage in 55 days, and brought news of tho arrival of the Bhip Francis Henty, hence, at California, but we regret to sav no tidings the missing barque Trieste, now given up for lost. On Tuesday, the P.N-Z. and A.R-.M. Oo.'s ss. Auckland, Captain Hagley, cahlo iii from Southern ports, with cargo and passengers t and on Thursday the s.s. Beautiful (Star, Oiptr.in Morwick, arrived from Napier, with a cargo of 1,0.10 sheep. The departures have been on Monday last the new schooner ICenilworth, Captain McKenzie, fdr New Caledonia, with sundries ; on Tuesday, the P.N.Z. aud A.R.M. Oo.'s s.s. Prince Alfred, Captain Macbin, for Sydney 'with the English Mails cargo, Bpecie, &c., and bO p'-isscngnvs, and fine ship Liverpool, Captan McEwen, for Callao, in ballast-, and 17 passengers. On Thursday tho N.Z.B.N. Co.'s s.s. Wellington, Captain Thompson, sailed for Southern Ports, with cargo and passengers, and was followed yesterday by the P.N.Z. and A,R,M. Co.'s s.s. Auckland, Captain Hagley.

Several vessels are ready for sea, and will sail early, the most prominent of which is tho Mary Shepherd, Captain Croot, for Spithead. Tho ship was finally inspected and passed by a board of otticcrs on Wednesday Inst, when everything pro vided on board was found to be highly satisfactory, more especially the fittings, which Te'i\ected the highest credit upon the contractor, Mr. Duthie, Customhouse-Btreet. Ihe heavy baggage will be shipped to-day, the left wing of the 40th regiment, numbering 336 rank and file, and 18 officers, in command of Lieut. Col.Blythe, will embark on board on Monday, and the ship will sail on Tuesday morning. When "the Mary Shepherd sails we shall not have a single English ship in harbour.

News has been received during the week of the total wreck of the schooner Morning Star, Captain Hayes, from Wangaroa bound to this port; she missed stays twice off Stevenson's Island, <vent ashore on the vocks, and soon became a total wreck ; no lives wore lost, and the vessel whs uninsured.

We have also bad tidings of the wreck of two cutters on the West Coast; one was sighted by the p.s. Princo Alfred on Saturday last, between Kaipara and tho Manukau, dismasted and abandoned; she was about 40 tons, and timber laden. The other wreck was washed ashore at the Pollockshaw settlement on Monday last, and from her description and the tonnage marked in tho hatchway, we fear it is the Quickstep. Captain Fisher, from the Manukau bound to the Grey River. Fears have for some time past been entertained regarding this vessel'B safety, she being a long time out, and nothing heard of her.

Mr. Hutchinson's new schooner Stanley, Captain Hannibal Marks, had a narrow escape from being lost whilst cn her passage to Taranaki, and put back to Onehunga 011 Tuesday last dismasted.

Another fie addition to our coasting fleet has been made during the week I y tho launch on Thursday last fro 11 the yards of Messrs. Sims and Brown, North Shore, of a fine cutter of 30 tons, built to the order of the Great Barrier Mining Company. The Alexandra is now 107 and the of the North 92 days out from London, and they may therefore be hourly looked for, ns also several overdue Colonial traders.