SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1435, 23 June 1868, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

JUNE 22. Weather—Showery; Wind, variable. ARRIVALS. Tauranga, b.s., Sellars, from the Thames, with passengers. Kate, barque, 340 tons, Cooper, from Sydney, with general cargo and passengers. Sea Flower, cutter, 29 torn, Fletcher, from Bay of Islands, with coals. Miranda, outter, 23 tons, Judd, from Wangarei, with coals, &c. Avon, cutter, 18 tons, Murray, from the Thames, with sundries. Asp, cutter, 10 tons, Simmons, from the Wade, with produce, and passengers. Wild Duck, ketch, 42 tons, Munroe, from the Barrier, with 90 tons firewood. Margaret, cutter, 21 tons, Joseph, from Kawau, with 40 tons firowood. DEPARTURES. Tauranga, s.s., Sellars, for the Thames, with passengers. Halycon, s.s., Wing, for tho Thames, with passengers. Enterprise, p.s., Seon, for the Thames, with passengers. Gleaner, schooner, 10 tons, Spithill, for Whananaki, in ballast. Mary, Bchoonor, 22 tons, Qogan, for Waiheki, in ballast. Francis, cutter, 19 tons, Sullivan, for Hot Springs, with sundries. Gazelle, cutter, 24 tons, Jaggar, for Barrier, with sundries. Margaret, cutter, 21 tons, Joseph, for Kawau, with sundries. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Foe London.—Oharlotte Ann, to-morrow; Kate Waters and Racehorse, early. Thames,—Tauranga, Enterprise and Halcyon, to-day. Rivebhead—Gemini, daily, at 11 a.m. Sydney.—Prince Alfred and Kate, early. Tahiti.—Neva, early. Norfolk Island.—Joanna, early. Bat of Islands.—Tauranga, to-day ; Zephyr, early. MoNgoniti.—lvanhoe, to-mo.jow, Mangawai.—Alarm, to-morrow. Mahukanoi. —Heather Bell, to-morrow. VESSELS EXPECTED. H.M.s s. Rosario, from Wellington. H.1t.8.8. Blanche, from England via Sydney. Taranaki, s.s., from the South. Lord Ashley, s.s., from the South, 2nd prox. Star of the South, s.s., from Napier. Racehorse, sbip, from London (sailed March 27). Excelsior, ship, from London (loading). Constance, barque, from London, (sailed March 29). Qlencoe, barque, from Lyttelton (sailed June 8). Kate Waters, barque, from Nelson. Princesi Alice, brig, from Lyttelton. Alice Cameron, barque, from Ban Francisco. Bella Mary, barque, from Hobart Town. Kate Grant, schooner, from South Sea Islands. Stinley, schooner, from Japan. Swallow, schooner, from Lyttelton. Aapasia, Bchoonor, from Lyttelton. Eugenie, schooner, from Tahiti. Coquette, schooner, from Oamaru. Joanna, schooner, from Wangapoa. Helen, schooner, from >Tangaroa. Excelsior, schooner, from Dunedin. Saucy Lass, schooner, from Napier. Muriwai, schooner, from Poverty Bay. Isabella, ketch, from Lyttelton (sailed June 9.) Eagle, ketch, from South Sea Islands. Bittern, cutter, from Norfolk Island. * Marwe.l, cutter, from Hokianga. VKSBELS IN HARBOUR. [Not Including coasting cutters.] Ahuriri, s.s., from tho South. Tauranga, s.s-, from tho Thames. Halcyon, s.s., from the Thames. Enterprise, p.s., No. 2, from the Thames. Midge, s.s , from the Thames. Royal Duke, p s., new. Lady Bowen, p.s., new. Enterprise No. 1, p.s., on ferry service. Gemini, s.s., tin ferry service. Duke of Edinburgh, p.s., new. Charlotte Ann, barque, from Nelson. Prince Alfred, barque, from Sydney. Pakeha, brig, from Melbourne. Neva, schooner, from Tahiti. Tauranga, schooner, from Russell. Zephyr, schooner, from Russell. Industry, schooner, from Hastings. Ivanhoe, schooner, from Mongonui. Southorn Cross, mission schooner, from Norfolk Island. IMPORTS. Per Kate, from Sydney : —27 gunnies sugar, H. S . Meyers; 5-1 gunnies sugar, 1 quarter-cask treacle, T, "W. Doonin; 41 gunnies sugar, W. C. H : U; 14 gunnies sugar, Buchanan and Stewart; 54 gunnies ditto, C. Petschler; G7 ditto ditto, C. Pike; 2 cases merchandise, A. G. Bartlett; 2 cases glass, P. A. Phillips ; 2 cases drapery, Lewis Brothers ; 100 boxes Boap, order; 200 bags maize, 35 ditto ditto, W. J. Hurst and Co.; 16 quarter-casks wine, Brown, Campbell and Co.: 52 casks soda crystals, Brown, Campbell and Co.; 110 bng3 maize, ftf. Brown; 1 case toys, M. Moses ; 9 eases candlcs, Geo. Turrell; 80 bales paper, 1 ease ditto, 11. Baird and Co.; 36 packages provisions, 8. Jones ; 12 tierces, 24 barrels, S. Jones; 108 hags maize, Thos. Belcher; 102 ditto ditto, order; 2 casea merchandize, M. Moses; 40 boxes soap, 50 boxes candles, J. Roberton and Co.; 205 bags maize, Henderson and Macfarlane; 72 Dags ditto, T. Belclier; 75 gunnies S. Jonos; 103 bags maize, order; 10 cases genevs, 3 qr.-casks brandy, 50 boxes corn flour, 200 boxes eaiv.lii'.*, 3 bales drapery, 2 bottles quicksilver, L. D. <iLr.an and Co.; 202 bags maize, 25 cases stanch, S packages ditto, 5 jars crystals, 3 cases saltpetre, 5 kegs ditto, 10 kegs soda, 40 boxes corn flour, 5 cases sago, H. S. Meyers; 8 hhds. brandy, 4 qr.-casks ditto, 1 parcel private papers. Brown, Campbell, and Co.; 15 tanks malt, K. Whitson and Co. ; 4000 fire bricks, 15 bags firo clay, 3 casks ditto ditto, S. H. Smith ; 50 eases geneva, Brown, C: mpbell, and Co.; 6 paikages drapery, order; 1 cask pork, order; 3 bundles shafts, 1 truss, 6 casks, 6 casea nails, 3 cases ditto, 6 bundles, 1 canvas ditto ; 11 kegs, 10 drnm9, 24 camp ovens and covers, 8 packages merchandise, S. H. Smith; 2 cases candles, Owen and Graham ; 90 bags bark, Ireland, Bros. ; 200 cases keroaine, order ; 2 packages leather, J. Rout; 10 boxes blue,s bigs pepper,2 cases sulphuric acid Buchanan and Stewart; 3 casks resin, 5 pockets hope, 2 cases sago, 5 cases castor oil, 6 boxes corn flour 100 boxes spernr. candles, 10 casks tallow, 20 boxes sperm candles, 2 casks soda crystals, 3 eases jams, 1 caso sundries, 1 bale paper, S- H. dmith; 2 quarrer-ensks brandy, 40 cases ditto, .100 boxes sperm candles, 20 ditto tea, C. Petschler ; 14 mats sugar, 5 boxes toa, 5 cases jams, 7 cases vinegar, 2 ditto grouts, 6 ditto starch, 1 ditto raisins, 10 ditto jar salt, 2 ditto figs, 1 ditto pee!, J. C. Morrin; 1 case prunes, 2 ousts sairo, 1 ditto soap powder, 7 casks soda crystals, 5 dilto blaoking, 4 kegs carbonate soda, 1 package almonds, 1 cask canary seed, 1 case Boap' powder, J. 0. Morrin ; 7 shackle", 1 anchor, 4 coils wire rope, 20 coils Manilla rope, 1 coil flax yarn, 3 cases sundries, order; 183 bags bone dust, J. Roberton and Co.; 10 qr.-casks brandy, Cruickshank, Smart, and Co. ; 3GO half sacks flour, order ; 184 boxes candles, 100 case 3 keroaino oil, order; 10 cases fish 17 bundles bacon, 250 cases oil, J. Roberton and Co. —Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. ARRIVAL OF THE KATE. Ab predictod by us in yesterdays issue, tho clipper barquo Kate, in command of Captain Cooper, arrived in harbour yesterday, after a good run from Sydney, bringing the English telegrams, by tho Suez mail. The Kate Bailed from Sydney on the 11th instant, and daring the first two days experienced light airs from the eastward, and thence fresh S.E. winds until the 17th. Strong E.N.E. then prevailed until the 20th. Passed Cape. Brett nt noon on the 21st and had light northerly winds on the coast. The Kate brings an unusually largo cargo of general merchandise (as per imports) and the following passengers — Cabin — William Seccomte, W. E. Seccombe. Steerage—W. H. Cook, W. Rouae, W. Turner, John Hayeß, A. Grower, David Harvey, J. Holder, E, Clarke. '

On the 15th in long, 160-30 and lat. 34'10, passed a double top-sail-yard barque, with white ports, bound to the -westward. We are indebted to Capt. Cooper for supplying us with full files of Sydney papera to the 11 th instant, and other favors.

THE CHARLOTTE ANN. Thiß vessel takes her departure for London to-day She cleared at the customs yesterday, with a large eargo Talued at about £12,000, the particulars of which have appeared in a previous issue. The passengers proceeding by her are Mrs. S. Tack, Mrs. Jane Foley and child, Mr. W. Lee, Mr. Gordon Lord, Mr. James Eaton, Staff-S6rgeant Green, wife and child, and 1 soldier. Analyses of the quantity and value of cargo exported per Charlotte Ann. New Zealand produce : 28 casks sperm cil, £280; 6 bags wool, 3001bs, £18 lss; 20 bales ditto, 60001ba, £375 ; 67 ditto, 33,5001b5, £2100; 4 ditto, 12001bs, £75; 1 ditto, 3841b5, £2 ; 28 cases kauri gum, 3 J tons, £105 ; 81 cases ditto, 192 bags ditto, 21 tons, £630 ; 12 cases ditto, l| tons, £45; 87 ditto ditto, 12 tons, £180; 262 ditto ditto, 37 tons, £1480; 1076 ditto ditto, 148 tons £4440 ; 69 bags ditto, 5 tons, £200; ditto ditto, 5 tons, £150 ; 76 casea ditto, 5 tons, £20; 328 ditto ditto, 33 tons, £990; 32 ditto ditto, 4 tons, £120; ditto in bulk, 13 tons, £390 ; 2 cases coals, 19b 4d; 2 plants, £1 Is; 2 cases personal effects, 1 bundle ditto, £20 Foreign—6 cases copper, 3 casks ditto, 40001t>s, £GG 13s ; 8 bales cotton, 21281 bs, £8813s 4d. Total, £12,000 Sd. Tho Oharlotte Ann has also on board 160 bales wool from Nelson, valued at about £3000.

The b.s. Auckland left Melbourne for Wellington on the loth instant, with a general cargo. The s.s. Ruahine was to leave Sydney for Wellington on the 12th instant. The s.s. Egmont, with the English mail, was to leave Sydney for Wellington,the 12th instant. The cutter Miranda left Wangarei on Sunday lust, and arrived in harbour yesterday afternoon, with 36 tons coals, 1 ton bark, 1 ton gum, a quantity of produce, and G passengers. There were no otner vessels at Wangarei when the Miranda sailed. The Auckland schooner Queen, Captain Veale, arrived at Nelson from Lyttleton on the 15th instant, and on the 28th instant sailed for the Menukau. H.M. s.s. Bosario, hence, arrived at Wellington on the 14th inst. Tho steamer Wallaby is expected in the Manukau to-day or to-morrow, with a number of diggers from the West Coast. The steamer John Penn leaves the Manukau today for the South, and will probably return next week with another batch of diggers. Alabm.—The brig Alarm, from Auckland to Melbourne put into Twofold Bay short of provisions. She was then 24 days out. The s.s. Black Swan has been totally wrecked on the bar at Manning Hirer. She was partially insured.

The Ethan Allan sailed from Auckland on the 21st ultimo, and lias come to this port to load with cargo and paßSbEgers for San Francisco. Strong northerly •winds prevailed for the first seven days out, which prevented her getting round the N:W. Cape ; since then S. and 8.9.15. winds have been experienced.— Sydney Herald, June 8. The cutter Sea Flower, Captain Fletcher, arrived in harbour from the Bay of Islands last evening with a full cargo of Kawakawa coals. The Sea Flower left the Bay on Saturday night at 8 o'clock, and on Sunday morning sighted the three masted schooner Amateur off Cape Brett. The smart little steamer Wanganui, commanded by Captain T.inklater, arrived in harbor yesterday forenoon. She is from New Zealand, and has a reputation of no mean character on the Southern Coast as a fast and commodious boat. The latter principle will be borne out by actual inspection. She has come on to this port to effect repairs to the boi'ers.— Sydney Herald, June 10. H.M.S. Falcon. —This beautiful little clipper sloop of war sailed for England on Saturday, she having been recalled from the station. Commodore Lambert has instructed her to touch at the Auckland Islands, and eeareh diligently for any stranded vessel or shipwrecked crews. She will afterwards proceed direct via Cape Horn. On getting underway the usual salutes were observed by cheering ship between " the homeward bound'' and H.M.S. Oharybdis.— Sydney Herald, June S. H.M.S. Blanche, from Plymouth, appointed for the Australian station, arrived at King George's Sound on the 28th of May. The schooner Captain Cook, from Carpentaria, arrived at King George's Sound on the 31st of May, short of provisions, and left again for Sydney on the 2nd instant.—Sydney He> aid, Juee 8. The steamships Lady Young, Lady Bowen, Queensland, and Emu, formerly owned by the Queensland Bteam Navigation Company, having been purchased by 'he A.S.N. Company, were transferred yesterday. ' The American barque Ethan Allen was towed up tho stream yesterday, by the Culioden steam-1 and borthed alongside the wharf. She is advertised for San Francisco.—Sydney Herald, June 11. We understand that the cutter Henry has arrived at the Thames. She experienced very heavy weather, and had to seek shelter. PORT OP ONEHUNGA. ENTERED INWARDS. June 22. Willie Winkie, cutter, 13 tons, Joseph Abner, master, from Raglan, with 3 bags onions, 1 box lard, 5 pigs, A, Barnes ; 15 bundles flax, Coombes and Daldy; 5 cases furniture, 1 scantling, 6 bags onions, S. Cochrane; 1 chest, Harsant; 1 box sundries, Stichbury ; 12 pigs, Wilson; 1 papei" parcel, Hassard ; 2 saddles, Kennedy; 1 coop poultry, Fairchild. Passengers—Mrs. G-. Moon and child, Mr. T. Wilson, Mr. J. Jackson.—A. Barnes, agent. John Penn s.s., 122 tons, M. Casey, master, from Nelson, in ballast. Passengers—Messrs. Dinocli, Nicholas Noverj, Boberts, Bennett, John Julia, Ireland, P. Wllliam3, Spers, Burns, Peters, Cone, Smith, Dine, MeVenson, Mitchell, Donnelly, Donnelly, J. Mixner, D. Campbell, Cunbar, Suouterbarg, Merry, Collins, O'Brien, Fitzgerald, Conner, Sampson, Parson, Duncan, Percy, Hobson, Stuart, Phillips, Simmons, Costello, Taylor, W. Cu'ly. Cledden, Fowler, McCarthy, Sweeny, Hurley, Golchy, Smith, Clifford, O'Shannassy, Henderson, M. Falls, Green, Penfield, Caulkerken, Pearson, Kee, Merrett, O'Conner, Dawler, Honlow, Hoyes, Glovern, McCarthy, Geles, Oorsby, Mrs. McG-overn, Holmon, Caughlin, Hanson, Patterson, Dueen, Briggs, Gain, Sargeant, Murray, Purser, Hodgson, Coronagh, Adams, Kees, Kogon, Call, Merlin, Johnson, Bell, Smith, O'Kune, Pickering, Gamble, Buckley, Miller, Andrew, Johnson. B ? ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. .ARRIVED. Wellington.—June 19, Ladybird, from Lyttelton, 2.30 p.m.; Alhambra, from Greyinouth, 3.2 p.m. 20, Egmont, from Greymouth, 8 a.m. Lyttelton.—June 16, Lord Ashley, from Dunediu, 1.30 p.m. 20, Beiutiful Star, from North, 8 am. ; Taranaki, from Wellington, 8 a.m. . ENGLISH SHIPPING. ARRIVALS. Jason, St. Vincent, La Hogue, Blue Jacket, -'Conaid Mackay, Lady Melville, James i.ister, and Colonial Empire. DEPABTUBES. For Sydney—Australia, lexander Duthie, Ethiopian, Walter Hood, "Wurw >-.nd Syringa. For Melbourne—J. M. Joshua, Portland, Hoval Dane, Golden Horn, Sent, Trinculo. For Otago—Glen stone. SPOKEN. Daphne and Natalia, for Melbourne. TESSELS LOAIJIITG. For Sydney, 13 ; Melbourne, 19; Adelaide, 9 ; Tasmania, 2; Queensland, 9 ; New Zealand, 10. The Eserdine and St. Pauline sailed from Hotterdam on the 17tli April, with 17,500 red cases geneva and 200 boxes caudleu. The Heramsteed was off Plymouth on the Ist April, with 10,756 red, 725 green cases geneva, 500 boxes candles for Melbourne; 4000 cases red geneva, 200 boxes candles for Sydney. The Mary Schaefer was loading at Rotterdam. The steamer Someisetshire would sail on the 29th April.