Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 7, Issue 381, 31 May 1866, Page 3

Shipping Intelligence.

PORT OF NAP IE R. jAEWV^LS. 1... May 29 sa., from; thejCoast 29—Sturt', p.s., from Auckland via the Coast 29—Shelburne, barque, from London via Taranaki 29- cutter, from Poverty,Bay, 30— Bride, from Mohaka30—Nautilus, cutter, from Auckland 30—Saucy Laslq* schooner, from Auckland 30—Lady Wynyard, cutter, from Auckland 30—Star of the South, g.s., from Auckland DEPAETDEES. May 30—Sturt, p.s, for Wellington and Wanganui EXPECTED ARRIVALS, „ Auckland, s.s, from Beautiful Star, s.s, from Auckland Betsy, cutter, from Auckland’ Balmoral, brigantine, fro in Hobart Tow Blue Bell, schooner, from Auckland Clyde, schooner, from Auckland Hercules, cutter, from Auckland Hero, ketch, from Wairoa Kauri, schooner, from Auckland Lady Bird, schooner, from Wairoa . Lark, schooner, from Auckland—hourly Maggie, brig, from Sydney Queen, schooner, from Auckland Satellite, cutter, from Auckland i Sturt, p.s, from the South Success, schooner, from Auckland Bose Ann, schooner, from Auckland Tawera, schooner, from Poverty Bay Taraipine, ketch, from Wairoa Vivid, schooner, from Wairoa VESSELS IN HABBOE. Eagle, cutter, from Auckland via Great Barrier Lady Wynyard, from Auckland • " ' Mahia, cutter, from Poverty Bay Nautilus, cutter, from Auckland via Mercury Bay Queen, schooner, from Poverty Bay St. Kilda, 5.5.,. from Poverty Bay ■ Shelburne, barque, from London via New Plymouth Saucy Lass, schooner, from Auckland Star of the South, s,s., from Auckland ENTEEED INWAEDS. MAY, JO —Shelburne, barque, 371 tons, J. 6. Lowe, from London via New Plymouth, with (original cargo from London) 2 cases shoes, order ; 1 case grass seed, Kinross & Co. ; 1 * -<4 pkgs. Stuart- Tfe Co.l case, Chambers, 1 qr-cask sherry, Rhodes ;,! case, Eichardson; 3 cases, S. Begs; 8 cask, Mantle; 1 case, Langley; 1 case, H. E. Webb; 6 bales, 5 trunks, 7 cases, Newton, Irvine & Co.; X case order; 1 pkgl harness, 3 cases ironmongery, 1 machine, 2! coils wire, 1 cask staples, 7 cases furniture, 1 case paper, I case gunpowder; 2 boxes, F. and A. Tuxford; 2 bales paper, T. B. Hording; 1 case, Beauchamp3l cases, A. H. Bussell; 6 barrels, 416 bags salt, 10 qrcasks sherry, 5 chests, 30 half-chests, and 20 boxes tea, 6 drums oil, 3 casks paint 4 Uhds oil, 2 cases, 1 bale, 'BO cases sweetened gin, 10 qr-casfcs port, 6 do. whiskey, 100 boxes candles, 20 cases ginger wine, 3 do seeds, X do weights, 1 anvil, 2 hags nails, 115 bars and 14 bdls iron, 9 eases. 1 case furniture, Kinross & Co.; 2 harmoniums, 1 sewing machine, i perambulator, J. & H. C. Eobjohns; 100 cases bottled beer. Watt, Kennedy and Watt; 6 qr-casks brandy, 2 casks and I hhd hardware, 1 case wearing apparel, order; 1 case sundries, H. E. Bussell; 1 case, Chambers; 2 cases, Capt. Falrtlough; 10 cases orange bitters, 25 qr-casks rum, 303 bars and 25 bundles iron, 9 casks coal,-24 kegs nails, 1 bale, 1 case, 6 bales' bags, 100 cases, 25 qr-casks brandy, 24 cases, 20 bundles, 50 cases geneva, 9 casks seeds. Watt, Kennedy and Watt. Shipped at New Plymouth, 78 bars and 7 bundles iron, Stuart-& Co.; 35 cases whiskey, Watt, Kennedy A Watt.—Watt, Kennedy and Watt, agents. 30 —Saucy Lass, schooner, 38 tons, D. 11. M'Kenzie, from Auckland via Mercury Bay, with 12,000 feet timber, 1 ton flour, half-ton biscuit, 6 cwt. sugar, 2 half-chests tea, 12 empty kegs, 1 thrashing machine. Passengers,— Messrs Campbell, M'Kenzie, Price, and ; M‘DonalcL— Master, agedt. 30 —Nautilus, cutter, 35 tons, Conway, from Auckland via Mercury Bay, with 20,000 feet timber, Le Quesne. — Master, agens. 30—Mahia, cutter, 17 tons, Enright, from Poverty Bay, with sundries. —Eoutledge & Co., agents. MARITIME NOTES. AESIVAL OF IDE B.S. ST. KILDA. The Colonial Government steamer.St. Kilda, Captain Kennedy, arrived in the roadstead at 4 a.m. on Tuesday last, 29th May, from Mahia, having been obliged to run to that place after calling off the Wairoa. She left Napier at 7’30 a.m. on Sunday,; 27th inst., for the purpose of bringing back his Honor the Superintendent and several other gentlemen who had been left at Wairoa on her previous trip. Arrived off Wairoa at 6‘30 p.m., but found the sea too heavy to anchor. After hoisting a signal and firing two guns to attract attention, bore up for Mahia, where she arrived at 4‘30 p.m. the same day. Captain Kennedy immediately hired a messenger and sent the Wairoa mail overland.- His Honor the Superintendent and the other gentlemen arrived at Mahia at 7 p.m. on Monday, 28th inst., when the St. Kilda started for, this place, and arrived here as above. , We understand that the St. Kilda leaves this place for the Chatham Islands bn Saturday next, 2nd J one, with 50 inore prisoners. AEEIYAL OP THE P.S. STUET. ; The Colonial Government steamer Sturt, Capt. Fairchild, arrived in the roadstead on Tuesday night last, at half-past 8. She left Auckland at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, 22nd May, with 86 men of the 12th Regt., under,Capt. O’Shanassy; arrived at Tauranga at 10 a.m. on the 23rd, and disembarked the troops; Lay there waiting for Colonel Russell, K.M., to return from Maketu, until Saturday, 26th inst. At 7 a.m. on that day (Colonel Russell having returned) started for Opotiki, where she arrived at 3 o’clock on the eame afternoon. The following day (Sunday) embarked forty-four men of the Wanganui Cavalry, under Lieut. Macpherson, and forty-six men of the Patea Hangers', in command of Lieut. Chapman. At 4 p.m. left Opotiki, and arrived at Awanui at dayUght on the morning of the 28th, and landed the'Native Minister and the Paymaster (Captain Percival). All 11 a.m., those two gentlemen , having come on board, left Awanui, and arrived at Wairoa at: 7’a.m. on Tiiesday, 29th, where Colonel Bussell and Paymaster Percival again went on shore. Same day, received on board the rebel chief Te Warn, and several other -natives, left Wairoa at. 4> p.m., and arrived in Ahuriri roadstead at 8 - 30 p.m., after a run of' four hours and a half ,from Wairoa,

The p.s. Sturt left for Wellington and Wanganui at 9 o’clock last evening, having on board Colonel Bussell and Paymaster PercivaL Shdivill convey to Wanganui the men belonging to the Wanganui Cavalry and Patek Bangers, and will return to

Napier ,without delay. The Sturt had on board a rebel chief, who had been captured at Waiapu. This, chief is to be-taken tor Wellington. We understand that it-was originally the- 1 intention bf thq Government .to, transport hnn to the Chatham Islands, but for some rpaaqu or other they baVe abandoned that idea. ' 'I , CaptaittKairpkildj. -jvhoin we have to thapk fpr his kindness in furnishing Us with the 'above report, spoke no vessels on the.trip down. ' AHBIVAL OF THE SHELBtTBNE. The long overdue barque Shelburne, Captain J-Gr. Lowe, from London, via New Plymouth, arrived at her anchorage late on the night of Tuesday last, after a very long passage from .Taranaki, which port she left' on ' the sth- she brings a large, pargp fqr this port from London, particulars of which will be found elsewhere. AEEIYAL OE THE. fiCHOONEB SAUCY LASS. , The favorite regular-trading schooner Sanpy Lass, Captain HJM?Eehzfe, arrived -here yesterday afternoon from Auckland, via ■ Mercury Bay, -with of-timber, &e, She-left -thajEormer port. on. Tuesday,. 22nd .May, and arrived at Mercury day. Took in 12,000 feet timber, and, left . for Napier on Friday night, at 8 p.m. Had strong southerly winds to Cape Runaway; from thence tb East Cape bafiling S.E; winds. Came to, ancborjinder .East Cape on Sunday evening, in company with the schooner Kauri. Left again oh Monday, at noon, with light, 1 westerly wind.: Passed the cutter lady Wynyard, of . Auckland, bound to .this port, off East Cape. From East Cape to anchorage experienced fine weather, with light northerly winds and calms. Brought up in the roadstead at 1 p.m. on Wednesday,. 30th May, and entered the Iron Pot same evening. AEEIYAL OF THE CUTTEE NAUTILUS. j® l6 - cutter Nautilus, G. Conway, master,, from. Auckland, via Mercury Bay, arrived in harbor yesterday .afternoon. She -’.left. Mercury Bay on Tuesday* 22nd inst., and arrived off the Fast Clape on the ,25th. Anchored there aft that night, and left in the morning. Experienced sfrong southerly winds for three days; since then light westerly and northerly winds and calms. The Nautilus is a new schooner, built by Beddoes, of Auckland, and she has proved a fine sea boat on this her maiden trip. She is intended to continue in the timber trade should sufficient inducement offer. It will be seen by advertisement elsewhere that she will have early despatch for Auckland. AEEIYAL OF THE CUTTEE MAHIA. The cutter Mahia, Enright, master, left Poverty Bay on Tuesday morning last, and arrived here, after a very fair run, on Wednesday (yesterday) morning. AEEIYAL OF. THE CUTTEE LADY WYNYAED. The fine cutter lady Wynyard, from Auckland via Mercury Bay, with a cargo of posts and rails, arrived.in harbor,last evening. AEEIYAL OF THE S.S. STAE OF THE SOUTH. The s.s. Star of the South, Capt. Bendall, from Auckland, dropped anchor in the roadstead at 9 o’clock last evening. She will enter the Iron Pot this morning. ' MISCELLANEOUS. A steamer belonging to the P., N,Z., and A.R.M. Company, may be expected on Saturday, 2nd June, from Southern ports. She will leave for Auckland on Sunday, 3rd June. The schooner Queen, from Auckland, may be hourly looked for. The new cutter Nautilus is advertised to leave for Auckland early. The Maori ketch Sailor’s Bride, from Mohaka, arrived in harbor yesterday afternoon.