Port of Auckland.

New Zealander, Volume 10, Issue 881, 23 September 1854, Page 2

Port of Auckland.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. September 21—Osprey, 47 tons, Mihaka, from Russell, with 17 head cattle, 2 boxes sundries, and I boat. Passengers— Kcv. W. Grace, Mrs. Darker, Mr. Kemp, t'apt. McDonnell, R.M., Master E. McDonnell, and two soldiers. September 21—Queen of Perth, 91 tons, T. Poole, from Sydney. DEPARTURES. September 21—Heather Bell, brig, 190 tons, P. Jones, for Sydney. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick and son, Messrs. Lloyd, Jeffreys, McLean, Turner, Brown, Hutfield, Murray, Stevenson, Doyle, O’Flarety, Major.—Salmon <k Co. agents. September 20 Hawkhead 22 tons, Williams, for Waihekij September 20—Alexander. 3t> tons, Miller, for Waiheki. September 22—Mary Ira. 22 tons, Honi Tewai te Rani, for Wakatane, with 100 feet timber, 2 bags blankets, 1 bag flour, 100 lbs. tobacco, 4 empty casks, 2 boxes tea, 20 pairs boots, I cask biscuitSeptember 29—Dolphin, 41 tons. Doughty, for the East Coast, will) 20 gallons brandy, two half tierces tobacco, 4() doz. spades, 11 cases l(i bales merchandize, 3 coils rope I cask earthenware, 1 cask pitch, 5 boxes candles, 1 box pickles, 1 case .mustard, 12J chests tea, 4 sons sugar, tons salt, 1 ton snap, 4<T iron pots, 1 package sieves, 4 tans oil, 7 bundles bags. 5 packages sundries.—W. S. Grahame, agent. IMPORTS-FOREIGX Per Queen of Perth, from Sydney • —331 bags sugar, 4(1 cases port, 50 do. sherry. 4 d<> wine, 24 chests congou, 11)001 chests tea. 14 chests congou, 1 hhd. rum, 4 pipes gin, I bale blankets, 57 cases oil stores, 4 cases slops, 2 bales blankets, 2 do clothing £ do. do. 30 do. drapery, 30 barrels flour, 300 bags do. 331 do. sugar, 21 packages drapery, 14 boxes candles, 10 cases anchovies, 1 bale calk) 3 cases paper hangings, 9 doz. shovels, 14 iron fenders, 1 truss, 1 bale drapery, 2 cases ironmongery, 40 bags salt, 2 bales twine, 1 trunk, 2 bales slops, 4 casks tar, 2 do. pitch, 23 cases champagne, 5 iron camp ovens, 51 half doz blankets. EXPORTS-FOHEIG N. Per Heather Bell, for Sydney :—15,000 feet sawn timber, 1,000 ■bushels bran, 25 tons kauri gum, 233 bushels oats, 30 tons pottoes.

Ships in Harbour. Algerine, brig, ISO tons, Lillewall, arrived from Sydney, dis charging.—John Woodhousc, agent. ’Cashmere, ship, 040 tons, George Pearson, arrived from London, and preparing to sail for China. Brown & Campbell, agents. Eugane, barque, 230 tons, Tutty, from Melbourne. Bam ami Burtt, agents. Firefly brig, 131 tons, Wm. Jones, detained at Manukau, but to sail for Melbourne. Charles Davis, agent. Galway Ark, hrigantiue, 2.0 tons, Wadham, from Mahurnngi, with spars, ice., discharging. Combes and Ualdy, agents. Invincible, barque, 200 tons. Brier, from Melbourne, refitting. Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Jasper, store-ship, 230 tons, moored of? the Pier, Maria Theresa, schooner, 110 tons, Paul Upton, from Sydney, offered for freight or charter.—George Duke, agent. Monarch, barque. 338 tons, Dixon, from London, discharging. Drown and Campbell, agents. Victoria, brig, 189 tons, laid up. W S. Grahamc, agent. Yarrow, brig, 200 tons, Kemp, from the East Coast. .Queen of Perth, seboouer, 92 tons, T. Foule, arrived from Sydney. Vessels Expected. Joseph Fletcher, ihip, 072 tons, Foster, from London. Norman Morrison, barque, Mi tons, Maundtell, from London via Wellington and Canterbury, 2nd dist. pent. C 3/9. Trafalgar, ship, 789 tons, , from London via the Southern ports. 2nd dist, pent. 1803. Moa, brig, 23C tons, Bowden, from Sydney. 2nd dist. pent. 7138. Galatea, barque, Thompson, from Newcastle, with cattle, sheep and, probably, horses. Ist dist, pent. 4183. U.M. brigantine. Pandora, Commander Drury, sailed on a cruise to the Northward Union Jack, over number 492. The Daniel Webster, Dunning, for Sydney, and the Nelson, screw steamer, Martin, from Manukau, for the Southern Provinces, sailed on Tuesday ; and the Heather Bell, Jones, sailed far Sydney, on Wednesday last. The clipper schooner, Queen of Penh. Capt in Poole, arrived in port, yesterday afternoon, after a fine passage of seven days from Sydney, having sailed from .thence on the Isih inst., at which lime the William Denny had not arrived, although the Madras suarner, with ihe overland Anglo-Indian mails Lai reached the Australian Metropolis on the 9th. We glean the following Maritime Miscellanea from the Sydney papers come lo hand : The Queen, (s. s.) from hence the 22nd Augu t, arrived at Sydney on the 31st, after a nine days passage, and sailed for Melbourne on the Oth inst. The General S. S. Shipping Company’s ship Croesus, after undergoing a heavy repair in Sydney, s.ii ed for London, via Cape Horn, on the 2nd inst. The ‘‘Sydney Herald” of the 4ih, quotes an article fiorn the “ Melbourne Herald” to show that a great feeling ofjealousy Las been excited in Victoria, in consequence of the us yet exclusive establishment of Steam communication between Sydney and Auckland. IVe, on this side, have no desire to be exclusive. The barques Galatea, and Ino, and the brig Moa, were all on the berth on the lUh mst. for Auckland, with dispatch. The brig Moa, Captain Bowden, after experiencing head winds throughout the passage, arrived at Sydney on the sth instant. She sailed from Auckland on the 22nd ult. The barque Signet, Bevan, sailed from Sydney for Kaipara on tbo Bdi instant. Passengers, Mr. and Mrs. E. Calsre,J. Dior.', Mr. Suters, and two roaorios. A French and English squadron were at Honolulu on the 241h of July. The English frigates Pique and President were of the number. The Russian frigate Diana had been there in the middle of June, on the look-out for her consort, the Aurora (recently repaired at Portsmouth) ; but, having learnt the declaration of war, she cleared out, with stunsails alow and aloft, and nifiile the-best vi her way northward, towards Sitka,

11. M. t-!ii|i Calliope sailed on a cruise, from Sydney, on the Rili instant. Tiie I,a'qua Artemisia, from Auckland to Singapore, was wrecked on the Knngelangs. Captain Danes, his wife, and 22 men had arrived at ’■ourabva. li e Joseph Fletcher for Auckland, sail 'd fo it London on the 19th June, and the John Scott (or Nelson on the 2tit.li. The Wynvard Pirn. — Subscription Li-ts. for the extension ofthis Pier, a Curt lit r distance ol 2(d) fret into the sea-al Official Dav, lie at Messrs Gilfillan & Co’s., and at Mr. Williamson’s. We are glad to learn that the requisite amount has nearly been obtained.