SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.
TO-DAY. Tona, s.s., Stochenson, from Russell Glenelg, s s., Farqubar, from Tauranga James A. Stewart, brigantine, McClcnnan, for Newcastle. Penguin, s.s., Malcorr>, from the South. Opotiki, schooner, Me&enzie, from Gisborne.Hlß

DEPARTURES.
T,AST FVEVING. Clansman, brigantine, Yatc3, for Kaipara Atlantic, schooner. Spooner, for Now Caledonia Pretty Jane, s.s., Amoflco, for Giaborno Argjle, s.s., Crawford for Whanjjsrei TO-DAY. Eona, schooner, MoKenzie, for Russell

IMPORTS.
Per Penguin from thn South : 6 cases bacon and hams, G kegs laid.—T. 11. Hall and Co.
The britrantlne Myrtle is again on the berth lor Tonga and Samoa. Tlw schooner Atlantic sailed last right for Noumea, New Caledonia, with a full cargo of timber and Btores. The ship Minister of Marinehas entered oat at the customs for San Francisco, where she is to load with wheat for London. The schooner Onward sailed from Lyttelton for this port yoatorday, with a cargo of; ■bread stuffs.
Tho brigantine Clansman left on her maiden trip last night. She proceeds to Kaipara.to load up with timber for Adelaide.
The brigantinoProgress will sail for Sydney on Monday next. She has taken in the llyrtlo s cargo of Island produce for conveyance to that port. Tho s.s. Penguin, which left for Russell yesterday afternoon, will re'iirn to-morrow morniner, and sail tor Tauranga, East Coa3t, and Southern rorts on Monday afternoon. The brigantino Lapwing is opjn for freight or ° The s'.s. Glcnelg arrived this morning from Tauranga and Mercury Ray with S eanssgrafs seed, 52 pigs, snd the following passengers:— Mr and Mrs Marks, Miss McKinncy, and Messrs Buchanan. Parkc, Crocktr, Sims, MrlCay, and one in tho steerage. Tho steamer will return to the same ports on Monday alter noon.
