ARRIVAL OF THE STILLMAN B. ALLEN.

Evening Star, Issue 4112, 2 May 1876, Page 3

ARRIVAL OF THE STILLMAN B. ALLEN.

JTho Stillman B, Allow, from New York, arriveil a., the Heads lust evening, and a tiled up (his mom. inp with a flue X. 1., breer.a, anclioriu:- below JJ •• bpvah Bay. She is a fine barque, of'isa tons veeister, ami is comparatively a new vessel, having boon built in Best on in 187-1. She brings a full cargo ot‘ 1,000 tons, one-third or which is ibr this port, the remainder being for Lyttelton it’ d Welling’ ton. She left Kow York on the 25 th o’ January with a strong westerly wind, which carried her to lat. 82.5:1 X., when site got the N.E. trades on the sth of T'Vbinarv, nml ini' equator on the loth, in long. 20.12 W. Tuc trades wore light, and carried her to twenty-seven mile's south of the equator, when she immediate'y got the S.E. trades, which wore moderate, ami lost on the 3th of March in lat; 82.31 IS., long 31.34. After this IV. and N. winds. sometime, hauling to the N.E. to S,, and crossed i he meridian of Greenwich on tho 11th March, and that o c -.-.he Capo on the 17th ■ thence variables from theN.E. to S.W. until passing tho meridian of tho Leu win cu tho 11th April, with a northerly wind, and made 21-th, with a E.N.E. wind, which eh died ne >1 day to the southward, and increased to a pale, which drove her thirty miles to tho northward of the Heads. The wind having moderated, enabled her to reach tho Heads yesterday evening.