HIGH WATER AT NELSON.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 222, 3 September 1875, Page 2

HIGH WATER AT NELSON.

ARRIVED . Septembar 3, steamer Tsupo, 48t, Macfsrlaup, Irom Picton and South — Passengers i Muam Kvan«, Cook<>, Burbush, Stafford Campbell, and 4 in suerage. — steamsr Albion, 59 1, Underwood, ftum Fouth and Melbourne — Passengers : Mm Burns, Messrs Fumesa, Walker, Andrew, and 6£ adults in steerage — ketch Prospect, %\, Wesfcrupp, from Moutere. — echooaer Sisters, 15, Charles, from Motupipi. — cutter Goldseeker, 12, Watts, from Eavduck. SAILED. September 3, steamtr Albion, 591, Underwooi, f>r Melbourne, vi» Wess seDger<s: Mrs Maunsf li and child, Mr Bohotu, and 2 natives. IMPORTS. Pronpect, from Moutere— 16,000 ft timber Curtis Bros. Tanpo, from South— l-qr cask whisky, Buxfcon & Co; 8 axle arms, Balme; 10 boards 100 pitce» pine, Millar; 2 blocks stone Mubin; 4 pkgs, Moutray; 1 pel, Hunter; 1 case, Davis; 1 trunk,Lightband;2o cheeac, Brownlee; 4 whee'a, Captain Marshall 10 pkgg, Wilkie; 2 cases, Andrews. Albion, fr>m jjmth — I pkg, Jackson-, I pkg, Ho'inßell; 1 pkg, Edwards & Co-, 360 l>sg3 flour, Levien; 6 boxes 3 J-eheste tea, 17 gas pbea, Cawthron; 18 ca»ea c#ee, 14 casea clie.se, Order. EXPORTS, Albion, for Melbourne— li bales flax, Sharp and Co; 8 bales wool. Button & Co; 1 case cancelled notes, B ink of N. S. Wales. The ship ffalcioue, 98 days from London, arrived at New Plymouth thia morning, Among her passengers are the Rev. C. 0. Mules and Mrs. Mules for Nelson. The Murray arrived at Westport from Nelson thia morning. Stie reports that it is blowing and raining hard, and no prospect oi getting out to-night. Tbe Kennedy arrived at tne-Grey yesterday. She was to leave for Westport and Nelson to-day, weather permitting. The Lyttelton left last night for Blenheim, w»« Endeavor Inlet. i The lavp 1 ) arrived from the South this morning, and paile I for Melbourne via West Coast by the same tide - \ The Tags? ha? finished discharging hei cargo of coals, and was hauled into the stream this morning. The Ladybird left Onehunga yesterday, and is expected to arriva early to-morrow mornirg. She will sail for the South ai 10 a.m. We are iodebted to Mr Ricbardsan for th« following account of Li* trip in the pilot boat in search of the Emily .• — Left NeUon on Monday ac 1030 p.m., and landed at Astrolabe on the following tniraiog, found nc traces o? the mis«ing vessel in the adjoining bws; left Astrolabe at 7 30 a.m, and wenl round to Glover'd, and searched the beach then to Bark Bay, but could hear nothing from Mr Hufiwn>. At 11 a ro. passed over ao<! examined the reef and small islands inside oi tbe Black Rock. At noon entered Tongs anchorage, and went a«hore and examinee the beach; walked over tbe range and examined tbe boat harbor on the south side ol Abel Head. Left on Wednesday at dayl'ght wtnt into Awaroa and searched the drift wood, pulled over to Totaranui, and at 11 a.m. reached Separation Point; rau back v Awaroa, and went to Gilbertson's; lett ai neon, ran round Abel Island, and searched the south aide of Tonga Island. Went intc Astrolabe, and saw I'orter, who said he bad seen a b«ede turnip floating off Sandy Bay; rowed along tbe const, and at 4 p.m. wenl into Marahau, where we learned that a coistei bad been carrying luraips from Riwaka to SaDdy Bay for the last three months, and unloading them on the beach. Stayed io bandy Bay the night, and ob Thursday morning rowed down to Kaitetl\eri; looked into ali the little baye, and landed occasionally to search the driftwood; sailed along Riwaka tiandt, to Mocuena, which we left ai 11 am. Picked up a heavy anchor aai chain tbeee rniiea from Motueka, tbe pies beating N.W.|W. Arrived at Nelsou at 4*30 pm. Mr Bichardeoo is oi opiaion tbac the unfortunate Emily musi have ioundefed at some distance Irom th( land, and that if any remains of her are no« floating (which he doubts) they will be (bund either drifted upon the west coast of I)arville's Island, or washed upon the Sandepij by the current that eets in that nay. hi speaks in very high terms of the exertions o the crew who accompanie 1 him, and of theii r< adiness to do all in tbeir power to ascertaii the fate of the missing vessel.

Sept. Mom. After Friday 8 ... lU4 11 25 Saturday 4 ... 1139 11-55 Bunday 5 ... 12-15 12*25 Monday 6 ... 12.43 1.l Tuesday 7 ... M 8 lAI Wednesday 8 ... 2,i>o 237 Thura'ay 9 ... 3.0 3.41