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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 193, 5 August 1876, Page 2

There is no word from the West Coast of the movements of anv of the steamers recently reported as lying at Qreymiuth and Westport. The sailing of tha Wallace for West Coast, and Lyttelton for Blenheim, is postponed until Tuesday. The Taranaki is bar-bound at Manukau, and will not leave tor the South until Monday evening The Kennedy will make a speoial trip to Karaniea in about ten days. The schooner Onward, bound for Pelorus Sound, was towed to sea by the Lidy Barkly this morning. The schooner Bonnie Lass sailed last evening for Motueka, where she "will load for Hokitika. The schooner Uno arrived this morning from Adele Island with a cargo of stone, being the second trip this week. The schooner Awaroa, bound for Motueka, was towed out of the harbor by the La ly Brkly yesterday alternoon. She will probably return to night, and is advertised to sail for Wanganui on Monday at 4 p.m. The local agent was advise 1 tbis afternoon that the Wellington, which left Wellington for Picton yesterday afternoon, had been compelled, by stress of weather, to return to port, frihe wid arrive here on Monday morning, and sail for the North Jn the evening. The ship Lutterworth, Captain Pearson, arrived at the outer anchorage last night, and will be towed into harbor to-mo-row morning. She left London on the Ist of May, and got clear of the Channel on the sth, having experience! light easterly weather Shecros?ed the line on the 24th, and p&ue i tne meridian of the Cape on tbe 25ih of Jun j. The highest latitude reached was 47°, and rough ■weather was experienced throughout the southern latitudes. After pissing through Bass' Straits Bhe experienced a series of easterly gales. Made the land on Thurs lay, and arrived a9 above. She landed seven or eight tons of gunpowder, which formed part of her cargo, this morning.