SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Westport Times, Volume V, Issue 785, 7 March 1871, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WESTPORT. nrcir watkb. This Day ... 10.23 a.m., 10.41 p.m. To-morrow 11.0 a.m., 11.18 p.m. AttBIVAXS. M\r<M\ -l— Charles Edward, p.s„ 89 tons, Holm, s, Ooiii Hokitiku und Greyinouth. A. W. Bennett, agent. Wallabi, b.s., 101 tons, Daniels, from Wanganui. Angelina, ketch, 22 tons, Smith, from Greymouth. UKPAUTUKKS. March 4—Charted Edward, p.s., Holmes, for Nelson. Wallabi, s.s., Daniels, for Greymouth. March s—Kennedy,s—Kennedy, s.s., VVhitwell, for Hokitika. 16, schooner, Pearn, for Melbourne. PASSENGER LIST. Per Charles Edward, from Hokitika and Gre\ mouth—Miss Hunt, Mrs Richardson and child, Messrs-Salofon, Browne, Moller.Kirk, Eure, and 20 for Nelson. Per Kennedy, for Greymouth Messrs Palmer. Browne, Pickard, Hunter, and King. Per 10, for Melbourne—Mr Smith. Per Wallabi, for Greymouth—Mr Seaton a id two others. TMI'ORTS. Per Charles I, shipped at Hokitika—--1 trunk boots, Mailer; I ease crucibles, 1 Ca.-e, Bank of New Z.aland ; 1 do drugs, Williams* 1 bdl sashes, Field; IS skittles, Jolliffe, Shipped at Greymouth—l7 cases cheese, Simon ; - ['kgs ironmongery, Patterson ; 4 cases sardines, 1 do soap powder, I do "vermicelli, 1 cask currants, Powell and Co.; 1 pkg drapery, Davis j 1 prel, Hughes. Per Angelina, from Greymouth—29 tons coals, Master. Per Wallabi, from Wanganui—6s head Utle, 2 horses, 200 1 ton bran, 2 do potatoes, 2 cows, 12 calves, 1 parcel, Seaton Davidsuii; 1 pkg leather, Simpson. EXPORTS. Per Wal'abi, for Greymouth, shortlanded at Westport— 40 head "cattle, 2 horses, 100 sheep, 2 cows, 12 calves, Seaton and Davidson, Per Three Friends, for Charleston—lo cases kerosene, 11 boxes soav>, 20 cases kerobene, <i kc»s herrings, 2 tons chaff, Spenco Bros, and Co.; 18 bars iron, 2 boiler plates 10 bdls iron, 1 pkg hardware, Field ; 6 casks butter, Munro; 8 mats sugar, 1 cask currants, 4 kits heirings, 5 cas. s stout, 5 do ale, 2 cises pickles, 1 bag sola, 4 do wheat, 2 do oatmeal, 8 mats sugar, 2 cises sarsaptirilla, 2 cisks ale, 4 ease ling, 2 do lobsters, 2 do jar salt, 1 do Sauce, 10 do brandy, 2 kits herrings, Bailie and Humphrey; 1 cask vinegar, 2 bags salt, 2 boxes soap, 2 cases salmon, 3 kegs butter, W. .1. Patterson ; 4 cases porter, John Corr. Per Standard, for Charleston—7o bags • malt, Parker and Garsides ; 110 iron rails, .2 bags spikes, G cases castor oil, 25 kegs nails, 1 roll wire, 2 bars iron. Forsyth and Masters; 8 gunnies sugar, 1 case vinegar, Gardner and ■ Sutton.

The ketch Angelina arrived with a cargo of coals iron) Gieviuouth on Saturday last. The Anchor Line s.s. Kennedy arrived from Nelson on Friday evening, and proceeded south'on Sunday morning. The p.s. Charles Edward arrived -from south on Saturday, crossing tho bar on the morning's tide, and shortly afterwards sailed for Nelson. The schooner Three Friends sailed yesterday evening, in company with the ketch Standard, both vessels being bound for Charleston with full cargoes. Ihe Standard on her return proceeds to the Karainea. The schooner 10, Captain Peai-n, was towed rut by the s.s. Kennedy on Sunday morning, ■ bound for Melbourne, The SiS. Wallabi arrived on Saturday morning from Wanganui. She sailed tho same tide for Grcyinouth. A re; ort has reached us, from what we believe to be reliable sources, that the sailing Bhip Silver Eagle, having on board the headquarters and right wing of the 2nd Battalion 18th Koyal Irish, has been Wrecked off Capo Horn while on her wyage to England from Australia. We are pleased to learn that no lives were lost, though none of the baggage of the troops was saved.—" United Service Gazette." The time that the accident to the Airedale occurred is said to have been between three and four in the morning, and that during the night a light north-easterly breeze; had been blowii g off the land, accompanied by a smooth sea. Had the sea been rough, at the time, the consequences would have been much more serious. As the reef or detached rocks on which the Airedale struck lie to the northward of thp VV'aitara river, and are much exposed, no hope is therefore entertained of saving her. It is also said that if tho Airedale had struck fiffy yards on either side of the position, she woulu have gone on to a soft sandy beach. The iron clipper ship Theophane has left Melbourne for Madras, having onboard 165 highh bivd horse*, shipped by Messrs Learmouth and Warren. Tho horses have been selected from the best studs in the country, and a liberal price h;s been given, the finest lot of horses have been got together ever sluppt d from Victoria. JBT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. ARRIVALS. Ghetmqsjth.—March 4—Wallabi, from ■Westport. March s—Kennedy, from Westport. Nklsqx—March s—Charles Edward, from Westport, DEPARTURES. Lvttelton.—March 4 Rangitoto, for Dunedin.