ARRIVAL OF THE FERNGLEN.

Auckland Star, Volume XI, Issue 3198, 21 October 1880, Page 2

ARRIVAL OF THE FERNGLEN.

The Kow Zealand Shipping Coinpinjs imp Iho piscugcra and their tortha resulted BaUafactorllr, no dl-eiuj havlnit cccurrod oath o" ssago out. Tho ?oWgteD, It will bo romen.io ths command, and ! c has retained it since SaT time. ?Vo iaro indebted to hi-u for tho following report of Uio posfaje :-Thc Fernelon l*ft '>r-vesend on July 19lh, SdpSrted from Ibe nw off ncac hy Head on tho (jilowlnu day. Had light variab;o Winds ai.d calms witlidcnao fosa down tho Can And. Took depii true from tho iizii-daon July Jlth, and had L«ht \V. and S.W. wiudi ami voiy lino weathM to iCdcg. -V.. when xvo picked up a llclit fc»3:erly wiud, wbich came-i na into the STK tr, o» iley pvovel verj ight Indeed. SdfrSlM tluAn c'n Prat 11th. In loßgUtudo I3dotr N and 27dug. W. Had strong B.W. winds with Ucavy bead wa between tho trades Picket m.'.tie S.K. tni'lcai In lntnudo Ideg. ». ar.d lons it'ide -"J^' J v«8t- Crcsaud tho iLQ'iator un Ai!.:i:st ffllh in lonstUndo £S dejt. 30min. West. TJ.o d.X. tradosproTOi modorut-;. bat well .outh, an i wo lost iheni in In"^'1,1-1 "dc .'■"outh Mid loniftitudo 3ado». w«at. ncked no tM AVcsterl.cs in Utiwdo *>Acgß. and louVtiiulo 2SdeA W., and crossed tho meridian of Oreeawich on aeptembor Sth in K'kude 13ifK.30min. South. 19 days from tho r-ouato- On Sjptembor 12th. passed tin SSriSuot tho CUM In laUudo l»d«. Wmlu *)uth 55 dayi oit from London. At 9.30 p.m. on tLo'mh Septembor.a terriflo equall struck tho ship* thro '.iiiKh-T on her b?am ends and owrjiniiawartboinain-top-gaUant yard. Had moder^ W . 8.W.. and S.W.. Bales, not ao sror-K as thso U3nallr cxporioncoi. tho weather being very nnsettlod, there, boig, andden aqoallß Wltn nnexucctedslnfis Ironi *N tob. ; On Saturday 23th ult. enconntero-t a terriflo thnnderiwrm. with heavy anow. Vlft.-eo>t tho morldian of Capo Uouwia on Qotobcr Ist In latitude lldog. i>mm. feouth. Kxnerienced moderato V\. aud S.W. winds froci e"pfLSeuwln to Ta*max>U, which was passed on October 7th. After passicg Taarnauia ex porienced a strong galo from N.N.K.. which tinted for 18 hours. On October 15th. exeriencedamoat severe «c«lo from N.w.with rorrSe sqoalls and very hltib cross sea. On the 17th off tho Three Kln«. h»l heavy a.N.lf. isle; tne, wtad wddon-T shifttag at 7 a.m. to ?ho frofth, and at noon tucked to tho N-K.,l* * at blowing hard with tnick dirty rain and a hltrh monitalDCUs sea runnintr. tho ship plunsing heavily. PiioKd tbo Throo Klmw on lha 19th, 93 daw from 1/ondon. Anehorcd off tho reef at 10 p m. on the 20th, and arrived in tho powder ground this morning, 91 daya from London. Iho Fernalon brought a general catro vaJued at £21 0». and the followlnsc ptkteooeon: John Beams, Miaa Sarah Beams. Ml?b May fteams, Miaa lielsn Beams' Mrs Cc£. Misj Jesa.o Cox, Mr Kdward C«, Mr Herbort Cos. Mr Norman Cox and Mr Goorgo H. AdamU Seoond Cabin- Mr Arthur 11. Bouuisn. St*erag4-James Ilarrl3on. Mary Harrison. AnuieHarrUoa, *lbort Harrison, James Harn83n. Jimca Woodcock. Josoph Birkett. BoDcr. Wtt.Jam-8 Bell. Klitibtth 8011, Margaret snmm«rs, Aithur WhatforJ. James P. Myto Berths -i. ilylo*. Margaret K. D. Myles, and Percy Myle*.