PORT OF WELLINGTON.

Evening Post, Volume VI, Issue 293, 26 January 1871, Page 2

PORT OF WELLINGTON.

ARRIVALS, January 2G -•Gothenburg, us, MO Loin, I'parce, from Melbourne DEPARTURES, . January 20 — Nil. PANKENCiEn MS') 1 . fN WARDS. Per < 'Othonburg : Cabin- -Miss Jonea, Miss liaker, Brockcr, Airs. Hannatyne, Airs. Jones, MossrH. Tiirnbull, Foloy, ( 'aifin ; ~> steerage, and 8 for other ports. KXI'FHJTBI) AItRIS'ALS. Lord Ashley, m, from Napier, Tauranga, and Annklaml, 27th Rangifcoto, ss, from Melbourne, via Nelson and West < toast, 28fch Phcrho, as, from the South, 29th Airedale, ss, from the South, 2nd PIIOJBCTED PEPATVTUBES. Kangatira, ss, for Napier, 26th Wanganui, ss, for Wanganui, 2Cth Gothenburg, sa, for Melbourne, via the West Coast, 20th Lord Ashley, ss, for the South, 27th Kangitoto, as, for Melbourne, via the South, 28th Electra, ship, for London, 2flth Plm-be, hs, for Nelson, 30th Airedale, ss, for Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, and Manukau, .'Jrd PhoVbe, ss, for Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, nml Manukau, 3rd The s.h. Gothenburg, Captain Pearce, from Melbourne via Southern ports, arrived to-day. We are indebted to A/r. Hart, purser, for liles. The Haveloek correspondent of the Marlborough Express gives tho following account of the loss nf the Maria Louisa in Queen Charlottes Sound O7i her way from Wanganui :—": — " Jfc was almost a calm at the time, and she had every .stitch of canvas set, when a sudden squall struck her, and she immediately capsized. The captain and crew, "with one lady passenger, saved themselves with the greatest dilficulty, as the boat was lashed on the hatches, but they managed to cut it adrift, and bail it out with the aid of a cask which floated from the wreck. Captain Carstnirs and his crew, as well as passenger, have lost everything, as the vessel went down in twenty-three fathoms of water. She was owned by the captain, and uninsured."