BY TELEGRAPH. Lyttelton, 18th March.

Evening Post, Volume XVII, Issue 371, 18 March 1879, Page 2

BY TELEGRAPH. Lyttelton, 18th March.

Arrived, 8 aoa.— Bingaroomftjlrom Wellington Arrlvea.WOa.xn.-Ta^^W.^g... Batfe<f;ilaan.-Ttti,lor Wellington. fine tM Go-Ahead left Wanganui at 9.30 tast evantofi l aid arrived In Wellington at 7.30 «bis SSrntag. Sbeteaveflfor Oasttepoinl and Napier "MftopSatt' schooner Jriius Vogel arrived with moderate &W. winds, cleared Capa PiU*r at midnight, from thence untU •making the ton™D«Cape Farewell on the 14th,0xperi«nc«d accession of light winds and calms tbroughSul i ; Tcame through the Strait on the lTtto with a fresh N.W. breeze and arrived ¦ «f the Heads at 6 a.m., got tho pilot on board, Sommencedbeatinguptheharbor.andanchored rt mS rtS5SS£e Douglaa, for Foxton, sailed hip Fernglen. Captain Fnfcer, chartered by the New Zealand Shipping Company, ewaww at tn« Customs to-day for London, ana win sail this evening if the -weather to favorable. She takes a cargo valued at £60.000, wid two passengers in the steerage— Detective Hookney "Sff^Sffifw. Itfttelton woe poet, poned from lost night until to-day, wnen she was postpoSed from lost night until to-day, for West Wanganui this afternoon. The 8,8. Taiaroa will arrive here to-morrow morning from Nelson and Picton. The *%. Tui left Lyttelton yeßterday for Wellington via Koikoura, and will arrive to-night or afternoon with a cargo of railway material.