The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-10-01
VESSELS IN PORT-sEPT. "a.
MEMORANDA.

u Bark Yankee LEFT San Francisco, Sept o. First five days
out, nne wind from n. to N-w.-next five, dead calm the re-
nainder Of the passage have had moderate trades from E. to
EN-E. Sighted Maui the 23d uft-
Capt Fish, Of Sch Pfei, reports having seen brig Oahu Aug.
Z, with 600 barrels this season. Heard Of three ships passing
Dbering Straits early in the season, one Of which was the bark
Columbus, Ward. Heard Of ship Japan, Dimond, left Kodiack
in July with 100 barrels, and reports whales scarce. Aug. IS,
ssw . bark In the Bhering Sea standing NV. The weather,
during the season, has been fine, with comparatively little ice.
end ships generally have done well, so far As I have learned.
Capt. Mitchell, Of schooner Recovery, reports H. B. N.
ffigsse Satellite, and steamer Otter, at Vancouver Island.
Also, passed @. g steamship Contribution, making her first
"Trip with the United States mail to Puget Sound
The following whaling vessels have sailed from New Bed
hxd for the North Pacific :-JuIy 81, ship Junior, Meuen ;
Yosns Phonix, shockiey bark Morning Star, Norton 2sth,
Majestic, Maeouber- Aug. Sd, Erie. of H., Jernegan; 4sh,
Y.bius. Smith
The British bark Faith took a load Of coas tc Mans anina, and
afsa discharyins, proceeded to Cape 81 Lucas, whence she sailed
for this po. In baIlast, for repairs. Len no vessels at St Lucas.
and spoke noshing on the passage.
Dan sn.-Enclosed, I hand you a report Of the doings Of the
u.Tted < we're spoken By the Igate, and their reports rau are ' pro.
baby correct-he remainder / picked up here and there. and
so~ purpess and help :; soi In OUT : your ! .ai iasss ' .sIpp i'm i answer
Yours respectfully,
A. NJ. GoDDAaD.
rzx s1sArE'ss REPORT OF wHALrns.
Arctic, Aug q, OF 81 Paurs, 8 whales; benjamin Tucker. In
BscakIyns Aug %, do, o DO; Baltic !, 18th, do, 4 do; Bepjamin,
wsassas. jass' 9 On s Ssi sss7 ! 1 whales s : Columbus cSi mo ssp :, iu sla 81.
g. 1000 ss NJ c cS9 ss' No a9S S. z, an an k ssas aa. ideo c csrS c.a aoin,
eUut On K Aug 2, OF &. Paurs, 1000 VIII Draper <, July q,
do, clean Dzrtmouth, IN june, in Bristol Bay, 2 whales Emer-
I'D 4, Aug Is, Do 1000 VII; Elizabeth K, 10th, of st PauIs, i
Whale; Eorfda 4, 9Th %. 700 VII Gen Teste (r) x, 18th, do
- VII. season Good Return, no date, On Kodiack. l4O0 VIII :;
esnsr.i Williams. in July, do, 2 whales Gay Head, August 20,
Bristol Bay. 500 bbi-, and after took 2 whales Indian Chief in
July, do. 2 Whales; Isabella <, Aug %, do. 3 do; Julian, July
- DC, do; japan, in Juiysdc, gone north, 700 VII John
CeGyzhalL, Aug 30, on Sc Paufs, 5 whales James Maury x,
g, sri:sol Bay, . .haie, 600 wn, on New Zealand John a
AAbekh, Ia July, Kodiack, 2 whales; Navigator, do, Bristol
" do; Napoleon Sd, 18Th do, 3 do WI, 9th, ST Pauls, 2 do
Sgvbuxypor1 middle August, do, 1 do Onward, August Is, do,
Aezing Sn aits, clean Ocean Wave. in July, Kodiack, 2 whales;
0enu 4 July Is Btering Straits, 400 VIII Prudent, 2sth. Brs-
~ Bay, 500 vi, 90 sp; Triton ID K, Aug q. do, TOO VIII Sill
~ closd ( 9th, 81 paurs, 8 whales Sarah sheaf K 18th, do,
Soo5 Inhmaruo <, 18th, do, 5 do Tybee K, 18TH do, 2 whales
S..sce. no dafe, kodiack. 3 do; Victoria Z, July IL, Bhering
-. wanting 2 whales 10 I'm
IL va reported that ship Gay Head had lost LIST officer also
go french ship Caulaincourt had lost 2i officer, and French
ship Nj had tf . boat-sterer, and one man.
1he ezson In Bristol Bay up to the last Of Aug, had been q
Wy pcor oue- whajes scarce- and fog very plenty Most of the
81 By the above ships was taken on Kodiak early In the sea-
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