The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-03

pxrozr on max Hxaxoxr-Len Oahu on March the 2sch
~ n. n " and westerly winds, until the 4sh Of April. Had
svsy he.vy gale On ne latter part Of that day, and the 9Th,
ssh . vuy he~v So Gale commencing at n. by T. and haul
- gradually round 70 the ~ w. It commenced in Lat 3 deg
- mia ~ and Long 100 deg. w.. its wake passed in . deg
~ min n. 100 deg w. and ended in g deg. 81 min " 100
a. 20 ain W. Bird Island about $50 deg ~ min W., dis
sss IS sn<., bar - deg so7, Their 50 deg S min Had
ughe " " w. and . W winds to the Koiiack- Found the
vhsI<s scarce and shy, all going quick, and the weather oggy
snd boizsrrou< Heard o. great number Of vessels, nonec Of which
had done much 6os three whales on the Kodiaek which made
absue ID osr-is, struck the fnf on the I'D Of June Entered
- ns o. Kanschsfskz Oh the oh Of July, had nothing but hight
vinds snd THEA hs, $40 whales ouce on the 10Th, thence went
= n Arrzic- Entered the Arctic on the Gath Of July, repassed
sAs str.iss u Bhez1ng on the Sch Of August, having been up As
- porsh - 20 deg- and from 167 deg. 20 min " unto 1Iodeg-
- sin- w., without seeanxa sign Of whales saw great number
= vess<ls "a Caps Lisoun- rhs weather most Of the time was
Sbwfng and fxxy.
wruxAr buiseerous WIKI thick foxz- Had . look round Bristol
~, bus sg noshiaE, eruis>d OF S. Psuls, saw . good show Of
vnn1es bat III weather sill continued rough and fogEy, any
0fng bus gud whaling weather. Got four whales which made
abuuf so banxisL L~t &c. Pauis ground on the 3rd Of October,
nms through Ouuimak passage on the night Of the sh- Had
sd Winds FIR tvo days from the n. W. and west, when &c
hanlsd % the s1ufhvard and = l. and blew 2heavy gale s, and
"a haaied suddenly 20 the west and W. n. W. and blew
ssskh1 heavy gale, splitting fore topsai and carrying the waist
sna boz bozts % the cranes, succeeded In saving the vais,
~, stowe, but Lost the bow boat On the 6ib, kanaka named
Naks, lied sfa an Illness q three mouths In Lat. - deg
onsn- ~ and Long. Isl deg 81 min W, the wind hauled to
- q W. md s. W. and remained so until We arrived in Lat
- deg. ~ min Log. $50 deg. 20 nsfn, either blowing gale or
an. since ve had nothing but light variable w, n, NE. T.,
sd s. " Winds On the 10th Of October, in Lat y deg IS
ntn, $50 deg 10 min W., eos strong ESE- and T. winds until
- s1sx, when The wind hauIei 8. aud ssE- With squalls. Saw
Mama Kea at 9 r. NJ and had Light ssE- and 4 Sc winds all
~ arss, watch day We got light trades Hove too of Maka-
Usn ~ IL r NJ afer q passage Of q days from the Fox Island
70 eoip Robia Hood. Ne6iniey-Reports having cruised in
- Ar-s;c vith fair weather Saw plenty Of ice but few whales,
Uakh we're going very fast and shy, the only whale captured
- taken on 2sh Of July OF Cape Lisburn- Left the whaling
uouni the l2rh Of September and put into Ptover bay, to stopa
umh which vas discovered near the stern post Had six feet Of
u.srr In the hold, succeeded in stopping IL bu, on the 2nd night
nRr bzviue. 10 broke ont q fresh, causing the ship to leak 500
ssokss an hour, and have since been unable to stop IL. Spoke
she big Kalua beating into Piover bay, haiIing 300 barrels 2lst
fospeembe. and les the bark CbeSne intending to winter there.
0H>sssd nr Sandwich Islands with moderate winds and fair
ssasAe, came round Fox's Islands, and from thence had head
ufn1s the entire pa.sase-
n B.sk csrirgsos, Nevnsn-Has cruised in the japan
~ "a Arctic Ocean. saw plenty Of ice but very few whales ex-
- A The middle Of June when they we're seen in great num-
- Took the 6ns right whale 18th Of May in the Yellow Sea
- m On the 9Th Of June in the Anadir Sea- Mr.. Stephen
nDpfk ad o@cer, = native Of Azores, vas struck BY the fukes OF
sv1nss n consequenee Of which he died two days after. The
Avs .ashed Il she zane time. Ler the whaling ground
- aspunber, snd eruisei for a time Oh Bherings Is land bu
vsAous ssru.aL Had fair weather all the passage down.
n 0xD c. BsaS, Loxen-Has cruised in the Kodiack and
Asrnk Ocsnna So . great many whales among the ice but
~ s1d - ~, eapsured three polar bears Took the first
dI49 49, JuV III h the Lat. IS . n, and last on the It'll OF
osVM1b~ y ~ Asat, in n deg Is min n, passed the
Dt@sts Iisnis 1epe I'M. came through the 172nd passage,
- Ooobeg - - daysL thence to Lahaina- Saw plenty Of
- unnas a g. Rs.b Isl.nd, struck I'VE and Lost them. sunk
AnnrH vhne Weufhsg 6u1ng most part Of the cruise was
s- - ~ passsp 70 Honoiulu Va moderate and fine.
"a n0sAs,- Daf5y-Repus hsvins eulssd "a Cape
1anosensMIu Co.. u - Arcte 0eaa. VIII III weather
Aa-~sU s.w IL ass sisht vhAh M q Nay
- nenpe Ne - a Juns snd la a the ~ ~ eepeR
Ym0uun0ha - sdh 10 2oth I'D vey bed veakbe.
- Z u.ema aes.nna q heavy g,,es In LAs- - deg
49, T. - ne - - min =, - vsEy heavy gale from
- 49, Hhhunm1o and nn{nfopuaI ward.