The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-21

e scA Kslame rspo6 having Ien HIo saturday. savsA
Ldholiho same dsy At Laupeheshoe, expcths 70 b u Hno on
Sunday. Would leave aeafa about Ihnzsday QD-dayJ and vim
probably be back here on Tuesday nezt. Ne understand that
the Yankee win wait tin tie 18th for her to arrive.
~ The Am clipper ship Dragoen, Upton, 1913 tons, OF Bos-
son, touched at Kapuaa, Kona, Hawaii, May -, IL days from
San Francisco bound to Calcutta Capt. Upton LEFT a letter
With the natives to be forwarded to Honolulu, but they neglected
to send it on until convenient with them. It reached this port
only Monday last.
u Capt. Thomas Mason, of the Br. bark Orestes, reports
Left Teekalet June 10. for Melbourne. In coming out, caught
the ground, and the tide left her six feet. The vessel made very
little water until the 3Oth of June, in lat SOC N. and 1S1 W.,
when she sprung a leak which kept one pump constantly going,
gradually Increasing until she made four feet per hour. Had TO
steer angular courses in order to keep the hands at the pumps.
Kept away for Honolulu. where we arrived July IA. Aher ar
irving in port, found the leak increased considerably, so that
double gangs were employed at the pumps, but still the leak
increased until the ship had eight feet water in the hold. En-
poyed a diver to cauIk the wood ends. which he did, and mate
rally stopped the leak, so that we could keep her free with our
own crew, and making now about one foot per hour. The YES
sci is now repairing, and will proceed on her voyage when the
repairs are accomplished, without discharging cargo.
From our Eastern exchanges we CLEAN the following marine
intelligence Of interest in this part of the world
Bark Harvest, WINSTON, Pacific Ocean, Taicahuano Nov.
9th, with 300 bbls sp oil Us bhs taken on the passage(- Ar
rived at New Bedford May 20.
May 81, arrived a. New Bedford. ship Navy, Wood oehotsk
50 1taIen on the : passage .sn homee 1915 do whale oil, and 1000
lbs bone on board, toJ B Wood & Co.
well North Paciac Ocean Honolulu Nov. 18th, Of and for Edgar
town, with 125 bbls sp, 1925 do VIII oil, and 1900 lbs on hoard
New Bedford May %, arrived bark Baltic, stivers. Gate Bron-
New Zealand, with 40 bbis sp. 2360do VIII oil and 5000 lbs bone
on board, to heirs of Alexander Gibbs.
New Bedford, May IL. arrived bark Washington Allston, I'm
Hno.
Arrived at New London. May 2sth, bark Alexander, Bush,
from Honolulu, with oil and hone on freight
Arrived at New Bedford, May %, ship WINS Henry, Grnnen,
na@buoo Aprl ai.t, With 10 ObIs sp 0Oo bbls taken on the
passage) 800 do VII oil (eo taken on New Zeal ndl and 7oooIbs
bone
Arrived at Boston, May 30, ship Conquest, Sears, I'm Manila,
Feb. IS.
Arrived at New Bedford, May %, bark Sarah sheal, Lopez,
Arctic Ocean, Honolulu Oct 9th. Wytootacke Nov. 18th, with
400 bbs VIII oil (took 20 bbls on passage homel, and 600 lbs
bone.
Same day. arrived baa woga, croweil, Ochotsk Sea. Lahaina
Nov. IS, Rorotonga Dec. 18th. with rs bbls sp, (taken on pas-
sage home, of wytootacke), 200 do VIII oil and 500 lbs bone.
Sea, Honolulu Dec 23d, with 10 bhis sp, 2uso do VIII oil and
II, 900 lbs bone
Arrived at New Bedford June i, ship Benjamin Tucker, Bar
Der, Arctic OCEAN, Honolulu, Nov. 9Th, Rorotonga Dec. 9Th,
Akaroa, n z, March 4th, with 10 bbls sp, (taken on passage
home, on Chatham Island), 14oo do VIII oil. (s5 bbis taken on
New ZeaIandl and 100 lbs bone, to G X Tucker & Co. Sent
home ON the voyage 500 bbis VIII oil and IL, 900 lbs bone.
Ship Yorick, Of New Haven, 1887 tons. has been chartered to
Of Cap. Francis Soue, brother Of the late master,
Enos G Soule.
Shin West Wind, Of Boston, 1911 tons, has been chartered to
load At New York, in VIM T Coleman & Cos line, for $4,000.
Smith, were sold by the assignees ut New london at Auction, on
the 18th The ship Corinthian, sos tons, was sold to James
vas retopped in 1s47. The ship Brookline, $50 tons, was sold
TO J A Smith, Of New London, for s3225-bult at Medford,
repaired in 1855. Bark George Henry, 3I tons,
was sold to Richard ii Chapel, OF New London, for $2205-
in ls4l, double planked in 1855, and has been employed
In the Greenland fishery. Schooner Franklin, 100 tons, was
Il an expense Of 5000. Five chronometers sold for 1912, less
han half their value, and many other articles used in the whale
fishery were sold at low figures