The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-11-01

II ship MJcfs=uEHG, Tinker report=-Haa very had wealth
er nearly the whole season, particularly in July had rugged
weather and thick fgs- Whales were quite plenty, but for the
above reasons could not h taken. Left Cores Island Oct. 3.
in company with the J. u. Thompson. During the first night
had a heavy gale from y. y. 2. which continued abou, 5 hours
sustained no injury. Had pleasant weather and strong breeze.
the remainder Of the passage.
Ship Robert EdraTds, Wood, from the Arctic and ST PauIs
Island, rports-sa~ 10 whales the frs; Of the season. Passed
through the Straits July Is, in heavy southern crust Of Cape
Lisbon and ley Cape. till the eO,h Of Aug. saw no whales. Saw
and took the fret whale Aug. 18th in lat 6s= y, long lee 10
w, last near the same place, Aus. 3Oth. Passed through Bher-
ing strai. sept. Ish. From sept. - till the SOth. saw several
right whales Of - PauI's Island. weathe r good, struck four irons,
broke from two, drew from one, and cut from the other, for
night, 20; nothing. Passsi through the 72I passage Oct. 5, had
good winds down to Ii 80 : y, long 1861 "; took Sc. winds,
which lasted to lat 20 y, long I5S W, and took the trades
from ENE, which lasted in
Ship Fa5ius, Smith, from the Arctic, rep0rts-Me; with much
fog and ice during the early part Of the season. Had good
weather in the bays. In September, cruised in the southern
Ochotsk for right whales. Weather good. Saw quite anumber
O, whales, but found them u~ncommonly Wild and hard to catch.
Came through the 5Oih passage Sept. 80. Encountered a heavy
y. W. gale, Oct. 10; shipped a sea over the stern, carried away
the house and galley, and received some other damages. With
this exception, had good weather down.
Ship Europa, Man,er, from the Ochotsk, reports-HAd very
fine weather most Of the season. Whales are very scarce, except
in the early part Of August and during September. Found them
unusually Wild. Lett the sea Sept 2S. Had pleasant weather
but unf.vorabIe winds on the passage down. Reports sept IS,
CalaO, Fuller. 500 VII; Florida, Williams, 40 bowheads.
Ship Henry KHeeLInf, Kelly, from the Arctic. reports-Had
good weather up to the latter part Of September. During tina;
month, saw quite a number Of whales; at other they were very
scarce Game through the Straits Sept. IS. Very good weather
down Reports Aug. ., John Rowland, Whelden, 6 whales
Barkentine Jenny Ford, Moore, reports-Let Teekset Oct.
5. in company with the bark Leonesa, for san Francisco. First
10 days, hal heavy gales from Sc. to W.SW, with a very
heavy cross sea blew away lower tOpsal. mizen staysail, top
gallant sal, and split the foresaL Latter part had fine, pleas
ant weather. Left barkt- Constitution at Port TOgnsend-had
arrived over Oct {. from Honolulu
Brig Hero, Won Holt, rsports-Len PetropaGiovskOi, Oct .
Had pleasant weather, but light wiuds. all the way down The
bark BhsriHg "a TO follow IN a few days after from tie same
port, also bound here. The lark Faith had been sold by Mr..
H. A. Pierce. TO a Russian for 375 rubles. Spoke whaleship
EuphrGfes. Heath, in lat 49, o. ", long 1s97 80 W, with
LOCO barrels. bound - this port
II Capt Moteno, OF steamer RiiaHSd. reports the arrival
az kooa, on the 22i instant, Of schooner JsdHHsffe, from a
cruise Of several months, with a small quantity % pearl shell,
seal oil, sharks fms, etc Her cruise Eil not prove u paying
one
II We are Obliged to omit = large amour, ~ marine and
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