The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-10-24
VI MEMORANDA.

u Capt Clark. 81 the OCEAN, reports the Ontario bound
into Lahaina v-s-riIy, with 500 brIs, and the loss q the French
whaIeship CasLriacoHrt among the irr, in the Arctic
II Am bark GsH,raI scott, Hunting, reports-Cruisei on
thu Wheat GruunI from June til July II, AMI on the Southern
Ochossk till September saw hut eight whales during the whole
cruise, and took Two, which made 600 brs. Reports the fol-
lowing vessels:
sept Is-Paciac, Ho~Iand. brs.
Marenso. ELiraIS-,- "
l5-Cailnn.
l. Am bars ESus. Brown. reparts-3OO nrs- sperm this
s~aon. 1900 bris- 10. the voyage. Last frum NV ZealaDi win
the BONN Islanis. Has hal light soliherly AMI scuth-eastrrly
~inIs on the passage hi;her. August {, spoke ship T. l. b.
Jenny, Marsh, bound 'nto the Bonin Islands. with 800 brs. sp,
season, AMI 1900 do do. the voyage. Aug /. spoke Hawaiian
brig wsaua. Lass. with 10 bris, bound on n cruise among the
KinssmfI Group
u Ar. ship Harrison, Wood, reports-SaiIed from Homo
lulu Dec Il Ten days from this port, in lat 20 30 ". long.
IoI7 - w saw a school Of sperm whales struck three and
ssvei one. Took the first right whale in the Japan sea May .
on the Jeido ground saw several ships cruising on the eastern
SIDE Of the sra- Left May 20. for HakoIadi, on accoun; OF
sickness June =, WAS OF White Rock and saw plsnty whales,
but the :hSck fog, lasting for eight days, prevented US from
doing anything Was in company with the ship Mareugo.
When the fos cleared up, " ( struck and killed four whales, hut
one sunk The MarengO took four the same time. Left for the
woodaHdE- June -. lat 429 90 N, long. 1S47 20 W, took
another whale. From what 1 have seen, and heard from others,
there has been many more whales in the japan seas the past
season than have been seen for several years before
The Marengo had taken S whales brls-
Emily Morgan, !:
Florence
July y, went into n. OchOtsk next day spoke schooner
julia, Of Philadelphia, three days from AMOR bound To Pero-
pauIovski- saw very few whales in the Ochoisk. Took the
las, Sept. 5; the CanaO took one the same day, and another
two days after, which made the ;hrl whale this season. saw
several ships OF Aide Island in September. hut heard OF only
three whales taken S-pt 81. saw the CaIfornia's boats fast -
= whale for eight hours, but think they did not get him.
U Hanoyeraa schooner Louise, BoIstorf, repcr;s-Let
NicOEsfsky, (Amoor River,) sept l. On the 4ih. passed the
wreck % the American merchant bark MongoI, Owned by Wm.
~. B0rinan, Of Boston-) lying high and dry on the west shore
q saghai-in Island Visited the wreck 10 learn Il assistance
vas needed. found her deserted, the officers AMI crew having
probably gone in boats to DrcI-trIe's Bay sept o, passed the
faperouse StTats- and experienced a heavy 81 gale. Was
compelled 20 anchor near the breakers. and found what j. not
generally known, that a strong current sets through the Straits,
running about four miles an hour TO sc. In passing through [
h OchOtsk. hal NEgy weather Passed the BJussoIe straits
sept is. since which have had hight westerly WINS The Ham
schooner Franz. (abDut the size of the LouiscJ left the .
AMOR for Honolulu about hty days prior 10 tie latter, loaded
with fish and wood She - thought to H. IsJ, hut may have
driven by stress OF weather 70 some ISLAND for repairs
Capt. BoistorT reports the following vessels AZ having been at
and Dccastres Bay Hamburg ship Horizon. I
Ora and Amazon, schooner Franz DANISH brig BlOohm
AMERICAN bark yickery. schOOn-rs CarOliae p. Footc. Orbit. and I
ne American schooner and hark names MT remembered Iav. .
schooner Emma Rookie, AMI one Hanoycran bark