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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19
Sheriffls Sale.

TTNDER and by virtue of writ of Execution
u issued from the Office Of the Clerk OF the
District Court, upon judgment rendered in
the district Court Of tile "a Judicial District
Of idaho Territory, county of Boise, in a certain
cause, pending in said Court ,-whereiu
James A. Pennebaker plaintiff, and S. X.
Goldtrap and II. Il. Hawkins are defendants, for
the sum Of Nine hundred and ten dollars and sev~
entyiye cents, and costs Of snt amounting to for
ty0ne dollars and seventy>fvc cents dated this
18th day Of March, A. D., 1864. 10 satisfy said
amount, and the accrung costs thereon also,
will offer for sale at public vendue, to the highest
bidder for cash, on the lst day of April, A. d.
1864, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at Centerville, in the
county and Territory aforesaid, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
certain Saw mill, located on the west bank Of
Grimes creek near Centeryille, in said county of
Boise, known as the Centerville Saw-Mill; also,
all the interest OF the defendants S. K. Goldtrap
and H. H. Hawkins, of the land upon which said
sawsmill is situated. Given under my hand this
8th day OF March, A. D. 1854.
S.PINKHAM, Sheriff,
25w3 by CHAs. WILSON, Deputy.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19
Notice.

A GENERAL meeting of the stockholders of
"A. the ADA ELMORE GOLD and SILVER
QUATZ~MlNING COMPANY, No. l." will be
held on Saturday, March 10TH 1864 at O'Clock,
P. NJ, at Shaffer 4 Nugents Lawoffice at the cor
ner of Montgomery and Van streets, Idaho City.
Every stakeholder is particularly requested to
attend, as the Company is to be Incorporated -
and other business of great Importance will have
to be discussed. N. Ball members not present
will forfeit their right and interest in the premises
BY order of MARION MOORE. President,
25w2 Per S. G. ROSENBAUM Secretary,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19
no24,tf.
Caution /!

NOTICE is hereby given, and all persons are
~ hereby Warned from trading for, or purchas-
ing the following Promissory Notes, as tie SANE
were procured by Misrepresentation and without
any consideration whatever One for the sum
OF Five Hundred Dollars. payable to I. S. Hascall
or order, now in the hands Of +. & Bryant, dated
January 18th, 1864 due on or before first of June,
a D. 1864, and signed by J. b. Harper and John
Brownlee. One for Three Hundred Dollars. Same
date signed by J. B. Harper, payable to John Il.
Smith or order. Also, one Note drawn on J. Il.
Totman, payable to James Hartwell and assigned
TO J. b. Harper, and by him to J. II. Smith, for
Two Hundred Dollars, bearing interest at the rate
of 213 per cent. per month. dated October 90 A.D.
1868. due Juno LIST, A. D. 1864.
zIu JOHN BROWNLEE.
j. B.HARPER.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19
JOHN BROWNLEE
J. B. HARPER.

The statements about misrepresentation"
and want of consideration" contained in the
above notice of Caution signed by Johu Brown
lee and J. L. Harper, are willful and deberat 0
falSehoods, made for dishonest purposes by men
who wish to wrong their creditors. and excuse
themselves for so doing by false pretences. When
the law coerces them to pay (Which it certaipIv
will do unless they put their property ont Of the4s
hands--the latter reasonable anticipation) they
will no doubt attempt to settle in GREENBACKs and
afterwards hold themselves as honorable men.
Z2td DR.. +. &. BRYANT,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19
Territory Of Idaho, County of Boise iSS;
IN the District Court of the Second Judicial

To James DOwnes Take notice that John a.
ottrell and A. ]. Jennings, for the use of jon,
Z. Cottrell, have filed complaint against Won in
said Court, which will come on to be- heard at the
first term Of the Court which shall commence more
than two two months after the twenty-third day o.
answer the said complaint Wii he taken a. ofons
ed and :he prayer thereof granted. The obiccl
and prayer Of SAID complaint is 10 obtain iudgmenr
for$ol 80 and to enforce mechanics lien for sof
amount, upon certain building more particularI
described III said complaint, tie same Icing for
T TiY Ano"h as Tile Small Man, or To-
Iumbs Grocery, and upon said Downes' interesti
the lot upon which the same is situated.
January 18th, 1864 ISM
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19
Water Standard.

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise
I've the undersigned, residents OF the county
and Territory aforesaid, and ditch owners therein
do hereby mutually agree with each other that
hereafter we will furnish and sell water from our
respective bitches according to the following meas
urment, to-wit under six inches pressure
>. d. Smith, Thorn Creek Moore & Smith.
Grimes Greed; Moore & Co., Bannock Bar !:
Moore Anderson, Buena Vista Bar: Anderson
u Hurd. Pine Greek Moore & Anderson from Elk
Creek to Jackass Gulch Houston g. Christie,
S d Creek; Deer Creek Ditch Company, by
December 2Gth 1863. 15,g
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19

4. Charles -manslaughter.
8. Lawrence Williams-assault and bat
terry to murder; found guilty.
3. Henry FOx-assault and battery to
murders mol. Pros. entered.
B. Frederick Keterer-assault and bat
terry to murder; cleared and dis
charged.
?. Thomas FitEhugh-assault and bat
terry to murder; mol. Pros. Ell
tered.
). Edward H. Richardson assault and
battery to murder.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19
Notice.

TIME copartnership heretofore existing be .
4 tween NJ. l.. Hefron and A. w. Pitts. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All dues to the
late firm, or debts against the same. Will be set,
tied by NJ. l.. Hebron. NJ. /. HEBRON
A. W. PITTS.
Dales City, Oregon Feb lG, 'G4: 25w3
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19
CHARTER ELECTION NOTICE.

e There will be an election held at the Florence
saloon Main street. Idaho City, ON Monday, the
4th day OF April, 1864 for the purpose of electing
one Mayor live members of the City Council, and
one one; City Marshal, for Idaho City at the same
..ne persons will vote City Charter Yes" or
" CiIy Charter, No." Election to be conducted
In the same manner as other elections,
Idaho City, March 10th, 1864.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19

T. - s 4
l. Wall Law renee,
4. Thomas Northcutt, +" ~
2. James A. Pinney, g
Mol. Pros. entered.
Feb. %. Thomas Fitzhugh--essault with
cowhide and pistol l1
Mar. 3. J. C. McKibben-robbery.
=" s. Richard Doyle-robbery.
" 5. John Morrill-robbery.
10. Timothy Kisson-perjury.
" 10. Thomas Vagh-grand larceny.
3. James. Cavanaugh--grand larceny
trial jury disagreed.
3. ". c. Wilson-grand larc'y found
/" 2. VIM. Dangerfeld. Gndian)-grand
larceny.
Z. James Elliott-grand larceny.
10. Thomas WiIson-exhibiting deadly
weapon.
II. Harvey Lester-exhibiting deadly
weapon.
TO- NJ. 7. Goodman-exhibiting deadly
weapon.
g. Elias Brown-exhibiting deadly
weapon.
l. George A. Rice-obtaining money
under false pretenses.
II. S. c. Hoyt-same.
8. Henry E. Wood-same.
8. Elias Brown-resisting officer Mol. |
Pros. entered.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the co~partnership
heretofore existing between G. H. Chick and G.
w. Webb as the firm Of G. H. Chick & Co., ut
Placerville and Bannock City, now Idaho City is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All dues to
the firm or debts against thesame, will be settled
by Nv. Webb at the old store.
IDAHO CITY, G. H. CHICK.
March Cd, 1864. G. ". WEBB
Notice is hereby given that the co-partnership
heretofore existing between q. H. Chick and 7.
F. Morrison, as the firm of Chick s. Morrison, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All dues,
either by Note or Book account to the firm, or
debts against the same, will be settled by &. H.
Chick.
q If G. II. CHICK
+. MORRISON.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19
Oneonto Saloon.

V0U can find good BED at the above pan,ad
Il Saloon, on Main Street, Eopposite the Bau~
mock Livery Stable.
Idaho City, March 1868. g. PEYTOy~
MA VS.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19
Dissolution Notice.
G. II. CHICK
7 F. MORRISON.

TOHN LEGRIS has this day withdrawn from
81 the firm Of S. Laurin q Co., and said company
notify the public that they will not be responsible
for any debts hereafter contracted by him in their
name.
FEB. goth, 1854.
S. LAURIN & 70. no24>tf.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-03-19

INDICTMENTS FOUND By THE GRAND JURY IN
THE DISTRICT COURT, % JUDICIAL DIST,
FEBRUARY TERM, 1864.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-03-05
Correspondence OF the Pacific ComI Advertiser.
GuanO ON Sugar Plantations.

Ma. EDITOR The subject of manu- ring the cane
fields is one which already begins to force itself upon
the attention Of our planters. Few Of our planta-
tions are go conditioned that they can dispense with
the aid Of fertilizers, after a series OF years of con.
tinued cane raising. and yet, with the exception Of
one planter, l do not know Of any who has had the
forethought of making his arrangements in such way
as to make the plantation produce the fertilizer by
q judicious combination OF stock breeding with the
growing of the staple, considered a fundamental rule
Of wholesome agriculture in the older countries.
Many Of our plantations do not command an area of
pasture ground requisite for such q purpose, and,
with all, the development of the system will require
a considerable length Of time. An Immediately avail
able fertilizer is the desideratum. Now, probably to
others it has appeared singular. as it does to me, that
Honolulu should be the seat Of the agencies of two
guano companies and the resort of so many guano
vessels, and not a ton OF guano should be applied to
the necessities Of our agriculture. Want of conf
dence in the value of the guanos in question can be
the only reason for this anomalous state Of things,
and the wish to see this point cleared up, has prompt
ed these lines. When conversing some time ago with
MIR. C. A. Williams on this topic. l suggested to
him the idea Of placing a small quantity of his guano
at the disposal of our planters for experimental pur-
poses. Mr.. w. Immediately assented TO it, and has
now most nDeraby caused 10 ID lOrWarleu neTt per heteH, Ii
tons of guano from M'Kean's Island To be gratuitously distri-
buted among such planters as are willing to give it a fair trial.
Gentlemen wishing to avail themselves of this opportunity may
address themselves to the undersigned or to MI. +. 5. Pratt,
agent of c. A. Williams < Co. In order to obtain accurate re-
suits from the experiments Instituted, ! would recommend that
not more than ! acre be applied to each, one-half of which only
shonld be manured by the guano. The quantity of cane pro-
duced by the guano. as well as that produced without, should be
ascertaned by weight, likewise also the density of the juice of
each kind. II such results be communicated to me, 1 shall see
that they be published. 1t may be well to state here that ex-
periments on the. Island Of Mauritius, made with this guano,
have been highly in favor of it, and have led to extensive orders
from that island. The cost at which it could be laid down here,
would be so lew as to bring it within the easy reach Of every
one. 1t may not be superfuous to remark that the guano has
to be sprinkled at the bottom of deep burrows, before the cane is
planted. The quantity best suited has to be found out by the
experiment. l should recommend about 1oz. or 2 tablespoonful
to each plant. An the guano contains very little ammonia. no
great injury may be anticipated from overriding.
Most respectfully yours, WIN. HTLLEBRANp.
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MEMORANDA
Repors Of Bark Speedweu.

The bark SpeedveH, OF this port, formerly commanded By
Capt II. J. H. Holdsworth, from London to V ancouver's Island.
With IL passengers and general cargo arrived here on Wednes-
day, having put in for water, amer a passage Of 139 days from
earlier portion Of her passage and when OF the River Plate,
she encountered strong and adverse gales accompanied By
heavy seas, and, being heavily laden, shipped at times large
quantities Of water After rounding the Horn she has been
more frtunzte, and since crossing the equator has averaged
over 200 miles per day. Her crew is reported in good health.
Her passengers are all well and speak in the highest terms Of
the kindness aud attention paid to them by Captain Hicks and
$50 far as they can judge % ais skill and Judgment as 4 sailor
The speedpeH len the London docks on the 10Th September,
01vesend 2sth, and Ryde, Isle Of Wight, where she put In
Though stress Of weather, on the It'll October, and he Lands
End on the 18th Of the same month.
The following vessels are reported during tss passage Oct.
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DAxoS-In Holden, Mass, Dec. 18th, Mrs. Aony Damon,
aged 90 years, widow Ct Samuel Damon, Esq, late of Holden.
BESSETT-At Z. s. Hospital, Jan. 4th, Reuben alias Newton
Bennett, Cortlandt, Cortlandt County, N. Y. He was discharg-
ed from whale bark Adeline, Capt Barber.
AxBERG-At Z. s. Hospital, Jan. eth, ]. Amberg.
NUTE-At U. s. Hospital, Jan. 23d, Clark p. Mute. The de-
ceased was formerly a blacksmith in Honolulu, but had been
deranged during the last three or -four years.
MERRIrT-In Honolulu, Feb. Cd, Mr.. Jesse L. Merritt. He
was formerly a shipping master at Lahaina, and in Honolulu,
and lately chief steward Of the L. s. Hospital in this place.
He was senegal years ago a resident Of 81. Louis, Mo-.
HIsEe eneJ. 8. Hospital in Honolulu, William Hine.
Drenefec-In Victoria, Algernon Charles Ducorron, aged
ten years, aDon OF Mrs. z. c. Ducorron, formerly of Honolulu.
II appeared that the little boy had been playing in the
kitchen with his two little sisters. and in a At OF playfulness
to show what he could do, he swalawed or inhaled some OF the
steam from a kettle containing boiling water. The usual RENE
dies were resorted, to but in vain, and death ensued within "a
hours.
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Report of Ship Europa.
IMPORTS.

From SAs fRAsCLsKo-per bark Smyrniote, Feb. 27-S cs
agricultural implements, 81 bxs apples, 8 bellows, l bale betting,
1 pkg books. Is cs boots and shoes, 20 tins bread, 40 900
building bricks, 10000 FIRE bricks, 200 windows, 65 doors,
10 cs goods, 20 pcs castings. l pkg cigars, 3 cs clothing g, 6 cs
corn, i ck crockery, 10 kegs drugs, IL cs dry goods, IL bales
dry goods, 500 or SKIS -four, 20 kegs apples, o bxs raisns, 4 cks
glassware, l cs glassware, 10 pkgs groceries. s5 cs hardware.
5 cks hardware, 9 bbls hardware, 9 kegs hardware. 20 pkgs
hardware, IS doz hats, / CO marble, % cs matches, IS rolls mat.
ting, i doz mats, so kegs nails, 40 cs coal oil, 5 cs Enseed oil,
4 cs oncloth, 100 SKIS oats. 2 SKIS onions, 9 pkgs paints, 20 kegs
white lead, i cs paper, 100 reams paper, l pkg photographs,
500 SKIS potatoes, 3 tics hams. 8 cs lard, 5 cs saddles, 100 bxs
soap, ] bx spices, 6 cs sta tionery, ! bdi steel, 500 tiles, 2 bbls
yeast powder, sc, 500 feet lumber.
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Saturday. MIRCH 8. 1854.

TEE strong March winds have brought in 4 ceet of vessels
md cur @sprtrg season' has opened In good earnest TIE
Snlyyriotss arrival on Saturday last, broke the nono:ony and
dunuess that had prevailed for several weeks. Her mail, how
ever, was n small one, IS the overland mail had been much
interrupted Of late and few letters came to hand by her.
The Comet came in on Thursday with one Of her flying
P~sssges, bringing dates to February 20, and a large mail OF
both letters and papers The news by her Is very Interesting,
late and important. She reports the A. r. EIdridge as hav-
Ing sailed on the 18th, oHe day ahead Of her, with a full cargo
for this port She may be in before our shee. is issued. The
market news We give below.
The SPeedreH Is en- route from London to Victoria, and
touched for supplies She sails again to-day
Several vhales have also arrived during the week, all having
done well The Europa is our first whaisr from the coast
ground, and brings a report from thence, bu. excepting the
onsaJd, Allen, with 1000 barrels, the feet there had not done
much. The ORtcaTd is just out from home, and as 81 lucky
a. usual There are some $500 barrels Of oil here nov await
ing stfPuent TO New Bedford, and no vessel 20 take it. The
arctic, Ne hear, has . iuil cargo engaged awaiting her arrival,
and viii meet with quick dispatch for Boston The clipper
ship Midnight, at San Francisco, may come down to load oil,
bot there is no certainty about her coming.
The spring feet have only commenced coming in, and the
probability 10 there win be between ZOO and 10000 barrels OF
cal Offering during this month and April for shipment home.
The war risk now is very light, only 2 per cent Under these
circumstances. cur merchants, il they wish to make this port
desirable depot for shipment Of oil, should provide facilities &c
meet the wants Of vhslemen-
q The Yankee is full, and win sail this morning.
The Smyrniofe has q full cargo engaged, and will sail the
latter part Of next week. -
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ASSENGERS.

From LONDON en- route for vIcToRIA-per Speedwell-Nr
and Mrs Fisher, Miss Mcmahon, Miss Deuny, Mrs Cooper and
2 children, Mrs Fraser, Mrs Stevens and child. Messrs Macdo-
maid, L Browne, ] Lawrence, W liter, J Thompson, K COwan,
] G Knox.
From SAN FRaScIsco-per Comet, March 3-Rev L L Bayles,
l. Thompson and wife, j G Breyant, wife and 3 children, Mrs
@ W Bell, Miss G K Arthur, S Grifitts Margan, J Tnden, L
Ware, jr. Z G Pulyer, c NJ Clapp, Z l. Clapp, J Myers, } c
hefrhl-No sieerage passengers-l8 in cabin.
From SAN FRAxCIsco-per Smyrniote, Feb. 27-James
McEnoy, w W Cox, c Lask.
= For SLs FRAScIsco-per Yankee, March Capt VIM Stott,
W W Hall, Mr. Holmes, I Cummins, " Goodale aud 2 children,
Rev W T Snow and wife, WIN X Castle, Miss VI E Andrews,
Mrs Beckwith and 2 children, Mss Fowler, Miss Juliette Cooke,
Mr. Coggesiali and wife, @ z Clap. ] b Bradley, l. Tower
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FROM PUGET SoUND.-The barkentine Constitution
arrived at Hilo on the 23d ult., having had a long and
tedious passage from the Sound. After discharging
q part of her cargo at that port she came on, arriving
on the Sd. We are indebted to Captain Pomeroy,
for files of Victoria papers to January 14th. Puget
Sound coal has advanced, through high ~freights. to
S12 per ton. The price formerly was SO. The
following statistics show the estimated revenue and
expenses of the Colony for 1854:
COLONIAL ESTIMATES OF VANCOUVER ISLAND FOR 1864 The
estimated revenue Of the colony Of Vancouver Island for 1864, IS
$685. 69, of which, however, from regular sources there is only
SIS, $50. The estimated expenses OF the colony for the same
year is SOS, 800, including SO, 916 FOR salaries; 5000 for edu-
cation; Sll.S00 for conveyance Of mails SIS, 01S for works and
migration, 5000. The Governor gets sl4.550 of annual salary,
and is allowed 8, 900 as rent for a residence.
THE SPEEDwELL-This favorite packet re-sppeared
off the port Wednesday, quite surprising our people,
who took her to be the .4rctic, with her well known
Hawaiian ensign flying. She is en- route from Lon
don to Victoria Her report will be found elsewhere.
From that We learn that she had rough weather in the
Atlantic, but miider on this side the Horn, and throughout
proved herself a good ship. We understand she is for sale For
the Pacific trade she is admirably adapted, both in size and sail
ing qualities She leaves to-day for Victoria.
g Our thanks are due to Messrs. M'Ruer s. Mer-
rill and C. w. Brooks & Co., of San Francisco, and
also to Capt. Burditt, br late California papers.
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MADAME DUREr.-This lady who is now playing in
this city, is certainly the best actress we haze had
for a long time. Lovers of the drama will not mi,.
the opportunity of visiting the Tbester during he,
short stay here. Last Wednesday she appeared i,
Pauline in the play Of the :" Lady Of Lyons" X
would be difficult to point out the parts Of the p)sv
in which she excelled. for throughout the whole, sb.
sustained herself admirably. Messrs. Brown and yinc4i VIII
took parts as amateurs, executed them with great credit. IT,
other amateurs did very well. On Weinrsday evening -,
there will be offered an entire change OF programme, see adyer''
tisement.
WELL MERIrED.-We learn that Mr.. Huunevsll.
OF Boston, has sent Rev. Mr.. Kekela. Hawaiian Mi,.
sionary at Hivaoa, the sum Of $40. A more 6tlv
bestowed gift could not have been made. After read.
ing the account of his rescue Of an American, as given in n
paper Of the goth of February, We think many Americans ~
home would like to bestow similar donations The America
Government, as suggested by the Friend, ought also TO mske
him some ft testimonial. n
- A fair race fairly won is something to brae Of
and the Comet has won the race down. On the other
hand. the Eidridge as fairly beat her on the ,r;p
over by two days at least, some reports claim for her four d.vs
On the passage over, both vessels were deeply laden. On =.
trip down, the Comet came in ballast. while the Eldr,doe ne.
q heavy cargo.
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9th, Lat. IS, 10 y. Long. IS, S ". the bark InO from London
the bark yonberg from Bremen to Rapgoon. Nov. LIST, Lat
-, IS y. Long. "a, 5 W. the bark John Psrkin from Cardiff to
Alden Nov. 9th, Lat. II, o n. Long. 20, - ". the bark East
ern from Annoy 70 London I6 days out. Nov. 18th, the Coriane,
from Mauritus, IS days out Nov. 18th Lat IL, Is 6 Long.
80, 40 W. the bark Alabama from Cadiz TO Buenos Ayres 80
DAYS out. Nov. 18th, 20 s. Long. AZ, 3 W. the bark Jeanne
de-FIanders, from Antwerp to Monte Video, s. days out. Dec
18th, Lat. So, OF s. Long. &c, 10 w. the bark Zehima from
Cardiff to yaiparaiso-in company with this vessel several
days. Dec 27th, Lat. 81, ~ s. Long. SO, 81 W the bark Tara
paca from Liverpool to Valparaiso. o. days out. Dec. 18th
Lat. 81, g. Long. e. % W. the French ship La louisiana, from
New York to Acapulco. e5 days out Jan. 9Th, Lat So, 81 8.
Long. 20, Is w. the ship Panama from Liverpool to AFRICA go
days out Jan. 2lst, the whaling ship Janus, OF New Bedford,
Capt Cornell, with 1900 b bis, having previously shipped home
from 81 Helena 500 barrels. This vessel may be shortly eS-
pected at Honolulu.
Report of Ship Europa.
Ship Europa, Captain Crosby, IS days from Marguerite Bay,
Is months from home, reports seasons catch Is whales (4oo
bbs Nvoyage. 1900 bbIs., 10000 bone. spoken-Am. sh Cal
ffornia, Feb. Is; 3 whales The c. reports Euphrstes 8 whales,
Gov. Troup 6 do, Fabius 3 do, Comet 2 do, Catherine 9 do, Tam
erlane 3 do, B. Gosnold 2 do, and Onward SO do.
REPORT CT BK CoMET-Left steam tug at O'Clock, p. VI.
Feb. 10Th, lay becalmed Of the harbor "a hours, then took
moderate breezes from y. W. To N; last three days strong
trades from n. z. to ~, very heavy sea. On the morning Of
colors. Bark A. A. Eldridge left San Francisco 2e hours in
advance.
SPoxxs--Haw. schr OnOmea, Way, master, Nov. IA, 1888,
lat. 56, g., long. 20, in distress, having lost her foremost. She
would go into the Falkland Islands to repair.