The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-06-07

BBG BoBuI C0NAS the passage from this port TO Nicto
ria "a days within miles Of Cape Faitery; from
thence detained nv light and Gains until arrival
30 days passage Returning sailed April 29h; wind light
from 81 until passing Cape Fattey, then ad the wind Sc
where remained until reaching lat 30 n long Ss ", after
which had wind Ne light and Gains 70 lat =, long Ia
had and SW wind to 20 long l46 and moderate trades
I from thence TO the islands.
BARK Coxr1 rst six days from this port the passage
over moderate up lat 81 y: succession Of light
airs and Gains the next days aud light battling winds
i've DAYS previous % arrival Arrived the 9Th ut IS days
hence aud remained in Francisco nine days Sailed
the 10th: had light winds from NNw % wsW and heavy
swell first three days out after which had the wind light
Ne In lat p the wind hauled TO SW, where it re-
ained dave shifted into the trades accompanied
with rain Moderate weather the entire passage. Made the
I round trip in u days.
The Brit bark Spirit q the Age, arrived Thursday
ing and anchored outside - days from Valparaiso bound
the AMOR River Touched here to obtain news and mail
Blafter aud sailed The same evening
D. C. MUEEAT The passage had Hight airs from
Ne and Gains for days after leaving variable winds with
pleasant weather th remainder q the passage and arrived at
san the 18th ult - days hence Laid there
days sailed the 10Th; first days had
the wind fresh from NV; calm for p hours and fresh
breeze from ssw during the following p hours after which,
wind light from NV with rain, for several days Latter part
u passage had light trades and line weather Was -
DAYS in making the round trip
AWAsHoSEs reports sailed from New Bedford Oct 70. and
crusei a short time in the Atlantic OF Cape Horn expert
enced heavy westerly gales which lasted about six weeks aud
was hoyeo thirty days OF that time; Feb b. lost man
overheard from aoft From the Cape proceeded to the of
shore ground and took four sperm whales which made about
% barrsthe only whales since leaving home Touch
at Magialena aud boarded by Of the mutnesrs Of
tho Roman none Il whom island although they
ger away. leaving Maeialena cused
along until north Of the line Had light Sc and trades
Arrived Kaaibae May 9Th; obtained supplies and sent
oil this port for shipment home On the Sd inst arrived
''0f-and-on'' and sailed on the 9th fir the Arctic
STEAMSHIP Moss TarLoR len san Francisco May 2ih at
noon. When about four hours from the Heads during the
assistant engineers watch sad accident occurred in
the by the collapse Of ue Of the starboard boiler.
The hot water and steam escaping rushed upon the doomed
men, killing four and fatally scaldng the first assistant
gneor and water tender, both Of whom survived few
hours only although receiving all possible attention from
Surgeon woodbridge had steam up again and the
chief engineers report being favorable, Captain Bennett de-
cded keep the ship her for Honolulu. At 4AN
the 2h buried the six bodies the purser reading
the prayer. May Goth, in lat 344 n,
long l2i W schooner steering north. June in long
H. lat p bark steering First three
days had strong SW winds Had pleasant weather with
trade Winds the remaining part Of the passage Arrived
June 9th after passage Of u days and % hours.
ARRIVED OvEE.-Brg Curlew made a long passage over
irving the 18th ut p days hence. She
light entire passage detained several
DAYS in the vicinity Of the Faraones account Of thick,
faggy weather Bark Henry Addey arrived the 10th,
i days hence.
WHALES REPoETED-The following vessels which have
cruising the westward reported Yokohama
Monticello with 30 sperm, and Elizabeth Swift clean,
rived April 9th and sailed the 10th: Henry Tabe clean,
arrived the l4th and sailed the 1sh Midas with li5
sperm arrived on the Il tn and would sail days. Ar
sailed previous the 9Th: PANEL Webster, 90
sperm 65 humpback; Thompson, 50 sperm Julian,
20 sperm Lasoda Is sperm
ship Gen Of Fairhen which had been laid up since
arrival home from this port year since reftng
Nay 80 another voyage Pacific would be altered
into a bark.
The Hawaiian bark Ioan sailed for this port from Boston
May 18th, with walemens and assorted cargo
C. Brewer q Co.