The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-12-06
SHIPPING NEWS.

Bank 2rrs Esra-Is is port oct l7th FIRST four days
l- z- saas lr1aa 81 sw with rain during
t-.e lavs toal strong northery gale
v a-sl th-o1 ilyss then frssh breezes from t. Sc
@ ase f--r W t5 wv toward latter part Of the pass
z-rar Franzl-,o Nov sth sailed the 10th on
rsa-r r passed North Head At M; first twenty
Gar au-f bad si -cazss from NV which hauled 90 the
and enlauel maisrate fran thence next SIX DAYS
larus dzrns she days distance Of 400
Me- win leht airs and Gains the remainder Of pas
Hr lus 7o1 miles ia uine days; IS hours Of No
la and q; llyislr the md inst of Coco Head;
d back du-iu tls day. hut toward evening got light
ls st l5e se Anchorage = 10 m. after passage Of
11 d-- arriving port morning. Capt Hemp
s- rsrs -at arr D C Murray aud r y Wood had
rrl or when the Qreen Emma saied-the former 10 and
she ia.tar Is iars oui from here.
E.lE-rvE Tlc1oa-Lsl Port Gaaiis Nov 9Th: first part
Fs-s hu1 ieht ,iuds frasn Ne with weather
81 tcr o. DIS 81 heavy gale from 81 and Sw and
ts = rd light winds froz Ne to Sc with pleasant
saila-- days south Of M IS With light battling
and squalls and made Coco Head q m the
81 ias rlc 30 r,s m. Len the following vessels
ia ra-s sambleship King Phillip for Australia and
ls Bula VISA and Rainier Tor Francisco Below Port
de sEo f Ocean Traveller 50 days from Caao going
on o. ii uiil cargo In the Straits Of Fuea pass
I'D ~t at.-h kiHble and Good Hope and French bark
td re- Ft 5auihrs also several other bound
au lu "a, 81 large double t0ra bark steering sw.
BaEEEszlSr -Asr A F.IkISBuHs-Lef Astoria Columbia
Eru N1g ldh- tee days had strong Sc gales then
ris viui. fru NV and Ne until reaching Ia; 20 Long
l- a- uh1h moderate soutbory winds aud sgualiy vuath-
three ay aal moderate from NV the remainder pas
sage shied Noiokai the sth hoye-to
oa panad load q; midnight arriving port the follow
ing muu.ug-
raE B-A lark Gua,ho en- route for Yokohama arrived
Yesterday fel,1u and anchored outside She LEFT
c the slsf ult and with mlierats winds from NV
o rasae- Sic touched here freight and viii rroha-
iy 7-ee Der VOYAGE to-day Reports the n Murray
having ave T. days hence and expected leave
zi.-at rae 2st ult
Tia WrEn s-EsErEsThe siTe vessels OF webb's Austria
Ian siesr line which have been laid up New York
Isl required are % put in frstcAss order and the
r.hc a. son As possible. The Dekoa side-uheel vessel
r1ls5 tus bsi I-. the rs steamer be
81 ~ fret length. 40 feut beam and % feet depth Of
as she has beamonsine with sl-neh cylinder and L
f,s s-as piston der passenger accommodations
s and che very last vessel. She being furnished
viii fsur new boilers cylinder and viii be complete
q. ever depa-rment The Santiago de Cuba also side
aesl s1saucr viii o fitted fr The
wee as ssa a. the Bskosa approaches completion. she
81 s Ia length IS ieei bean and % feet depth Of hold,
win be4ue-ius q ssinch cylinder and II feet piston
stroks. and i. ass last vessel
I'M r-i,,.A uhalinr h-r Byrantiun CAPT Roys formerly
rstei bafusrn Hnnoiuu Victoria sudeV command Of
o-s Calhoun by shoa sho owned, which sailed from
l sir r 10 May last cruise The HorthWard Of Van
r-'s Isianl struck reef weyutou passage the
ihr o. 0es1.r laA. during heavy gale and became
sl is or Rows fndius there hope Of saving the
vessel - anything belonging 20 her Immediately abandoned
@ and viii al bands reached Fort Rupert where they
sd s-rs-l dave kindly cared for able proceed
vi-t who're they arrived BY the Hudson Bay Cos steam
r. ots On lie assh The IyzAnsiuu had about 100 barrels
IN 5.-f ~ -s time and with her outfits &C her loss