The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-04-05
SHIPPING NEWS.

REr0Ir OF BARK CoScoRDIA-Am whaling bark Conoordia
Capt Jones sailed Honolulu Dec 30 cruise around the
MaIqueas Had pleasant weather until reaching SOUTH
and succession Of squaly weather for weeks Had
rather long passage the Marquesas and whales but
once on the pagegot one which made about Or
sperm Crused the island Of Magdalena and
whales from thence to the Island Of Dominic to obtain
recruits AMER leaving there touched Resolution Bay and
got sweet potatoes Anchored Ancaheya Bay and took
board frewood aud water and remained there few days
Leaving there around Robert Island for week
aud left for these islands the 10th Of March Crued
in company with number Of vessels which have arrived
have already been reported Arrived here March sd laid
oaand-ou sls and sailed for the Arctic Ocean
REroRr OF SHIP sTRES-The American clipper ship syren,
A. johnson commander sailed from Boston the sd Of
November last experienced succession of gales from
" aud during the first week out. On reaching the
trades got them very light In lat Il 40 north, long 81
spoke ship Onward Deer p from Maurtus bound to
Cork Crossed the equator Dist in long 81 west and on
Esd passed within miles the westward Of the Island Of
Ferdinand Noronha In lat Is south long IS west
into by vessel before daylight the morning Of Dec & but
received no serious damage; wind with moder-
breeze the Asked the Of the vessel but
ceyed answer and she steering free could not
make her sufficiently daylight ascertain her nation
ay supposed she have received considerable dam
about her head January 2st sighted Staten Land
aud the sd made Cape Horn sxone days from Boston
Inc submits OF the mountains on hermit anu halastun
islands plainly visible and completely covered with
From the Cape lat 45 SOUTH long 81 in Pacific
twenty-five days with continual gales from and
head nearly the whole Of that time From thence had
Light and variable winds mostly from W. until reaching lat
% south long 90 west where the trades light and baf
ding, with heavy swell from W, and lost them in south,
ll6 Crossed the equator March Il long l21
the 18TH in north, III west passed whaler cruising On
the 18th lat long l24 took the trades which
well the northward with great deal Of rain Sighted
Hawaii March 2h arrived of Coco Head aud hoveto in the
evening 29h arrived in port morning-126
days from Boston.
REroRT OF NJ wARD.-Csptain Hickman of schooner NJ
Ward reports leaving Honolulu Feb 18th with supplies ETC.
for the various islands belonging the American Guano Co
called Phoenix Island arriving there Feb 9th Sail
the 2h Enderburys Island and arrived the
day remaining there five days Sailed
March 3D. arriving the 4th and remaining days Sail
ed the 9th for Howland Island and arrived at II in the
forenoon Of the day, remaining but few hours Ats
" sailed for Honolulu arriving here the forenoon Of the
33h - days passage having been absent Al day. from Hon
olulu Capt Hickman also reports the following: ship Lei
big wrecked Bakers Island had gone pieces when
the schooner LEFT, but lying about the posi-
when she first ashore The North 5erman ship
Otto Antonio arrived Bakers Island days hence, had
taken board 500 tons of guano would complete loading
and probably days after the departure Of
schooner. Hawaiian whaleshp Julian arrived Phoenix
Island Clean the bark Paea at Enderbuys Island also
clean.
RoFoHT D. C. MuRRAT-Tho clipper bark D. C. Murray;
n T. Bennett commander left this port san Francisco
Feb Sth First days had strong trades,
days light winds and cams and light southery winds during
the remainder Of the passage with ggy weather days
previous to arrival Arrived March 7th 6 days hence Laid
in Francisco eight days Returning sailed March 18TH
light pleasant the rst few days
amer which variable winds and eams and moderate easter
winds with fine weather during the latter part Of tina pas
arriving here in the afternoon Of the 3t l6 days pas
and Il days since leaving this por-an average trip Of
this favorite packet.
REr5Rr OF BARK GEoReE-Bark George of New Bedford |
Capt Osborne 20 months ont Francisco Nov IS for
cruise in the Gulf Of California Experienced very unpleas
weather the Gulf; got four whales which made about
barres and had boats badly Leaving the Gulf
had light winds and the passage the islands the
trades vel to the eastward with fine weather no YES
sells while cruising the passage Sighted on
the afternoon Of the 2Sth ult and arrived day.
R1PoE7 OF BARK OLIVER cRockzR-An whalebark Oliver
Croker Capt Fisher this port cruise in Lower
Archipelago. first whales Of Barclay Island 60
Cruised i've weeks and touched the Marquesas for
Three days after leaving took whales-nine
whales in all which made about barrels Of sperm
pleasant weather during the moderate in the
trades Called Kawaihae for potatoes Arrived at Homo
lulu March Sst and laid osndon sailed for the Arc
tic Ocean April sth
REPORT BARK -Whalebark orole, Capt Hayes
sailed from New Bedford for Pacific Ocean Nov 7th and
had fine weather until getting the north
long 81 IS west spoke schooner bound Nova Scotia Had
unpleasant weather during the passage Cape Horn Was
OF the Cape twenty-five days with continual gales from the
westward Jan % OF the Cape passed by bark steer
ing the eastward with and IS painted in her topsA
Feb s;h lat 81 so SOUTH long 50 81 west exchanged signals
with Hawaiian bark Kappa which steering east on
the Dferos got the wind from the eastward hi.b as,5 ~
into the Pacific and had fair to the oshore ground
Feb q lat IS IS SOUTH long 20 west carpenter died Saw
first whales lat Il south and got made
barrels Had fair wind to the line aud was heealed there
twelve days amer which got light breeze that lasted few
days and finally hauled into the trades Sighted Maui Ap
LIST the morning. arrived outside anchored in the even
ing, and cane inside the I'd