, 1872-01-08

Peru. She carries from Port Gamble
409.613 feet of rough lumber, 93,1OS
feet of dressed lumber, valued at 81.
S6.19.
Bark Vidette, Capt. Merritt. cleared on
Saturday afternoon for San Francisco
She carries from Tacoma 591, ,5S4 feet
rough lumber, 22,S00 laths, consigned
to Mess. Hanson, Ackerson & Co.,
valued at $5,961.
The barkentine W. H. Gawley came
in here for harbor on Sunday morning
She is lumber laden from Port Madison,
bound for San Francisco.
The ship Marmion ran back to this
port last Friday evening to make har-
Dor, having encountered heavy N. E.
snow storm in the Strait.
The bark Glimpse, Capt. Sorman, ar
rivel Saturday morning, 13 days from
San Pedro. First part of passage light
southerly winds, latter part strong north
east winds. She is bound to Port
Blakely to load lumber for San Fran
cisco. 1t is worthy of mention that
Capt. Sorman made the passage from
San Pedro to this place with but three
men before the mast and his two officers.
During the passage from the entrance
of the Strait to this place was the only
time on the trip that any but the light
sails were in use.
Our harbor has for the last few days
presented an unusually lively appear
ance, there being no less than 10 vessels
lying at anchor wind bound.
The ship Lookout was towed to Port
Ludlow last Saturday to load lumber
for San francisco, chartered by the
Port Ludlow Mill Co.
The Steamer Favorite left last Satur-
day afternoon for Bellingham bay, with
20 tons of freight for the Bellingham
Bay Coal Company, brought up from
San Francisco by the ship Lookout.
The steamer returned to-day and re-
ports that the fire in the mine has
been extihguished and that the mine
will probably be in working order with
in month.
The sloop Sea Bird, Capt. Francis,
arrived to-day from Port Ludlow with a
cargo of lumber for Fidalgo Island.
The sloop Francis parted her lines
while lying at the wharf, and before sail
could be made on her she drifted ashore.
She was gotten off the next day. Dam
age, lost her rudder.
Vessels Loading.
UTsALADY.-Ship Georges and bark
c. l.. Taylor and bark Onward.
PoRT TDIsCovERY.-BarkA Adelide Cooper.
PoRT BLAKELY.-Bark Martha Ride
out, Sampson and English ship Theresa.
TAcoMA.-Bark Caroline Reed Glimpse.
SEATTLE.-Bark Cesarwitch.
PoRT LUDLow.-Ship Lookout.
PoRT GAMBLE.-Bark Zillah and
Buena Vista.
There have entered in this district,
at the Custom House, during the year
ending December 31st, 1871, 224 Amer
lean vessels, tonning LOG, AGA tons, and
"a foreign vessels, tonning 26,966 tons,
making the total number of vessels
entered for the year 29S, and 1873, 432
tons. This does notinclude the vessels
engaged in the coasting trade, under
license,
SEATTLE, Jan. Arrived, propeller
California, Hays, Master, discharged
freight and sailed for Olympia 5th.
Sailed from Portland 29th, crossed the
bar next day and encountered heavy
gales. Put into Royal Roads for safety,
lost anchor and chain and ran for Es-
quimalt, where she supplied the loss.
The admirable seamanship of Capt.
Hays and his accomplished officers saved
the ship from destruction.
FREIGHT LIST FOR SEATTLE.
A. E. Stackpole, pkg; Stone & Bur-
nett, 564; R. G. Shinn, 4; John Leary,
1; D. S. Smith, s; S. Oberg,2; Mary
Denny, 2; R. c. Grass, 4; s., B. 4 Co.,
$50; Sun Cheong Wo, 8; W. T. & Co.,
3; W. Maydenbauer, 400; L. Reinig, AZ.
The bark Ceasarwich is at the Seattle
Coal Company s wharf taking in cargo.
PoRT MAD1soN.-Ship Wild Wood.
Dec. 3O-Sailed- Barkentine W. II.
Gawley.
Porn BLAKELV, jan. l. Sailed-BBrk
N. Rideout, for San Francisco.
VICTORIA, Jan. 5-Arrived-Bark Vic
tor, from Honolulu. The reports ofthe
arrival of the bark Atlantic at Honolulu
Dec. Is.
PoRr DISCOVERY. Jan. 5Sailed-
Bark Adelaide Cooper, for San Francis
co.
PoRT GAMBLE, Jan. 6-Sailed- Bark
Buena Vista, for San Francisco.