, 1872-01-11
Marine Intelligence

The steamer, Eta White, Cart. Smith.
lett Friday morning for Port Angeles for
load OF shingles to take to Olympia.
The steamer California passed up the
Sound Friday and returned Saturday
morning, having made the run, from Olym-
PA to this port, under steam, in 81 hours.
She lett for Victoria at A NJ, thence to
Namimo TO load coal, thence to San Juan
to take on board 55 soldiers, then will re-
turn to this port for passengers and freight
and clear for Portland.
The bark Milan, Captain Thomas But
Ter, arrived at Port Gamble Saturday eve.
ming, reports left San Francisco December
! 9Th; first ten DAYS after leaving port, ex-
perieneed gales Uf wind from Z N Il to N
N w, and S w, and E, with heavy
snow squalls, and high sea. Iu the lat
itude 400 N and longitude 1882, 80 w,
encountered heavy gale from the S E; on
the first of January, 1872, encountered a
heavy gale from the E and w, with
heavy squalls from the S w accompanied
with snow. For the last 16 days have been
from the latitude Of 460 20 n, longitude
1867 pa w, up to Cape Flattery; arrived
at Port Gamble on the 9th of January, 10
load lumber for San Francisco.
Schooner Winifred, Captain Lloyd,
cleared Monday morning for Victoria with
Sc hogs. Vulue $500.
Steamer North Pacific arrived Monday
morning with mails, express, and 43 pas
sengers, aud left for Victoria at IL noon.
From a private letter received from
San Francisco, we learn of the safe arrival
of the schooner Clara Light, which was
supposed to be wrecked.
Schooner Sabina arrived Monday morn>
ing from Duhgenesss withNa load ofihay
and grain for Z Fowler.
Sloop Narcissa arrived Monday morning
from Port Angeles with U Mail, reports
encountered heavy Z wind, with high
sea running !. was obliged to run back to
Port Angeles four different times, owing
to the fury of the wind, having split his
mainsail and sprang a leak.
The ship Revere, Captain Mc'Entire,
for whom great fears were entertained as
to her safety, has arrived all right at San
Francisco, ON the ga Of DECEMBER, Is
days passage.
The wind has been blowing quite fresh
from the soush>east for the last four days,
accompanied with rain. "a
The bark Glympse was towed up to
Port Blakely Monday morning by the
steamer Eta WHITE.
We, are indebted to Inspector Frank
Winslow for favors extended.
Concerning the, late storms in Califor-
MIA, the Bxlefin Of thek 2 lsl ul,, has the
o. II g.
following 'ii' 20 '''-
The rain continues. The storm is the
most profracted for many years. Ths faH
for the "a holFs ending at A NJ to-day,
was 81 of an inch, making total of S.51
inches for the present storm, aud. 1858
inches for the season, being within one
and hehaIf ineHes Of tbe7t0tal fer1 ths,shF
tire season Of fS70s7I. The rainfall thus
far for the season has Gully been exceeded
six times in period of % years the ex-
eepsiens1srsY l S49, ,iFhsp We shedrS inshV
es; 1852, T91 inches 1851, 133 inches
1864, lsFRGhes5 1Sb5i Ass 'thtLss'3 and
1866 l3A iEches,sS0H0aSsO s'NqssHr
HEAVY on PoRTLASD.-H.- {. Borstel,.
master Of the ship Panama, inserts in the
Liverpool - Bfhget did P0fiSl<1ri4 Gaz.
3etke, a. Caution sgainst ship-oYners and
shib -massers. sccepiing tusiaesa atP dfts
land, Oregon, owing to the extraordinary
difficulty 0f sgatihg sSAmeay owing chiefly
to the boarding house nuisances which is
described, as, beipgo carFied en- 70 a ,greatl
extent ti6re. AS al instance. he says ?
| The British. Ship Prince Of, Wales. bad
70 pay $500 gold per man trom that place
to Cork, for orders, the men being sent
from Victoria 10 Portland BY steamer, ex-
penses paid. II isTonIy fair to our web.
foot neig ghbots to mention that tie Orego-
alan p1ts,a different i9cesupOn the affair.
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Steamer Favorite arrived Monday moru-
ing from Utsalady, reports having towed
the bark Onward to sea, January 4th,
also towed the bark Amar from Belling-
ham Bay TO Utsalady. This being the
first vessel of her size that ever was towed
through Deception Pass. She loads lum-
Der for San Francisco. @
Bark Victor. Captain A B Cove, arrived
here from Honolulu via Victoria, Tuesday
morning. reports first days very heavy
southerly gales, and was within 400 miles
Of Cape FIatteFy, dAys5ouL then took a
heavy n f gale which lasted days, then
S Z gale to Cape Flattery, and arrived at
Victoria last Friday morning. Captain
G. has been on the coast % years, and has