The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18
SHIPPING NEWS.

THE bark Jane A. Falkinburg, left Portland on the
2sth Of August for this port. Experienced during
frs; and middle part Of the voyage light NV and
Ne winds. Had steady and strong trades latter part
OF the voyage. Saw number OF vessels on the pas
sage, among them bark supposed to De the D. c.
Murray in lat So W, long 1852 50 " on the slst of
August Arrived in port on the 18th, in Isl days.
She sails again on Monday next.
Tbs Norwegian ship St. Petersburg. of Torsterr.
Ict Melbourne the 18th Of July, and arrived here
on the ls.h OF September, in IS days. Had Gains
after leaving the heads for about three days thence
fine passage through Bass Straits with light winds
from to NV. Passed to the Northward Of New
Zealand the 18th Of August, with fresh wholesale
breezes, AFTER which had fresh breeEes from the and
W with rain and cloudy weather. Made easterly as
far as lat IS : s. long 1909 W. thence headed y
with light winds frsu sSE, and sighted an island
marked doubtful in the chart well to the southwark
Of Tahiti. but unable to get correct observations
on account Of cloudy weather. Had nice run of
II days with strong winds from the s. but owing to
the cloudy and uurky atmosphere was unable to take
fall advantage Of it. Passed Tahiti on the 2Ith of
August Had fine weather from thence balance of
voyage Sighted Hawaii with the wind strong from
the Ne, and reached port On the 18th inst. Had
bricks on board and ballast. Aftcr discharg-
ing bricks sailed yesterday for Hovlands Island to
load Euano. and from thence to Cork for orders.
The U. s, s. Resaca, arrived on Saturday after
noon, the 18th inst, 80 days from Apia, Navigator
Island.
The Norwegian ship Otto Antonio, left Melbourne
the ssth of July last; with few bricks and ballast,
Had light winds after passing the hsads, from Bass
Strait. light westerly winds making eastery as far as
long I50sW, and lat s50s thence stood to the North
ward, with variable winds and rain, until after pass
ing Tahiti. From thence had s and W. winds which
hauled into the E trades and carried them to lat
s'N. Had variable winds to lat ism. Took Y. E.
trades until arrival in rort on the 18th inst in AZ
days passage.
VESSELS ExPEorEn.-The bark Queen Emma on or
about Sept. goth. The barke1tinc Victor, from Pu-
get Sound due about the same time. Thabark Cour-
Ter from Hamburg. and ship Ceylon from Boston in
October. The bark Excelsior from Liverpool, il No
veuber. The Pathfinder Is n0w due from Portland
aud also the bark Delaware from British Colambis.
The bark Camden arrived asHilo last Tuesday,
September 10th with assorted cargo Of lumber from
TeeEalst. She viii discharge cargo at that port and
return IN ballast.
The vessels now lying in port arc the North German
ship Georges, loading 1.-THE British ship George Thomp
son has nearly finished dissharging and is taking in
ballast at the same time the British bark Loehnaz
Is taking in her original cargo; the Hawaiian bark
r. C. vylis loading for San francisco the barken-
tine Jane 4 PaIkfuburg. finished disehaTging and
commences to take in freight to-day the Otto An
tonic to sail soon in ballast for HoElaad Island tie
Hawaiian brig Kamehaueba ' to he hove down fgr
repairs.
OuE CoasTEas.-Anoag this class Of vessels We
notice the schr Lzka and Eamoi hove dsza and be-
ing repaired. The Luka viii be shesthed and recop-
perei, and the Eamoi viii have Ter bottom thorough
y overhauled-
We have never seen 50 many Of cur coasters to
gsther in port, for long tine past, as On Monday
last They and the foreign vessels then dischargug
occupied nearly the entire length Of the vharTes,
giving more animation to that portion Of the town
than has hesu Observed there Of late
REPAIzs On the British bark "Loehns1" having
beea completed she hauled hack to her berth at the
Esplanade AID Is rapidly TeIoadiughe cargo ofsugar
quantity Of sugar some 30 tons sold a. auction By
order Of Underzriters, IL bad, as damaged By salt
water vas bought IN two lots By Mcssrs C. Brewer Co
AZ let and lets an