The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-13

ScHR. KANAILE arrived on Saturday afternoon
reports unusually pleasant weather and smooth sea
from the time Of leaving to lat 10 NJ and during the
remainder of trip had squay and boisterous weather
with heavy W. swell. The schooner left here JAN
uary goth for the purpose of touching at Christmas
Island but the weather being too rugged to effect
landing, proceeded to Jarvis Island, where she ar
rived 10 DAYS hence and remained two days. From
thence she returned to Christmas Island, and after
waiting several days for the weather and surf to mod
crate was compelled to abandon the attempt and
turn to Honolulu arriving after an absence of days
STEAMER MONTANA left San Francisco at a. m.
the LIST inst Third day out experienced severe south
erly weather with heavy sea, which continued 40
hours, since when had pleasant weather with light
southerly winds until arrival at a. the 10th.
REpoRr OF BARK GARsrASG.--Left Newcastle,
Eng, Sept sth and experienced favorable weather
until reaching the of Portugal thence fresh SW
gales to Madeira and fine weather through the M
trades to lat. north Crossed the equator So days
in long IS west with variables from the trades
to lat south and took S E trades which were rreg
ular along the Brazil coast. Had variable weather
Staten Land and met strong gales from W.N.W. to
S.W. Passed a bark off the Falklands evidently
bound in. Spoke German brig VIM Farden off Cape
Horn Dec 20, 80 days from Liverpool for Guyaquil.
From so south in Atlantic to SO south in Pac fe was
30 days during which made s0uthing to lat 60, hav-
ing experienced succession of violent westerly gales
during greater part Of the time, with fearful
which stove in baiwarks. Had favorable run from
lat 50 to the S E. trades in Pacific, which continued
fresh and steady across the equator into the n f.
trades, the wind hauling from Sc. into NV. within
hour thence to the islands the trades increased to
steady gale, the greater part Of the time being I'M
able carry anything above tOpsails. Made the
from lat so south port in so days, and from the
equator in Il days.
A - ~
20 days hence, reports having experienced on the
sixth day out from here in lat. &c N, long I59 50
W, violent gale from W.N.W. to S, which contin-
ued several days, and was compelled to under
the fore. staysail owing to the foreboom having
ried away during the gale She was in the vicinity
Of the Farallones several days in thick fog. The
Jordan returns to this port via Humboldt Bay.
BARK R. W. wooD, at San Francisco 18th, 81 days
hence, reports severe S.W. gale several days out
from here which increased hurricane, and caused
considerable damage to sails &C. After the gale sub
sided she had light but favorable winds for the re-
mainder Of passage, but was detained several days
with forgy weather within short distance Of port,
during which she narrowly escaped going ashore about
eight miles north Of the Heads. The Wood proceeds
to Humboldt to load for Honolulu.
BARK CoNrr experienced an easserly gale on the
passage hence, aud arrived at San Francisco Feb, 81
after favorable run Of l6 days, She cleared for
this port on the 29th, 70 sail next day.
STEAMER MoSss TAYLOR, hence Feb. 10th for San
Francisco, arrived over on the morning Of the e9th,
and will receive extensive ovcthsaling before return
ing 20 this port. Her hull is 10 be ubleplanScd
and strengthened throughout and her machinery al
tered aud rr6,ed, which viii render her substantial
vessel and also add greatly 70 her speed,
FoR vHE NoRru pAclrtc. BARK Joseph Maxwell
sailed NON New Bedford Jan, l6,h Tor the North Pa
cite, commanded nv Capt STEPHEN n6kmott, late
first officer of bark Concordia, With Mt n, Whitney
first oficcr also late cf vesscl, Ssrs Acors
Barnes, Capt Alien, also Tor the North Pacific, sailed
nom New london Jan, Is, ship st, GcorSc, which
has been laid M Al New Bedford since sept, 1852,
has been purchased ny Mcssrs &, 4 NJ, Rowland, and
will be tltc,i tor the North paelaN, u sail IN NAV,
commanded nv Capt Jas, Knowles, lale'of bark Geo,
noN)apa, Advises r,m New bedford state that sew
eyal others are % he at,Cd IN the Spring,
SeeR, w,rVa oUeEN, Capt Eaneis,eN aA Not
leave San Francisco reN, sd, as reported although
she cleared "a that date, she sailed On the 10Th and
while leaving the Heads nearly arOedeN 60 the r0ckN
Nal was tcwea all eleSr by tes-beaI
SeRR, MpANNs len san FRANCHISES ReN, 18th, and
brig nespcyaa Gu the solN, eE Humboldt hay to load
Tor nonelo)p,