The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-07-12
MEMORANDA.

Report or BEIo AusUsTA, GuAy, MAsTEA.-Len San
Francisco June 2Ist. FIRST four days cut had strong wv
winds % LAT 70 OF J; long 1909 l5 " from thence had
Jaly, arriving in Honolulu the next day.
REFoRr OF BAHK CAMDEN, RoBISsoy, MAsrEn-Left
Port Gamble June Ilth came cut Of the Sound on the 18th
long Ia Cs' ", saw a large English bark steering to the
another bark steering sW.
REPoRT OF BGRK NAnAussIc, J. W DopsE. M.srEH-
Lsn san Francisco for NoyO River May 9Th experienced
s ssS NV gale. and heavy sea. Arrived at NoyO River May
Ioth had light and variable winds, sea being smooth. Ar
BkRKESTISE JANE A. FALKIxBuRs, FORBES, MAsrER-
Len san Francisco June 26th at6 " Had light winds and
pieasant weather the whole passage Arrived At Honolulu
7 July sth AZ P ~, eleven days and 70 hours passage.
REPOar or BEIrIsH BARK wISDESNEHE, YEoM,s. Mas
TER-Len Liverpool Feb. 4th.. 1873, passed Tuscan Light. coos,
q Ireland on the 9th, from which place We took our departure.
Had = one nm 70 the Ne trades passed Madeira Island on the
18th; me NJ sEsass beng hERi; did not cross the equator
doldrums with light showers Of rain, and then took Sc trades
which kept light all through, but well easterIy, enabling Us 10
make a free course clear Of the Brazilian coast; did not o6serve
anyIhing worthy o. notice. but very fine weather. Passed the
schooner bound to Bucnas AyFcs. which promised 10 rsrort us.
We were then $50 miles night OF eastward OF the latter port
our passage now commences IT, impetimenIs. For two or three
days and nights we had One continual stream Of lightning IN
the nights was binding TOR minutes together. A iisht rum
bling 81 thunder AMI very heavy rain. I found we weSe loo "a
from shore, and as We were at the time rather leaving the shore
than nearing il, the wind being wsw, I tackled shiP and stood
for the land A We advanced towards shore I found the sea
much smoother, and in my opinion. a Current more in our
avor, but the winds set In. continually from WSW TO SSW
AID we had 4 thorough dub6ius to staten Island. which we
made o. the 14th Of April Prom the river Platte IN 20 thbs
Island. we were several Zines under goose winrei topsails and
a continual cross sea I could not get through the lie Mare
passage the wind being from SW. sailed along the north SiIe
To@ars~ ~ NE eul il vas 0tu M 49, AT 80 "a IN ~ land
- mW ~ ah1 IL lhe appear
anee Of a good smuggling depot Sighted Cape Horn On the /
10Th, and had a gale OF west wind ar4s hours, which drove as
near 20 miles % the eastward The current must have ben
running AZ least four knots an hour From here. saw LAT 81 {
:, tong s0@ W We had continual rain or skct, as the wind
shired % westward OF norhwuId- We never had the wind /
southWarh o. NsH Tor one mouth, but had a continual south
ward SEA ship rolled very heavily AZ times, and often had the /
decks hllea In a calm Passed the Island OF Masafucra on Nav
18th PASSED. q bark steering eastward Took So trades in 3
lat n ; long SIS W We're very light and variable 10 lat
30S > long los W, and they were very good 10 &C y rs B
W Had three days Of batting weather Got the Ne trades
in II n which continued light and variable. In Is : y the
trades Were stc1iy and brisk did not see Hawaii, but Judged =
We were OF it on The ~ Of July. Made Maui n ) 4 VI on the B.
AN, and arrived AZ anchorage "a Honolulu al 9 Z VI Tor which
4 desire 10 return thanks % the population Of Honoiuiu for the I.
Brilliant reception The uumber Of Fights enabled me. a stran-
gr, 20 come 50 close TO ycur hsrboT, n the mt gifted pilot
could do, and there anchored my vessel.