The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-12-17

day last, with a4oad OF sugar.
The Br bark Earl DaIhousie. from London. for thl.
port via 81 Mishaels, Azores Islands. passed Deal. Nov
Portuguese Immigrants hitler ana will be due her Hbo4t
the end Of March. Prom here she Will probably proceed
90 san FRANCISCO with a portion Of her cargo.
The Ger bk Atalanta. sailed from Liverpool for Homo.
lalu, Nov Ord. she brings a lot u assorted goods ana
Mach. v" o. a's IN the early part Of
EayHn. the French port which the German bark C.vI,n
u reported 10 have sailed from for this port. Is a small
and depends upon the inland city o. saintes Tor hi. com
mereial tmportanee- saintes. by the wsy.is noted for ifs
may be eoniectured that the cargo % tn CsyI5n A.
part % February
The bk Kalakaua, which arrived here on the 18th inst,
sailed from san Francisco only three hours after the
Jerks states that he was 10 days making 600 miles. AMI
skyaaii- were 90 way up % aud Kept so during the entire
! The BID Jenny Pitts. one Of the many lumber vessels
wrecked at Alahukoua. Hawaii. on the 95th Nov. Her
1870 ot lambsr was saved though In damp condition
Lhe captain and crew reached shore IN safety and alter
lo~urneytng hither, left on the 9th inst In the Discovery
Tor San Francisco.
The expected steamer Anger Head. from san Francisro
ts china, via Hoaolalu, has b her HonaPpesraHes r.
hsvs 49, pa.s,gs Nv r. ~. might
great measure BY the presence Of the brig Alden Bessie
tSsnt s9sard a. - 5 ~.,IH m AZ Thinsss smisTasis
latter named vessel FOR China on he i1th Inst.
The Ger bk Adoais. from Bremen for this port. cor
rem : = 4. % 1ss 81. a fr ne = Go = nov overdue. No
winds on this side Of Cape horn, cause Wonisr A. ~
delay In arrival
The sehr Alaska from Jaluit. AMI on which Can't
Tisrney. % the lost brig St0rmbiri. q. expected 10 -
turn. viii BE- due here about Christmas time. Prone
provision should be made for the gallant captaiu on bfs
return 20 that the ChT0nick folks may not be .bIs 70
write any pamphlets on % slavers and slavery"
Late advices coatain news regarding the movements of
n d N 8 Triumph whose arrival At this port has 20 long
been expected. The statement - nov made that ths
Triumph would leave Coquinbo. Chill. for Honolulu on
or about the 10th Of January. From hence the Triumph
would proceed % Esquimault.
The 4tna % the 2tth ut says. regarding the steamer
Augsr Head. she " win sou b dur" tits probable that
the vessel would not arrive before Dec lt. remaining In
arriving here probably about the isth or 10Th fnsts-
The Hawu bk Iosni came down from Ysllijo b San
Francisco Cal, on the 2lrd ut fully loaded with wheat
She was 20 sail within q few days for queenstown
The schr Warwick sailed from here on the 2Gth Nov
with supplies for kauiapapa. She was reported a. having
called IN there on the 2ud Dee, but bad weather coming
on. the vessel again put 30 sea, and since her departure
NO news has been received Of her whereabouts 10 -
supposed that she may have gone under the lee % Lanai,
AZ 30, her lengthy absence a. yet oHers no cause for
alarm
Tha stmr lanes Makse from Kauai % this port a. daily
sxpectsd- her prolonged absence being undoubtedly
eaased by the delay contingent on landing the mp cargo
The Hawn sehr Ka M formally owned By Mr. Thos-
aobron- has been sold 10 Dir p. A Cooke and VIII IN
future display the DAG Of h 49, ne P'N
paid over was In The nsfghborAeed OF SOW =