The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-09
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Us 5 waehusett was to leave Panama on the sd
Of February fOrSan Francisco
The U 5 ) Alaska sailed from san Francisco, March Il
for Panama. she was expected to arrive there about April
cruise between Panama and Salinas Cruz.
Rear Admiral Stevens, commanding the United states
Naval forces Of the Paclhc, was TO leave Panama IN the
flagship Pensacola for the coast Of Peru ON the 2d Of
The whaling barks sappho. Edick; Lancer, Lewis
james Allen, Lake; JacObA Rowland, Handy; were at
letter from Captain Handy. of the whaling bark J \
Rowland, reports her at Talcahuaua, January Il, with 100
Talcuhuana in September. The Rowland WAS TO sail
January = for n cruise and home
Captain Clifford. Of the bark \ Il Tucker. reports having
taken 40 bbls sperm oil since leaving TeneTihe up TO
Captain Smith, Of the Lucretia reports having 200 bbls
sperm oil. all told. on January ID The Lucretia was
The bark James Allen. Captain Lake, sailed January
18th. from Talcahuaua, Chill, for a cruise and home.
Captain Lake reports having taken 4 small right whales
last cruise, making 900 bbls oil. The weather had been
season. Expected to arrive home about July Ist.
The bark Grace Marx, Ray. was spoken Noy2 p. on Mas;
was then bound to VALPARAISO.
= \, on the 27th OF February, . months out. l55 bbls oil.
Captain Turner Of the Ella reports that the bktne
waiting at San Francisco when he left, for the arrival Of
the P NJ 5 5 City Of New York The vessels mentioned
The whaling bark Abram Barker sailed from hereon a
The steam whaIer Mary and Ellen lying al san Francis
co, has finally been sold to the U 5 Government and will
make n cruise in search Of the Jeannette.
The German str Lydia sailed for Hong Kong on the I'd
inst, carrying a. a return cargo - passengers Chinese
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being charged with causing the trouble on board the
vessel while IN quarantine.
Considerable activity was displayed in the dispatch
with which the Hazard was loaded. Arriving on Monday,
the 9Th, and clearing again for san Francisco on the 9Th.
having taken on board in the meantime gjf $50 lbs sugar.
and $500 lbs rice, over 500 tons, the domestic value Of
which was So .2jf.O
The P " ; ) zealandia is due on Monday ,IIth inst. from
the Colonies.
The latest advfces regarding the G + Haendel lost OF
the Falkland Islands are not definite as regards the
amount Of cargo saved. II j. generally believed that
very little Of the cargo was saved ana that the vessel be-
came a total loss. Information has been received under
date Of Feb Il, by Messrs Hackfeld x Co. that 3 passen-
gers had sailed for Honolulu ria Pisagua and san Fran
cisco.
The Am bktn Eureka, Am bktn Kate Flfckinger, Am
schr COmpeer sailed for the Coast on the I'd inst, and the
Ger str Lydia for Hong Kong The bark Kalakaua and
the brig Hazard also sailed for the Coast on the 9Th and
9Th insts respectively.
The brig COnsuelO was TO load with dispatch and sail
immediately from San Francisco. Her probable date Of
sailing would be about the 2fth uIt.
The Haw bk kale sailed from London, Feb l, but was
compelled to return again 10 the Downs. on the 9TH while
getting under weigh again, IL became necessary to slip
the anchor and about IS fathOms Of chain 10 avOid 3 col
ltsfon.
The City Of Picking arrived in San Francisco lately with
n large number Of Chinese passengers and the 4kH wOr-
res US with the remark, e" that the major portion Of them
are destined for Honolulu We hope the transit will
not be rapid.