The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-11-12
Marine Notes.

The sehr Daisy Rowe arrived at Trinidad. oct Il.
The Russian egrvsttes. Afrika. yastnick and Plastoun
The Ella has nearly completed loading and vtH pro-
baby sail to-day for the Coast
The brig Tropic Bird was spoken Ia the Orkotsh Sea.
August 2oth. ana reported II whales
The bk Rainier arrived In port on the Ilth inst, from Pt
Townsend. and t. now alongstde the Esplanade diseharg-
The yachts wand-r-r Is IN the stream at present. but
wlI probably sail on the 18th inst for Mani, carrying the
Queen DoVager thither.
The bk ID e. Murray t. advertised b. load for san Fran
fag wssE- she ig az present ~ ths EspIanad~ dischargfng
me last Of her cargo.
The y ; Thompson - al the Nuuanu street wharf dis
charging. and the ~ " Almy and ! u s~prrckrIs are in
the stream. The Amy viii probably haul alongside To-
day and commence loading.
Ths steamer Konigier Se1srlauIer, from Batavia for
Amsterdam. broke her shaft and f0uudrred, oct 21st, iu
IT5 persons, arr reported missing
The Surprise is no longer the Surprise. but Is now
ing purchased ths vessel Tor 5000. she will De placed
A dispatch from L0nIon, dated oct. 18Th, msHuoH- a
IL Il ssaasated thst $3.50 tons I'd proiuce, fucIudfrg
2O.f6t tons % coal. were lost at sea during the recent
gale. The majority 81 wrecked vessels werv eolliers, but
general produce, a. well a. balding materials. petroleum
tons. The balance Of losses we're salt, IRON aud timber.
section Of a ball lately introduced into the Washing
TN isrri.sry Lssistsfs lro'ilss Lhai ts ioil'wlhs
straits and Puget sound. vtxs Vessels under IS feet
Vessels from British Columbia O. ports on Puget SOUND.
uadsr IS feet draaght, g. per foot. u feet and over. g per
Puget sound. under Is feet draught 50 per Got. q Is feet
and over. g. per foot.
The ship Frisdeberg. from Liverpool. was sunk On the
north slide Of Long wharf. Oakland. on Oet- 18th Her
cargo, which consisted % steel rails. was being uu1Ogdsd
IN the usual manner. when the rails slipped from the
Moose AMI fcil, crashing through the bottom u the yes
sell All efforts % hl she zap were useless. ami in less
than one hour she had hlled and settled. The Frteie-
berg ~ owned BY TOmliusou. UOdgctt 4 Co % Liverpool.
Messrs- Weieh 4 60. Of san Franctsc1 being the agents
she ~ bulls % iron and registered AZ Lloyd's a. Al
telegram from Professor Nordeuski0Id 40 StJckholn.
dated October 18TH, says. Capt JOhauuessu. commanding
the Vega 81 NordeuskIolds expedition. has just returned
from IrkutsE- He states that q Joktel from Bulurd viii
LACE reports having seen a steamer ~ the mouth Of the
Lena on the 18th q September NSl I-s9. IL was sup
posed o. be the Jeaunette. The steamer House returned
on the 18th % September from the Jeui-e, and reports
that the Samoiides from the mouth u the Jeutse last
winter found two corpses Of Europeans and a barrel OF
whisky. This information H. remarkable Iuasmueh -
no European crew o. known % have been lost there last
year. lsignsdI NORDESsEIoLD.
The New York police have been informed that an at
Bothnia. The chief steward says The first I knew Of
queer aft. I hurried aft. and there I could plainly see
some liquid scattered over the runners on the passage
way between the staterOoms- They caught &Fr aud a.
they continued % burn, and there vaz Imminent danger
81 the wharf and other property catching ere. We threw
the burning capets into the water. where they con
unued % hiszT until, in fear OF the ship being burned, we
sunk them." -Four bottles, smelling Of ph1sph1rJus aud
gasoline, were found near the location % tie IRE