, 1882-07-21
Shipping Items.

lHE SCHOONER Jerry lS tO De repdlreu
on Mr.. Tobeys ways.
BARK Revere sailed to-day for Port
Blakely to load with lumber for the
Sandwich Islands.
SCHOONER TEAsER from this place for
Quilleute sprung a leak and carried away
her jib-stay soon after leaving here, and
is now lying disabled in Port Angeles.
Her deck load of lumt er will have to be
discharged in order to get at and repair
the damage.
BARK Atlanta arrived here on the 18th,
from San Francisco.
PoRT DISCOVERY, July ID. Sailed, bark
Mary Glover, for San Francisco.
PoRT GAMBLE, July H.. Sailed, bark
James Cheston, for San Francisco.
The schooner Perkins has been layir g
alongside of Waterman Il Katz' wharf,
taking in full load of general merchan-
disc for the store of John Robertson in
COupeville.
THE Dispatch arrived Saturd " &S-
ming with q scow load of hay for Water
man & Katz, from WILDLY Island. Sch'r
Carrie Haydeu also arrived with load
OF produce for the same firm. '.'
Ok Monday the Dispatch left for Neah
freight and number of passengers.
Among the latter were Mrs. Clapp and
Miss Grace Davis, of Dungeness, and
Capt. Stratton, of Port Angeles
PoRT TOWNSEND, July IS. Bark Re-
we're, Capt. Mcintyre, arrived Saturday
night from the Sandwich Islands. She
is waiting orders. Schr. Courser arrived
Sunday night from Mexico. Bktne. Jno.
Smith, newly built at Port Blakely, went
to sea YESTERDAY IN tow of the ting Blake
ly, lumber ladel, for San Francisco.
Ship Syren, loaded with spars, from Sc
attic for Boston, Mass, sailed last even
ing. Gillian Blk. Aconcagua arrived
yesterday from Tacoma, lumber laden
for Valparaiso
TIE Teazer is leaving our harbor to
day, en- roa'g for Quileute, loa led with
merchandise, She Will return to this
place and thence to Seattle where she
will take another load.
OK the fourth of Juy the old bark
Amethyst, at San Francisco, was decora-
ted in all her bunting, one flag bearing
1922 on it. signifying the date of her
building, sixty years ago.
AFLoAT AGAIN. The old steamsr Eliza
Anderson, which sunk and settled down
on pile near Mitcheil's shipyard some
two months ago, was successfully raised
yesterday. What will be done with the
old craft we are unable to say. Capt
Thos. Wright, her owner, talks Of fitting
her up. but we have serious doubts about
his doing so.---POst-InteI'iDencer
To LOAD AT TACOMA. The American
ship Iroquois, 2l80 tons, and H. s,
Gregory. 2020 tons. have finished
discharging carGoes of railroad iron at
New Tacoma and will loBd there with
Walla Walla wheat. The o. r. Il N and
Northern Pacific companies have con-
tracted to deliver for these two vessels
5000 tons, which will be transported by
boats and barges from Bonneville To Ka-
lama, thence by rail to Tacoma. They
will get their cargoes from the earlier
shipments. about the mildle OF August
to the middle OF September. - -OregOpidI {.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Jnly 16 Bonds have
been given in the sum of $4,000 in the
case Of the British steamer Cairnsmuir,
held in custody of Marshal Drew for an
infraction of the law regulating passen-
ger berths. and the vessel released from
libel. -Four British steamers, the AMER
Head, Scraps, Strathairly and Cairns.
muir, at present in this port, are libeled
in various amounts for irregular con-
struction OF berths. Attorneys for tine
defendants will make their defense prin.
cipally on the ground that the term
vessel as stated in the statutes is only
applicable to sailing vessels and not TO
steamships.
SAN FRANC co, July 12.-The steamer
Umatilln Of the Oregon improvement
Company. went orer to Oakland to-day