The morning call., 1890-11-17
SEA AND SHORE.
Two Shipwrecked Crews Arrive
on the NeWbern.
Tonnage of Vessels Now on ths Way to This
Porl-Departure Of the Warspite.
Two Mere Whalers Arrive.

The steamer Newbern, Captain Van
Helms, arrived yesterday afternoon after a
passage OF 9 DAYS from Guaymas and way
ports, bringing Is cabin and SO steerage pas
sengers. She brought very valuable cargo.
including bundle fish fms, sacks peppers,
37S sacks ore, Is live turtles, IA bales dami-
ana, COOS boxes oranges. 16 boxes coin (SS960
and "a bars bullion, value S12l,7S6.
Among the passengers who arrived on the
Newbern were Townsend S. Brandegee and
Walter E. Bryant of the California Academy
of Sciences, who have been on trip through
Lower California; z. K. Mopopolis, Greek
merchant, and twenty shipwIecked seamen.
The latter are from the British ship Selene
and the French bark A. Theirs, which
were wrecked at Santa Rosalia during
hurricane on September 14th, as before
mentioned in this column. Four apprentices
and three sailors of the Selene came up. and
tine boatswan and twelve men OF the
Theirs. They bearded the Newborn at
Guaymas. They stayed on the steamer all
night, and to-day will be taken in charge by
the British and French conSuls. Orders
have been received from England for the
apprentices to be placed on board the ship
Wrndur. now 144 days out from London for
this port. She belongs to the same firm as
the Selene, Captain England and his first
of the owners. She is high and dry the
crew state, and only her mainmast gone.
TONNAGE ON THE WAY.
The total tonnage of vessels now on the
way to this port is 2S0,554. at the same
time last year it amounted to 2l1,65 tons.
Of that now on the way IS, 1S8 comes from
New York, 1855 from Philadelphia, 15,645
from Baltimore, 10, 562 from Antwerp, 1921
from Cardiff, u. III from Glasgow, S94S from
Hamburg IA. 036 from Java, IS, 543 from Liv-
erpool, 25,4l3 from London, 81, 476 from
Newcastle, n; S. .,,1 W. ;. 1s sa; from rom
1857 IRON Swansea.
There were more promenader5 along the
wharyes yesterday than there has been for
many Sundays past and there were more
fakirs, peddlers and eXhorters than has ever
been seen there. Many people who were
unable TO go down on week day visited the
front expecting to get aglimpse of the man.
moth man-of-Har Warspits. but were disap-
pointed as the vessel went to sea shortly
after ~ o'clock.
H. b. NJ. s. Warspite left the harbor
shortly after noon yesterday, bound for
CoQuimbo. After raising her anchor she
steamed around Alcatraz, and then round
ing Ang.i Island, passed through Raccoon
Shafts and by Sausilato. salutipg and being
saluted by the passing ferry-boats and ships
anchored in the stream.
TWO MORE wHALERs.
Two more WHdicIs, bU6 StcdiueE w tildIN
Lewis and the bark Abram Barker. arrived
in port yesterday from the Fox Islands. The
steamer brought 800 barrels of oil and 10. 600
pounds Of bone.
The weather was thick and foggy at
Point Lobos Yesterday. In the forenoon
there was light breeze from the north
east, and in the afternoon calm prevailed.
The barometer read: o'clock in the
morning, OLA; noon, 30:11 /; 8 o'clock in the
evening, 30:07.
FISH FROM EUREKA.
The steamer Carona, Captain Hannah,
arrived yesterday, twenty hours from Eure-
ka, bringing 40 cabin and 20 steerage pas
sengers. Among her cargo were l5l boxes
Of fresh fish, large c0nsignmentS Of butter
and apples. and S2470 treasure.
The steamer NOy0, Captain Drisko. ar
rived at an early hour yesterday morning,
after passage of 63 hours from Noyo, with
cargo of l., 060 posts and having $50 piles
in tow.
The new steamer Ukiah made trial trip
on the bay yesterday, and the rebuilt tug
Rebboni, Captain Thomas, was out on a
pleasure excursion with Arthur Cornwall
and few invited guests.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
The ships Two Brothers and j. B. Brown
towed to sea yesterday.
The bark Charles w. Morgan locked at
Main street.
The schooner Hueneme will 60 on the
Merchants Dry-dock to-day.
The bark Sycamore came down from
Vallejo junction and locked at Third
street.
The steamer Haytian Republic came off
the Merchants Dry-d0ck and locked at
Mission No. l.
The ship Commodore locked at Beale
street.
The ship Colony and schooner j. A. Gar
field tOwed TO sea.
The ship City of Benares will go from
Oakland Ia Port Costa today.