The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-13
SEA AND SHORE.
The Port Stanley Had a Rough
Passage From Swansea.
Jackson and Corbett Not Comparable-A Party
on the Bay-Disabling of the Arcata.
Release From Quarantine.

Among the arrivals yesterday was the
British ship Port Stanley, 1856 days from
Swansea. According to the masters re-
port, she experienced very bad weather or
Cape Horn and was fourteen days wealth
ering the cape. During nearly the whole Of
this time she was hove to. The sea was
terrific and often swept over the vessel from
stem to stern. The ship suffered consider
ably before this, having been caught In a
pamper0 off the River Platte and had the
foretop gallant-mast taken out OF her.
When the SQuall struck the vessel she was
thrown on her beam ends, and for astlme 1t
looked as if she would not right again. The
force Of the wind was so great that the sea
could not rise; but as soon as the heaviest
of the blow was over the sea ran like
mountain and caused the ship to roll and
labor fearfully. When almost in sight of
port on Thursday, one OF the able seamen
named Andrew Bruce. native of Scotland,
died Of consumption. His remains will be
buried here.
JACKSON AND CoRBETT OUTDoNE.
The officers of the ship l.. Schepp, which
arrived on Thursday night from Baltimore,
do not live in harmony. Ever since depart
ure from the Eastern port there has been a
spirit of rivalry between the second mate
and the boatswain, and several times ON the
passage they were only prevented from COM
ing TO blows by the presence OF the captain.
The first officer however, had no such
SCTupleS, and while the captain was on shore
yesterday forenoon the men had another
row. $50 ahead and settle IL once and for
ever" said the mate, who had grown tired
of the constant quarrelS. Five rounds were
fought ending in favor of the bOAtswan. a
well-knoWn tug-boat captain who was pres
ent, and who also saw Jackson and COrbett
fight, said lt was the best fight he ever saw
AROUND THE BAY.
The tug Governor Irwin took o ut yester-
day party consisting of Warner Miller.
HarbOr Commissioners Brown and Bias Sett,
Mayor SandersOn, eX-Mayor Pond, Chief
Wharfuger COrcOran aud Engineer Mars
den Manson. The party visited all the
principal points of interest on the bay, aud
also Inspected the Union Iron Works and
the dry dock at Hunters Point.
The Arcata, which left this port on
Thursday afternoon for Coos Bay, put into
brakes Bay yesterday morning with her
machinery broken down. The engines
were patched up sufficiently to allow her to
return yesterday afternoon.
RELEASED FROM QUARANTINE.
Yesterday morning $50 of the Chinese and
japanese on Angel Island were released
more were denied that privilege and will
have to return to China. Five of the 100
were women who came to join their hus
bands
Tue German bark J. c. Pfueger was gay
with bunting yesterday. She was decor
ated in honor Of party of Germans enter
tanned at dinner by Captain kruse.
The weather yesterday was fo2gy, with
west wiad blowing 10 miles an hour. The
barometer stood 1885.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
The f0llowing-named vessels arrived yes
terday: British ship Port Stanley from
Swansea, with coal and coke for Meyer.
Wilson Il Co.; baUkentne Discovery, from
Honolulu, with 1921 bags OF sugar for
Williams, DimOnd d Co; steamers San
BenIto, from NanaimO, with 1900 tons Of
coal for the Southern Pacific Company
Scotia, from TilIamOok, with lumber; Coos
Bay, from Newport, aud the George w. FL
der, from Portland, with Al cabin and II
Steerage passengers.
The following named left: Steamer State
of California for Astoria, ship Golden Horn
for Queenstown aud the bark Iredals for
Dunklrk. To-day the bark Richard III will
sail for Seattle and the j. D. SpreckelS for
Honolulu.
MOVEMENTS AND CHARTERS.
The bark North vest came over from Oak
land and docked at Harrison street; the
John r. Kelly came down from Port Costa
loaded; the Lord Canning went to Oak
land so did the barkentine Tam o Shanter.
To-day tine NlcOlO Accama Will 90 to Oak
land.
Charters noted are the following: Amer
lean bark Richard III, 9j4 tons, coal from
Departure Bay TO this port, by II. Dunsmuir
u Sons; American barkentine Skagit, 4S2
tons (uow on Puget Sound, lumber thence
TO Honolulu, by Pop " Talbot.