The morning call., 1891-09-16
SEA AND SHORE.
Arrival of the Zealandia From
Honolulu.
Departure Of the Gaelic-Delayed Leaving OF
the Mariposa-vessels Reported Leak
ing Shipping Movements.

The Oceanic Company's steamship Zea-
landia arrived yesterday from Honolulu
after trip of seven days. She had thirty
one cabin aud forty-fiVe steerage passengers.
Her cargo consisted of 1910 bags of sugar,
67O OF rice, 1868 punches and 250 boxes of
bananas, 43 crates of pineapples, 80 bundles
of sugar cane and small assortment OF
general merchandise. Among the passen-
gers were Jacques Rubens and his brothers.
Rubens is the diamond merchant recently
arrested at Honolulu for smuggling dia-
mOnds, which he tried to sell to the Queen.
He was fined $4,000, and pending the pay
ment of this amount the gems are being held
by the Hawaiian Government The Zea-
Iandia also brought news of the cruiser
Charleston, which called at Honolulu on
September 4;h, and then proceeded to China.
DEPARTURE OF THE GAELIC.
The Occidental and Oriental Company's
steamship Gaelic left at o'clock yesterday
for Yokohama and Hong-Kong. She car
ried the following cabin passengers:
For Yokohama - Albert BlakelOck George
WhlIeheld, I A. Cook. Charles Rogers. Rev.
Arthur Il. Morris, William Walker. Custer
Schneider, Richard Seibllch and Rev. h. A.
For Hong -Kong-Mlss Belle Emerson and maid
and Miss Rose Mi cheli.
Washington, and Mrs. l.. n. Wheeler.
Tho delay of the steamship Umbria at
New York with the British mails for
Australia has necessitated the changing of
the Mariposa's date of departure. She was
scheduled to leave to- morrow, but will have
to wait now until Friday, as the mails are
eighteen hours late.
dispatch from London conveys the in
formation tnat the British bark Abouktr
Bay, from Rio de Janeiro for Portland. put
into Hobart for stores and then proceeded.
A PLEASANT VOYAGE.
The ship Charles L. Moody arrived yes
terday from Baltimore after voyage OF
four months and twelve days. The trip was
an unusually pleasant one, no storms haV-
Ing been encountered. On June 4th the
ship crossed the equator on the down voyage
and again on the Pacific side on August
18th. On July 9TH, in latitude 450 05' south,
longitude 63o 40 west, she spoke the bark
Algoa Bay, from Hamburg for San Fran
cisco.
Intelligence has been brought that the
British bark Lanceted put into Honolulu
leaking at sea 800 strokes per hour, but
since arrival has leaked but little. She will
await orders from owners. The bark Mel
rose was on the marine railway at Hon o.
lulu leaking badly in the garboard-streak.
The weather at the Heads yesterday was
fOggy and calm early IN the day, the fog
growing denSer and light, with northwest
winds Springing up toward evening. The
barometer showed no change, standing at
1885
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
The moves yesterday were the ships w.
II. Macy from Beale street to Howard,
barkentlne Lurlne from the stream to the
refinery, bark Harvester from Mission street
to sea, steamer Arag0 to Merch ants Dry
dock, bark Detroit to sea, steamer VILLAIN
ette from Union Iron Works to Hunters
Point Dry-dOck, schooner Aida hom Mer-
chants Dre-dock to Main street, steamer
Walla Walla to Broadway, barkentine Dis
covery to Mission No. l, schooner Occldent
from Pacific to Black Point.
To-day the ship Renee Rckmers will 90
from the refinery tOsGreen street. the ship
W. J. Pirrie from Green street to the re-
iuery, the ship j. w. Thompson from FIRE.
mOnt street TO sea, the schooner u. v anaS
from Howard street to Humboldt, the
schooner Volunteer from Mission street to
sea, the schooner Anna from the stream to
the refinery, the ship Falls oil Halladale TO
sea, the schOoners Ivy and Jennie to sea.
The arrivals were the Alcatraz from
Greenwood with lumber, the steamer Emily
from Coos Bay and the ship Charles ).
Moody from Baltimore.
The departures were the steamer Gypsy
for Santa Cruz, the steamer Record for
Westport, the bark Hawes for Htlo and the
schooner Occident for Humboldt.
CHARTERS REPORTED.
Among the reported charters are the fol-
lowing:
Chilean bark Active. 654 tons, lumber
from Port Blakely to Calla0; e. l5S-char-
tered prior to arrival by J. W. Grace & Co.
Ship Charles +. Moody, 1915 tons, char
tered prior to arrival tor wheat to United
Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp; AIS Sd.