The morning call., 1892-04-13

owner Of the be- AdsS Bessie. Ths %etmors
will 90 up In ballast and will take down a
cargo OF coal ffom Port Townsend to San
Diego
The steamer Montserrat, which was TO
work with the Sirius in the Central Amer-
can coffee trade, is completing repairs aEa
will probably sail on Friday, The Sirius
will not sail before Sunday or Monday.
The ship Wachusset is at the Mall dock
and the brig Courtney Ford at Main street;
The wrecking steamer Whitelaw, which
left here on Sunday with the Catalina in
tow for Port Hartford. returned yesterday.
and will tow down the wrecking schooner
Sampson.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
The United States ships Adams and Pat
terson left yesterday. The Adams will do
patrol duty in Bebring Sea.
The departures included the steamer Far
allon for Eureka. the Gypsy for Santa Cruz.
the schooner San Buenaventura for Grays
Harbor. the schooner Ivy for Coos Bay. the
schooner Mary Eta for Fisk's Mill. the
schooner Robert and Minnie for Eureka,
the schooner Alice KimbaIl for Navarro and
the brig I. w. Lucas for Seattle.
Among the arrivals were the steamer
Santa Rosa from San Diego. the schooner
Guide from Coos Bay, the brig Courtney
Ford from Shoalwater Bay, the schooner
Webfoot from Coos Bay. the schooner Net
tie Sundborg from Fish Rock. the schooner
Lizzie Prien from Coquille. the schooner
Monterey from Bowens Landing and the
schooner Free Trade from Coos Bay.
The steamer Mexico was due to call at
Victoria, Il. O., on Sunday on her way up to
Alaska. She is the first Alaskan steamer to
call at this port for several months.
Freights are very dull on Puget Sound.
The new arrangement between Tacoma and
Victoria Is said to be working satisfactorily.
On the Willamette and Columbia there is
adv talN bo
boats engaged.
The barkentine W. r. Hume Is loading
lumber on the Sound for Saliba Cruz.
TIE United States man-of-war Michigan,
now at Victoria. b. c., will go into the dry
dock at EsQuimalt, as a portion Of her keel
the accident was caused by tie vessels
running aground off Point Wilson on the
run up from San Francisco. No definite
orders for her cruise In Bering Sea have
yet been received.
Superintendent j. NJ. johnson of the
Pacific Coast Steamship line at Puget Sound
is making trip on the Walla Walla to
Victoria. Vancouver and other Sound ports.
The Seattle schooner Henry Dennis is G
wreck in San Josef Bay.
The steamer Francis Cutting has been
sold by the Arctic Fishing Company to the
Puget Sound Fishing Company of Tacoma.
1t has been learned that only small
portion OF the cargo Of the Pacific Mail
steamer ColIma, which was wrecked on q
sunken rock near the entrance of La Union
harbor. has been lost The West Indian
was wrecked on a dangerous shoal or reef
which extends far out into the ocean at
Acajntla. In this same locality can still be
seen standing out OF tie water the masts of
the Nicaragua, which was wrecked on the
same reef about four months ago.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The scow- schooner Three Brothers, wheat
laden, is on the rocks at Mare Island.
General Ruger and staff visited the French
man-of-war Champlain yesterday and re-
ceived the customary salute. The Champ
lain will be locked at Mare Island.
The Guaranteed passengers of the Gaelic
will be released next Saturday II no new
cases break out. The three Chinese patients
are now convalescent.
Tie wind at Point Lobos was blowing 10
miles an hour from the northwest at noon
yesterday.
The United States man-of-war Iroquois
was TO have left Honolulu on the 10th inst
for this port, but it is doubtful when she
will be heard from. She was in most dilap-
dated condition when she reached Homo
lulu, out Of coal, her boilers nearly gone and
her sails carried away.