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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 3, Issue 162, 4 September 1880, Page 2

On Sunday last ILB.M.S. Km, mid, hnvi '|f on ftoard H.K. Sir A. 11. Gordon, nigh <' iiniiiissiohor for the. "Western l'ueiuo, and mite, left, this harbour tor Levuka. On Thursday tho German barque Yor•warts entered our harbour. Slid conies from Ca.po.town in bullast, nnd will part lb* I at this port for Europe. The French gun-bout Dagot from Tahiti, \ ia Lei we and Pago Pago, arrived in this port ctterdny morning. After staying a few unurs in harbour she ugain proceeded to J.uono hnvlu|r on board sonio of the Futhcr • connected with the French Mission here, \>ho go to take part in the ceremonies ntteuding tho consecration of the liomun -i atholic Church luti'ly erected ut I ne. The Emil, brig, from l'ort Xatal, arrived i i our harbour yesterday. She, like tho 4 orwarts, comes consigned to tho Deutsche Mandelii and Plantugen Goscllsehuft, and v. ill also purtly fill fur Kuropo at this port. The schooner llaphuac, (Voiji Sydney •• Irect, entered this poi't yesterday after a .1 mart passage of sixteen days. Captain •< 'allaghan, whom we have to thank for Late files, reports having met with very rore weather about .'Hit) miles to the tthward of this Group. Yesterday tko L.M.S. barque John W'il•ind whieX— ..,.. .... n -, ■clays of calm, got eloar of this harbor ~jvi » proceeds to ti"** - l ■ ■ •■• the north-west. The brigantino Active, '.clamed in harbour for light winds, got to sea yesterday nftunoo she will touch at Hufiine, Savaii, and tin ■rocced to Vavau, en route to Auckland. The thmt'UiaMvd a«Uuouor Mathildo w in eight last evening to leeward. She w ■robably reach this poll to-morrow.