World Harbors from The Maritime Heritage Project in San Francisco.

Ships arriving at the Port of San Francisco

Arrivals 1858

FEBRUARY

Daly Alta California, February 8, 1858

FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS

The bark Fanny Major, Capt. Paty, arrived in port yesterday afternoon, with dates from Honolulu to the 21st January, four weeks later than prevous advices.

ELECTION.--The election for members of the Legislature wsa held throughout the Islands on the 4th ult. The ollowing are the names of members elect: James L. Dowsett, Paul F. Manini, John Hammond, IsaacKahai, Kaakua, Paul F. Manini, Kalanipoo, G.P. Judd, Wm. Humpghreys, R.S. Hollister, J.E. Chamberlain, James W. Austin, Z.P. Kaumaea, M. Kenui, John Richardson, C. Kaini, Kapihe, E.M. Kamaipelekane, Kiolea, G.P. Judd, John S. Low, S. Kpip, D.H. Hitchcock, Lainaholo, S. Laanai, Henry L. Sheldon. Total, as far as heard from--Independent, 13; Ministerial, 6; doubtful, 7.

PASSENGERS

HONOLULU--Per Fanny Major--A.T. Lawton and lady, Miss J.E. Robinson, T.B. Henley, J.T. Withers, W. Mitchell, J. Rivett, S. Below, D.Y. Dyers, G.B. Shurman (spelling?), J.M. Burbank, Jacob Fox and son, Mrs. L. Bray and child. G. Hoberman, H. Berkenbush, F. Sweezey and lady, H.L. Johns, R. Schinbam, Isaac Lent, H. Mann, F. Windsor, Jas Brown, Geo. Johnson, P. Neuman, F. Lindhork, F.W. Young, Geo. Hward, Wm. Ryan, Chopples, F. Smith and 2 Chinamen.

SYDNEY--Per Jaue and Catherine--Mr. Wheeler and lady and 8 in steerage.

Daily Alta California, February 8, 1858

Ocean Steamships.

Daly Alta California, February 8, 1858

Vessels on the Way From 
Eastern Domestic Ports to San Francisco

Enroute to San Francisco 1858.

Daily Alta California, April 26, 1858
Vessels on the way from 
Eastern Domestic Ports to San Francisco

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