the whaling bark Edward is burned off Tristan da Cunha, near . 9. December 29: the bark Delphine of Bangor, Maine is burned at in the Indian Ocean, south-southwest of India. From January 26 to February 17, 1865, repairs, crew recruiting and resupply was done at Hobson's Bay, Australia. 10. April 3: the whaling bark Pearl of New London is burned at Lohd Pah Harbor , Pohnpei Island in Micronesia. 11, 12. April 4: the whaling ships Hector of New Bedford and Edward Carey of San Francisco are burned at Lohd Pah Harbor. 13. April 10: the whaling bark Harvest, nominally of Honolulu, is also burned at Lohd Pah Harbor; at 7:30 AM, Shenandoah departs Lohd Pah Harbor for the Bering Sea. 14. May 28: the whaling bark Abigail of New Bedford is burned in the Sea of Okhotsk at , north of the Kurile Islands. 15–20. June 22: in the Bering Sea, the whaling ship Euphrates, of New Bedford, is burned near ; the whaling bark Jirah Swift, of New Bedford, is burned; the whaling ship Milo is bonded for $46,000; the whaling ship William Thompson, of New Bedford, is burned northeast of Cape Narrows; the whaling bark Sophia Thornton of New Bedford is burned at ; and the brigantine Susan & Abigail of San Francisco is burned at . 21. June 25: the ship General Williams of New London is burned near St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Strait at . 22–27. June 26: the whaling barks Catherine and Isabella of New Bedford are burned in the Bering Sea at ; the whaling ship Gipsey is burned in the Bering Strait; the whaling ship William C. Nye of New Bedford is burned; the whaling ship Nimrod of New Bedford is burned near St. Lawrence Island; and finally, the whaling bark General Pike of New Bedford is bonded for $30,000, loaded with 252 prisoners, and sent off to San Francisco. 28–38. June 28: on this last and busiest day of captures, the whaler is burned near Bering Strait Narrows; the whaling bark Congress of New Bedford is burned near Bering Strait; the whaling bark Covington of Warren, Rhode Island is burned in East Cape Bay near Bering Strait Narrows; the whaling ships Favorite of New Haven and Hillman, Isaac Howland, Martha and Nassau of New Bedford are burned in East Cape Bay; the whaling bark Waverly of New Bedford