The Portland daily press., 1867-01-02
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN srGAmEns
MARINE N EWS
Port PORTLAND.

t<,As ri Tuesday, january 1.
nv rfg.s ARRIVED.
Steamship Hibernian, (Br) Dutton Liyerpool goth
via Londonderry 21st. 'HE :
steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston Tor
Eastport and st John NIB.
Sch Geo Brooks, Henley Boston, r.-..
Sch Senator, Sawyer, Boston
4 Sch L H Nash, Perry, Boston.
Sch Kenduske g, tof Bangor) Mitchell. Boston for
Harrington with loss Of mainmast in the gale OF
the Goth.
Sch Ceres Robbins, Boston ior fremont.
Sch Pembroke, Ramsdeil, Pembroke for Boston,
Schs Circassian. Cunningham, and James Jewett,
Ryder, Belfast Tor Boston essss s..tar
Sch Bay State. Carroll, Rockland for New York.
Sch John Adams, Stapes Koekland for Boston.
Sch Amelia, Poland Kockland or P ,rtsmouth.
sAILED-Barque Firkloveret. for Buenos Ayres.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
GREEN'S LANDING, Dec 22--Ar Golden Eagle,
Fiheld, Boston.
Dec 24-Sld, Br brig Elsnore, Moore, Portland for
Cherryteld. .4.
Dec 26--Ar. sch Leopard, Carver, Portland,
Sid, sch Palos Cousins, Aiaehias for Boston.
Dec 2S-Sld sch Aurora, Dob0n from Boston Tor
Jonesport t@ 4 t4 II
81 DISASTERS.
Capt Magune, of brig Almon Roweli, ar Newport,
reports succession Of gales since leaving Turks
Islands, in which split sails, &C. On the morning of
the 29t, put ON heavy press OF canvass TO keep
",
Tor the nearest port In entering the chops OF Dutch
Island Harbor, b.ew away all the remaining sails
except close reeied topsail, and went ashore The
South end of the island, near the lighthouse where
lay pounding twelve hours During lull OF the
gale in the evening, succeeded in getlmg out
Choir, but lost boat in doing so, and finding iour
fee water in the hold, the removed to the
shore. AT IL O'Clock night of the 9th, she came off
with the change OF wind and swung at her anchor,
when the crew returned, and by constant pumping
kept The brig atioat until the evening OF the 18th
when she was lowed to Newport. Her cargo of salt
is badly damaged and will be discharged and the
to note the fact that he landed at jamestown and
applied to the masters OF several New Jersey vess is
Tor the use OF boat to get out anchor, but they
all refused, though one OF them consented to put him
on board Of Iastp0rt vessel the captain Of which
loaned him boat and assisted in getting out the
anchor. fte4 rsessss Is Ia Z
Brig Frank e Allen, Merrill, at Trinidad from
Portland, had been ashore on Cay Breton, and was
age stuff when she came off without damage. q "a.
Barque 3 Hamilton, from New York OF and TOR
Portland, still remains a. h0re at Point Ju0Ith. She
lies well up on the teach about one mile west from
the light, and it is nowSthought she will come off,
Sch u King, Blatchiord, from New York Tor CAL
ais, with hour, corn, &C. went ashore on Race Point
on Sunday morning, where she remained until eve
mug, VIII II she was hauled oft aid taken to New
London, lie liking 500 strokes per hour. She will dis
charge and go on the railway for repairs.
Sen Camilla, Hurbut, at Holmes Hole. reports,
during the gale on Thursday, unkncwn brig al
anchor near Nasllawena, was obliged to cut away
both masts to keep her frem going ashore. She car
ried double topsails, was tainted black, with rsd
streak, and had tdl poop deck. Capt II thinks she
went ashore at Nashawa during the night. Later
accounts state that brig with both masts away,
had gone ashore at Cuttyhunk; she is loaded with
mOl6Sses. --4 -taa
Sch Oliver Ames. from Georgetown DC, for an
Eastern port, with COAL blown ashore near Fort
Washington, Potomac River, ON the 2sth.