The Portland daily press., 1867-01-29

PORT OF PORTLAND.

PORT OF POR LAND. "a
Monday, Janury 2S.
ARRIVED.
Steamer D.rigo, Sherwood New York. t."
Steamer Francona, Sherwood, New York
Barque Geo Brown, BIT Wyman, Boston, to load
for London.
Brig Planet (Brl Lamb Boston, to load for Mar
Unique. ' |
Sch Condor, tBr) vagnean, st Johns Me-
Sch Hebe, tBrl Ludlow, Newfoundland tor Boston.
Sch Wave, Falkingham, Elizabethport.
Sch Maracaibo, Henley, New York.
sen Hope, (Gr) Canning, Boston, to load tor Hall
CLEARED.
Sch Abbie Ptman, Lambert, Baltimore-A Hob |
SAILED-Brig wenonah for Cuba.
The new barque Francis Fay, built the past sea-
son by Ralph Kelley, Esl at Westbrook, has been
purchased py Messrs Thayer & Lincoln, of Boston,
Capt J Durham, Of Chelsea, lwho vii command |
her,) and Hon II Fay, Of Lancaster, in honor OF
whom she is named. She is fine vessel Of ss9 TONS
classed AL for eight years by French and American
Lloyds.
Sch Hume, 65 tons, built in 1914, has been pur-
chased. by Capt Snow of South ihomaston and
pa. ties in Salem. She will run as packet between
Salem and Rockland, under command OF Capt Snow.
SUPERINTENDENT Bangor, Gibbs q Phillips are
building schr of $50 tons and brig of 800 tons, to
be off il the spring. John Crosby is building two
schooners of 200 and the other of $50 tons, to
be finished in the spring.
AT BREWER, WIN Mclillyery Is building brig OF
$50 tons, tor parties in Bangor. Her decks are in
and she will be launched next season. Capt Elmer
son is building brig of 800 tons and schr OF 100
and schr of 100 TONS Holyoke & Baker are build
ing sehr of 200 TONS All OF the above will be got
At Fox Island, Reuben Carver is building a fine
schr for himself and others. ''
The number of arrivals reported at Machias during
the year 1866, was barques % briss, and 232 sehs
OF the departures "a sailed tor Boston, SO for New
York for Portland for PhadeRh for Ne%
Buenos Ayres, Canary Islands, and tor Sicily.
DISASTERS.
The disasters at Rumcry's Bay, Lubec, during the
recent storm, numerous. The sch Sea Pigeon
dragged ashore and was badly damaged. The Gen
Peavey also dragged ashore, but sustained no in
jury. The Il Hammond drlfted atoul OF the Caro-
line Knight, causing both vessels to break adrift
when the II IL slipped her chains, got clear and
went ashore, where she received considerable dam
age; subsequently she got off and has been taken
to Eastport for pairs; her cargo consisted of dry
fish, which was insured; the G X sustained no dam
age. The Edwin, Capt Trott. was driven ashore, but
will OF without injury. The Oceana was
badly damaged by collision, having the port side of
The Emma, and Jeddie, both dragged their anchors
close in shore. but did not strike. The new schr
Mary Staples parted her lines at Harmon's wharf,
and drfted into SCOTS wharf, but sustained dam
age, although the whaif is complete wreck.
Sch Commodore, of Ellsworth, was driven ashore
on Bartletts Island, at the mouth OF the Ellsworth
river. during the storm of the 18th, and is total
loss She was owned by Clark g. Son, Capt Curtis,
and others, OF E. Four others, thames not known)
tanned considerable damage. AZ s gsE
Brig Belle OF the Bay, from Wilmington for Phila-
dephia, has arrived at Fortress Monroe leaking,
rough weather. t t8af i-fti wv
Part OF the wreck OF ship Kate Dyer, which was
sunk by collision on Fire Island has drifted .hore
opposite Smiths Point, abou5 80 miles east OF the
n Circassian, Of Belfast, before reported ashore
NJ Tor hnGh ham nftx h.rfl "A
damage, and taken to Delaware Breakwater.
Sch j W Fish, rom New Haven for Baltimore,
was carried ashore bv ice I'D, on Sandy Point, but
was towed off without damage.
Sch Titmouse was badly cut by the ice at Norfolk
on the 22d She will finish loading and proceed with
Ship Mobile, 400 tons, which was burnt at Mobile
18th inst was insured abroad tor $4,000. She had
2437 bales cotton, also insured.
Brig Shooting star, from New York for Aspinwall,
had heavy eale 18th, during which was obliged to
cut away both masis. On the morning of The 18th,
brig Albatross, which landed them at Newport, RI,
on Sunday. .sre.s .Fs
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 22d ms, ships Commodore,
Grozier. New York. 3d. Bridgwater, sisson, do, 1a9
Di &SAEfVEsToN-cld 18th, barque Kate stamler,
Crawford Boston. rrt
NEW ORLEANs-Ar 10Th, barque Celeste Clark.
Foster. BostOn. tssfE EtFFff 7st .EuI
Below. barque Devonshire, Hill, from Matanzas
Ar 3d. ship holocka, Norton Boston.
Outside the bar 21st barque Priscilla, I'm Charles
Cid 2sd barque Elwood Cooper, Flitner. Liverpool;
Fannie, Marshman, New York. T.
MOBILE-Ar 23d inst, barques Holbrcok,
Brown, Havana; Waldo, Baker, Demerara.
SAVANNAH-Ar 18th, barque Dirigo, Blair, New
York; scbs Ward j Parks, do.
Cid 10Th, brig w ii Bickmore, Fountain, for New
Cd 2ist barque David Nickels, Coombs, Maya
guez; schs open Sea. Coombs, Miragoane Kate
Walker, Iapley, st JagO.
CHARLES1ON-Ar 18th inst, sch Moses Patten,
Harding, New York. .. ,.s
Ar goth, brig Anna d Torrey, Haskell, Boston;
sch Volant, Do &c, New York. :.
! CD 22d, brig CAST liam, Hardenbrook, Matanzas;
sch Magnolia, Chase, Norfolk.
Sid 18th, schs Jas wyman, Nelson. Nassau, MP;
Nevada, Doughty, for Baltimore; John Crockford,
Jones, Providence; Zelda & Laura, McIndoe, West
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 23d, schs Harriet Baker,
Weber and JAS Brophy. Packard, Baltimore.
don. Hodsdon. Neyassa for Baltimore. a-ttsLt
BALTIMoRE-Below Gath, sch j W Fish, Wiley,
from New Haven.
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, sch Frank Walter, Ccrson,
Lavacca. s ....l..
Cid 10Th, ships st Mark, Wood Liverpool; Glad
Tidings, Thompson, London; brigs j MCGUIRE,
Littlefeld Zaza; Imoscne, liaker, Cette; Mattano,
Jarvis, Cienfuegos; schs Walton, Ingraham, Jack
sonvle; Tennessee Greed, Norfolk.
Ar 18th. sch Natll Chase, from BaracOa.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 10Th, brig Matilda, Dix. irom
CALAIS via Newport. ..t -
AT 9th, brig Isabella Jewett. Walker from Elaza-
NEW NEW BEDFoRD-old 2eth. steamer Equator,
Clark. Portland.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar oath sch Sarah Fish, Hen
derson, Norfolk Tor Portsmouth.
Sid, schs II Pool. Wave, Gen Grant, Tyrone, and
In port 2lth barques Tejuca, Lizzie M jackson
brgs T. T Knight, Edwin Ii Kennedy Ida l. Raw
Geo Durham, Frank Allen, William A Dresser
Four Sisters Hattie, A j Dyer, 7 j Trafton, Ocean,
john Pioneer, Balloon VIM Carroll. Fannie A Bal
ley. G Willard, Planet, Jessie Hart, Cerro Gordo,
Mansfield, Carrie Melvin, A Ames, Fred Fish. and
Iowa.
The ice has left Vineyard Sound and some of the
above vessels are getting under way. u
BOSToN-Ar 26th, schs Gun Rock, Boyd, from
Sid, Ship VIM Woodbury.. ,.
Al 2sth, ship Bavelaw, Hughes, Calcutta; sch Gen
Grant, Orchard Norfolk.
Below. baraue Modena, from Wilmington. >
Cid 2Sth, ship Nevada, Jewett, New Orleans; sch
H Sawyer, Cook, Calais. { d l1s
BATH-Ar Goth, parque Gertrude, Atherton, from
Boston. 80 Ifi
FOREIG PORTS.
Ar at Barcelona 9th inst, 8 steamers Augusta,
and Miantonomah from Carthagena.
At Demerara 22d ult. brig Hattie Eaton, Brown,
from Boston. ar 10th unc. al ti.tp
AT do 9Th inst, brig Ocean Belle, from New York,
1st sch Sabine, from do ar 9Th. M.
Sid i'm st Thomas 18th ult, sch Tampa, johnson,
Neyassa. tEus-j4
Az at Cardenas 18th inst, barque X Weldon
Sid 18th, barque Limerick Lass, Harrison, for New
Orleans. sAtttF' Il d ~
AZ DIT 'eIinuui "a ust, orlS Liberty, McD0nal0,
AR at St John, NIB, 18th inst, sch G Fantauz
Wooster, Eastport, t- f ets
lPer steamer Union, at New York; i % q
Ar at Liverpool 18th ult, Damascus, (ss) Watts, FIN
Portland. ~
Sid 18th. Southern Rights. Ross Charleston
Ent tor ldg 18th, Thomas Fletcher, Pendleton, Tor
Buenos Ayes. - ~ y Z ~ 7 F, -F
Emit out 10Th, Suffolk. Merriman, Port Philip
Sid FIN Grayesend 18th, Golden Horn, Rice, for
Port Phillip. i-f rs ~
OF Plymouth 18th. Mary Bentley, Clark, from
London Tor Philadelphia. asfli4 20 lI,l' go 3
Ar at Messina Goth ult, Mariana Small, Marseilles
Ar at Genoa 18th ult, Abbie Il Ttcomb. Titcomb,
New York. L0-.t - A .
Az at MarseiIes 18th inst, Stephen Duncan, Tyler,
Philadelphia.
Ar at Gibraltar 9th inst Signal Snow, Palermo for
New York istf WV s = r. 'i'5f ~ w
Ar at Havre 18th inst, Fanny Larrabee, Randall,
New Orleans. b, ,ea...4 W.
Sid 18th inst, Harv' st Home, Berry for New York;
Ella ThaNer, Thompson, New Orleans.
Havre, Jan 12-The Ceres Humphrey from New
1Oreans for bordeaux. which put into st Nazaire 9Th
nst had received damage.
H SPOKEN. sti"' 49,
Oct 10, lat II S. lon "a Il, ship Emily Augusta I'm
Akyab tor Liverpool. = o. llrftF
Dec 20, lat % 80, lon 70 90 brig Lila Dale from
New York tor -. 1lI -t-li tI
A4 To Let.
HURST second and third lofts over E, L. Eden &
IL Co.'S store, Free Street Block; also offices over
Schlotterbeck's, and Crosman & Co.'S in new
block corner Brown and Congress streets.
: jant4-dtf s,a-s.,.},ai J. B. BROWN.
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