The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-10-31
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ARRIVED.
Oct. "a. Schs, d. X. Arey, Ryan. Boston; Gen.
Mende, Patterson, do Myra Sears Stevens Bangor
Senator, Gender, Carver's liarbor Eclipse Robbins
Camden.
Oct. %. Reyercnt, Filbroook, Rockland Pearl
Holmes, do Elizabeth, West, Ban gor Forest Queen
Marshall; do Empire, Ferguson do; Webhan net
Adams do.
Oct. %. joachim, Kane, Portland; Eldorado, Til
den Gloucester.
Oct 80. Pearl, Holiness Rockland.
SAILED.
Oct. "A. Jack Downing. Patterson, Rockland.
Oct. 20. 7. Nj. Bonney, Burgess. Carver's Har-
Dor.
Oct. p. Abby Gale, Ryan, Boston; Abby Ellen,
Foss, Bangor Elizabeth, West Gloucester
Oct IS. Forest Queen, Marshall, Provtncetown :;
Senator, Condor, Carvers Harbor Pearl, Holmes,
Rockland W q. Eddy, Ryder, Dix Island
Oct 30 Eclipse Robbins, Bangor; Gen, Meade
Patterson Boston
Oct. 50. Webhannet Adams, Bangor
LAUNCHED In Rockport Camden Oct. %, a line
three masted schooner OF 800 tons ready tor sea
named the Stephen Bennett from the yard of Garlic
ton, Norwood & Co. With the exception of the
captains interest she il owned mostly by parties in
town.
Bark ii. ID, Brookman (of New York y Berry, load
Ing at New Orleans for Harve, was burnt to the wa
ter's edge on Tuesday night. She had about 400
bales of cotton on board. The H. ID. b. was 6s7
TONS built at Belfast Me-, in 1856,
Sch Bertha J.. Fellows, before reported ashore
near West Pembroke, Me-, is now (22d) repaired
loaded, and ready tor sea.
The wrecked brig Anna Lindsay is having her
cargo discharged at Eastport Me 1t is not yet de-
cded where she will be repaired.
Sch Fred G. Holden arrived at PASSPORT,
18th inst with her flag at half mast She was from
Calais, loaded with lumber. Her captain died the
passage to Calais. Vessel bound home to St.
George.
LAUNCHED. At Thomaston, ed inst, from the
yard of Capt. Samuel and Afred Watts three
masted schr of 3lS tons, called the MARY A. Pow
er," to be commanded by Capt. VIM. j. Wiley She
is chartered by Payson, Mehan and Viual Bros. to
carry their outfit South where they are engaged in
the timber business.
Messrs. Goss Sawyer, of Bath have just finished
two barges OF about 600 tons each for parties in Mas
sachusetts They are intended to freight coal from
N. York to Taunton. The same builders have also
at their yard three masted schr of 700 tons capa-
city, to be launched ready for use in December,
owned in Taunton and Providence to be named the
"Ralph NJ. Hayward" They are also cutting the
frame of another for parties in Taunton.
Launched in Bath, 2Sth, by Geo. S. Sawyer, fine
schooner of about IFS tons, named Hattie Perry.
She is o5 feet long 80 feet WIDE eight feet deep and
is intended for the coal business. She Is owned by
JOhn-H Perry, Samuel c.. Chart Capt. Wilson,
Chase and others of New Bedford, and will be com.
manded by Capt. Chase.
Sch. White Sea, of Newburyport, recently parted
both chains in the harbor of st. Johns Island +,
and both vessel and cargo are total loss. The
crew were all safe at Halifax. The White Sea left
the Labrador Coast, Oct. 2 for NewburypOrt on the
Sd there very severe gale the like Of which has
not been experienced for forty years. Had she been
at in this gale she would undoubtedly have oun
dered She had board 1900 otis of Goldfish and $50
bbls of herring. The White Sea was owned by Rob-
ert Bayley & Son, 175 tons burthen, and built at
WaidobOrO Me-, 1861. Vessel and lrgo valued At
$l7, 900 insured at Boston and Providence.