The Republican journal., 1872-11-07
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ARRIVED.
Oct. HI. Scls r. NJ Bonney, Burgess, Caryer's
Harbor; Senator. condor, do; Flora Condor, Con
don, Bangor
Nov. 3. North Cape, Robbins, Carver's Harbor;
Mary Farro", Small, Bangor; Brig Abby Ellen,
Foss, Bangor; Schs Pear, Holmes, Roclland, c. H.
Dyer Policy, Windsor, N. s.
Nov. T. Brig d. W. Codran, Boyd, do.
Nov. 81. Sch Nevada, ellis, North Haven
SAILED.
Oct n. schs Banner, Curtis, Manchester.
Nov. 1. joachim, Kane, Rondout
Nov. >. Flora Condor, Condor, Washington d,
Nov 1. D. X. Arey. Ryan, Hoston; Orion, o.
born, New York; Mary Farrovs, Small, Port Nor
Nov B. Senator, Condor, Carver's Harbor: Nj
dorado 1flden, Rockport 2. II. Bonney, Burgess
Carver's Harbor.
Braque II d Rrookman, before reported burnt
and scuttled at New Orleans. has been raised. The
extent Of damage could not be ascertalned until dis.
charged; upper deck apparently burned.
Scir Harriet samantha, (of RockporD Capt Pres
ton rockiebank, for Boston, sand loaded living at
the mouth Of Ipswich River, drove upon her an
chor in a gale 9th inst, making hole through her
bottom, which caused her to sink in 4 very short
time.
NEW YORK, Nov. l. The schooner Almeda of
Pembroke, Maine, from this port for Portland with
cargo of pig iron, went ashore on the night of the
18th on GARDENERS Island. After laying there until
Yesterday with the aid of a revenue cutter she got
Off with the loss Of her dcck-load Of iron,
Barque Samuel Larrahee OF Bangor, from Savan-
nah for Bremen sailed JAM 18th, and no tidings
with all on board. She was commanded by Capt
William Thompson of Winterport, Who was accom-
panied By his wife.
Brig B. f. Nash, 536 tons, has been rebuilt at
Mllbridge at cost OF $l4 900. She will sail 10Th
for st. John, n; b., to load ID for Cuba.
dry dock at Cape Elizabeth, Oct. 3lst, where she
has been undergoing necessary repairs preparatory
for the coming winter, to be engaged in the West
India trade.
The new sch. Carrie Bonnell. of Boothbay Capt
Pinkham, sailed from Portland Sept. 2Sth, with
cargo OF lumber for Baracoa. where she arrived at
ter fine passage, discharged and took on mixed
cargo Of fruit and arrived at Charleston, Oct. Goth
making the round voyage in % days.
the sum of $3.50 salvage has been awarded to the
steamer New York for towing the brig Anna Lind
say into PASSPORT.
VESSEL PROPERTY. There is good staple in
ouiry tor sound insurabe tonnage, and values are
we'll maintained, and even slightly higher than at
the date of my last. Sales somewhat restricted
however by the paucty Of tonnage offering and the
extreme views of owners, which i'll several instan
ces have precluded operations. There is very gen
eral confident feeling to the future of this i'm.
portant interest grounded upon the continued en-
couraging advces from all the leading freight
tres of the world in which there is generally
city of tonnage, with ruling good rates of freight.
These remarks will apply equally well to our own
leading ports The sales Of the past month were
Two strictly irst-class ships, built in Massachu-
sets 1000 and 100 tons respectively, sold in Boston
on private terms, but supposed to be something less
| than $40 per ton register; ready for sea, without
metal. Ship Coringa, built at Medford in 1856 |,
metalled Oct. 1872, 1924 900 Ship Argonaut $50 tons
built at Medford in 1852, metalled in 1871, $4,000
Barque Iolani (Br) 5s7 tons, built at Newburypor'
in 1910, metalled in May, 1872, $1,000. Baroue
Jehu, $50 tons, built at Newburyport in 1859, metal
led in 1868, $4,000 Brig Waltham, 1856 tons, built al
Ellsworth in 1853, metalled in 1868, $500. BRIG
Callao, si6 tons, built at Columbia Falls in 1867
metalled in 1872, $4,000. Brig Torrid Zone (Br)
100 tons, built at Nova Scotia, in 1855, $4,000. Sch
C.& 9. Brooks, AZ tons, built at Long Island, in
1864 $500 Sch Leone (Br) 145 tons, built at Novs
Scotia, in 1868, $500, A. J. Maguires Circular
| New York, Nov. l.
LAUNUHED. At Hancock, Me-, 18th ult., from
the yard OF l. Crabtree, schooner OF 145 tons, nam
ed Brave, to be commanded by Capt. A. +. Foss, o
| Hancock
British schooner Gold Hunter, Capt. McNaughton
from st. John, N. b.. for New Haven, with nmbe
aud lathes, arrived at Rockand, on Saturday. Tire
days previously the mate was knocked overheard b.
jibbng OF the main boom. While endeavorin
to rescue him, Capt McNaughton was caught b
a rope, and sustained a severe compound fractur
of the leg, two inches above the ankle. On arriva
here prompt surgical attendance was secured, but
is possible that amputation may be necessary. Tn
mate rescued, having received some sever
bruises, but no serious injury.