The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-04-03

STEREoPuCoN TO BE REPEATED In conse-
,uence OF the rain yesterday. the managers of
Ht lvcrum have decided 10 repeat the exhibit
-."u ei Ghe >terr>copic Illuminated views. on
IA.- THURSDAY evening with change of pro-
gammr. They are encouraged TO do mainly
20, th' very high character and artistic finish of
.le views presented. which delighted every one
present. The programme for this evening will
uraie a splendid series OF scenes in the Holy
Land. including the recent excavations around
jerusalem. which show the wonderful old
igbrrw masonry under the city The portraits
Belfast citi1,n> Were received with great APP
4u>e. Admittanec u cents.
ALONG THE WHARvEs The severe storm
90. wind aud rain, saturday night, was the first
rl .hr annual southeast gales on the coast at
this season Of the wear. The tides are now very
inll and together with the strong gale the wa
ier> were literally driven in. submerging
~ha.Ne> and overlooking docks. Some houses,
ult upon piling. in the neighbolhood OF the
iepot, came near being swept away. The
Foods came up nndet the floor with such force
lo friehten the inmates, who fed for safety.
-4ue'> whmf was entirely submerged. and
lies OF slaves and brick swept away. the for
mtr being >trcwn along the shore Vessels
wing ii the wharf were taken into the stream
Poe onlN place of safety, and thus escaped ser-
'u> csmagr. Two small sail boats, the Rather,
"ned hy Daniel Lane aud one owned by MIR.
Rsansu. hauled upon the banking, beside the
uandry. Were washed Oft and completely
mashed N pieces. The outer end OF the
funiIy y harf was also washed away. The
iuss OF The brig H. II. McGil livery. living al
simpsons wharf, were Slackened and she then
r'liei IL oul The Marine Railway. whose
WAYS were raised for repairs were washed from
tA-ir bed ANA considerably Damaged. Schooner
Eclipse Al Dyer's dock, jumped her rudder from
= braces aud otherwise damaged her stern.
~tntori'> wharf. the most exposed OF the whole,
~l~tsinci serious damage. The water driving
t underneath completely washed the earth
r.m the covering, leaving large psce, bare and
Ep1~e5 The shore below is >trewn with the
wreck ol small boats Some slaves on Hollis
t>Aari. belonging 10 Iowes X Co., Were swept
some damage was done at McGilvery's
lNad
Notwithstanding the very bad condition of
lr roads. bay and potatoes have come in with
SRA rising activity. TIL, following cargoes have
teu shipped. Pitcher y Gorham have loaded
Mal4har with hay and potatoes for Bali-
.anr aud >tn. Geo. Washington with hay
Boston. Woods. Mathews Il Baker have
..ai-3 sch Hero with hay for Boston, and sch.
Airrh-rait with potatoes for same place. geo.
Bailey i4~ loaded sch. Empire with potatoes
and hay tor Boston. Capt. Burgess has
7aU-i ,.h. 2. NJ. Bonnie with hay for Caryer's
ID .rbor. Albert Carter has loaded sch. Gen.
Hs4,!t with potatoes for Boston. Three cargoes
tuIn hayeariyed. Srh. Hope On, from New
size. Del with II 900 bushels for Woods
Mathews 4 Baker. l.. A. knowlton & Go. and
4 Howe> N co. Sch. ldella A. Small from
Baltimore with 5000 bushels tor w. q. Marshall
~.n. Allen Lewis from Baltimore, with 1000
bushels FIR parties in Skowhegan. Sch. Mabel
3a' has discharged cargo OF coal from Hobo
sru tor swan 4 >ibley.
LINCOLNNILLE.
The recent ihaw has put mole eltectua en-
srgo ga travel and business than existed be-
f.. There viii not he more than half the
-ga. amount OF wood and lumber got to the
The hius, wharve~ and mills. People have
.een anxious to make the best and the most Of
opportunities. This is commenGable when
dome fairly and honestly. But when "a man is
seen gong To market with three TERED load Of
wood with all the poor sticks in the middle, it
would De risky to bet on his religion.
Thomas Frphocb of the firm OF Frohock e
Ham. died very suddenly on Friday night.
March 18Th. H. retired to bed about 10 o'clock