The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

load hay at VIM. Pitcher & Sons for Charleston
Paul has loaded sch Mnetta with hay for Bos-
ton.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Oct. $. Cleared sch. Lucia Porter
Grindle, Brazil Oct. 10. Arrived ship Nancy Pen
dleton, from Rotterdam. oct. H. Arrived sch
Nellie 5. Pickering, Mckeen, Jacksonville. oct
-. Arrived sch. Fannie a. Gorham Welch jack
sonvillc. Cleared sch. +. IL. Herman, Wood, Pen
sacOa.
Philadelphia oct. s Arrived sch. Dora NJ
French, French, Bangor Oct. H. Cleared sch
Daylight, liodgdon, Portland. Oct r. Cleared
brig katahdin, Hayes saco; sch. Dora NJ. French
for Bangor.
Jacksonville, Oct. g. Arrived sch. Prescott IIaz
eltine, Lymburner, Belfast oct. j. Arrived sch
Dione, Patterson, Boothbay.
Baltimore, Oct. g. Arrived sch. Viola Rcppard
Ogier, Brunswick. Oct. 10. Cleared sch Morris W
Child, Torrey, Galveston, and sailed oct. 18th.
Cleared sch. Austin ID. Knight, Drnkwater, Pen
sacola.
Newburyport, Oct 8. Cleared sch. IL. j. Cottren
Haskell, Daren, to ioad for New YORK.
Seattle Oct. 4 Sailed ship Abner Co"urn Mich
Apaiachcola OF. 18Th. Sailed sch. Herald,
Gray, Philadelphia.
Boston Oct. 18th. Arrived brig IL. G. Siblcy,
Fowler, Port Spain.
FOREIGN FORTS
Port Chalmers, y. 4. Aug. II. Arrived bark
John c. smith, Foss, Boston.
Newcastle, y. 5. W. Aug. =. Sailed ship Oneida,
Ascension island pre-, ious to nth inst, Arrived
York.
Havana, Oct 10, Arrived bark Alice, Dyer,
Philadelphia.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Sch. Sea IIecze, Kent, from New DIRK for Bucks
port with coal went ashore A. NJ, 10Th, on Brig
adler island, penobscot river. She was Heated on
ana taken to Bucksport on the lIth.
Sch. j Whitehouse, Of st. George, reported
ashore at Portsmouth was iioated ION by blasting
a rock under her stern. No damage To vessel.
Sch. ID. y. Haskell only seven DAYS from
Fail River 10 Brunswick.
The Nancy Pcnlleton Of Belfast Me, IS at pre-
sent disch3rging ballast Cob duck BROOKLYN, \.
Y. The authorities at the yard will further take
the ballast Of merchant ships, provided il is clean
and comes from cisnfGctc'l port, it is wanted
for iingin purposes. This viii be 4 saving ID
tfe vessels IN ballast, a. they will not have To ray
Wharfage nor liShterage il is also a saving 10 the
treasury, for when filing material j. wanted il Has
heretofore had t. be purchased.
ON Thursday, the 18th inst, will he launched
from the yard of IL Nj Bean. Canl,cn, the first
fourmasied schooner ever built cast of Bath TINS
fine vessel named the jonathan Bourne, is built
and hnlsled in the most thorough manner. ana
will be given the highest rating. Her dimensions
are follows Length ali. 10 a.. breadth Of
beam, p IT. IN, depth " hOd T. IT,, depth be
tween decks, , r, in; tonnage, G7@ y She has
ccntrcboari leN30 #. and has board an engine of
Il horsepower Tor hol>lnE purposes She l. own
ed by parties in Camden and Round Pond BRISTOL
Maine, and Tiverton, Mass also by Capt. W. {,
Thompson Of Round Pond, who will command her,
ami VIII hail from Newport, r. /. Capt Bean has
now in frame tirce-u;lstcd schooner of about
500 tons for Can't. Ellis EickmoIe Of ST. GEORGE to
be launched ABOUT the Ia-t OF NuNcIuhur This will
make SIN vessels buili by Capt. Be.m during the
wear lSS3
THE Ill FAIEp SkoLFIELp. Capt. f. -. For.
saith, of The recently wrecked ship Nkoliicl. ac-
companied by his vile and two children, is visit.
Ing relatives in Wnlerpurt. The Captain and
family and some of the crew were rescued after
being atloat thirty two hours in small boat Noth-
ing has since been heard OF the mate, Nj. Lyman
WisWeII, Of WmterpoIt, on any of the remaining
crew of the unfortunate Skollied ami the hopes Of
their safety is Slight. \ large RAFT was built OH
which lhey hoped to ride Out the gale tin some
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