The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-10-30

mouth Rock, W hite, New Y rk; Relief Wiley, Bath
Oct. a. Sch. VIM Stevens, Carter, Bangor; Pa
oct %. Sch. Webster Barnard, Marshall, Ban
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oct. Is. Sch. Grace +, stevens.
Oct %. Schs. Vale, Hodsdon, Charleston; A.
IIHyford, Jones' Bangor.
Oct. u. sch. john Nve, --, Deer Isle.
Oct 26 srhs Relief, Wiley, jackson, lille; VIM
Stevens, Carter, Boston; Webster Barnard, Mar
shall New ok.
OF ~ sch. A. Richardson Pattershan. Ban
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AMERICAN PORTS.
Charleston, Oct. % Cleared sch. WIN. Frederick
Patterson, New York.
New lork, Oct. %. Cleared sch. E. III. Hartman,
Washington, oct. %. Arrived sch. Penobscot,
Carter, Jacksonville.
Jacksonville, Oct. a. Cleared sch Flora CondOn,
French, New Ork.
Brunswick, Oct. y. Arrived sch. Austin D.
Knight, prinkWater, Bath.
Philadelphia, oct. 20 Cleared sch. Charley Ruck
French, Boston. u. Cleared sch H. H. Barbour,
Barbour, SANDY Point.
Boston. Oct. 81. Arrived sch Helen q. Moseley,
Holt, Baltimore.
Newport News, Oct. -. Sailed sch. ID. ID. HaSk
ell, Haskell, Baltimore
Georgetown, Oct. %. Cleared sch, Welaka, Cot
trell, bangor.
Baltimore, Oct. %. Cleared sch. +. &. Pcndltton
Fletcher, Somerset.
Astoria, o., Oct. -. Sailed barque Alden Besse,
y bllen, Hong hunS.
Passed through Hell Gate Oct. 25th, ship Alert,
Park, New York for shanghai; sch. Charlie Buck,
French, Philadelphia, for Boston,
FOREIGN PORTS.
Passed the Isle Of Wight, oct 81, ship Gov. Rohie,
Goodell, Antwerp for san Francisco.
Melbourne, Oct. -. Arrived snip Oneida, Nc
Giivery, New York.
Liverpool oct. %. Arrived ship sumner r. Mead,
Park, Portland, Oregon.
Pernamhuco, Sept. 26. Sailed brlS l. W Parker,
Kane Rio tranue de NOrte ana u. >.
Barbadoes, Oct A. Sailed bark Sarah A. Staples,
ElWel, Turks Island.
BuenoS Ayres, Sept, 10. Sailed bark Geo. Treat,
Treat, Barbados.
Point Indio, Sept. 20. on bark Meguntcook,
Hemingway, Rosario for Rio Janeiro.
Montcviieo Sept. 10. Arrived sch. Fred A. Carrie,
Jones, New York, and ordered to Buenos AvreS to
discharge
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
SPOKEN Aug. "A, lat. 30 5, lon. 3S, Ship Eliza
beth, Butnam, from New York for San Francisco
There was a hurricane at Turks Island on the
18th inst, which exceeded in violence anything
known in that region since 1888. number of
vessels were wrecked while others succeeded in
getting to sea and finding anchorage at Hawks
Nest Among the latter were the bark Sarah A..
Staples, Capt. Elwel and the brig Harry Stewart.
ship Sea Witch arrived at Melbourne, Australia,
Sept It'll She left New York Jure 9TH and had a
very rough passage. capt. Drew, the well known
"Kennebecker" OF the Boston Journal writes that
for 81 days the cabin of the Sea Witch was not free
from water. He goes to Newcastle, Australia to
load with coal for Hong Kong.
Work will be suspended on the sunken steamer
City of Columbus, OFF Gay Head Nov. /. Thus far
about two thirds of the huh has been blown to
pieces and raised and now lies at Vineyard Haven.
Work will be resumed early next spring.
Brig Harry Stewart, Babbidge, from Antigua,
arrived at Salt Cay, Oct II, and on the 18th when
the gale struck she succeeded in getting to sea
18th, she was apparently proceeding to East Har-
Dor.
BATH, Oct. 30 Launched at |. F. Chapman &
Co.'s yard, this afternoon, the fine ship Albert &,
Ropes, of New York Dimensions: Length. 25s
feet breadth. A feet inches; depth, 2S7 feet,
tonnage 2,460 y tons. She is owned by her build
ers, Albert q. Ropes and Capt. Rivers, Of stone
ham, Mass, her commander. The ship is extra
strong built heavily fastened and intended for the
California trade. Her lower masts are in and she
will be ready for sea in two weeks. She will load
at New York. Her cost is $l25,00O and she is the
largest ship ever launched IN Bath.
Next month John Mcdonald will launch the ?, 5Sa
ton ship Henry b. Hyde, the largest ship ever built
in the State.