The Republican journal., 1884-12-25
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Snip rNEGWS
POkT OF BELFAST .

ARRIVED.
Dec. y. sch. Mary, Masee, Boston.
Dec. ~ sen. ST. johns, Gilmore, Boston.
SAILED.
Dec. Is. sch. June Bright. Barter, savannah.
Dee. %, sch. &. l.. Warren, Colson, Boston.
AMERICAN PORTS
Jacksonville, Dec. lG. Cleared schs Charlotte I
Sibley. Bartlett, New York; Fannie a. GorHam
Ferguson, do.
Newport News Dec IG. Arrived sch. Daylight
Hodg'ton, New Bedford
san Francisco. Dee lG. Cleared ship Iroquois
Nickels, Liverpool. Dee. 10. Sailed ship Brow
Bros, Goodell, Port Townsend.
Fail River, Dec L. Sailed sch. Paragon, siute
New York.
Newport, Dec. Il. Sailed sch. Morris W. Child
Torrey, Woods Holl, for Mobile.
Pensacola, Dec. Is, Cleared sch. Lucia Porter
Grndle, New York. Dee. l3 Arrived sen susan
\. Pickering, Haskell, Pascagoula Dec 10 Ar
rived bark Henry Knight Pendlcton, Sagua.
New York Dec Is Arrived sch. Prescott IIaz
eltine, Mcdonald, Baltimore. Cleared bark Herbert
Black, Nichols, Adelaide. Dec. 20. Arrived sch
Paragon, Shute Fall River
New betiford, Dee, II. Sailed sch. Mark Gray
Pendcton, Philadelphia.
Baltimore, Dee. l5 Arrived schs IL. j. Cottrel
Haskell, Bull River; Yale, iIodgdon, Saco
Boston, Dec. IS. Cleared brig l. " Parker Kane
Turks Island sch. IL l.. Emerson. Carter. Htyti.
salem, Dee Is. Arrived sch. A. W. Ellis, Feigu
son, RundOut.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool, Dec. 10. Arrived ship st. Marx
Nichol7. San Francisco.
sargent, Brunswick. ~
Alicante dee Arrivad har. Iob, p,,,,.o,
Lancaster, New York.
Hong Kong. Ar. previous to Dec. IL, brig H. c.
oibiey, Fowler, Newcastle \ ) ".
Rio Jnneiro Nov. %. Sailed, ship America Her
man. (from san Francisco, having repairc,), Ant
81 Martins Dec 9 In nort b.,rL u.,,,,,,i.,,l.
u4minwny tur nn.tnn P'-'' '''-N W. '''''''''"N
3uenos Ayres. sailed previous To Nov. Is, brig
,ntr., Sa;iaI X ~. I,.,h t;,. w., II ,,
Harkuess san Frnuri,c,, - -
N4.siun H. c Ju tr,i,.a,i I.,,l. ,-l,,,.., :, ~ .
Atlyood. ttan!,nr ut. ' ''''' ~ ~ v T.
MAhlTiNt MISCELLANY.
san trtnri.co CNartt r,d Ship levi {, Burs.,,s
wheat to tartlfI tilr,-,. II 4 l6.
The KcnneDec river abov., B eth is close. to nayi
g;tliun.
There are thirty vessels hat.rd up for the ufnt, ,
at Bucksport,
London, Dec. - Brig Clara jenkins. Lorl
from bangor Oct. 2s, Tor P,n4inu, .,- rat mao 81
Thomas eakI ulIi With pan uf d. Oh 3. ILL.,, n.
Notice is given hl The Iis,tii,u-, ;,I. t.. H..
bell buoy of ,ntn ii,r .ur. V j IT, a.., p..ii re-
moved tor the winter season to, d SPA o3. put il
its place
steamer Ncrbena r.puit~ lhtt ar - Rio irht
snip has broken ;,ilitt aua u4y ue, ,t. A,thtiicA
bar
ship America, Herrimaii, t!nn san Francis fol
Antwerp before reported at ltio .t.tn,.iro in ,lis
tress, hi,t leak stopped bl Il s,!!p bro
ceedod Nov. 29th.
The shiubulliers of Maine will content th,.n,
selves with moderate building in l>s5. Even Bath
shows decreased tonnage built IN 1881 coplllr,d
With 1883
Sch John II. Pearson, of RockIand Capt SNOW
was wrecked at Mona Island prev TO Nov 2I Nc
particulars. Crew safe The captain was AT NAV.
agurz Nov 2G The j. Il. r. was formerly known as
the Ati,iie Ryerson and was enytheued and rebuilt
last winter The expense, including copper amount
ing to Sl5 900. Partly insured
The New England Shipbuiluing Company of Bath
is building steam truiter for New York parties
which will lun between this country and the NeS;
Indies She will be about 1000 tons, and will have
a compound engine of about 100 horse power The
engine and boilers are now being built by the Goss
Marine Iron Works, Bath.
During heavy gale at san Francisco, Dee. and
cut into and was chafed badly before she was towe
to a safe anchorage. Ship Levi q. Burgess broke
stern posts and tlritted into British bark liankha
striking her between the fore and main chains
breakinp plates cathead figure head, anchor stock
and carried away stays and bowsprit.
Port CLYDE Dec I9 Sch. Hero, from Winterport
for Boston, loaded with hay, misstayed while run.
ming into this port to-day and narrowly escaped
going ashore on Marshall's Point. The vessel was
in dangerous position and was assisted out and
towed in here by U. 5 steamer Dallas.
For the benefit of those people who say tive have
no ships' we publish the fact that the 9th inst
there ere in this port twenty-five American full
rugged ships aggregating thirty five thousand two
hundred and twenty-five (35222) registered tons
an average of sixteen hundred and one I,60l) tons