The Republican journal., 1884-03-20

Boston, March Eth. Arrived bark Alice Dyer,
Havana.
Perth Amboy, March 18th. Arrived sch Nellie
;. Pickering. Mckcen. New Gorl
Jacksonville, March 18th. Arrived sch. City Of
Baltimore, l.aWeS. Belfast.
buckspor, March l7th; Arrived sch. Rival,
oNdeu, from Iioboken with coal tor R;uon, Robin
Son Co., Bangor. March 18TH. Sailed sch. AS
tpriI, Jordan, for Orland.
FOREIGN PORTS.
st. Annals Bay. Feb Ish Arrived sch F. G.
Pcnlletpn, Fletcher, New York,
At Matanzls, March 9TH Sch. Florence Leland.
Adams, for North of Iateras.
sydney. y ; W, March l2th. Arrived bark
Willard Midget, Staples. New York.
AopinW'll, previous to March 18th, sch. Herald,
Grey, lascagoula
Al Melbourne, Jan 29th bark Beatrice Havcner.
NIahoney, for Newcastle. Ship Henry ;. sanford,
Carver, from New York, dsg.
Port spain, Feb. y. Arrived Sch. Mary A. Han,
McD on;.ld, New ork.
Iquique. In Port Jan. 81, bark Iiudson Carver,
for United States.
It. Thomas. Arr. March 6, brig David Bugbee,
Hong Kong In port Jan. 25th, ship Dakota,
Gilkey, from Cariin. Ar. Jan. 10th, barlue Alden
liesse, Moves, for Portland, o.; Haydn Brown.
iiaSener; Penohscot. Eaton, Ito.
Shanghai. In port Jam 10Th, bargue Fred r.
I.itchfeld, spaudng, from Hastings Mills, arrived
l3th
Guantanamo March jth. Arrived brig spark
ling Water, Hichborn, 81. Jago
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
sch. Edith Il. Coombs. Capt Thompson. of La
noine, arrived It; This port LIST week from Turks
Island Win >aIt for swan >iblcy Bros The cap
taln reports that he sailed from Turks Island Feb.
2lst and for six days had pleasant weather.
"nen near cape Httt'ras TOOK violent weather
which continued during the remainder OF the
passage. one quarter rail- was broken in, and 700
| bushels OF oai WAS thrown overheard.
baih -Ailre' l'Ycr' lfom havana arrived IN Boston
on lht I'm altef 4 passage OF fourteen days The
| captain report, hard and rough passage
the cutter Woodbury. Thursday broke the ice at
| the Fox ana Deer Stand thoroushfare>-
L"NnoN, Mafch II Inc Brtloh shlf Honolulu,
rdl't E'Sct' mas nceh cur 10 me water edge III
r"illHl1h Win me American snip W m Mtt'llVery
| oapt, DuhptI m
pos ION Mtf'n Il. ne schooner Joshua >.
| ,,iaS''"h' 81 in9tol, captain Chaec from Fort a
| irlhr', arrive" mere thiH afternoon ana mas on
hoard me crew SIN IN number, Of the schooner +.
~ ~, iiuisNinS, Cnpt hnnaey; IRON JaGmtl for
| beltN'"e hitah"ater; ne +. y lioiSklns Wae
| Il new vessel from Ellsworth Maine. She was
| struck thlte or tour daNs ago about noon by =
sudden squat. All hands were saved. The vessel
! WAS valued at about $4,000.
sPokEN. feb- 18Th. lat o 20 y. Ion ;, , 20. lri.
| Ned nMte; DOW, from NeW York for Buenos ty
res MaifL ~ lat - 80, ION. 81, sen ID. d. Has
kei liaskcll. from fernantilna for MaNaguez. Feb
?1th. lat IL % ; Ion - W. brig |. W. Parker, from
Eosario tor New York, and was supplied with .
| chronometcr
| snip sumner X. Mead, from New ork for Port
land O., was IN collision at Astoria, and lost bow
| spirit and fore topgailantmlst, and started to,
| planks.
AT Jonesboro, two coasting schooners being
punt for f. T. Walker of Nlnalhaven. of wlIicl
| ~
Charlie Willie, and the other by Capt. Elisha ;
Roberts of Nnalhaven
:, me bark Carrie b. Long, Capt. Park, arrived Al
PORTLAND on the 18TH She sailed for Portland from
| Turk island on the i3th OF February having
| crew OF ten men all told Fine weather and south
| erly winds were experienced until the 10Th when
| heavy southwest shifting TO northwest gale begfl
70 prevail. \ heavy cross sea came in carry in4
| away part OF the bulwarka and washing the Barti
| ilon out OF the forward house On the 18th whel
on Cape iiatteras a northwest gale prevailing, il
ltt. ~ te g 80 MN, long 40 deg the first mate, &
| \. Hopkins OF STOCKTON, was AT the wheel assstec
| by a sailor. The captain ascending the cabil