The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-02-14
SHIP NEWS
POItT OF BELFAST.


ARRIVED.
Feb. 7ih. sch. City of Baltimore, -, Bath
Feb llih- sch y Htletine, SWEET, Portland.
SAILED.
Feb. 7th- sen. IIarmona, Hart, Boston.
Fen lath. >rhs. AyIight, flodsdon, Charleston
f. l.. Warren, Pattershall, Boston, Mary Farrow
Condon Boston; Mary Eliza Bullock, hoston.
Feb. llth Cleared sch. City Of Baltimore, foI
Jacksonville.
AMERICAN PORTS.
Pensacola, Feb 4th. Cleared sch l.. \. Lewis
Warren, New York.
Georgetown, Feb. 18th Arrived sch. Hattie MEG
Buck, Putnam, Guadaloupc She arrived al
New York, Feb. 4th. Cleared sch. Florence lie
land, dams, Matanzas Loading ships Levi 5
Carver, for sydney, \. ). W; Samaria, Gilmore
Oregon. Feb. Sth. Cleared brig David Bugbee
showers, st. Thomas; sch. Mark Pendleton, knowl
ton, Port de PaiX Feb 10th. Arrived ship Loi.
Walsh, Blanchard, Hamburg
Jacksonville, Feb. 9th. Cleared sch. Nellie S
Pickering, Flowers, New York; sch. st Johns
Gilmore, Philadelphia
Port Discovery, Jan. 18th. In port loading shin
1'hlneas Pendieton, Blanchard, for Callao.
haltlmore, re6. 9th Cleared sch Susan n Pick
Dione, Patterson, Jacksonville. Feb 9th Cleare,
sch W m Frederick, Patterson, Cardenas.
Daren, Feb; IN. Cleared sch, IL. J. Cottrell
Haskell New York
Passed The Hell Gate, Feb. Sth, sch Charlotte 7
Sibley, Bartlett, for Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bordeaux, Feb. 3D. SAILED ship R. p. Buck
Carver, New York.
Matanzas, Feb. lst Sailed sch. A. d. Knight
Drinkwater, New York
Cardenas, Jan 3lst. Cleared sch. May O'Neil
Hart, for Delaware BreakWatcr.
C'.iz Jan. 3lst Sailed bark Fred Z. Richards
Ihorndike, Boothbay.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Movements of shipping through Long Island an'
VINEYARD Sounds and from Game Cod to the EaSt
ern shores have been seriously interfered with thu
past week by dense fogs
The Portland pilots will circulate a petition tina
Portland Head Light be restored, and if the peti
ton fail will residents the Cape shore pu
out the lights on the shore side of their dwellings
The new sch. Rachel Il Maud built in the yard o
Mr.. Bean, at Camden, was launched 18th inst
She is $50 #. long, 30 #. beam, 26 deep and regis
tiers 1879 tons gross. Capt. Ellis Bickmore, of st
George, is to command her She is owned by par
ties in Camden and Providence, and will hail from
the latter port
Sch. Laura +. Messer, which has been reparin!
ON the railway at Rockland, has been supplied
with new lower keel and keelson, many hangin.
and lodging knees, and $50 new timbers, and ha
been thoroughly fastened throughout. The cost o
repairs will exceed $4,000.
The Georges river is open to navigation up t
ThomastoD. Three vessels sailed Thursday.
The ship Andrew Jackson of Thomaston, Capt
J. III. Keleran from Cardiff for Coquimbo. hat
not arrived at her port OF destination on Dee. Sth
She had then been 100 days out and it is feare,
that she is lost. The captains wife and two chill
dren were with him. The ship registered 2005 tons
and was built in 1866 in Thomaston, where she il
owned.
Two hundred and thirty four American vessels
in the foreign carrying trade cleared from Maine
districts during the quarter, as follows from
Bangor; from Bath; sc from Machias; "a iron
Passamaquoddy; 81 from Portland; IL from Waldo
boro and from Wiscasset