The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-05-15
SHIP News
PORT OF BELFAST

PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
May llth. ~cts. James Holmes, RYAN, Boston
A. lIaYf0rd, Jones, Sacn.
May Eth. sch. IIarmona. Hart, Bangor.
May 18th. sch. Levi Hart, Hart.
SAILED.
May 9Th. Sch. Palatka, Chlplcs Jacksonville;
ti0lI "rindle, Sargent MI Desert; +. L. Warren,
Culson, Boston.
May lin. >chs Penobscot. Carter. jacksonville;
Daylight, Iiod,'ion, Baltimore Iiarmuna, Hart
Newark
ALONG THE wHARyEs.
sch. Mary Eliza has loaded hay for Boston. sch
James Holmes general cargo for Boston. Baker u
ehales and VIM. Pitcher 4 son are loading sch.
Levi Hart with hay for Charleston.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New London, May 4th Arrived sch Annie L.
Mckeen, Mahoney, jacksonville.
Baltimore. May ). Arrived sch. Morris W Chid
Torrey, Charleston; sch. Jennie Il. Morse, Cocord,
Darien.
san Francisco, May It'll. Cleared snip VIM II.
Macy, Hardness, Antwerp. May 9th Arrived ship
St Mark, Nichols, New York May 81, sailed ship
Clari-sa 3. Carver, Dow, Queenstown.
Philadelphia, May 10. Arrived sch. Herald, Gray,
Trinidad.
Passed through Hell Gate, May llth, sch Char
lotto L. >ibley, Bartlett, Boston.
Jacksonville, May IN. Cleared SCH. Flora Con
don, French. New York. May sth. Cleared sch
Florida, Warren, Baltimore
Bath, May IN. sailed sch. Susan y. Pickering
HASKELL Galveston.
New York, May 9TH. Arrived sch. James r.
Morse, Topper, Darien. May Glh, Arrived sch.
NelaNa, Cottrel, Progresao; sen. Mary, Magee
Rockand.
Key West. In port May 3d. sch. T. II. HERMAN.
Wood from New ork dischargng
Portland, May llth. Arrived bark Alice DYER
Matlnzas.
Boston, May 18th. Arrived sch Charlotte r.
siblcy, Bartlett, lloboken, - hours.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Pisagua, March 10th Cleared ship David Brown
New
Guantanamo, April 22d. Arrived bark Aug
hobbc, Co5tlgan
Nichols, Rogers, san Francisco.
At Hong Kong, pril lst, bark Penobscot Eaton,
for New York.
Manila. In port March 22d, ship Alert Park, for
United states; barque Herbert Black, Treat from
Newcastle, ar. 20th, disg. April Both. Arrived
ship Queenstown, llchborn, iiiogo for New York
AT 1okohama March 10th, ship Frank Pcndleton,
from New YORK.
Pernambuco, April %. Arrived sch. Fred A.
Carrie. Condon Baltimore.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
CHARTERS. The following charters have been
made by local vessels: Schs Prescott Hazeltinc.
Charlotte 1. Sibley and St. Johns coal from Hobo
ken to Boston, 80 cents per ton; sch F. G.. Pendle-
ton, coal from Rondout to Boston, 5l.O5 per ton :;
sch. Nellie 5 Pickering lumber from Bucksville to
Walloboro, at 500 per NJ; sch. Mary L1ngdon,
from tondout 10 Bath and Belfast, cement at PC.
sch. Fannie a. Goriam has chartered to oa,I orange
box shocks from Bangor to st. MateO
The new barkcntine Glad Tiding5 loaded 1927
tons of ice at Bangor for Baltimore
schooner Merose OF Boston, lS2 tons, sailed from
Rockport, Me, Jan. 10Th and has NOT since been
| heard from. She commanded by Geo. W.
Lufkin of Deer Isle Me. and the Steward Samuel
&. johnson hailed from lslesboro. The rest of the
crew, five in Number. residences unknown. 10 i'll
surance on the vessel
The following is a list Of the officers ana crew
of the ship BOMBAY. which sailed from Philadel
phia Dec 2ath, lSS3, oal-laden, and has not since
been heard from. The ship was built in 1867 and
was owned III Bath. She was of 90 Is tons bur
den: l.. f. Peterson, captain Mrs. AblIe r. Peter
son, captains wife; NJ. A. Chadbournc, mate I;
James Il. Brown, second mate George Green,
cook, Chas. smith, cabin boy; Chas. johnson,
Robert Crmp, Francis Ready, Chas. Luther, Mar
tin Fleet, Albert Christian, John Brown, Hago
Holman, Albert johnson, VIM. johnson, David
BoNeY, seamen.
new fog bell has been placed of >herman's
Point, replacing the one carried away by the ice
last winter. says the Camden Herald.
sch Rachel Maud, from Rockport for Calves
tom has been furni shed with nasts at Boston,
and cleared again 9th inst
SPOKEN. April 81, lat 36 n, Ion. Al w , barquc
5. A. Staples Elwell, from Portland for Buenos
Ayres. May Sth, lat 81 2. Ion. 14.47, ship Oneida,
Carver, from Hong Kong for New York.
ANOTHER TERRIBLE Loss OF LIFE AT SEA.
The steamship State of Florida came in collision
last week with bark in mid ocean. Both vessels
sank causing loss of hundred and thirty five
lives; only forty seven being saved, among whom
was the Captain and two of the crew Of the bark