The Republican journal., 1885-05-14
SHIP NEWS.
POhT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
MAY 5. Sen. Fannie 4 Edith, Warren, Boston.
May 10, sch. James Holmes, Ryan, Boston.
May H. Sch. ST. Johns, Gilmore, Boston
May - sch. Palatka. Chaples, New Haven.
SAILED.
May :. Sch Mary Farrow, Condor, Bangor.
May :. Sch. E. J.. Warren Coson, Boston
May IL. Sens Webster barnard, Marshall, St
Johns; }. Ponder, Jr., Bullock, St Johns
May T. Sch. James Holmes Ryan, Searsport
May 10. Schs. Welaka, ferguson, Bangor.
May IA. Sch. c. T. sibley, Bartlett Rockport
AMERICAN PORTS.
Philadelphia, May 4. Cleared brig j. II. Lane,
t!ilkey, Matanzas Cleared sch Charley Bucki
Freneh, New Haven Nay 8, Arrived sch Abram
Portland, May 6, Arrived sch. Yale, IIodg,lon
Newport News.
Baltimore, May {. Cleared bark Moonbeam, Dun
bar, Norfolk, where she arrived The sth. May sth
Arrived sch. J. F. Morrow, Chase, kennebec.
Boston, May , Arriyed SCH Mark Pen'lleton.
P2ndeton. New York. May O. Arrived sch. Stella
NJ Kenyon, Pendlcton, Windsor, y 5.
thallcston, Ma! 6. Arrived sch. VIM. Frederick
Patterson, Belfast,
Fernandina, May 6, Arrived sch. Austin d.
New YORK, May 6. Arrived sch. T. II. Livingston,
SWEET, JacksonYiIe Cleared ship p. Hitchcock,
VI. French, Giles, Norfolk; Charles E. Moody,
llodgkins Frankfort
Bucksville, May >. Sailed sch, Hattie MEG. Buck,
Putnam, Arecibe, p. r.
san Francisco, May 5. Arrived ship Alameda,
Nickels, Liverpool
Georgetown, ID. c., May .. Cleared sch Daylight
Passed Hell Gate, May 9 Schs. Fannie A. Cor
ham, WEIGH. Hoboken for Boston; A. IIayfor'I
Jones, Elizabethport for Bangor
FOREIGN PORTS.
St. Helena. Arrived April 10, ship Ice King,
Bartlett, Iloilo, for Boston.
\anaimo, April %. Sailed, ship VIM ii. Con
nor, Nichols, san Francisco.
Lundy Isle. Passed by MAY :, ship Levi G;
Burgess, johnson, for Cardiff where she arrived
Newcastle, \ W Sailed March %, barques
Willard Mudgett,, Staples, Hong Kong; March =
Pendeton, Colcord, Hong Kong.
Havana May l. Sailed barque Mignon, Cocori,
Cardenas.
Caibaricn. Sailed, April Is, barquc Formosa,
Tenerine; Sailed, April Is, barque oustee,
Nickerson, Trinidad.
Hiogo, May A. Cleared, ship Lucy A. Nickcls,
Rogers, New York.
Matanzas, May2. Sailed, barque Havana Rice,
New York
ST. Thomas May /. Arrived bark Augustine,
kobbe Costigan, Buenos Ayres
Havre May ,. Sailed ship Nancy Pendleton,
Pendleton, Cardiff, where she arrived May ).
Yokohama, April % Arrived ship Clarissa Dow.
New York.
Trapani Arrived previous to April 30 brig Ned
White Dow Valencia.
Rio Janeiro, April 9. Arrived sch. Helen G.
Moseley, Holt, Brunswick.
Bermuda, May :. Arrived sch. Jas. g. stover,
Liverpool. Arrived May 9, ship Elizabeth. But
man. san Francisco.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
The fishing schooner Charles Haskell, of North
Haven, recently ashore at Sandy Hook, was danag-
ed to the amount of $500; insured. Repairs were
made at New York.
The schooner ID. B. Everett, owned in Rockland,
Me, is probably lost. Her captain f. o. McLain,
J. Cochrane, the mate and Frank Willis, the COOK,
were from Rockland.
Mcssrs Cobb, Wight Co., of Rockland, begin
Immediately the construction in their yard three
masted sch of $50 tons, to be comm nded by Capt.
c. c. Arey, of Owls Head, now IN the sch. Nahum
Chaplin.
The North Atlantic Pilot Chart for May has been
issued from the photographic Office being com
plete in III its details as usual. During April the
weather has been generally moderate. violent
the westward, was experienced by number of
30 degrees west longitude. Several short but 10
and Cape IIatteras that of the 18th being preceded
by brilliant electric phenomena cyconic dis
turbance, with unusually low barometer, passed
OFF the New England coast on the 2gth, being follow
ed by high northwesterly winds. For May gener-
ally fair weather will prevail North Of latitude 40,
and between Cape Hatteras and Newfoundland.
occasional northerly gales may be expected Ice
bergs may be found as far south as 40 and between
40 and IS west longitude.
SPOKEN No date. lat. % p lon. 50 81, sch. Sal
lie Pom (of Searsport, Me-, from Mayaguez, for
Boston.