The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-01-21
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
San Francisco, Jan. 10. Arrived ship VIM. Nc
Gilvery, Dunbar, Liverpool. 18th. Cleared shr
Brown Bros, Goodell, Boston.
Jacksonville, Jan. Is. Arrived sch. Penobscot
Carter, New York. Jan: 10. Arrived sch. Fannie
y. Gorham, Mahoncy, Belfast.
Charleston Jan. Is. Arrived sch. Never & Muller,
Perkins, New York. Jan. is, arrived sch. Nellie s.
Pickering, Mckeen, do
Norfolk, Jan. Is. Cleared sch. Welaka Cottrell
Barbados.
Brunswick, ia, Jan. 7. Arrived sch St Johns,
Gilmore, jacksonville,
Philadelphia. Jan. IL. Cleared sch. Daylight
Hodgtlon, Salem.
New York, Jan. "A. Cleared ship Iceberg Treat,
from lloilo for Boston. Jan. Is. Cleared bark
Hudson, Carver, Talcahunao Jan 49, Arrived
Srhr, sarah L. Davis, kneeand. Aux Cages for
Providence. Cleared sch. +. II. Herman, Wood,
roint.'Pitre. Jan. 10. Arrived sch. Flora Con,
don, burgess, Brunswick.
Perth Amhoy, Jan. Is. Sailed sch. Charlotte r.
Sibley, Bartlett, Wilmington.
Boston, Jan; a. Sailed brig Herman, Jan IS.
Cleared brig ii. G. Siblcy lIichborn, AspinWall.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Havana, Jan. g. Arrived sch. Herald, Gray,
Phila.
Matanzas-ln port Jan $, barquc Lorena, stow
ers, for North of iaters, ldg.; brig Don Jacinto,
Hartman, for do. Jan. Sd. Arrived sch. Sallie
IOn, West, Fernandina.
Buenos Ayres, Dec. 10. Arrived brig J. H.
Lane, Shute, Portland. in port Dec l, brig Ned
White, Dow.
AuA Cages, Dec. p. Sailed sch. Sarah L. Davis,
knecland, Providence.
Anjier, Dec. :. Passed by bark John c. Smith,
Rosario, Dee. 10. Cleared bark Aug. Kobe for
Rio JancirG.
Nichols.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Sch. Morris W. Child Torrey, from Philadelphia
for Sagua, which grounded near Chester lIth was
lowed of without damage.
Srh. Catawantcak, Of and from Rocklamd for
New ork was ashore ON l. llmmcden Shoal 18th.
\ tug went to her assistance.
The Life saving service has again proved its
value by the saving of many lives during the
recent terrible weather on theacuast
Many coaetWise vessels of less than 300 or 600
tons continue to haul up at Portland, Me for the
winter, owing to the scarcity of frcights
The ship Brown Brothers is on her way from
Port Townsend. Puget sound, to Boston " it'll 300
sl'drs the largest 26 inches in diameter, and also
I21,oOU feet of lumber.
Captain Il. W. Merrill, of the schooner George
NcNln@er, which was wrecked on Prov inCctoW II
during the storm of last week, charges that the
officers OF the revenue cutter Gallatin disrcgarded
his signals of distress.
The brig W Woodbury., of Castinc, Brown, master,
eighteen day from st. Domingo with a cargo of
mahogany for Boston put into Boothbay Jan. IL.
one of the crew is sick and the second mate and Il
man disabled from injuries She lost seven sails
in The recent gales.
In the wreck Of the schooner 7. b. Witherspoon
on Nantucket Jan. H. Mariner Ryder, of Lincoln
vile, the second mate lost his life Five Seamen
were drowned, and the mates wife and child. The
vessel was total loss.
sch. Sea Bird, of Ellsworth. from New York cnr
Providence, before reported ashore in Long Island
sound, i badly washed. Wrcckers have contract
ed 10 iloat her and get her into Port Jefferson.
The crew were badly roStbten
sch. Lizzie Lane, Iicrrick from Philadelphia for
Para, put into st George (BeImuda) l> inst with
los OF dcckoad and sails, iii a severe gale Dec.
2Gh. Shipped quantities Of WATER which filled
four feet water in her. The surveyors found the
cargo badly damaged and ordered it discharged
HE first mate, A. +. DrN>tlac. was injured durin.
the gale and died after the vessel arrived.
The first Boston case under the prov ieions of the
new shipping bill came before Commissioner Hal
lett, Thursday. Joseph :. Thombs, master Of the
schooner benjamin Fabtns, was charged with hay
ing paIo advance Wages to IL boarding house keeper
at Pensacola, Florida, on account OF Julius Frost
and four other scamen. IL is alleged that he adj
vanrcd so on account of each man and charged it
to INN on settling with him III Boston. The penalty
for thus advancing wages Is a fine amounting to
four times the sum advanced, or imprisonment not
exceeding SIX months. Thombs was held in $500
for the District Court
FAElGnrs. From the Weekly Freight Circular
Of snow \ Burgess, New York Jan. Is, we learn
that there has been no important revival in any de
paifment OF the CARRYING trade. Naval stores, To
bacco and Deal trri%htS rule very quiet, but no
important variation i'll rates has occurred. The
River Plate and Brazil trades require little Tomas &c
at the moment, While rates remain mominally un.
changed. The demand for the NimdWari has been
somewhat better, but owners find it difficult to Oh
tain any Improvement upon previous rates, there
fore many have consented to accept the offers made
them. The West India trade continues light. Flecl
offerings of toUpcIage to Cuba has been noticed
during the week, but the going rates considered
unremunrraiNc, and agents reluctant to accept
them. There ha, been more inquiry for Sugar ton.
mage back, with Slightly better foelinga4 to rates
but the dun condition of the market here operates
I" restrict business. In other foreign departments
no special change has TRANSFERRED. CoastWiSc Lum
Der frcight> dull, with rates easier. Vessel.
from Jack sonvillc to New York are reported oh
tanabe - p LOO while from Brunswick "a .jt
Is an extreme price: Pensacola is quoted hithei