The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-07-15
SHIP NEWS
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
July O. sch. sarah l.. Davis, knccland Phila
delphia.
July 10, sch. Henry, Woods, Bangor.
July IL. Schs. r. IIazeltne, French, Boston; a.
Havford Jones, Bangor
July 8 Sch. Geo. b. Ferguson, Ryder, ELS
worth
July 10. sch Puritan, Sargent, Mt. Desert
july IL. Schs. Henry, Woods, Boston; James
Holmes RYAN, do. Odell Wade do. Mary Far
row, Condor, Newport.
July II. sch A. Ilayford, Jones, New ork
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, July >. Arrived sch: I-ackawana
staples, New Bedford; July 6, arrived schs Dora
NJ French, French, Bangor; A. W. Ellis, fergu-
son, do; July 10, arrived sch. Charles ileath, zen
dleton, Bangor; John Lenthall, Buck, Frankfort
A. c. Stubs, Pendleton New Haven; july IA, ar
rived sch. Florida, Warren, Jack sonyille
New Haven, june 6, Arrived sch. Morris W.
Child, Torrey, Pensacola.
Boston, July g. Cleared brig Herman, IIich
born, Barbados.
johnson, Warren; cleared brig Amy \. Lane
Carver, Cardenas, July $, arrived sch Daylight
Hodgdon, kennebec.
san Francisco July $. Arrived ship Levi G..
Burgess, johnson, Yokohama.
New bedford, July s. Arrived sch. Edward
Stanley, Coombs, Lincomvile.
Jacksonville, July >. Arrived sch. Palatka
Providence, July .. Arrived sch. Brunette,
West, searsport; July II, arrived sch Raven, Pen
dleton, Bangor.
Newport, July IL. Sch Mary Farrow, Condor,
Bangor.
Rockport. July, II. Sailed bark Edwin Gushing,
Brunswick, July 10 Arrived schs. susan y.
Pickering, Haskell, Boston; Fannie A. Gorham'
WEIGH, Phila.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Manzanilla, May %, Arrived bark Clara Z. Nc
Clvcry, Griffin, New York.
sydney, \. 5. w. Arrived previous to July I,
ship VIM. McGilvery, Dunbar, Port Blakcly; bark
Penobscot, Eaton, New York 81 days.
st. John, n. b., July s. Cleared sch. Hannibal,
Pendleton, Vineyard Haven.
Rio yaneiro, June l3. In port brig Ned White,
Elwell, unc.
Manila-In port May p, ship Wandering Jew,
Nichols, for New York, takes about 5000 bales
hemp and 100 tons sugar.
Nanaimo, June %. Arrived ship Nancy Pendle-
ton, Pcndlcton Victoria, to load for san Francisco
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
spoken. May p, lat. 10 n. lon %, ship Richard
Z. Buck, Carver, from New York for shanghai
Sch Prospect, at New Bedford, has been
purchased by Boston parties, and is to be com
manded by Capt. Arcy.
The North Atlantic Pilot Chart for July indicates
a probability of ice being fallen in with OF the
Grand Banks as far as lat. Al, lon 4S The best
sailing routes for the principal voyages are laid
down, with probable winds, &C., and observations
of floating and dangerous sunken wrecks, water
spouts and whales icebergs and foes and derelict
buoys reported in June
Messrs. Lewis & J.ittlefeld, of Bangor, have
will be the largest schooner that ever loated. Mr..
Lewis will soon leave for Canada in search of
timber large enough for the purpose The vessel
will have keel of % feet, width of AZ feet, Il
depth of "A feet and will register about 900 tons.
She will have five masts, the only ocean schooner
ever afoat thus fitted out. i. w. & III. T. Morse.
of Bath, will be the builders, part owners and
managing owners.
A Philadelphia despatch of July Sth says: There
was large and spirited meeting Of the Captains
and Vessel Owners Association to-day, called to
take action on the more than 80 vessels that are
carrying coal between this city and New York at
prices considerably below the Association figures.
it was stated that there at present lying idle in
this port vessels measuring in all 2O,150 tons, and
these vessels, the president c0ntended, should re
main tied up rather than accept low rates. The
members all agreed to stand by the present rates
nt 1e was -; Phi,dnnhas thev wonld SenI
other ports for cargocs The meeting also decided
to let the Eastern receivers know that they intend
making a determined stand and that the AssOcia-
ton will not yield an inch from this time out, even
though every vessel is tied up.