The Republican journal., 1886-02-04
AMERICAN POTTS.

Feb. 3. Sch. Winsow Morse O'Donohuc Bos-
ton.
AMERICAN POETS.
Pensacola. Jan. -. Arrived sch Austin u.
knight, DrinkWater, AmbuN.
Wilmington, n g. Jan % Cleared sch Lucia
Porter, Grindle, New York Jan. 80. Arrived sch
Hattie Nee. Buck, Putnam, Perth Amboy.
Portland Feb. |. Arrived sch. Florida Warren
Quantico, VA.
New lork Jan. g. Sailed bark John NJ. Clerk,
Leland, Adams. Pensacola and Key West.
Nayannah, Jan p, sailed sch Nellie ;. Picker
ing. Nckecn, jacksonville.
Charleston, Jan! %. Cleared sch Never 4 Alui-
ler Perkins, kings Ferry.
Newport News, Jan y. Arrived sch. Daylight,
llodgtiun salem.
salem, Jan. y. Ar1i, ed sch. Prescott IIazctinc
Flowers, for Jacksonville: Florida, Warren, puto-
mac City for Portland.
Mobile, Jan. %. Arrived sch. I. {. Pendleton
Boston, Jan. 81. Cleared brig Herman, lIchborn,
Barbados
FOREIGN PORTS.
Montevideo, Dee. p. Arrived bark Carrie f.
Long Park, Portland.
Hong Kong. In port Dec $, ship Wandering
jew Nichols.
Callao. In port Jan. ;, ship Henrietta Blanch
ard
st. Thomas Jan. O. Arrived brig Amy A. Lane
Clifford, Pointa-Pitre.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Augustus Welt x Co.. Wadoboro, are preparing
the moulds for a four-masted schooner Of about
LOO tons, $1,000 ton coal Capacity
ship :. f. Ilersey 99l tons, built at Searsport,
Me, in 1863, overhauled i'll ISL now at New York
has been sold for local account, at about So
800.
Chartered at san Francisco Jan. -, ship $. p
Hitchcock, for Liverpool, at 2ls 81; Frank Pende
ton, for Cork, United Kingdom, II;yie Antwerp
at 21s 81 Hudson for same, at 2JS.
Sch. Lizzie Lane, from Philadelphia for Para
before reported at Bermuda in distress, has dis
charged and was repairing Jan. I'D. The damaged
portion of her cargo is advertsedto be sold by auc
ton.
Sch. Setagawa, Capt. G. w. Pendleton, which
sailed from New York "A few DAYS previous to the
hurricane of Jan. 8, bound to an Eastern port is
supposed to have foundercd during the gale and all
hands supposed lost. Capt. Pcndcton was a resi-
dent of RockIand, Me, and the mate Geo. Tripp),
was resident of Deer Isle. The crew numbered
three men, unknown.
sch: Jennie Beazley Dow, from Clark's Cove
tor W Wilmington, \. g., with guano, went ashore
Jan 18Th near Life Station. No. = and is probably
a total loss, together with her cargo; Crew saved
1876 at BuckSpOrt, where She was owned.
SeVentV-two vessels took cargoes OF lumber from
Portland, Me- to ports in South America the past
year. This lumber about all goes to the River
Plate-to Buenos Ayres Montevideo, Rosario and
other ports in the Argentine Republic.
The schooner Cyrus Hall, from Mobile January
10 for Fall River, with cargo of cotton and luni-
Der, put into Norfolk, Va, Jan p in distress and
noted protest. Captain Coombs reports that on
January %, when east southeast of Chincoteague,
encountered heavy weather, during which lost fly
ing iibboom, foretopmast and several sails. The
vessel was kept free of water by constant pump
ing.
A despatch from Madeira states that German
vessel arrived there from ST. Helena and reports
that terrible mutiny took place on board the ship
Frank n. Thayer of Boston, Captain Clark, before
reported burned at The mutineers are report
ed to have murdered some of the officers and then
set fire to the ship. The vessel was bound from
Manila to New York.
Schooner Florence NJ. Tower, of Camden, Maine,
collided off Chatham, Mass, at eleven O'Clock Sat
urday night during heavy squall, with schooner
Spartan, of Port Midway. The Tower lost her
head gear and cut-water and is badly damaged
forward. She has sent for tug to tow her to
Boston. The Spartan was struck about amdships
and cut to the water way and will probably make
temporary repairs and proceed without assistance
all possible repairs.