The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-08-26


Aug. - sch. Carrie Woodbury., Bangor: II. W.
tu-hnan, Brown, Boston.
Aug y. sch. \. Richardson, Pattcr~hal Ban
@Or.
Aug p. sch Jas. Holmes Ryan, Boston.
Aug y. steamer Mount Waldo. Patterson, II
lem
Aug n ~ch joachim French, Boston
Aug. n. sch. Puritan, sargent Mt Desert.
Aug. 10. sch Nose. Eddy Hart RockLlnd
Aug ~. sch. Fannie X Edith, Warren, do
Aug. u. sen. Carrie Woodbury., Curi~o
Aug. p. Sch. II. ". Cu~hman, Brown, Iatmoine.
Aug y. sch, a. Richardson, Pattcrshlll, New
Bedford.
Aug .. Sch. J, Ponder, .Jr. Bullock Boston.
Aug b Sch Florida, Warren, Jacksonville.
AMERICAN PORTS.
san Francisco, Aug. Il. Sailed ship Levi q.
burgess, Johnson, liavre.
BrunsWlck, Aug. Is. Cleared sch. palatka.
Charle>, Amhoy: Aug. L. Sailed sch. Austin ID.
Knight, Drinkwater, New York
New York. Aug IL. Arrived sch. Nellie ;. Pick
erng, Mckeen, Brunswick: Hattie MEG. Buck
Putnam, St Thomas; Aug. IS Arrived ship ;. r.
Hitchcock. Nichols, Liverpool; Aug. 20. Arrived
sch A, W, Ellis, Ferguson, Bangor; Aug. y.
Arrived sch. A. Hayford, Jones. Mt. Desert.
Portsmouth, Aug l.. Arrived sch. Lucia Per
ter Grindlr Amb"y and sailed 10Th for Belfast.
Jacksonville, Aug. Is Arrived sch. Prescott
IIazelhne, French, Belfast; Aug. y. Arrived sch.
Penobscot, Carter. Belfast.
Dalien, Aug IS Cleared sch. Flora Conoon,
Burgess, Bridgeport. Aug. u. Cleared sch. Never
& Muller, Perkins, New York,
salem, Aug. -. Arrived steamer Mount Waldo,
Patterson, Port Johnson.
Baltimore, Aug. Il. Arrived sch. stella NJ. Ken
yon, Williams, Bangor Aug. y. Arrived sch. DAY
light, Iodgton, Boston; Aug. 20 Arrived schs
ID. ID. Haskell, Haskell. Fernandma: Helen G.
Moseley, Holt, Boston; Lester a. Lewis, Moody,
Belfast
Passed Hell Gate, Aug. - sch. John c. smith,
Ferguson, Iloboken, for Belfast.
Newport News Aug. Is. Sailed sch Susan y
Picl ering, Haskell, Norfolk.
Woods IIoll, Aug. IS. Arrived brig stockton,
Allen, Swan Island.
Richmond, Aug. 20 Arrived sch Abbie g.
Stubs, Pendletun, kennebcc
Philadelphia, Aug; -, Arrived sch. Annie +.
Ricker>on, Foss, and Mary A. Power, Pisbury,
Frankfort, Aug. 20. Arrived sch. Mary A. Hail.
French, and Lackawana, CloSSon, Bangor.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Falmouth, Aug -. Arrived ship Henrietta,
Blanchard, I.obos.
>avona. Aug. 10. Arrived brig Don .Iacinto,
Philadelp hia.
Carlcnas, Aug 10 Arrived brig Amy A. Lane,
Carver, PIia.
Manila, July 6. In port, Ship +. n Blanrhard
Cakes, for New York.
san Lorenzo, July y. Sailed bark Fred W.
Carbon, Reid, Falmouth.
st. Thomas, July %. Arrived brig Herman,
Hichborn Boston. Sid. July 2S sch. Hattie Nice
Buck, Putnam, fajardo, to load for North of Hat
teras.
Cadz, to Aug. 26. Arrived bark John Bunyan.
Lancaster, Newport News.
Garlif r Augi Is Sailed ship David Brown, Nc
Amjer-Passed by July Z, ship Snow Il Bur
CESS Brown, Philadelphia for iIiogo.
Havre Aug; u. Arrived ship Oneida, McGil
very, New York.
Auckland, \. T.. In port, July 20, bark Mary f.
Russell, Nichols, from New York via. Weinsto
arrived, July > for New York dy
sydney, n :. W. In port July Is, barqucs Hay
den Brown, Havener Pcnobscot, Eaton, unc.
Melbourne In port July 10, ship City of Brook
lyn, Swan, unc.
Hong kong-In port July ID, ships r. b. Thomas,
Nichols from Newcastle, \. $. W; Henry :. san
ford, ,Pendleton, New York; barque Abbie Carver
for al
Barbadoes. Arr. July 20, brig Herman, HIGH
born, Boston.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Launched at Bath, Me. 2lst, sch. Maine, about
| 200 tons, owned by Baltimore parties.
Spoken Aug. 81 OFF Capes of Delaware, baruue
| Evanell, Colcord, from Nuevitas for n York.
schooner George Leo, from Rockand for New
| York, with lime, ran ledge near White Head
23d, bilged and her cargo is on fire. She will be
| total loss.
The Washbum Bros. Thomaston, have laid the
| keel for double dccked three masted schooner Of
$50 tons 1t is the only vessel built there this
| son.
| Sch. d. X. Arey arrived at Bangor 10th with
| 1000 kegs of nails. She was caught in the severe
| blow the first of the week and was leaking 800
strokes per hour next morning. She has been
pumped out and discharged and her cargo found
| 10 have sustained little damage.
| Barque John Carver, of n. Bedford, before re
| ported wrecked, while running before the wind
struck cake of ice which stove her port bow and
the water rushed in so that the crew had only time
to get few things in boat to make their escape.
The crew had cold time for 81 hours. On the
morning of June % the whaler Atlantic was
! sighted.
The Weekly Freight Circular of Snow & Bur
CESS, New lork, for the week ending Aug. 81 says
In the River Plate trade rather more inquiry for
| Lumber tonnage, Southern loading, is experienced
and though shippers are disposed to meet slight
advance in rates, the fact that vessels rather
operates to the restriction of business Gen
eIal cargo tonnage is in moderate demand at about
former rates. To Brazil there is some inquiry re
port, but owners are firm in their ideas, and ship
pers hesitate to meet the rates demanded. In the
| West India trade there is no Improvement to note
| and interest in Windward shipments has abated
| somewhat. Coastwise Lumber freights a
shade weaker, with 81 10 the present basis from
jacksonville to New York. Coal freights have
been less active, but regards rates, there has
been no variation from the established quotations
of the association. Local charters Brig RabbOni
$50 tons, from Port johnson to Belfast, Coal, 8;
cents and discharge. Scllr. Mark Pendleton, l9.
tons, from South Amboy to Newburyport, Coal
$l.05 and discharge. Chartered, at San Francisco
ship Nancy Pendleton, with wheat to Gibraltar fol
orders to south coast of France west coast OF
Italy at 81 lbs Cd; of if ordered to Cork, U. X
Hayre, or Antwerp, at FL los, or direct port a