The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-05-24

T. l.; 18th, cleared brig katahdin, Hayes, Phila-
,ieiphia; sch. July Fourth Atwood Hoboken.
Jacksonville, May -. Arrived sch. Charlotte T.
si3lcy, Bartlett, Belfast
Satilla River, May IS Sailed sch. Sal'ie Ton,
West, New ork.
Mayport, Fla, May 9. In port sch Charlotte 7.
Sihley Bartlett from Belfast.
Edgartown, May 49, Arrived sch. Sandy Point,
Grant, Bangor.
FeInandina, Fla, May 49, Cleared schs Austin
u. Knight, Perry, New York Maggie Andrews,
SNOW, Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Matanzas, MAY II. Sailed bark Carrie +. Long,
Park, Delaware Breakwater.
Hong hong, April : Sailed bark Coloma,
N0ycs, Portland, O.
santos, April 10. Sailed sch. Edward johnson,
Port Darwin, ;. A., April 10. In port, ship S. +.
Hersey, Bennett unc.
Singapore, April TO- Sailed bark Escort, Water
house, Hong Kong; 18th. sailed bark F. J. Carrie
ton, Crosbie, New Nork.
Calcutta, April 10. In port, ships /. j. Morse,
for New York: san JOAQUIN, Drnkwater, for do;
Charles Dennis, Allen, FOR do. Chartered for New.
ork-The American ship Conqueror, at S5Ss for
fail cargo measurement, with 30 tons of saltpetre
with measurement ut So and Clutch at 81; 18th,
SAILED Ship Llewellyn }. Morse, Carver, for New
Nork.
Iarladoe,. April % sailed brig Ned White,
ilweil, for Antigua, to load for New York.
CarlenaS, MAY :. In port bark {. p Dixon,
EAnde-, for y. y or rhila.
Pon Elizabeth, C. &. IL. April u. Arrived
bark Evancll, Colcord, New York
Guantanamo. May T. Sailed sch. Benz. Fabens
tpmdun Delaware BrcthWater.
~agua, Nav 10. Arrived sch. Helen q. Moseley,
Holt. Alexandra, Va.
hrcoiho, April 80 Arrived sch. Harry White,
Hopkins, New York.
Antwerp, May Is. sailed ship Nancy pendleton,
hCn'ilctun, tariin.
pememsa, May > In port brig sparkling Wa
ter llichborn, from fcinandina, diss
Nlolant Bay. ia, April Il. Sailed bark Angus
tine Robbie. sherman, Providence.
i, Helena: Passed by previous to May 5, harks
renob-cot, Faton Hong Kong for New York; 5
p Carleton, Freeman, singapore Tor do.
Havana, Nh, il. Arrived brig John II. Gran
d3n, Pierce, Philadelphia.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
spoken, May l., lat b IS. lon a o., sch. Benz
fahcn>, from Guantanam for Delaware Break
water.
~ch. D. NJ French, of i;arnstabe, Mass, built at
Bass River, j. in lrj>, and registering Isl tons,
la- been Sold to Capt F. p. Weed, of Deer Isle,
the wen known American -hip. snow 4 Burgess
t. ~au Francisco. with a general cargo and has not
hecn heard from since.
Capt. David lIoagiou, master Of sch. Daylight
arrived at Boston the iSth reports lat. js % Ion.
y gti' passed Il large wh>tiing buoy, painted red
Tue schooner Mary Baker, of Bucksport, bound
for the Grand Banks. got ashore at circuit iiar
l''r Brook~Niile and returned 10 Sandy Point to
haHt the bottom examined.
Fishing schooner Grace Lee, of Ninaihaven,
t3l!. AncS ~rrang acak Friday on Matinicu7
rock ami sank. The taken OF by the
schooner l.uttie Hopkins ana andedat lnaiilaven
Delaware HrcahWatcr, MAY p. Arrived at $50
y. NJ. SCH Hattie II. Barbour. from Philadelphia
t"r Bangor in tow of tugboat North America had
Seen aground GA the BrandyWinc shoa). later
report say the Barbour l. not much damaged but
j. leaking slightly.
I'royinrctown. MAY u. Sch. A. IIayforl, before
reported With cargo of lime on lire, has been open
o'i and np trace ui tire found. The schooner
-aiiel for her destination to-day. see shipping
licln-.}
fAe harkentne Anra Lo Nico arrived at Fort
Point MonnHy from lrapani with Il cargo of salt
1uicmi'd 10 he discharged At Bucksport, hut ME
captain received word that the cargo was desired
10 he discharged at Portland. The captain replied
lhal hc would discharge there if the vessel could
y" furnished Il tow and the vessel remains there
awaiting AN answer
III accordance with application mlde TO the Light
ilnH-c Board, tommante Ter q. \. Bachelor, L. :.
navy Inspector of the 1T light house district, has
recommended and the Board has ordered the cs
Enlistment OF huoN~ ~ al> To nay lgationin Pleas
amt river amd bsa below Columbia Falls, at Coles
"rn Ledge Channel Rocks and Coffin Rocks.
Inc administration of the Bureau Neritas has
u-t issued the following list of maritime disasters,
lcrolrd during the month of March, lsss, concern
u- All tags sailing yessels-l1 American,2 Aus
t'iin )! British. ! Danish, 3 Dutch, I French, IL
German, Hawaiian, Italian, IL Norwegian, )
Portuguese, / spanish, , SWcdish-total, l04. In
rld- Duabcr arr iucude,l Il vessels reported miss
M. >teaner~-G British \orwesian-total, 5.
N0tire u given thar. pa ur about May - lsSs,
li-lt-N r--gl No +5 will De moorcd on Winter
Py2tcr >hnal station In place Of Light Vessel No
l.. The vessel H. schooner rugged, and painted
fr0, Isl tA tbs words Winter Quarter in large white
itcr- ea-i -itie, Nd No. - on sides and stern.
NNrl rri rentrtr Tight will he shown from the
tHuuits Head. about - feet above the level of
tir and -i.uH!d bc seen i'll clear weather about
= miles. Ca-r-W"Ik day mark, painted red, at
ullEnHasthca,'. During thick AMI foggy weather
l. INCH steam whistle Will be sounded, giving two
blasts of : seconds duration with Intervals OF 10
seconds, 'hcn Il third blast of > seconds, followed
hy ara Interval Of - seconds
tMl"hI'. The Freight Circular Of SNOW
burgess, NCN ! orh4 reports Tor the week ending