The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-10-31


Oct. ri. Sch. Woodbury. NJ. Snow, Ellis, Boston.
SAILED.
oct. y. Sch. VIM. Flint, Dodge, Bangor
oct %. sch. Woodbury. NJ. snow, Ellis, Rock
Oct 80. sch Helen, White, Mt Desert
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, oct -. Arrived, schs Electa Bailey
Phllbrick ami Charlotte Fish, Bangor; cleared,
sch Lester a Lewis, Burgess, st. Lucia; D, arriy
ed schs Hannabel, Pendleton; Charlotte Buck,
Dodge, Bangor; a, arrived sch Sarah l. Davis,
Jones, Pigeon Cove; cleared, Meyer x Muller Pat
terson 'lacksonville; y arrived sch. Abbie {.
Stubs, Pendleton, Brunswick, Ga; 2S cleared
schs +. {. Pendleton, Fletcher Demerara; Sarah
J. ID. Raw-On French, Barbarian.
Boston, Oct %. Cleared, sch Sarah w Lawrence,
Haskell, Philadelphia; "A, arrived, sch Olive Peck
er, Hall, Baltimore; cleared, sch Z sherman,
Baltimore; 2S arrived sch Maggie Mulvey, Rand
lett, Port johnson; sailed sch L. sherman, BALTIC
f. L. Warren and James Holmes, Belfast; Penob-
scot, Brunswick.
Philadelphia, oct D. Arrived, schs Daylight,
liodgdOn; Yale, simpson, Boston; %, arrived sch
Charley Bucki, Chapman, Bangor, cleared, sch
Yale, Boston, %, arrived, sch Sarah w Lawrence,
Boston, and cleared for do. IS, cleared sch Helen
q. Mosely, Holt Boston
Baltimore, Oct % Arrived, sch GOV Ames,
| Davis, BuenOs Ayres.
Bangor oct y. Arrived, sch Dora French,
| Port Liberty; %, arrived, sch Mary l. Crosby,
Mew) Pendleton, Millbrdge; "A, cleared sch.
Webster Barnard, Marshall New York; p ar
rived sch. VIM. Flint, Dodge, Salem.
Portland, Oct a. Cleared sch Matte b Russell,
Collins, Martinique.
Newburyport. Oct 26. Sailed brig Katahdin,
Bath, to load for New YORK.
Newport News, Oct -. Arrived sch King Philip,
Portsmouth; %, arrived, sch L H HERMAN, Nor
! folk.
! Richmond, oct %. Arrived, schs Carrie f Wood
| bury, Baltimore; Addie Jordan, Boston
| Charleston, Oct q. Sailed sch Morris w Child,
Torrey, Baltimore.
| Brunswick, Oct %. Cleared, sch Nellie ) Picker
| ing, Flowers, Satilla.
Astoria, O, Oct 80 Sailed, bark Coloma, Moves,
/ China via Honolulu.
Fernandna, Oct "a Arrived, sch Austin ID
| Knight, Drinkwater, New York.
Jacksonville. oct "A. Sailed, sch Fannie A Cor
ham, Wadln, New York.
Key Wet br oct 2 20 Arrived bark Freeda
Norfolk Oct. %. Cleared sch. Tecumseh Far
row, Salem.
| Norfolk, Va, Oct. Is Arrived sch. Belle Hoop
| er, Gikey, Baltimore
salem, Oct. IS. Arrived sch sandy Point, Grant
Perth Amboy for Saco.
Portland, Oct "A. Cleared sch A. W. Ellis, Ry.
der. Bangor.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Montevideo Oct "a. In port, brig John II Gran
don, Norwe, for United States.
Port au Prince, Sept p. Arrived, sch Harry
White, Hopkins, Bucksport, Me.
Cebu, Sept 4. In port, bark Jennie Hardness
Amesbury, for Delaware Breakwater
! BarbadoeS, Oct ). Arrived, brig ]. Staples, Stow
ers Buenos Ayres (and remained It'll, seeking).
| Turks Island, Oct. IL. Arrived brig Fidela,
Blake, Grenada, to sail 22nd, destination not given
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
The sch. Forest Fairy, W hich sailed from Boston
| Aug. y, and which supposed to have been
| lost arrived at Flores Sept. 4.
| ii. Nj. Bean, of Camden, commences at once on a
| schooner in his yard Storer, of Waldoboro, will
also begin work next week a schooner about
the size of the Welt in the yard just vacated Welt
x Co. intend duplicating the Augustus Welt next
season.
SALES. The following parts of sailing vessels
were sold at auction at Bath Saturday: One-thir
ty-second Geo NJ. Adams, DR.. Samuel Anderson
5000; 1872, ship Thomas w. HYDE Augustus Palm
l.5Z, Carrie A. Norton, Nathaniel Palm
er, 1886; 1872, b. X. Woodside, n. Palmer, $542
1872, Cellna lioughton Mcclellan, 500; 1-32, IL. L
Mason, \. Palmer, $40; 1872 Mary l.. Allen, Thos
Campbell, $3.50; 30, Mary E. Morse, Geo. H. Clark
$5I6
DISASTERS. Brig II. 3. Hussey at Charleston
Oct % from Boston, encountered a hurricane from
the northwest, 50 miles n. of Hatteras, which last
ed II hours. The Hussey stove stern, boat and
rail, broke wheel and skylight and flooded cabin
| of Brooklyn has been lost at sea- and most of the
crew perished.. The sch. Martha n. Hall, of Bos
ton, is given up for lost She was last of Fire
Island Sept. 8, in rough water :. The sch. Lizzie
s. Haynes, cast ashore on Bodies Island, is chiefly
owned in Augusta, although hailing from Bath
Manchester Haynes, George l.. Weeks and Orvillt
ID. Baker, being among the owners. Their inter
ests are partially insured IA small schooner be
longing. to Stephen Morcy, of West Deer Island
broke from her moorings Sunday evening ant
drifted out to sea. Nothing has been heard from
her since. She was loaded with canned fish from
the factory. There no insurance on vessel OF
cargo. :. Sch. Frank Maria, Capt. Chas. H. Smith
went ashore Sunday night on Odiornes Point, a
the mouth of Portsmouth lower harbOr. The cap
tain and crew of four men were rescued by tn,
life saving men in greatly exhausted condition
The schooner was loaded with coal, consigned tt
Ii. NJ Curtis, Newcastle. She was built at Orand
Me, in 1861, and halls from Ellsworth. She vii
probably prove a total wreck Sch III Sprague
Nickerson, from Hoboken for Boston, while max
ing harbor at City Island the 18th, fouled witt
sch. Annie X. Lewis, OF Bucksport and carried
away flying jibbOm and headgear. The top work
of the Lewis were damaged only to slight extent
-. The sch Isaac Oberton, Capt. Trim, from Ban
gor for Philadelphia, with a cargo of lumber
went ashore Tuesday morning on the north bar a
Townsends inlet.
FREIGHTs. The Freight Circular of Snow 4
Burgess, New York, reports for the week endin,
Oct. 26 The prominent feature of the market thi
week has again been scarcity of long voyag
sailing vessels and of transient steamers TO
prompt and early loading, for both of whic
classes of tonnage good enquiry has prevailed
and generally at strong figures. Quite a umbe
of sailing vessels and two or three steamers to ar
rive have been fixed with case oil for China, Japa