The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-02-14

ARRIVED.
Feb. :. Schs. Wild Pigeon, Paine, Boston, 1.
Warren, Coles, DO.
Feb. .. Sch. +. L. Warren, Colson, Boston.
Feb Is. sch. Allen Green, --, Portsmouth, Va
AMERICAN PORTS.
New ork, Feb. .. Arrived sch Nettic Ianqi'n,
Ba4cy, Jacksonville: sth, cleared, sch, Mary I.
CorsOn, Robinson, Jacksonville; 9th arrived, -chs
Isaiah X. >tetson, Trask Demerara; Carrie +.
Woodbury., Bryant, Black River, ia; Isaac Obel-
ton, Trim, Brunswick, Ga. 18th, cleared sch. Flor
cnce x Lillian, smith, jacksonville; 18th, arrived
sch. Flora Condor, Mahoncy, Jacksonville.
latka, Chaples, New York.
New London, Feb. II. Arrived sch. Fannie A.
Gorham, Nadlin, Jacksonville
Fcrnandina, Feb. II. Cleared schs. Susan y.
Pickering Haskell New York; Charlotte I. -ib-
ley, Bartlett, Perth Amboy.
Norfolk, Va, Feb. IL. Arrived brig Harry stew
art, Blake Turks Island.
Portland, Feb H. Arrived sch. L, sherman,
Baltimore.
Coosaw, 5. O.. Feb. II. Arrived sen. Prescott
IIazeltne, Norfolk.
Philadelphia, Feb. II. Arrived sch. Thomas W.
HYDE sherman Portland.
Baltimore, Feb II. Arrived sch. Yale, Simpson,
Boston.
Boston, Feb $. Cleared, bark Fred f. Richards,
Thorndikc Demerara; 10th, arrived, sch. sarah "
Lawrence, FarroW, Philadelphia; II, cleared sch.
Daylight, lIodgdon, Baltimore.
Mobile, Feb. ). Sailed, sch. f. G. pCndleton
Fletcher New York; 4th, arrived, sch. stella NJ
kenyon, Williams, New y DIRK via Key West; 9TH,
sailed sch sarah ID. }. Rawson, iiayana; SIN,
cleared, sch. Florence Leland, Adams, New York
Portsmouth, \. H., Feb A. Arrived, sch. King
Philip, Coombs, Newport News.
Brunswick, Ga, Feb. i, arrived, sch. s.. johns,
Gilmore, Baltimore; Feb. b. arrived sen. Nellie :.
Pickering, Mckeen, do.
savannah Feb 8. Arrived, sch. Nahum Chaplin
Arey, Boston.
Galveston, Feb. {! Arrived sch. Meyer n Muller,
Patterson New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Port Spain, Trim, Jan. H. Arrived, sch. Nj i.
Millen Dyer, Demerara.
Havana, Jan p. Arrived, sch. Helen g M"se-
Buenos Ayres, Jan 81. Arrived, sch. Pocahon-
ta-, sawyer, iIubbard's Cove.
Rio Janeiro Jan. Il. Sailed sch. Edward John
son, Warren, for New York.
Caidenas, Feb. |. IN port, brig Hattie, C"omts,
from Antigua for n. Of IIatleras, to sail about
Feb. 20
Matan1as, Jan. % In port, brig Amy A. Lane
Cole for y. of Hattcras.
Ponce, p. r, Jan. %. In port, sch. Matte t.
c,arging.
>t. Jayo, Jan. %. Arrived, SCH II. J. Cottre
Haskell, Mobile.
Pisagua, Dee. :. In port bark Willard Mudgctt
Croker, for Hampton Roads
Turks island, Jan Il. Arrived brig Harry
Stewart Blake, Antigua (and sailed sd for Nor
folk; I'D, b ,rk Megunticook, Wallace, Barbados
(and sailed 26th for Boston,.
Hong Kong, jan ,. In port, bark Coloma, Noyes
Zaza Feb. 3. Arrived, sch. Nellie L. sawyer
AIey, Clenfuegos
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Oar freight report has failed to come to hamd
the past two weeks.
Ship Oneida 1870 tons. built at Searsport in lS5G,
has been sold at san Francisco to Louis Boss x
Co.
Can't John f. Allen, of sch Kate Markee, will
become master of the great sch. Cornelius !Iar-
graves, q POO tons now building at Camden, Me,
and which it is expected will be launched this
Mr.. VIM. Mckee, of East Boston, will build the
barque contracted for by Capt, Quincy, formerly of
barque Henry Norwel. The keel of the new barque
is now being laid.
Ship GOV. Robe, of Bath, Capt Blanchard, now
on the passage from Japan to Portland, has been
chartered to load 10000 cases refined oil at New
York for Shanghai at 40 cts. per case. The Rohie
passed st. Helena Jan. 10, and will be due at Port
land in March.
The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed w.
II. II. Wyman first assistant keeper OF the Sequin
Light Station, Maine, and +. NJ. Wyman, keeper of
Pond Island Lighthouse, Maine, vice Charles 5.
! Brown, deceased.
DISASTERS, ETC. Cutter Dallas arrived at Rock
land Feb. : with IA of the of SCH Melissa D..
Robbins, of Portland which went ashore at four
O'Clock that morning during heavy gale and high
sea on Little Green Island, while bound from La
Have Banks to Portland, with 10000 pounds had
barely escaped with their lives, after great suffer
ing, to small uninhabited island, where the sig
nal of distress seen by the Dallas. Four of
/ the crew saved by lie saving at White
head The survivors of the of the sch. A lice
| &. Chester, wrecked of IIatteras, have reached
New York. Capt. Thomas lngersoll, Mate Wells
| and two seamen were drowned -. sch. Nellie A.
| DrIry, of ThOmaston, Wilson, from Baltimore for
| Cardenas, with 800 tons coal, totally wrecked
Jan. % at Grand Bahamas. The captain and crew
arrived at Nassau, n. p. ls inst, with some coop
erage and part of the vessels materials. The mate
and crew arrived at New York Sth, on steamer
| Santiago Ship Llewellyn J. Morse, 1925 tons,
! Capt. Savory at San Francisco Feb. from Balti-
more, furled all sail (wind eastward to tow in.
| On the bar the steamtug Hercules haWser parted
and several seas broke on board the ship. After Il
time the tugs hawser got afoul of her propeller.
| The tug Monarch then came up and parted one
hawser Steamtug Etna finally towed the ship
safely into port. The abandoned sch. James w
| Drury, before reported, was again passed Feb. 5
| in lat. 26.l1 n, Ion. $3.50 w., waterogged and
| matches Off.