The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-09-08
SHIP NEW S.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
boro; Mary A Hail. Neazie, Portsmouth ::
Carrie E Crosby, Kalloch, Portland Leola,
Ames, Portland; Louisa Francis, Thorn
dixie, Boston; Brunette, Rollerson, Sears
port Radiant, Hardy, Boston.
Sept >, schs Sarah l. Davis, Jones, New
Sept ), schs Clara, New York; Ella NJ
Wiley, Boston; Mary Crosby, White.
Green's Landing.
Sept 5, sch Helen, Chapman
Sept q, sch Fannie & Edith, Ryan, Boston
Sept >, scs Charlotte I. Sihley, Ferguson,
yacksonville James Holmes, Ryan, Boston :
Leola, Bangor
Sept ;, sch Louisa Francis, Rockport.
Sept 5, sch NJ E Crosby, White, New York
Sept q, sch Brunette, Rollerson, Boston.
Sept I, schs Mark Pendleton, Bangor; A
Haytord, Warren, Rockland; Senator Sulli-
van, Philadelphia.
AMERICAN PORTS
New York Sept. l. Arrived schs. A w
Ellis, Rockland; Paul seavey. Prospect
Annie Chase, Bangor:2, arrived sch H j
Cottrell, HASKELL Boston: 3, arrived schs
Austin ID Knight, Drnkwater. Darien: An
HE K Lewis, Lewis, Bangor; \ NJ Dickin-
SON, Rockland: I, arrived schS Dora NJ
French and Leonessa Bangor: ), arrived,
schs Penohsrot, French, Fernandina Daniel
Torrty, Drlnkwater, High Island, Me Fleet
wing, Batcnelder, Rockland Menawa, Alex
ander, Bangor: Abraham Richardson, Pat
tershall New Bedford
Philade phia, Sept ,. Cleared SCH ID ID
Haskell, Haskell, Allyn's Point; 3, cleared
sch Henry Clausen, Jr, AppIeby, Galveston:
1, arrived sch Daylight, Nickerson, kenne-
bee.
A1a,, Il, ~,
Anna Pendleton, Fernandna for Boston
Baltimore Sept l. Cleared sch d II Riv-
ers, Col"ord, Boston; >, sailed, bark Jose
phine, Bahia and Rio Janeiro.
Boston, Aug 81. Arrived brig Woodbury.,
Raynes, Pascagoula Schs Lillian. Grindle,
Portland: Eliza j Pendeton, Pendeton
Washington, ID c; Mary Eliza, Morrissey,
Winterport: sailed schs Aifaretta S Snare,
BucksTille, S q: Susan n Pickering Satilla
River; Waldemar, Rcckport, Me; \ Hay
ford, Belfast; William Butman, Searsport:
Georgia Gllkey, coastwise Olive 7 Whit
tier, Portland; Sept ,, cleared brig II c Sib-
ley, Hichborn, Demerara: >, arrived sch
Mary Farrow, Condon Belfast; 8, arrived,
bark Meguntcool, Wallace, Turks Island
sch Maggie Mulvery, Ranlett, Port Johnson
Portland, Aug 81. Cleared sch Star of the
Sea, Hopkins, kennebec and Philadelphia !;
Sept l, arrived schs Lester A Lewis, Bur-
CESS, New York; Olive 7 Whittier, Whittier
Boston; Olive Pecker, Hall, Wiscassett; r
Pettigrew Morse, Philadelphia.
Bangor, Me, Aug 30 Cleared schs Edward
II Blake, Smith, Philadelphia Sandy Point,
Grant, Newark arrived bark Thos j Stew
art, Blake, Portland; 81, cleared Sch Susie
Oliver, Snare, Philadelphia: =, arrived
sch Isaac Oberton, Trim, Philadelphia; ),
arrived sch Odell, Wade, Boston: g. arrived
schs Nightingale. Thurston, New Haven
George Il Ferguson Rondout; cleared schs
Charlotte FISH, Pendleton, New York Wins
low Morse. McDonough, Boston
Fernandina, Aug 80. Sailed sch Florence
Leland, Adams, New York ), sailed, sch
Jessie Lena, Neazie, New York
Jacksonville, Aug 81. Cleared sch Meyer
x Muller, Patterson, New York >, cleared
sch Nellie Pickering, McKeen, Providence,
Providence, Sept i. Sailed Sch Young
Brothers, Snow, Philadelphia
Perth Amboy, Sept >. Sailed sch Lizzie
Lane, Closson, Portland
FOREIGN PORTS
Lisbon, Aug II. Sailed brig Eugene Hale.
Harding, Para.
shanghae, Sept 3. Arrived Ship Mary 4
Stone, New York.
MARINE MISC ELLANY.
Spoken Aug. %, lat b, Ion IS, ship VIM
II. Common, from Manila for Boston
The big ship Susquehanna, Capt. Sewall,
arrived i'll Liverpool Sept ,, making the
trip from San Francisco in "a days, d re-
markedly quick passage
y quantity of jute from the cargo Of the
damaged ship Jacob Il. Ridgway, from Cal
cutta for New York, at Cape Town, was sold
at auction Aug. II. Her bowsprit has been
removed and replaced With a new one and
her damaged foremasthta,i has been cut off
and a piece tongueu ON.
DISASTERS, &c Brig Mary q. Mariner,
was released from quarantine ut Key West,
by State Health Officer Porter Friday and an
lnted States marshal immediately arrested
Steward Lewis BraithwMt on Il charge of
murderous assault on the captain. He and one
of the seamen, held us a witness, We're Jailed
of default of $1,000 bail Capt. n. b. Foss
of Belfast, Il brother, received Il telegram
from the Collector of the port, last week
stating that the captain was then at the
Custom House, and was not seriously III
jured ......S Sch. Isaac Oberton, of Ban
gor, Capt f. NJ. Trim, was run into
Friday evening, Aug. Goth, by an unknown
steamer % miles east by north Of Barnegat.
Capt. Trim says he saw the steamer so min
utes before she struck the schooner and he
gave the torch signal three times, which was
unanswered. The steamer came within two
lengths of the schooner with her wheel hard
to the port side The jib-boom and every
thing that goes with it carried away.
The unknown vessel did not wait to see
what damage was done, although she was
signaled. The Oberton was bound from Phil
adelphia for Bangor with coal, and arrived
at the latter port the 2nd.