The Republican journal., 1892-03-24
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
March 81, sch Odell, Wade, Winterport.
March ~, sch. A. Paine. Portland.
SAILED. ...."...
March 16, sch. Mary Farrow, Condor. Bos-
ton; James Holmes, Ryan, Boston.
March II, sch. Sarah Z. Ward, Ward New
York Fannie & Edith, Ryan, Boston.
March D. sch E. l.. Warren, Colson. Bos-
ton; Odell, Wade, Boston.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, March H. Arrived, sch F. c.
Pendleton, Parker, Mobile; IS, arrived, sch
Linah c. Kaminski, Woodbury., Georgetown
S. c.: 10, cleared sch. Edward II. Blake
Smith, Fernandina; sailed sch Geo. Twohy
Farrow, Point-a-Ptre; 81, arrived ship Lu.
zon, Carver, Shanghae and Hong Kong.
Boston, March Is. Arrived, schs. Viola
Reppard and Jennie F. Wiley, Brunswick
y, arrived ship Great Admiral, Rowell, Mel
bourne-94 days passage.
Philadelphia, March Is. Cleared, sch
ISAIAH Hart, Williams, Matanzas: 16. clear
ed, bark Grace Lynwood, Gilkey, Matanzas
Is, cleared brig H. c. Sihley. Hichborn, Ha-
vana
Baltimore, March H. Cleared. sch Yale
Handy, Boston,
Jacksonville, March Ii. Cleared, sch
Meyer 4 Muller, Patterson, New York
Darien, March II. Arrived, sch Mary A
Hall, Veazie, New York: IS, arrived, sch
Mary L. Crosby, Thomas, New York.
Fernandina, March 19. Arrived, schs. Flor
ence Leland, Adams, New York. Maggie G
Hart, Blake, do.
Key West, March d. Sailed. sch. Saral
d. j. Rawson, French, Mobile.
Mobile March q. Arrived sch. Henry
Clausen, Jr., Appleby, New Orleans clear
ed sch. Fannie A. Gorham, Carter Boston.
Rocl1land, March u. Sailed sch. a. w
Ellis, Ryder, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cienfuegos, March !. Sailed, bark r. A
c. Smith, Hooper, Philadelphia.
Surinam. Feb. H. Arrived, brig Eugene
Hale, Harding, Boston-1o days passage.
Havre, March II. Arrived, ship Iroquois
Nichols, San Francisco.
Genoa, March 3 Cleared, sch. Talofa
Fletcher, Trapani.
Hong Kong, March 49, Arrived bark Jen
ME Hardness, Alnesbury New York.
Cartlenas, March T.. Sailed bark John j
Marsh, Whittier, Philadelphia; II, in port
sch. Humarock, Neazie, waiting; arrived
sch. Salie ron, West, Mobile
Shanghae March 1. In port, ship Lucy A
Nickels, Nickels. for Singapore and New
York or Boston.
Valparaiso March II, Arrived, bark James
G. Pendleton, Lancaster, New \ ork.
Rio Janeiro, March 10. Arrived, sch. War
rem Adams, Norfolk.
Melbourne, March Is. Arrived, ship Ra-
phael Hardness, New York.
Matanzas, March Is. Arrived sch. Carrie
f, Woodbury., Bryant, Mobile
Havana, March Is. Sailet. sch. Mary u
Peters, Williams, ST. Simons, Ga; Is, sailed
bark Carrie E. Long, Showers, Philadelphia
schs Clara E. Colcord, Kavanagh, Delaware
Breakwater; H. j Cottrell, Haskell, Mo
bile; II, sailed bark H avana, Rice, Della
ware Breakwater.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
The sch. Celia F., of Bangor, Capt. Dodge
arrived in Fernandina, Fla, the 10th inst
and will load for New York.
The sch. .Etna, Capt. Jordan, has arrived
at Port of Spain after a remarkably quick
trip of IA days from Jacksonville, Fla. Aftel
discharging she will go to Cuba and load
sugar for this country.
Spoken Ship Luzon, Carver, from Shang-
hal and Hong Kong for New York, Jan. II
lat % 2S S, lon rs 2S E. Ship Henry B. Hyde
Pendleton, from New York for San Francis
co, Feb ., lat 3 90, lon 29 w.
DISASTERS, ETC. The sch. Tecumseh OF
Taunton, w..ich sailed from Norfolk over
three weeks ago for Boston, has not been
nearu OF since, ana III IS ltdIttl SHt HIS llltt
with disaster. Vessels which left the capes
when she did have been in port and sailed
again Capt. j. NJ. Phillips says that Capt.
pendleton of the sch. Tecumseh is 'deel
water man and generally kept well at sea
in his trips it may be, then. that he kept
we'll off shore and the Schooner became dis
masted and is a long time working in. The
Tecumseh was one of the best of the Taun-
ton fleet. Bark Emma L. Crowell, Pendle
ton, at New York rom Hong Kong, Nov, II
lost and split sails; March 10, lat 81 40, Ion
~ IS, signalled ship Fawn, from Pensacola
for Greenoch, all we'll; l4th, r.. Auty, IA sea
man, a native of Iorkshir f., died, ano
was buried at sea =. Sch. Annie c. Hall
that went ashore on Boon Island last week
will be a total wreck. The bark Edward
l.. Mayberry, from Rosario for Boston, with
wool and hides, left the former port January
Sd, and is now about % days overdue, and il
is feared that she is lost. She is owned by
manded l'y Capt. E. NJ. Knight Of Portland
Capt. Knights family are with him ON the
| bark. -. Sch Charles l.. Jeffrey, Bassett Bos
ton for Frankfort, Me. collided Monday
night off M"nhegan, with the schooner Joe
Carleton. The latteG was sunk.
YANKEE SHIPS OUTSAIL BRITISH. IWelV'
big sailing vessels that arrived ut ports il
the United Kingdom and the continent o
Europe yesterday, were wheat-laden an'
] all came from the same pOrt-San Francisco
| Never before has one days record shown 81
many deep water square-riggers arrivin!
abroad from the Golden Gate. The Clarence
S. Bement, built in this country and flying
the Stars and Stripes, made the best passag
of the lot. The time to Queenstown was lo
DAYS The next best time was that OF th
Earl of Aberdeen, 10S days to Falmouth
The slowest passage fell to the bark Nelli
Troop. 1t left Frisco on Sept. a, and con
sumed ia days getting to Hull. -Four OF tn
ships had an unusually close and exciting
trip. The Patagonia left the Pacific Nov. Il
Sierra Miranda the day following, and TIN
S. p Hitchcock and Habitant the next day
Nov 49, The Hitchcock is an American
craft. Her three rivals are English. Th
Yankee arrived five hours before the others
close shave in an $4,000 mile journey. III
William H. Macy, another Of the twelve, i
also an American craft. She did poorly
leaving on Oct. 25 and consuming 143 day
in the trip to Cork Harbor. The 1roquois
anoJher Maine-built boat, left the Gate o
Nov. II, or eighteen days after the Macy an
over month before the Bement. She wen
to Havre. New York Mail and Express
March Is.
FREIGHTs. The Circular of Brown & Co
Few York, reports for the week endin
March 19: The inquiry for the larger classe
Il Of vessels in all trades continues moderate
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