The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-02-27

bark St. James Hong Kong; sch, D. H. Rivers
Colcord, Havana sid, sch. r. F. Pettigrew, Ports
mouth cid, sch. lEtna, Chapman, Jacksonville.
Boston, Feb. IT, Cid, sch. Otelo, Coombs Saw
annah; 20, sch. George Quincy, Haggart's Cove
and Ne" ork %, ar, sch. Winslow Morse, Win
terport; 23 ar schs. Daniel b. Fearing, Philade-
phia; James Holmes, Ryan, Belfast; "a, ar, sch.
Nahum Chaplin, Arey, Weehawken
Philadelphia, Feb. 49, CID, sch. Daniel b Fear
ing Boston; 10, cid, sch, S. NJ Bird, Merrill, St
Johns, 7. r.
Baltimore, Feb / O. Ar sch Spartan, Rockport,
Me-. 81 sch. Yale, Bost cid, sch, Dayli ght,
Brunswick, Ga. Feb. Is. AR, sch V lola Rep
pard Cummings, Boston; 90 sid, sch. Linah c.
kaminski, Philadelphia
Norfolk Feb 20 cid, sch Sarah w Lawrence
Providence %, SID sch W. Wallace Ward, Prov
tence
man, Coombs, Providence 90 ar sch. Coy. Ames,
Davis, Providence.
Perth Amboy, Feb 81. Sid, sch R. F Pc It'll
New Bedford, Feb. %. Sid sch. II. j Cottrell,
Haskell, Darien, Ga.
Charleston, 5. c. Feb, %. Ar, sch Horace G..
Galveston, Feb. "a. Sid, sch. Carrie E. Look,
PaScagoula.
New London, Ct, Feb. % Ar, sch Young
Brothers, Philadelphia, for Aiyns Point.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Los Palmos, Feb. II. Ar, sch. Herald Lowell,
Rio Janeiro Feb. IT, Sid, banks Francis Erlck-
son, Baltimore; Priscilla, kages, Barbados.
Wooster, Coffin, for Philadelphia.
St Kits, Feb. II. Sid, sch. Isaiah X. stetson
Trask, Macoris to load for New York.
Curacao, Feb. 49, Ar sch. Belle Hooper, Hall,
Philadelphia.
Montevideo, Feb. 23. Ar, bark Mamie Swan
Higgins, New York.
Demerara Jan. 25. Sid, bark Carrie l.. TYLER
Tillotson, New York; 80, schs Maud Snare Sal
wage, Apalachicola; Feb. %. Lizzie B. Wiley,
Rivers, New York.
Pernambuco, Feb. %. Ar, brig Harry Smith,
Craig, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
more Feb. 81, had figurehead damaged, cutwater
twisted and port bow badly Scared by her coils
ion with British steamer southery off the Capes of
the Chesapeake the night of the 18th.
The owners of the ship Isaac Reed, Capt. Waldo,
which sailed from Philadelphia Aug for Hiogo,
with case oil, fear for the safety of the ship q.
she is two months overdue. The ship was built
at Wadoboro in 1875, and was 1889 tons. Capt.
Waldo lived in Thomaston.
Newport News, Va. Feb list. Southery, hence
for N. Y, and The sch. Yale, from Boston for
Bait: colded last night off Cape Charles. and the
Southery returned here with loss of her smoke
stack and with her hull somewhat cut into. The
steamer is badly damaged. The Yale is
being towed in here.
Portland, Feb. 2O-The four-masted schooner
Jonathan Bourne of Dennis, Mass, Capt John
Rose, overdue from Perth Amboy, arrived here
this noon. She encountered the toughest passage
OF any vessel which has arrived here this winter.
Twice she was within sight of the lights on Cape
Elizabeth and both times was driven by heavy
gales almost 10 Nova SCOTIA. Inc VeSSel was
covered with ice, the crew On short provisions
and exhausted, and the vessel badly damaged
a result of her rough experience.
and steward Pinarro of sch. H. j. Cottrell of Deer
Isle, Me-, now anchored in the harbor, had
thrilling experience in the snow storm and gale
last evening. They had been ashore and star ted
to row to the schooner in their yawl boat, but
when about half way between the shore and the
schooner they were hemmed in by floating and
solid ice so that they were unable to proceed
either way. They worked with might and main
for some time, but at length compelled
to give up and shout for help. When aid
at length came they nearly exhausted from
the cold. The police and the crew of steamer
Howard saved the men.
LOADING FOR SIBERIA. Ship William J. RotCh
OF New Bedford is now loading at San Francisco
for V adivostock, Siberia For several years
trade between San Francisco and the Russian port
has been steadily growing in Importance. Efforts
are now being made by the imperial Russian
Government to keep the harbor of Vladivostock
opened by running powerful tugboats around the
bay. This breaks the young ice and prevents the
bay from being closed up against commerce for
six or seven months of the year. The William
Rotch will sail about the last of this month with
full cargo having been chartered She takes
large consignments of teef, flour and other
CHARTERS. Bark St James Ito arrive) &C, 900
case oil to Macassar, II IL Gents. Ship Luzon
Bark Rose Innis NeH, York to Santos, lumber and
general cargo, p. t. Sch. j. Manchester Haynes,
Havana to Delaware Breakwater, +. o. at or about
BADGES, So, 1000 and free wharfage Sch. Henry 8.
Woodruff New York to Port-all-P Prince, general
cargo SOC per bbl., and back, Logwood, p. t.
Sch. Belle Hooper, Guantanamo n Of H., sugar,
11@l3 Bark Henry Norwell, Charleston to New
York lumber, "a so. Schr. Salie ron, Cartaret
to Wilmington, n. c., Fertilizer 80 cents, and
back to BOSTON, Slaves SIG. schr. Levi Hart,
New York to Wilmington, N. c. Fertilizer 80
York, Lumber 81 80, option Sound port, S4.62
L. Bark Fred p. Ltchfeld, Baltimore to New
York, coal, 65 cents. Schr. Tofa, Norfolk to
Charleston coal 80 cents Schr R. F. Pettigrew,
Perth Amboy to Portsmouth coal 70 cents. Sch.
ID. b. Fearing, Philadelphia to Boston, coal, 80
cents: Sch. Young Brothers, Philadelphia to
Allyn's Point, coal 10 cents