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Port Tampa. March 25 mot 22d). Sid, sch. R.
w: Hopkins, Hichborn, Carteret, Nj.
l., Jacksonyille, March 20 Ga, sch. Florence Lee
Tllton, Dodge, New York
Brunswick. Ca, March 25. Ar, schs. Viola
RReppard, Cummings Boston; +: G. Pendleton,
burgess, Norfolk; 27 ar, sch. Willie L. Newton,
Boston.
Fernandina, March 26 Sid, sch Isaiah Hart
Williams, Philadelphia; 30, sid, sch James Gar
field, Wood, Port Spain.
New Orleans, March 26. Ar, h. Helen G.
Moseley. Holt, Punta Gorda.
Norfolk, March 81. Sid, sch. W. Wallace Ward
Providence.
Providence, March 26. Sid, sch. Gov Ames
Newport Nj ws.
Daren. March 27. Ar SCH Linah C. Kaminski
Philadelphia.
Newport News, March 2s. Ar, sch d. H. Riv-
erS, Colcord, New York
Rockland March %. Sid, sch. A. W. Ellis
Ryder, New Nork.
savannah. March %. Sid, sch. W H. Sumner
Pendleton, Perth Amboy.
Mobile, March 2S. AR, sch. Lucia Porter, Kings
ton. ia
Pascagoula, March 80 CID, sch Carrie E.
Look stevens, Boston.
FOREIGN YoRTs.
Deal, March "a Sid bark Jennie Hardness
London for New York.
Guantanamo, March II. Sid sch Belle Hooper,
Hail. Delaware Breakwater.
Rio Janeiro, March 8. Sid, bark White Wings
Davidson, Baltimore.
isuenos Ayres, Feb. "a Ar, bark Mamie Swan,
higgins, New ork via Montevideo.
Hong Kong, Feb %. In port, bark Coloma
Moves, for San Francisco.
Cienfuegos, March 49, Ar sch Abbie c Stubbs,
Whitney, Mobile.
Honolulu, March 10. Sid, bark Alden Besse,
san Francisco; 10, sid, ship Iroquois, New York:
Holder McRitchie, for n of Hatteras, to sail
March 20; Austin ID Knight, Drnkwater for do,
to sail 9th.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
The lighthouse at Marbehead Neck was
completed March 25th and lighted April I'd
The light is OF the 4th order and is 1O1 feet from
the foundation.
Bath Me-. March 26-Lightship No. 66. for
Nantucket Shoais, was launched at the Bath Iron
Works to-day She is 2 feet long, built of wood
to the water line, with steel frames and steel
plates above water, and powerful electric Liz hts
supported by steel masts She has OOO-pou
bell and steam fog whistle, and six staterooms
IN the cabin, with quarters for ten men forward.
There are one Scotch boiler, two donkey boilers
and one vertical surface condenSing engine. Her
speed is eight knots
DISASTERS, ETC. Ship S. d. Carleton at New
York from London, reports March 10, lat 80 10,
Ion. 6S 20, during heavy sea, Sc to NNW gale,
saw an unknown three-masted schooner, with
loss OF Sails 18th, lat 3S "a, Ion. IS SO, passed
through considerable wreckage, consisting of
boards and portion of schooner's house
Sch Fannie Whitmore, from Mobile for Cienfue-
gos, which stranded on the Yucatan coast, is
total loss. Crew all saved The vessel registered
6ls tons, and was built in 1882 at Rockland,
where she was owned. The three-masted
schooner Otell0 due at Boston with guano. is 43
days out from Savannah, Ga, and much anxiety
is felt for her safety. She is 800 tons register,
and her value 100000. The crew consists of
captain Coombs, mate, a steward and four
men, all shipped at Boston Among the pas
sengers arriving at Quarantine, New York, Satur-
day, per steamer Orinoco from Bermuda,
part OF the crew OF the schooner Thomas w.
Hyde, Capt. Carver of Bath. Me. The Hyde was
from Darien, Ca bound for Bath with cargo
OF !umner, ana as previously reported, put into
Bermuda leaking.
CHARTERS. Sch. Georgia Gikey, Portland to
Buenos Ayres, Lumber, S7.25; Rosario, SS 25.
Sch Isiah X. Stetson, Wilmington, Del. to North
Side liayti, Lumber, SO, and port charges. Sch.