The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-12-10
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST

ARRlN ED.
Dee. 3. Schs. Voant, Pendleton, Rockland :;
Gazelie, Payson, Bangor; Leander V. Bebee
Daniels Boston
Dec. f. schs. Olive Branch, SWEET, Portland ;
Nat Aver Hodgdon, Bangor; Harriet Rogers Ly
nam, Nit. Desert; Maria Webster, Turner; Isle a,l
Haut; Charity, Magee, Rockand.
Dec. 5. schs. Sarah L. Davis Pattershall. Ban
gor; Alice T. Boardman, Reed, do.
Dec 6. Schs Leona, Lane, Boston; Nonpareil.
Eaton, Deer Isle.
Dec. Z. Sch. c. NJ. Walton, Lane, Boston.
SAILED
Dec g. Sch. City of Augusta Adams, Norfolk
Dec. 4. Sch. VoaLt, Pendleton, Rockland
Dec. 8. Schs. Charlotte I. Sibley, Ferguson,
New York; Gazelle Payson, Rockland; Harriet
Rogers, Lyman, Seal Harbor
Dec. 8. ochs. Olive Branch, SWEET, Ellsworth ;
Charity, Magee, Camden; NonpareiI, Eaton Deer
Isle.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Dec. 1. AR, brig katahdn, Bangor
sch Emma S. Briggs, Osborn, Hallowell; sid,
ship R. D. Rice, Yokohama; bark Adolph Obrig,
Saigon cid, sch John l. Snow. Jacmel; 3, ar, schs.
sch. Daylight, Washington; 5, sid, schs. Hattie
MEG. Buck, Boston; A. Hayford, Belfast; Izetta,
Bangor; 6, ar, ship Manuel Llaguno, Hong Kong
sch. Pocasset, Philadelphia for Rockand; Z, ar,
sch. w. H. Sumner, Brunswick, Ca, for Perth
Amboy.
Boston, Dec. 2. Ar, sch. Miantanonah, Ryan,
Bangor; 4, ar, sch. Lester A. Lewis, Elizabeth
port; 5, ar, schs. Josie Hook, Eaton, Bangor;
Minetta, Crockett Bangor, via. Boothbay.
PhiladeIphia Dec A. sch Helen .; MGoseley
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gos; Henry R. Tilton, Ranlett, New Haven.
Baltimore Dec. 4. Cid, bark Good News, Bahia
Bangor, Dec. 8. Sid, sch. Nat Aver, Hodgdon,
Boston; 5, sid, sch. Arthur " S. Woodruff, New
York
Brunswick Ga, Dec l. Cid, SCH Henry Cros-
by, Stubbs, Surinam; 5, sd schs. Melissa A.
Wiley, Portland; Viola Reppard, Boston
New r. bedford, Dec l. Ar sch. Joel F. shep-
New London, Dec. L. Sid, sch. Anna Pendleton,
Boston,
Perth Amboy, Dec. 2. Sid, sch. Mary Ann Nc
Port Blakely, Dec. 4. Sid, ship Louis Walsh
Cannon, Melbourne.
Newport News, Dec. 5. Sld SCH Senator Sulli-
Pascagoula, Dec s. Ar, sch Austin D. Knight,
Drinkwater, Porto Cabelo.
Portland, Dec. 5. Cid, SchS. Mary +. Palmer,
Haskell, New York, to load for Dublin Sarah E.
Palmer, Louisburg, c. b.
Fernandina, Fla, Dec. z. Sid, sch. Sarah d. j.
Rawson, French, Port Spain.
jacksonville, Dec. 7. Sid, sch Carrie E. Look,
Stevens, Martinique.
Washington D. c., Dec. T. Ar, sch. Young
Brothers, Snow, kennebec
FOREIGN PORTS
Dakar, W. c. A., Dec 3. Ar, sch. Jose Olaverr,
Mills, Boston, % days
Zanzibar, Dec. 4. Sid, ship Daniel Barnes,
Arpe, Singapore, to load for New York or Boston
ware Breakwater
Acajutla, Sept. s. Ar, bark Herbert Black,
Blanchard, New ork.
The steam schooner Walker Arlington, Provi-
Cence to Newport News, went ashore False
Cape, Va, in heavy gale at five a. M. Dec 4 h.
She of the best known coallers plying to
Providence and left that city Dec lst She is the
only steam on the coast She is com
manded by Capt James Smith of Bockland, Me-
for whom she was originally built.
News of the wreckng OF the schooner Nathan
F. Cobb on the Florida coast was received at
Rockland Saturday, when Nathan f. Cobb for
whom the vessel was named, received despatch
from the master, Capt. George Benner, native of
Waldoboro. 1t merely stated that the vessel was
ashore about 80 mile, from jacksonville and
would probably become a total loss. Nothing was
said of the crew, but is taken for granted that
they were saved.
Boston, Dec 5. The two masted schooner Josie
Hook, which arrived here to-day from Bangor
with 100000 feet of lumber, reports that the
vessel took fire at Cape Porpoise Wednesday
afternoon and sustained some damage to the rig
ging. Capt. f. S. Eaton, her commander, says he
put into the Cape to avoid d strong northeast gale
and that while there the mainsai ignited from
the stovepipe of the galley. Part Of the main
rigging was burned and the crew had great diff
Guilty in saving the vessel. The tug Lester brought
the vessel here.
New ork, Dec. 5. William Peck, mate of the
schooner Hattie c. Luce, Captain Hill of Rock
port, Me-, brutaly beat Marten Olesen, one OF the
sailors, to-day while the vessel lay i'll the Erie
Basin, Brooklyn. Peck, whose home Is In Pitts
burg, N. b., escaped. Olesen was brought to this
city with three other sailors who. fearing their
lives, deserted the vessel. Ulesen was taken to
the Hudson street hospital suffering from kicks
FIN the face and abdomen. The police are looking
or Peck.