The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-12-23
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Providence, Dec 49, Ar, sch d. D. Hask
ell, Haskell, Norfolk; sid, sch. Gov. Ames
Newport News.
Wilmington, N. c., Dec. IS. CID sch
Robert A. Snow, Pilsbury, Port de Paix
Washington, d. c., Dec. 49, Ar, sch. Jose
Olaverrl, Arey, Jacksonville.
Brunswick, Dec. IS. Sid. sch. VIM. FL
Sumner, Pendleton, Elizabethport; 20, ar,
sch. F. G. Pendleton Burgess, New York
New London, Dec. II. Ar, sch. Eliza j
Pendleton, Baltimore,
Jacksonville, Dec. 49, Sid, brig Jennie
Hubert, New York.
Del aware Breakwater, Dec. 80. Sld sch
Lucia Porter Lewes for Savannah.
Gloucester, Mass, Dec. Is. Ar, sch W.
Wallace, Ward, Kelsey, Trapani.
Satilla River, Dec. IS. Sid, sch. Edward
Stewart, Kent, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS
Rio Janeiro, Dec. IA Ar, sch. Mabel Jor-
dan, Balano, Boston, Al days.
Barbados, Nov. g. Ar, bark Mabel L.
Meyers, Pernambuco (and sid 29th for Turks
Island } 30, ar sch Olive T. Whittier, Whit
tier, Cape Town (and sid. Dec. 3 for Demer-
ara) 80, sid, sch. Sallie ron, Florida Dec.
8, cid, bark Mamie Swan, Higgins, Demer-
ara
St. Kits, Dec. Is. Ar, sch. Norombega,
Armstrong, New York.
Turks Island, Dec. g. Ar, bark Mabel /.
Meyers, Pensacola via Barbados Ito sail
10th for BOston)
Littleton, N. q. Ar, prior to Dec 10, bark
Penobscot, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Vineyard Haven, Dec 18th. Baroue
Ethel, Dodge, from Montevideo for Boston,
arrived here to-day, reports, when two days
out from Montevideo, encountered hurri-
cane from the S. W. and was obliged to run
under lower topsais for sixty hours. Dam
aged mainmast head, lost and split sails and
was compelled to put in to Barbados for
repairs. Experienced good weather from
the equator.
CHARTERS. Brig Havilah, New York,
to Santos, Case Oil % cents and Lum-
Der $11 so; Rosin on deck, so cents, e10
gratuity Sch. Laura, Demerara to North
of Hatteras. Sugar 10a11 cents. Sch.
Henry Crosby, same. Sch Joel F. Shep-
$4621-2. Sch. Maud Snare, Norfolk to New
York, Lumber 50 % Sch. W. B Palmer,
Newport News to Boston, coal 81. Sch.
Mary E. Palmer, same. Sch. Sarah E.
Palmer, same. Sch David Torrey, Hoboken
to Warren, coal, so cents. Sch. Herbert E.,
Philadelphia to Boston, coal 81.
Boston, Dec 10. The bark Ethel, Capt.
Dodge, bound here from Montevideo via
Barhadoes, with cargo of hides was in the
bay yesterday and was probably blown off
shore during the heavy northwest gale which
prevailed to-day, She spoken yester-
day morning by the captain of a tug boat,
but Capt. Dodge refused a tow and since
then nothing has been seen of the bark. A
Boston pilot is on board, but as the wind
still blows fiercely from off shore it will
probably be some days before she shows up
again. Reported at anchor off Wood End
Dec. 18th.
Philadelphia Dec 20. The brig reported
as having gone ashore on Cross LEDGE Della
ware Bay, proves to be the H. H. Wright,
which left Portland, Me-, December 10 in
ballast, bound for this city. 1t is the opinion
Of many local shipping men that the vessel
will be a total wreck, as she is wedged hard
and fast on the rocks. 1t is said the Wright
had been purchased by party of 16 men OF
Camden, N. j., who had banded themselves
together and were to have the vessel over
hauled and fitted out to carry passengers
and freight to the Klondike. The Wright be-
longed to W. S. Jordan & 90. of Portland,
and her purchase was effected by Capt. An
derson of Camden, who was in charge of her
when she went ashore Tugs are endeavor-
ing to float the vessel.