The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-01-27
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ed He'll Gate, sc h. Sea Bird, Robertson, Am
boy for Wick ford; cid. sch. Eliza J. Pendle-
ton, Warren, Pensacola and Mobile a. ar,
sch. Lucia Porter, rarien, Ga, sid, sch
Willie l.. Newton, Brunswick, Ga
Boston, Jan. 10. Cid, sch. Sarah E. Palm
er, Whittier, Philadelphia; 20, ar, sch Susan
n. Pickering, Haskell, Jacksonville; Il,
sid, bark Carrie Winslow, Buenos Ayres.
Janeiro; sch. Isaiah Hart, Port Tampa
Brunswick, Ga. Jan. IS. Ar, sch. Mary
L. Crosby, Trim, New Haven; 20, ar, sch
VIM. H. Sumner, Pendleton, Elizabe Import
"A, ar, sch Jose Olaverri, Baltimore.
Fernandina, Jan. II. Ar, sch. Jacob Reed,
Bunker, New York "a, ar, sch Tofa, Point
a-Pitre.
Charleston, S. c., Jan. 81. Sid, sch Viola
Reppard, Dunton, Boston.
Mobile, Jan. 49, Ar, sch. Abbie c. Stubbs
Cardenas.
Darien, Jan 10. Ar, sch. Charlotte T.
Sibey, Coombs, New York
Newport News, Jan. 10. Sid, sch VIM E.
Downes, Marshall, New Haven.
Port Tampa, Jan. 10. Sid, sch. Star of the
Sea, Hopkins, Baltimore.
San Francisco. Jan. 20. Sid, ship Henry
B. Hyde, Sanborn Honolulu
Savannah Jan. 81. Sid, sch Jose Ola
verri, Arey, Brunswick.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Jan. % AR,
schs. Carrie E. Look Veazie, Jacksonville
for Boston, Methebesec, Snow, do. for do :;
). Frank Seavey, Kelley, Elizabethport for
do; Carleton Belle, McClintock, New
Brighton for do; Mount Hope, Mclean,
Norfolk for Portland; Fiheman, Knowlton
Port Johnson for Bar Harbor.
Wilmington, n. Z. Jan. "a. Ar, schr.
Estelle, Hutchinson, Punta Gorda.
Philadelphia, Jan. "a Ar, sch. S. NJ. Bird,
M erril, New Bedford.
FOREIGN PORTS
Paramaribo, Dec. 90, Sid, sch. Hattie c.
Luce, Heal, Boston.
Point-de-Paix, Jan. r. In port sch Rob
N. c., ar, 4th, dsg.
Cienfuegos Dec. % Ar, bark. Herbert
Fuller, Nash, Philadelphia
Barbados, Jan. 10. AR, bark Herbert
Black. Buenos Ayres.
Santos, Jan. 20. In port, bark Megunti-
cook, Smith, for Barbados.
Demerara, Dec a Ar, sch, Henry Cros-
by, Stnbbs, Surnam (and sailed Jan. Sd for
New York; Jan 8, in port, sch. Laura,
Lamson, for Philadelphia.
Point-a-Pitre, Jan IT. Sid. sch, Tofa,
Fernandna.
Rio Janeiro, Jan. 81. Sid, bark Grace
Lynwood, Gilkey, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Brunswick, Ca, Jan. 49, Sch Mary L.
Crosby. Trim, from New London, arrived
here to-day leaking, but not seriously.
ship State of Maine from New York for
Hong Kong. Jan. 81, lat. So N. Ion. II "a,
bark Adolph Obrig, from Singapore for
New York. Nov. 80, lat. 81 s., Ion. 96 w.
ship A. G. Ropes, Rivers, from San Fran
cisco for Liverpool Ship Daniel Barnes,
Arpe, from New York for Hong Kong, Jan
7, lat. N, Ion. % w.
San Francisco, Cal, Jan. q. During the
past 4S hours, II vessels, carrying in the
aggregate more than four million feet of
lumber, have passed in through the Golden
Gate. This arrival of so many lumber
laden vessels is due wholly to the unpreced-
ented demand for tonnage to engage in the
Alaskan trade.
Castine, Me-, Jan. a. Captain Hand of
the revenue cutter Woodbury. reports that
the schooner Nevada, of Rockland which
has been ashore and abandoned on Davis
Island, near Port Clyde. in the heavy gale
yesterday, drifted off and is now sunk with
topmast above water in the middle of Davis
strait, blocking the channel and making
passage by her at low water doubtful
Bath, Jan. "a The four-masted schooner
Alice E. Clark, was launched successfully
at 30 O'Clock this afternoon from the yard
OF Percy 4 Small, her builders Miss Eliza
beth Winslow, daughter of j S. Winslow of
Portland christened the vessel using
American champagne.
Boston, Jan. "A. Capt. H. Magin of the
German steamship Ammonia, which has lust
arrived from Hamburg, reports at noon on
Saturday, in latitude 80 n, longitude &c
W., or 22O miles east of Boston light, passed
vessel bottom mp apparently not long in
that position. The bottom was black and
clean without any accumulation of sea weed
while the sides appeared to be white colored
The length of the dereict was about 100
feet and it constituted a most dangerous
menace to navigation, especially at night
The description corresponds closely with
that OF the missing schooner, Julia A. War;,
long overdue on a passage from Calais to
Vineyard Haven. 1t is expected that the
revenue cutter Manning may again be order
ed to search for the derelict and an effort
made to destroy it,
CHARTERS. Sch. Edward Steward, New
York to Barranquilla, drain pipe and coal,
p. t. Sch. Hattie Fl. Barbour New York to
Zaza. cargo part provision, 81 $50 Spanish
gold. Sch. Anna Pendleton, Brunswick to |
New York, lumber, 81 so. Sch. F. c. PEN
dleton, same; option Sound and Providence,
$4 Sch. Willie L. Newton, same. Sch
Annie P. Chase, Norfolk to Boston, lumber
$3. Sch. A. B. Sherman, Jacksonville to |
Baltimore, lumber, 81. Coal out from Phil |
adeiphia, 70 cents and discharged Sch |
PenobscOt, Brunswick to New York, lum-
Der, p. t. Sch. Jacob M. Haskell, New York |
to New Orleans, general cargo, p. t. Sch. |
Maggie Hurley, Elizabethport, to Belfast,
phosphate, 81 40.