The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-12-08


Turks Island, Nov u. Sid brig Telos
Heagtn, New Haven (&nd was spoken Dec
,, lat 81 p n, Ion ~ W
Rio Janeiro, Nov u Ar, bark Doris,
Baltimore.
AMER, Nov 4 Passed bark Penobscot
Hong Kong for Boston.
MARINE MIS- ELLANY.
Spoken. Ship Tam o. Shanter, Ballard,
from New York for Yokohama, Nov %, LAT
~ 40, lon II u, under conserving topsall
apparently all well.
Boston, Dec. ) Schr. William Slater
from Bangor for Fall River, for whose
safety some fear was expressed, rode ont
the recent storm off Nobska without sustain
ing any damage
Vineyard Haven, Dec. j schr. Flora
Rogers, encountered a gale Nov. q, SO
miles Sc. from Black Island and hove to
81 hours under bare poles; lost yaw boat,
jib, flying jIb and storm trysau
Thomaston, Nov 80 The new four-masted
sch John G Haynes, one of the best ever
built in the State, was launched from the
yard of Washburn Bros to day. She IS own
ed by the builders and others, and ls to be
commanded by Capt Hamilton.
Havana, Nov %. Adqioes from Sagua
state that sch Jacob NJ Haskell from Phlia-
delphIa, with coal ran ashore Nov % on Cav
BIadquzar lie Harilanes Lighters We're
sent from Sagua and took oft so tons Of coal.
Cargo will be saved, but the vessel will
probably be a total loss.
New York, Nov % St City of Washing
ton, arrived here from Vera Cruz, brought
Capt Fletcher and four of the crew of sch
IaIofa, before reported wrecked on CoZumal
island Nov IL also 46 of the crew of St
Mexico. formerly Transport. which has
been turned over to her former Spanish
owners.
Boston, Dec l. The four masted schooner
Mabel Jordan, Capt Balano, from this port.
with cargo of apples, arrived at Rio Janeiro
Wednesday, after remarkably quick voy-
age of So days. This is the quickest run
ever made by the schooner which is not d
for her fast sailing qualities. She has made
seven previous voyages from here to Rio
Janelro, her average time being 50 days
L ne schooner cargo consists of ,556 bbls of
apples, $50 tons of ice 1865 half-bbls pears,
II packages of bicycles and 1920 feet of
pine
CHARTERS Brig Havlah, Pernambuco to
North of Hatteras. sugar, p t. Sch Carrie
A Buchanan, Fernandiana to Port Spain,
lumber, S.. Sch Senator Sullivan, New
ork to Vera Cruz, rails S315 and port
charges. Sch Gladys, Pascagoula to New
York, lumber. ? t. Sch w E Downes, Bruins
VIC to New York, ties, p I. Sch Austin ID
Knight, Carteret to Wilmington phosphate,
Bedford, coal, 30 cts. sch Emma Briggs,
South Amboy to Portland, coal, u g. Sch
Isaac Orbeton, Philadelphia to New Haven,
COAL 70 cents Sch Herbert E, Philadelphia
to Groton, coal, 70 cents
Rockland Dec. 5. Sch. Volante, Capt.
Pendleton, vas at the Ames wharf loaded
| with lime casks for Perry Bros. and during
| the gale she pounded against the wharf and
her stern was badly damaged. Sch Thorn
| as Boose, Captain Day, Of Richmond Va
went ashore at Hooper's island near Port
! Clyde this morning during the gale and is
reported to be a total loss. The schooner
was loaded with plaster and was bound
from Hillsboro, N. B., to Newark, N. j
| The crew were all saved.
Camden, Dec. 3. The storm of Saturday
night did great damage along the water
front at this place. Sch. Sandy Point, Capt
Harvey, went ashore on what is known tt
the older inhabitants as Pine Tree ledge be
| low the lime kiln and will be total wreck
She was owned by parties at Bucksport anC
is an old schooner. Sch Leona, Capt Lane
which was discharging corn for the Camder
grist mill, broke from her mooring at John
son Knights stone wharf and her side was
badly damaged Sch. Charles Mcdonald
Capt. George Decrow of this place, which
was lying at Ogier's wharf was badly dam
aged.