The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-11-09

Nov 5. Schs Copy, Orland; NJ Bonney,
| Burgess, Vinalhaven
Nov s. Schs VIM Slater, Dodge, New
York Paul Seavey, Pattershall do: A Hay
ford, Ryan, Boston Senator, Rich, Roekland.
| Nov 6. Sch Mary Standish, Frankfort.
AMERICAN PORTS.
| New York, Oct 81 Cid, sch d ii Rivers
Colcord, Havana; Nov l. sid, sch Paul Sea-
vey, Hoboken for Belfast; ,, ar, brig Leono-
ra, Brunswick; sch Methebesec, Snow, Pas
cagoula; passed He'll Gate, sch Emma 5
Briggs, Port Reading for Gardiner; 3, ar.
sch Laura, Charleston; 4, ar, schs Lizzie
| Lane, Closson, Bangor; Jennie A Stubbs,
Dorr, Frankfort s. ar, schs Senator Sulli-
| van, Fernandina; Carrie E. Look, Bruins
wick; sid, sch Eliza J. Pendleton, Satilla
River; 6. ar, brig Havilah, Philadelphia /;
schs Edward H Blake, Fernandina; Georgia
Gilkey, do on Oct 80 and 81 encountered a
hurricane from northeast, during which lost
jibboom and foretopma,t. and sprung aleak
| had six feet of water in hold at one time,
but afterwards got the vessel free; Jose
Olaverri, Savannah.
Boston, Oct 81. AT. schs A Hayford,
Ryan, Belfast; Frank & Rich, Rockport
Nov 2 sid, schs Mabel Jordan, Rio Janeiro
Wesley NJ Oler, Baltimore; cid sch Day
light, Newport News sid, bark Adam w
Spies, New York; 3, ar, schs Emma W Day,
Searsport; Lillian, Grindle, Bangor; Hattie
| E Collins Greenlaw, Stonington; Huma-
rock, Savannah
Philadelphia, Nov /. Cid sch Isaac Orbe-
ton, Fair Haven; ,, ar. sch John Douglass
Somes Sound cid, sch Lucy Friend
Gloucester 3, ar, sch Humarock, Savannah
cid, brig Havilah, New York.
Baltimore, Nov. l. CID bark Frances
Bahia and Rio Janeiro.
Portland, Nov 5. AT, sch Break of Day
Stonington for New York; tug Bismarck
with barge Buckler, from Bangor for New
York.
Sellers, Port Johnson: SID sch VIM But
man, Lowell Boston; g. ar, sch Mary Far
row, Winterport; sid, sch Andrew Nebin
ger, New York; I, ar, sch, Josie Hook, VI
mer Portland sid, sch Mary Ann Mccain
Gates, New Iork; 8. ar, schs Frank A Palm
er, Newport News: Abraham Richardson
Gutenberg; 6, ar, sch Frank A Palmer
Newport News sid, schs Levi Hart, Pendle
ton, New York; Eagle, Trim, Boston; July
Fourth, Timer, do; I, ar, schs Maud Snare
Perth Amboy, George B Ferguson, Paw
tucket, Nightingale, New Bedford; Ma,
Aver, Boston sid, sch Annie Chase, Ellis
New York
Carrabelle, Oct 81. Ar, sch Lizzie B Viii
ley, Rivers, Boston.
Savannah, Nov l. Sid, sch Isaiah K
Stetson, Bangor; 3, ar, sch Viola Reppard.
Brunswick, Nov l. Sid, sch w Dunn
I cld sch Marv r. Crosby Trim Nav York
ar. schs John c. Smith, Kneelaud, Ponce.
PR; Charles H sprague, Harper, Boston
| Florence Leland, Spotford, Portland; Anna
Pendleton, Patterson New York; Charlotte
Trast Gohh Rangor. WilIie T. Newt ton
Coomhs Nav YORK
| Earnsn3;na Nnr Cla scb snsan n
p;rtarinr Ha.keI N phiadalnbis n susan 4'
Jacksonville Nov Sd srh Austin r
X nigb+ Franch New y,I!z
| Nswnort News Nov Ar sch VIM r
Palmer Rangor
NJ Dasart 0r+ 81 A. acb Hanrv r I'll.
TON Roston
| Norfo1t Nov / Ar scb Star of tho Saa
| Honlins Ra1t,mora - c(d sc,, Sarab w T,aw'
r.rca ,,rt.r Rosta1
Psrth Amhov NV q Ar scb Carrie r
Look Rrnrswirk Ga (she snrano 4 had
lt4k ana 1ost mari of har derl5load of lumber
! in .ha recent hurricane
Rath Nov 4 GA ain Edward Sewall
| new baltimore In load i 600 TONS nj coal
| for san Eran,iscn
M Redford Nov6 Ar. sch Isaac Orhe.
| ron pbiI,dalnI;a
FOREIGN PORTS.
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uite'' ascasoui"' ~ STU oa'N ha'i'i'e
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MARINE MISCELLANY
c,olva, cbi, te,.nol,. Am,h,rv San
Eram'.;snn for I1,ar,~ai a. ~ Ist1s Ian
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| r,rdanoa Nav Ri, Dnris <ioaas
from Punta Gorda for Baltimore, was lis
masted during the gale of Monday night last
and has put into this port to repair
City island, Nov t. Sch Clara, of and
from Rockland for New York, is beached
near Matinicock, Long Island Sound vessel
or cargo apparently on fire. Her sails and
loose rigging have been taken off and crew
are on the beach.
New York, Nov l. Henry A. Stanton of
Rockland, Me, cook on board the schooner
SAWYER, was struck by the boom while the
boat as in mid-stream, between Both and
4Oth streets, North river to-day, and knock.
ed overheard His body has not been re-
covered
Boothbay Harbor, Nov T. The schooner
Menawa. bound from Elizabethport for Ban
gor, put in here Tuesday morning and re-
ported that when off Seguin Monday, she
colided with schooner supposed to be the
d, L. Sturgis. The Menawa lost iibboom
and had had other head gear damaged The
other vessel had her main rigging carried
away and had sails torn.
Advices from Honolulu, brought bv tn.