The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-07-25

! Charleston; q, ar, bark J. II. Bowers,
Boston; %, ar, sch. Maud Snare, Baltimore !;
CID, sch. Frank A. Palmer, Wiscasset and
Philadelphia.
Bangor, July 16. Ar, sch. Annie F. Chase :;
New York; Il, sid, schs. Nat Aver, Newark,
Norumbega, New York p, ar, schs. Geo. B.
Ferguson, Jersey City; Webster Barnard,
Perth Amboy; Hattie II. Barbour, Port
Reading; Mary Wiley, Portsmouth; %, ar,
and Grace Webster, New York; sid, schs.
Maud Palmer, Baltimore; Mary Ann
McCann, Vineyard Hayen; July Fourth,
Sound port; %, sid, sch. Nightingale, Lord,
| Boston.
! tor Sullivan, Kelly, Havana; Is, sid, sch.
General Adelbert Ames, Dodge, Elizabeth
port.
Norfolk, July II. Ar, schs. Edward SIN it'll,
New York George G. Thomas, Glouces ter,
9and cleared for Galveston) sid, sch. Flor
| Washington, July %. Ar, SCH J. Man.
chester Haynes, Kennebec.
New London, Ct, July 20. Ar, sch. F. C.
Pendleton, Ferguson, Brunswick for Nor
| witch.
Port Reading, July II. Cid, sch. Puritan,
Sargent, Hyannis.
Red Beach, Me, July 10. Sid, sch. Hattie
| c. Luce, Philadelphia.
Brunswick, July 20. Ar, SCH Eliza j.
Pendleton, Barbados.
! FOREIGN PORTS.
Honolulu, July TO- Ar, bark st. James.
| Tapley, Newcastle, N. S. W.
| Newcastle, N. S. W.. June H. In Port,
ship st. Paul for Sydney and Manila.
| Curacao. July !. Ar. Sch Estelle, Hutch
| insOn, Bangor.
| MARINE MISCELLANY.
| Bark St. James of San Francisco, Tapley,
| from Newcastle, n. S. w., arrived at Homo
lulu July 10, partially dismasted.
| The new Bath-built schooner Springfield,
which arrived at New York Thursday from
Jacksonville. made the run up the coast in
the quick time of days.
The new four masted schooner Jacob
Haskell, building at Cobb, Butler L. CO. S
yard at ,Rockland for local parties, will be
launched about August l.
Spoken. July 15,, off Fowey Rock, SCH
| Senator Sullivan, from Havana for Tampa
Bark Mamie Swan, Higgins, San Juan, p
r., for New York, July 10, lat 80 %, lon
IA "a. ''
New York, July %. Ship Commodore T
H. Allen, which took fire Tuesday last
while outward bound for Hong Kong, and
afterwards beached off Sandy Hook, was
fl Dated into deep water this morning by
wrecking tugs and proceeded up the bay in
tow.
The chamber of commerce at Rouen
France. has Presented Capt. Sumner of the
i've -hasted Sc hooner Rebecca Palmer with
an engraved vermilion medal. His vessel
is the hrst 1ve-masted schooner to enter a
port OF France, and is the largest sailing
vessel that has ever entered the port 0 t
Ronen
New London, Ct, July 10. The Joy line
steamer fremont which was disabled early
wednesday morning in collision with the
steam yacht Wild Duck, left here tonight
under her own steam for New York, where
she will undergo repairs The fremont was
accompanied by the tug Alert.
New York, July IS. The cruiser Buffalo
} successfully passed through He'll Gate yes
terday. The vessel has greater length than
the Massachusetts, but she does not draw
as much water by three feet, consequently
the passage of the narrow channel was not
attended by the same danger as when the
mig battleship went through. The tide was
fanorable and the passage was easily made.
Boston, July 10. The long ocean race be-
tween barks Annie Lewis and B. F. Hunt,
from here, and Addie Morrill, from Port
land, to South America, ended last week, all
having been reported at Buenos Ayres prior
to July 13. The Morrill, left Portland May
:, and the Lewis May II, and Hunt May IA.
Until the exact dates of arrival are known,
Inc result cannot be stated The Hunt,
however, probably won out
Zinc and grinding double the wear