The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-11-24

PascagOula, Miss, Nov. 49, Cid, sch.
Alice Lord, Sawyer, Havana.
San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 49, Ar, ship
VIM. Fl. Macy, Lorng.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Adelaide, Nov. s; Sid, ship Emily Reed,
Rio Janeiro, Nov 10. Ar, bark Eva Lynch,
Bangor
Hong Kong, Nov. IA. Sid, ship f. B. SUIT
ton, New York.
Hiogo, Oct. OF. In port, ship Acme, for
New York.
Port Spain, Nov. II. Sid. sch. Herald,
Matanzas. Nov. S. Sid, sch. Henry f.
Kreger, Tampa.
Barbados, Nov. 10. Sid. sch. Mary E.
Palmer, Brunswick.
Port Spain, Nov. 4. In port, schs. Pendle-
ton Sisters, from Gulfport via Fernandina,
arrived Oct. 81 Pendleton Satisfaction,
from Fernandina, arrived Oct. 30
Bahia, Oct 81. In port, bark Rachel En-
cry, Wyman, for Trinidad and north of
Iiatteras, to sail Nov. /.
| Ponce, p. r., Nov. 81. Ar, Sch J. Man
chester Haynes, Matthew, Baltimore
MARINE MISCELLANY
| Sch. Melissa Trask, New York for Els
| worth, concerning whose safety anxiety had
| been felt, has arrived in Union bay.
Portland, Nov. 49, Schs. Silver Spray and
| George b. Ferguson, were in collision in the
harbor last night, and the former had the
mainsail split
of Boston, from jacksonville Nov. 4, for
Port Spain, before reported seen abandoned,
is reported to have foundered at sea. All
hands saved and landed here.
Portsmouth, n H., Nov. IS. Capt. Hask-
ell of SCH Henry W. Cramp at this port has
now repairing at Camden, while Capt. Me
Kown of the Mt. Hope, now at Providence,
will take the Cramp.
Hamilton, Bermuda, Nov. 10. The ship
w. T. Babcock, Capt. Maxen, of Bath, Me,
from Port Blakeley, Wash, June y, for
Boston, arrived here today in distress with
cargo shifted and rudder broken.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Nov 10. Sch. f.
Arcularius, which grounded in Tarpauln
cove during the gale of last week, was haul
ed atloat by tug Mercury late today, after
100 tons of her cargo of coal had been taken
off. She will be lowed to New Bedford,
where she will haul out for repairs.
Portland, Nov. II. The schooner July
Fourth arrived in the harbor late yesterday
afternoon in badly used up condition and
reports having been in collision with the
schooner Lillian, Capt Daniel Norwood, off
Gloucester. The accident happened early
Wednesday morning. The two schOoners
came together with terrific crash and so
bad was the mixup that it was an hour be-
fore the two vessels could be disentangled
| L ne Lillian 5 damage was very heaVy. She
was cut to the decks, her fOrerigging was
parted, deck timbers smashed, rail stove in,
jb torn and other injuries sustained. The
July Fourth had her bowsprit completely
carried away together with the shrouds and
sustained considerable other damage The
Lillian put into Gloucester for repairs and
the July Fourth kept ON to this port, where
she arrived without further incident She is
bound from Boston to Bangor and after
making repairs will continue on to her desti-
nation.
| CHARTERS. Among recent charters are
the following: Ship Aryan, Baltimore to
! San Francisco, coal, $3.50; bark Auburn
dale, Baltimore to West Indies, coal, D. t. :;
sch. Emma S. Lord, Mobile to New York,
dry boards, $6.25; sch. Edward II. Blake
/ Satilla to New York, lumber, D. t.; sch
Miles NJ. Merry, Brunswick to New York
or Philadelphia, ties 13ac.; William X
Park. Savannah to Philadelphia, ties, D. t. :;
sch J. Manchester Haynes, Sabine Pass to
! Providence, lumber, $3.50; bark Fred P.
Litchtield, Lewiston, N. F., to Buenos
Ayres, lumber, p. t.; brig Jennie Hubert
Norfolk to Nassau, coal, p. t.; bark Rebec
ca Crowell, New York to Porto Rico with
empty barrels, back with molasses, p. t. !;
sch. Adelaide, Barbour, Fernandina to
New York, lumber, p. t.. sch. Inez \. Car
yer, Philadelphia to a good port Porto Rico,
| coal, p. t.