The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-26
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

with mdse to II. Winsor & Co. on the Ledge Light
mutined; of Morris Lstons, barque Kensingon' from
Scnr j. Wapies. Robinson, days from Providence
in ballast 10 captain ExperlencSrd r heavy weather
Schr Port Royal, Moore, from DennlsVille with
wood to sheetz q Duffy 49,. e-..-. ,,,,,.-.,-..-
ton, N. G., with naval stores to Prentice d Filler
schr Halo; DIsney.5 days from Newburyport with
Schr % EzG Ann Massey las % days yon rGm C9Optan
schr Joseph Biting Gilett days days from ON Pocomoke
schr Lucy, Townsend, day from Brandywine, DEL,
with corn meal to PeTot, Lea & Co; ,,o., rouo.,,
with grain to j. L. Bewley 6 co: -.,.,---,..
schr olivia Fox day from ODESSA Del.' with grain
y schr C r. Hawt6orne Smith, day Newport Del,
sschFF a. P6aro, shourds from Little Egg Harbor.
smh Barrett from Great Egg HaT6or
schr J, II. Moore, Nckerson, from ,iP Provdence'
sshr g, Green, Weslcott from Maurice River.
Sloop Nile, Fowler, days from Leipslc Del, with
grain to j. f. Palmer.
SAILED
Steamship wyoming, Teal, for Savannah, sailed at
CLOCK yesterday afternoon, With full freight and
passenger list
MEMORANDA.
ship Invncibe, Lester, from san Francisco 10Th
Ian or Philadelphia, was spoken 9th Feb lat. lS l6
Ship George Raynes, Bachelor which sailed from
Valparaiso Feb. 2, tor Iquique and Phladelpha, on
the 9th Feb SS took re e a. had m hG about |s $50 oH
| produce. The George Raynes registered lOOS TONS
| from Boston. Another account says the origin was
from some hay strewed in the lower hold The vessel
Ship Warrior Davis, from London for Philadelphia
| sailed from Falmouth Sth inst.
Ship Joseph Clark Carver, from Callao, at Chincha
Ship George s. Covert, Johnson for Philadelphia
SbIp Iizze Moses Cox for Philadelphia, entered
Ship Thomas harvard. Strickland. for Philadel-
Steamship Bosphorus Alexander hence, for Liver
pSieamships Virginia, Smthers, and Alexandria,
Platt from Richmond, at Norfolk 2lst inst 80
| Barque Victoria, Wilson, hence at Barbados 9Th
'DfS Brig r. B. Cove, Harkness hence, at New Orleans
Brig Xbbie c. Titcomb, Titcomb for Philadelphia,
Brig ]. W. DTisko, Eaton, from Savannah at
70 NJ WiIso6 hence at Norwich 21st inst
| Schr Albert Spencer. hence, at Barbados 9th inst
schr j. II. Wainwright Morris, hence for Boston, at
| schr George Taulane, steeman, for Philadelphia,
1 sailed from Fall River 23d inst.
schr r. ], Mercer steson, hence for Portsmouth, at
ScbT Ann s, Cannon hence, at Norwich 22d inst
schr Ida L. Howard, MeDuiie from Portlan9 ,fo FOR
nth lost a portion OF deck load of lumber Joseph
Mar seaman OF cape E]IGoeIh ] ~, m Hd was os
MISCELLANY.
Shin KenIIworth, Brown. at Honolulu from New
York grounded the bar while in charge of pilot,
scGT TEs susan m Merr of Rockland arrived below
Kennebunk goth inst the captain attempting to wind
caTeened at low tide as TO fill with water She has
since been pumped cut but The cargo OF corn Is serl-
| ously damaged, - . ,,r . ,,.
Captain Horton, of the schr D. b. Warner, at Savan-
| nah 2nth reports that Saturday morning last al
| ~ o'clock, when about 20 miles NE. OF Hatteras, In
about fathoms OF water. sighted vessel on fire on
the weather bow: bore down TO her, and upon
reaching her found her enveloped in flames from bow
stern, her masts gone, and decks all burned OUT
make her her stern TO be the brig Charles
+. Savage (before reported abandonedG finding II Inn
possible to assist the vessel there being heavy sea
on. made sail on my course and after going twenty
| miles picked up an empty yawlboat adrift which we
| supposed to belong to the Inflated brig,
| Plot-boat William Bell, ashore at Amagansette
sold at auction 18th inst, with chain cables and
anchors, TO M, III, Gregory Of Sag Harbor, for $50
Though deeply bedded In the sand, she believed td
| be whole and tight, and being comparatively new
| and extra staunch vessel, her owner confidently eX
| poets TO get her Off in which case he Will make
| "gOod thing OF her