The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-22

changed signals With steamship Pioneer bound 81 of
deiphis on Buoy ON the Middle passed brig @ Cary,
Of anchor; at anchot on Bombay HOOK, ship Goshawk
stff j. a. Conant Foss 10 days from Calais, with
sc6fN ii. Reed, Benson days from New Bedford
With Oh 10 Shober Co. - 49,
mdse Sr to Se j. b. If@ Hey pc5op''e' Co. ''O 1Oi. Wv"
scbr q. j. Weaver. Fowler, day from Milford, with
schr Ei,e HALL Nisxon day from Frederica, with
schr Mail Merrill, from wilmington, Del.
kchr Louisa. Frazer, from somerset -,
Win GS1 Gse. 4 10 i W. 'P"i y tyGe yGU Co SOu'' rO -
YofF W e mf Se@sS@Sk 10 Nj BSd cSu' co., from
Steamer sarah Jones. "a hours from New York,
Tug Hudson, Carr, from Baltimore, with tow Of
Tug Lookout. AieSaSdef. from Baltimore, with
tow o: barges TO W. p. clyde q Co.
MEMORANDA.
steemi hip Melita. sumner hence; via Norfolk, at
BaIque Monitor from Cuba for Philadelphia. was
oxen i'ih Inst, Of Hetteras-perhaps the Monica,
Brig Cambridge, smith, hence, at St. john N. B.,
Brig : V. MerrlclS, Munday, hence at Key west4th
Brig keystone, Barter, for Philadelphia, remained
Brig Ellen Bernard, Burgess, hence, at Boston yes
Brig george s. Berry, Bradley, hence, at Key West
Brig iizzIe II. Kimbali, Langley, hence, remained
schr i. q, Conner Baker, hence for Barbados, was
schr 9. L. Vandefvoort, from Boston for Phnade
rhig, at New York yesterday.
Schr j. :. and L. O. Adams, Adams, hence, remained
nj SaRua 9Th inst.
sc6r A Ada Ryerson, hence at Portland goth inst
schr r. j, Heraty, MereditM Nj. Reinhart, Jones;
Bnd i. Baker, Sears, hence, at Boston goth inst.
schr Eliza France for Philadelphia, cleared at Port
land 2Oth inst.
Scbr A. r.. Hickman. hence. at Richmond 18th iust
kchTs l., IT. Allen, Corson: Sea Queen, Guptill; and
d. " Sreaker, Vangllder hence, at Portland sh inst
schfs Ripping Wave, Gross, ana Hattie, Carter
schTs j. w. Rumsey, Cranmer, and Ada Ames,
MaIson, for Philadelphia cleared at charleston ith
schr A. Lincoln Bentley. from Fall River for Phi
ladelphia, sailed from Newport lSl Inst, .
Schr American Eagle, Shaw, for Philadelphia sailed
from Pawtucke ct 18th inst. .-. 80,
sChIs Mill Creek, Smith, and george and Albert,
Mcdonald, from Bangor for Philadelphia, sailed from
Steam er ". O. PIerpont, Shropshire, for Phadel-
phia, cleared at New York yesterday
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
A screw-pile lighthouse has been erected at Long
Shoal, PamcO Sound North Carolina to take the
place OF the lightvessel stationed there, and Will
be lighted for the first time the evening of the Sls
inst. The lighthouse stands in nine and half feet
depth of water mean tide distant two and quarter
miles W. q W. from the ghtvessel. II Is placed on
the highest part of the shOal, the water gradually
deepening all around It, The iron work of the founda
tiOn is painted red; the superstructure is painted
white. The Illuminating apparatus is FTesnel lens
OF the fourth order, and should be seen In clear
weather distance of ten miles. The focal plane Is
elevated thirty.hve feet above mean tides.
Notice is hereby given that trumpet blown by a
Light Station and that and after June l. 1867, IL
will be in operation in foggy weather. The apparatus
is arranged TO give blast of four seconds duraton
at intervals oftwenty,four seconds, 1,,
BY order w. B. BHUBRICk CHAIRMAN.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board, Wash
iDgton D. O., May 10, 1867.