The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-10
CLEARED YESTERDAY.


Brig Harry Ylrden Collins, Havana, u. s. stetson&Co
schE w r Phillips sOmers, Boston, Castner stickney
sehr A: Fakenberg, TIrrell, Providence Blakiston,
schr ]. II. Wainwright, Morris, Boston. Pine Knot
schr Snowflake Rose, Boston, Connor & Co.
schr r. v. GLOVER lngersoll, Boston, ]. g. q G. s.
schr Chernb, Layman Washington, Street g. Co.
Schr G Moore IHgersoll, bingham. d. Pearson & co.
schr ]: G. Runyon, Mathis, Providence, Rommeli 81
schr A. Z. Valentine, Bayles Salem, LennOx & Bur-
scEr S. and M. D. scull. steelman, Portsmouth, L.
str Il. L. CAV. ner, Baltimore,A. Groves. Jr.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr E. A. Valentine, Bayles. days from Boston,
in Dalast TO Lenp9S 4 Il Burgess. 60, p,o,o,,,
Vs Wn beEs + %re from CSDS psoG
scbr cheru6 Layman, from oimans Greek.
schr G. Moore, lngersol from Pawtucket.
MEMORANDA.
ship Morning Star Coalheet hence. at Flushing Goth
eshp Essex Barker for Philadelphia entered out at
ship Kate Davenport, Otis, hence. at Liverpool 26th
Ship Adele. Jaburg, hence at Bremen 23d ult
Steamship Alexandria, Plalt, hence, at Norfolk 9Th
BaIque Fanny Turner, hence, at Marseies 2sth nlt;
Bar9ue Isaac r. Davis, Hand, for Caibarien' sailed
Brig ". ii. Park, Darrah, for Delaware Breakwater,
Brig f. A. Bernard Crowell, for Philadelphia. sailed
Brig A. H. Curtis. Merryman. hence, at Clenfuegos
Brig Samuel Welsh, HoeclSer, hence for Barcelona,
sailed from Gibraltar 18th ult, ,,,, ,,-,.
Brig Sarah Watson for Philadelphia, sailed from
SchT NJ f. smith, Smith, hence at Trinidad 23d ult.
Schr j. Johnson. Mcbride, Tor Philadelphia, sailed
from Cienfuegos 25th ult, -
Schr /. +. Wheeler, Dyer, for Philadelphia sailed
f.om MatanZas 2Sth ult
schr A, M. Flanagan, Corson, hence, at Cienfuegos
schr +. N. Tower, Perry, for Philadelphia sailed
from Havana lst inst.
sohr c. shaw, Reeves, for Bridgeton cleared at New
schf Adeiine townsend, Townsend, from Mobile, at
3 Havana lst inst.
Schr Yankee Blade Coombs for Philadelphia, cleared
| Schr American Eagle, for Philadelphia, cleared at
scbr Geo Fales. Nicerson hence for Providence
of Point Judith 9th inst , $1,000.
Schr Two Marys, Willetts, for Philadelphia, cleared
. Schr Dora A. Baker. Eldridge, from Savannah with
lumber OF and for New York. is ashore north OF Long
| Branch. The Dora A. Baker registers 265 tons,
built at Philadelphia In 1860 ana owned by D. W.
Steamer Philadelphia, Fultz, hence, at Georgetown
Sth inst,
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Commanders of vessels, pilots, and others naviga-
ting the entrance to Port Philip are hereby informed
that the temporary fixed red and green light on Point
Lonsdale will, and after the 25h ins be discon-
tnued and light OF the same character, but or more
power and range, Will be exhibited from sunset to
sunrise from the ghth near the Point Lonsdale
| telegraph station
weather, appearing green between the bearings of
bearings Of about NV x W. and W. BY s..
From these bearings navigators Will observe that
the NV. "a W. line passes near the Lonsdale and
Lightning rocks they must therefore be on the II
guard before the color begin to change as the blend
vicinity to the line which passes from the lighthouse
o'0i 'Ae'' g. FERGUSON Chief Harbor Master
Department of Ports and Harbors, Melbourne, Feb
ruary To- 1867.