The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-20
ARRTVED yEsTERDAy

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship VIM Cummings, Miller, l45 days from San
Francisco, with wheat 10 VIM Cummings son.
with mdse TO John II, Penrose
Steamer Fannie, FeRton, q hours from New York,
Steamer 1 Ann Eliza ~ Richards. "a hours from New
YSTE, VII. with = mSsei d 70 W. p Clyde & Co ,
York, with mdse. to W, NJ. Baird & Co.
lopep, having towed thereirom ships VIM. Cummings
and Monsoon. Captain Virden reports the ship j, j..
for G6rataT having gone to sea- 7tb nst Passed SO in
TIE bay ship Thomas Harvard, from Liverpool: six
Drlgs, deeply laden; schr James SaJterthwae. from
Boston. together with about fifty light schoOners,
Tug Lookout, Alexander, from Baltimore, with
tow o: barges to W. p Clyde & GO.
barges to ". P. clyde co. '''''-''''' "''' "" "
MEMORANDA.
BaTque Eliza SoupeT, hence, via Barbados and st.
Barque American Lloyds. Means, hence, at Matan-
Barque H. p Lord, Plnkham hence, at Matanzas,
and remained 10Th inst, to return. ~
Brig ". Frank, for Philadelphia was at Matanzas
sShr Carrie Heyer, Poland for Philadelphia, cleared
schr George Nevinger. smith, for Delaware Break
water. at Havana 18th inst.
ger. hence, at Salem 18th inst.
schr sarah Bruen. Crawford, hence, at Charleston,
experienced heavy gales, lost manooom stove boat,
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W. Tull. Robbins; and Wave Crest, Davis, hence, at
Salem 10th inst.
MISCELLANY.
phia with coal Tor the Butler Hospital at Providence
while going through the draw Of the Red Cor Moses
noon, came In contact with the draw and completely
molished it, The schooner had caLhead and part
OF her iorerigging carried away, aud boat stove.
schr Governor, Of Rockport, CAPTAIN Moody, sailed
from Lanesville 18th ult. for Philadelphia, with
cargo Of stone few days after sailing she was
ported at Newport since which time nothing has been
her from her. and 1t Is supposed that she was lost IN
! comprised five persons. The Governor was "a 6tlO9
tons burden built at Brookhaven N Y, in 1888 and
was recently purchased of parties in South Dennis
| Mass , - -,----- r., ,,-
sunk by the steamship Scotia on the lth inst, had
cargo 2245 bales of cotton The Berkshire was built
Boston in 1850 rated Al was 65 tons register, and
owned by MIR. p. Sears, of Boston.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Official information has been RECEIVED at this office
to the effect that the island OF Tim6aller coast OF
! storm which swept away the keepers dwelling and
all the public property including @ the iIlumlnst9s
BY order. r. 'n'' B. sHUBRICK. Chairman.
Treasury department ofice Lighthouse Board, Wash.
ington, d. c., April 10, 1867.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
| NEW YORK. April l9-Arrived, steamship Leo Dear
| Ship a. r. Cooper smith, from Shields.
| Ship Goschen, from Bremen.
| Barque S. a, Dudman, Kmball, from Havana.
Cleared, steamships Manhattan, Williams, Liver
Hamburg; Baltic Jones, Bremen Corsica LIE Mes
surfer, Havana; ships Wellington, skaling, L0ndon
Alexandria, Crosby st. John, N B.; Ladoga, Wiley
| Cork; II. Dunham. Young, Havre; City Of New York
Thomas Liyerpool b9Tqnes Mary LucTetia Bowers overs
| Larsen Cronstadt; Mayfiower, Duntze BarbadO5 E
G0nger P5gS p TsG6gek
meth, Stenley. ST: John, n; F.; X. Palmer, Rathbun
farnsWoT6 ffsTGsRSs sawSeT st. 1ohn p RI s. D. Merr
| Rowe, Beracoa.