The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-23

Ship Goshawk Lawson from Liverpool 9th ult. for
Philadelphia was seen 10th inst, by the southampton,
Steamship Virginia, smithers, hence, at Richmond
Steamship Echo Sutton, hence for Providence, at
Barque Thomas Whitney, Kelly, from London for
Philadelphia, sailed from Bermuda 18th inst.
spoken 5th inst, let; q 20, lon. g.,
Brig Kennebec, Walter. for Philadelphia, cleared at
Brig Kossack, Elliott for Philadelphia, sailed from
Brig Village Belle, Grant, hence, at st. John, N. B.,
Brig Minnie. Norden. from Matanzas, at Portland
2Ist inst, was reported bound to Philadelphia.
R at st. Thomas h & ad
probably sailed on that day.
Schr Waples Robinson for Philadelphia, sailed
Schr Hunter Endicott from Dlghton for New York
or Philadelphia according TO wind passed Newport
Schrs Oneida Davis for Philadelphia or Baltimore;
Hattie ~ simpson Hattie Garter rom asw5tTs
SchT Ida L. Howard, McDufie, from Portland for
| Philadelphia, at Newport 2lst inst
Schr M Brewer Pease. for Philadelphia sailed from
schr Golden Eagle, Kelly, hence, at New Bedford
schrs r. II. Wilson, Null; Evergreen, Beloste; ]. H.
Bartlett, Harris, and Ann 5. Cannon, hence, at New
schT Cohasset, Gibbs, for Philadelphia, sailed from
| New BEDFORD 2isL INST ,,, g. 1,,,,5o,b,, ,oooa
schrs w G. Audenred, Hewitt; +, Neal, studams
| II, A. Weeks Hickman; and Dick Williams, Corson
! hence, at Boston 2lst inst.
schrs A. COrdery, Doughty, hence for Salem; J. s
Watson, Houck, do for Lynn; and NJ, E. Mason, from
Provincetown for Philadelphia, at Holmes Hole Goth
| instant.
schr Curtis Tton, somers, hence, at Clenuegos 10th
schr Cerro Gordo, Hodgson, for Philadelphia sailed
| from NewburypOrG 10Th inst. ~
| schr Rebecca Florence for Philadelphia, sailed
| from Salem 10Th inst.
schr John Lancaster, hence. at New Bedford goth
schr Emily L. Barton. Smith. hence, at Cenfuegos
SchT Mary Teal hence, at New London 10th inst.
| r. w Dillon Ludlam Silver Magnet Wharton; II. l..
Tay Baker, Admiral, SteelmRni and V. Sharp, Sharp,
sChr S. Price, Stevens from Charleston, at viii
mington, N. c., 10Th inst. -
Schr Jane c. Patterson, Whitaker, for New York,
sailed from Richmond 10Th inst.
Schr p Boice, Adams, from Charleston, at Jackson
schr Brandywlne, from Wilmington, Del, atsavan-
nah 18th inst.
| MISCELLANY.
Swed barque Mlnona, at Havana Sd inst; from New
Ion II IA w. met a black painted ship, with blue
flag top of foremast came to assistance, ana found
apparently running sE had heavy damages, sails
split rudder floating about The roughness OF the sea
impeded boarding her. but the letters + could be
Schr Eagle, at New York, ia tons, new measure.
| menT, has been purchased by Captain Andrew Snow,
late of schr Harriet Ryan, and Others of New Bed
ford. She will be employed in the coasting trade
| under command of Captain Snow, -
| 6chr Washington Freeman, OF Welheet 9G tons
at Boston, has been purchased by Obed f. Hitch
| and others. of FalrhaVen. for whaler She will be
| commanded by Captain Benjamin G. StOwel late
| mate of orig Herald, of Sippcan.
| Schr Aid, 1853 tons, English measurement, and OF
about 1900 tons capacity. sold at Charleston 18th
inst. under an order Of United States Marshal Ep
png together with all her tackle and apparel. con.
sisng Of sails cables. anchors furniture, etc, fo
S4lO2. ,,., ne. ,, -, - . = -,
| g. l. Drummond, a schr OF so tons Intended for the
coasting trade. She is owned by f. u. Mallett j.
Oliver p Rogers, and others ana Is 70 De commanded
| by Captain W. Shea
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK March 22.-ArrlVed steamship Australia