The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-25

John. NJ b.; and about forty sail of Southern and
steamship Alliance Kelly. 10 hours from Charles
%n, M!th cotton, rice, etc. 10 Lathbury Wlckersham
schr Carrie Heyer. Poland, from New York, with
Steamer Torrance Fiibrlck "a hours from New York,
with mdse. TO w p clyde d Co
YORK, with mdse. to ". NJ. Baird q 60.
Steamer Mayhower, Robinson, 2 hours from New
Tug Admiral D. d. Porter duncan. from Baltimore,
with tow Of Darges to w. p clyde Co.
MEMORANDA; ,-,,- --.---,
ship Iouave, WhltmOre. for Philadelphia, entered
out at Liverpool 9th Inst ,
ship British Queen, Francis. from LIVERPOOL for
Phlhdelphia was of Great Ormshead 7th INST,
steamship j. w. Everman, Tuttle hehce' NJ OharIeS'
steamship Bosphorus, Alexander, hence, via Nor.
iok, or Liverpool, was passed llth Inst OH 9aees
steamship Alexandra, Platt. hence for Richmond
Httnpriolk Zd INST ana salled aga again ~ q, t1avre
7th inst
Barque Imperador Kerlin, for Rio Jauelro, sailed
from Richmond 2lst inst, and in Hampton Roads
Bsrque Village Belle, Little for Philadelphia, was
towed TO sea from Londonderry 9TH inst.
Barque s. ID. Ryerson, Raymond hence, at Antwerp
Brig 9. E, Prescott, Mills, from vinahaven for PM
Brig Breeze sheehey, from Messlna at Gibraltar I'd
scir r. Doran. jarvis, hence at Providence 2st inst
ri sGhT Plrigo Baker, nom Boston ana ana II Huason, 1a
schr James S. shIndler. Lee. days from sagua, at
New York yesterday. Left schr l.. r. Beard Tor
Philadelphia 10th.
schr VIM, Coliyer TAYLOR, for Philadelphia. sailed
from Providence 22d inst
schr Amos Falkenburg Terrell hence, at Dighton,
schr Sea queen, Gupun, from Eastport for Phia-
delphla at Portland cortland 22d @ inst ,,,,,,, o,d ,,,s,
sGhTs Anna " Bergen keadlng odb K rS So "a ana
schr NJ. * Kenney, Ogler, hence, at Newburyport 22d
instant.
schr II, G. whelden, NferrcK, hence at Boston, 23d
instant.
schIsT. Hill. Baker, and Pearl Brown, for Phi
Sebrs, j. Cadwaiader, Steelmani Frances Edwards
Boice Mary Riley, Riley; and j. Q. Patterson, Whitn
schr J. N. Baker from Boston for Philadelphia, at
homes, Hole lSth lnst She anchored on Nantucket
Shoals 18th, and lost both anchors and chains.
Schr Elvira Conant, Foss. hence, for Belfast, at
Holmes II ole 18th inst, and sailed again 2Oth
schr d. Britain, Springer, for Philadelphia, sailed
schr B. II, Jones' Davis. for Philadelphia, cleared
schr Allen Downing Taylor, hence, at Providence
22d inst.
Steamer Philadelphia, Fultz, hence, at Georgetown.
d. G., 23d inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Inc ght situated on the south end OF North Island
harbor OF Georgetown, South Carolina. will be
hhited on and alter May /, 1867 from sunset to sun.
The light will be a fixed white light OF the fourth
order and in clear weather should be seen fourteen
The tower Is white, a feet from base to focal plane
shaped eonical and stands in lat $2 y 2 lon 20 10 3d.
Treasury Department Office Lighthouse Board, Wash
inglon, d. C.. April l6, 1867
Pilots and captains of steamers passing the works at
very slow rate Any Violation Of this order brought
to the notice of the Mayor will be summarly acted
Savannah, April IS.
Captains of vessels navigating Long Island Sound
are warned Of the dangerous position of the schr
Elizabeth, sunk between Bartetts Reef and
water, and bears from the ligh-boat ENII., distant
tant four miles. A red flag has been placed at the
masthead of the wreck.