The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-06
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY,
ship Lydia SkOlheld, Curtis New Orleans, p. Wright
BsTQue Istria, sewaI. Liverpool, L. westergasrd q
Brig ROsyln, Tuthln. Rio JauerO Merchant & 90.
6chf :. ~. Leach, EndlcOtt, ST. Matys, Ga, E A,
schr Ella Fish, Wiley Bangor. W, H. Jones q Bro.
schr M. Mcneil, snow, Chsrleston LSGhbury, Wick
sohr l. M; Reed steelman, Boston, Van Dusen. Loeb.
sonT Reading RR. No. Al, Bartlett, Norwich. wanne
STR i Franklin. PIeEgon. Baltimore A. Groves. Jr.
str Chester, Jones' New York w. p. Clyde q co.
str a; G. sinners. Knox, New York, w. P. olyde6Co
Tug ThOs, Jefferson, Allen tor baltimore, with low
OF barges, w. P. Clyde q Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship Ito T33nsw;anda, Jennings 70 hours nom
Southern Mail Steamship Co. 'N'l'"'" anu
sGhT Q W: May, May, from Portland, with mdse
schr a. NJ. Bird Merrill, from Delaware Break
schr J. L. Leach. EndIcott, from Salem.
vsis Steamer % Phladelp5a ell 81 FpLI6 % 2 hours from New
Steamer j. s, Shriver Dennis, ls hours from BAlti-
York, with NOSE to W. N. Baird & S.'S Co. iO" NC"
tow OF barges to w. P. Oyde& Co.
MEMORANDA.
t SnI u hI,scaToFa Rowland hence was reported out
ship L; B. Giichrist, Waits. hence for New Orleans.
- Bai9ne 4. Whitney westerdyke, for Philadelphia
BaTque A. Il. Boyd, GriihIhs from London for Phi.
IAppeipmla' peIp sailed from GTavesend 2sd ult.
t 1naLque nq Arlh9r Kinsman Meany, hence for Salem,
Brig George Amos, Ward, from Calais for Philadel-
Brig Rio Grande, Bennett. hence, at Portland Sd
BIgs A. r. Larrabee and E Davis, hence for Boston.
Brig Gazelle, Cole, hence for Marselles, was spoken
In LAT. 8S 2O Ion. 52-no date.
BITE w. a: Dresser, from Bangor for Philadelphia,
schr Minnesota, Phlnney, hence, at New Bediord4th
schr NJ. P. Smith, Grace hence at wareham I'd
schE NJ, c. Hart Hart, for Philadelphia cleared at
senT O. Fales, Thatcher. hence. at Providence 4th
sohr John CrOckford, Jones, hence, at Bristol Sd
sa New Red0fd Gf h n and
schI Flora. Reed, from Calais for Philadelphia, at
sc6r Alexander, ireland, hence, at Washington 4th
schT Cohassett Gibbs, from New Bedford for PhIla-
schr George Deering, Willard, hence, at Portland
schIs ]. H. Perry and Sarah, hence, at New Bedford
schr Reading RR No. 4s, for Philadelphia, sailed
from GeogelOwn an Inst anna .. 1,oo,o,, .,,, ,,,,
schls Georgia and VIM. H. Sargent hence AT Port
schT Cara Davidson, Jeries. hence, at Providence
sehT Ellen Hogate Holden, hence, at Newbern Sd
Schr H. Little. Godfrey, for Newbern and Phlladel.
phiR al Portsmouth Attn inst
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given that rock has been dis
py III - Per9eSs SS sIEqg sba on M 10 70 the the
go nadR of the Inland sea and AS II lies in the
The fock. which IS named The PerseIs rock is about
twenty feet in snd has only seven feet
mile from the north point OF Kosima, with the follow
Ing beaTiDgh:- .
X KOsima north extreme, w. 9,
KOslmR southeast extreme SW. by 4.
Masima, west extreme, 3. n e.
NJ asima north extreme SE, q y.
Tsus ma. west extreme, N, by X. -.
Within a circumference oi quarter or cable from
the OF the rock there are from five TO seven
iRIhOms water and between II and KoslmR no sound
ing were obtained under twenty fathoms thus leaV-
ing q C passage OF two cables width. -
Eelween half ebb and low water the position OF this
danger IL indicated by a strong ripple. -, =, ,0,z
ia II bearings magnetic. variation oO W. IN 1901
BY command of their lOrdshlps. - ,
GEO. HENRY RICHARDS, Hydrographer.
photographic Office. Admiralty, London octS, 1867