The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-05
BELOW.
Barque Maria, from Liverpool.
MEMORANDA

Ship Saranak from New Orleans for Liverpool was
at anchor inside the bar 2Sth ut.
steamship Alliance, Kelly, hence at Charleston
steamships Alexandria Platt and Virginia, Allen.
hence, at Richmond I'd inst; the Alexandra sailed
Brig a. r Larrabee, Carlisle, for Philadelphia, at
Brig c. II. Kennedy. Merrlman, hence, at Portland
Brig Ida NJ. Comery. Mcclellan. hence. at sagua 16
Brig Uncle Jerry Norton for Philadelphia at sagua
schr Comet, Long hence at Halifax I'd inst.
schr NJ. II. Reed. Benson for Philadelphia, sailed
sohT {. f. Raymond Higgins from Boston for Phi.
schr Jonathan May, Neal, hence, was at sagua 18th
ult for New York.
ladeIphia eT tspStSS at Sewp9rt "a inst 'O'' -O' "
Potomac, Eldridge, hence at Georgetown, ID. C., sU
Schr susan. hence at Portland Sd inst.
schr S. V. w. Simmons, from Charleston for Balti-
more, has sunk at sea. Crew saved: The s. ". W. 5.
registered l7O TONS built at Cape May In 1885, from
schr George Taulane, Adams, hence, at Boston, Sd
Schrs Marshal Perrin, Gibbs and George S, Adams,
Studey for Philadelphia, cleared at Boston 50 inst.
Schr N. c. Paine Doane, hence at Boston I'd inst
schr oronaska, Knight for Philadelphia, sailed from
Schr Margaret Reinhart Hand, for northern port
schr Caroline G. Homer from fremont for Phila-
dephia at Boothbay 29th ut and sailed again 3lst.
Schr Triumph, Chester, hence for Norwich at New
schT Anna II, Edwards, hencei at Norwich lst inst
Steamer B. Meinder Yard, for Philadelphia, cleared
| al New York yesterday.
DISASTERS.
Captain j. L. FarlOw, of schr Marine, reporls:-leit
Wilmington l7th March for New York; on the 2Oth
| experienced heavy gale from Sc, Veerlng 70 N E
| which continued without cessation Tor i've days
pumps were kept In operation constantly until the
vessel was abandoned. On the 23d spoke schr Clara,
OF Philadelphia; told him that we were in sinking
condition. had lost our boat and asked to be taken
od he PAID no attention to but proceeded on his
course On the 24h at 8 A NJ, fell in with brig Alva
| (oI 81 johns N Bl Captain Carson, from Matanzas
lQr Phlladelphia who, although having two men dis
aoled ana having lost deck load, galley aud other.
wise badly injured launched his boat aud succeeded
| the schooner until O'clock when she capsized and
| SUNK IN ial' 20 90 lon 73 10. Arrived at Delaware
| BreakWaleG ISL INST, and proceeded TO Cape May
DoRrd phot-boat James Flanagan. The thanks OF the
captain ana crew are rendered Captain Carson his
wife, and crew tor their kindness In minstering to
our wants While on board his vessel also TO Capfain
Hand, OF the James Flanagan, who did ali he could 10
alleviate our condition, and by whose assistance we
| were enabled 10 reach New York.
| Ship CarOlus Magnus, Ashley, from New York for
San Francisco, returned yesterday on the Dist nit
lat 81. Ion. 40, being In the Gulf Stream Encountered
heavy gale from E.NE. which Increased To a hurTi.
cale with heavy cross sea; carried away crossiac-
yard sprung the bowsprit and broke the manreiI on
the port side; 22d, wind hauled to Sc boWinS IN ri.
ously, shipped a heavy sea, sweeping the decks
sInVing bulwarks on starboard side carrying AWAY
hatch-hOuses. aud completely cutting the cabin irhe
tLltd mate, Mr Ashley the captain ssOn was washed
overheard and lost, the boatswan had his leg broken
| ana two other men were severely Injured. n was
tound necessary bear up for port TO repaiT M ys
slice which time have had strong NV. Winds