The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-21

N a IlOrnQlke,
phia, sailed from Liverpool 9Th inst.
ship Polar Star, West hence, was below New York
Steamship Hunter, Rogers, hence at Providence
Steamship New YORK, Marshall, hence at George
Steamship ]. w. Everman. Tuttle, for Philadelphia,
went TO sea from Charleston 18th inst.
Barque 7. Whitney, Kelly, from London for Phila-
delphla, at Bermuda Sth INST, ready for sea.
Barque G. starrett, Gregory, for Philadelphia at Ma
Brig Minnie NOrden, for Philadelphia, at Matanzas
Brig Coria, Marsters hence for Antwerp before re-
ported at bermuda, in distress, has been condemned
Brig +. A. Kennedy, Hoflses, tor Havre, was up at
Brig Moses Day, Eldridge. for Philadelphia, cleared
at Rotterdam 4th inst.
schr Cynthia Jane, Bellows from Providence for
Philadelphia AT Newport 10th inst
schr orozmbo orcntt. for Philadelphia, cleared at
schr D. and E. Kelly. Kelly. from Portland for Phi
Sebs seer anney and NJ Brewster
Pease from Belfast for Philadelphia, at Portland 18th
sohr Typboon, Williams. hence for Bath, at New
schr Maggie p. Smith, Grace, hence, at Providence
Vs schr : j. Williamson, Jr Corson, hence, at Rich
scnr W, Hupper, Hupper for Philadelphia, at Ma
schr Fanny Heating, Daniels, hence, at Boston 10th
scnrs j. e Broo6s BURGESS and Pearl cI Brown, from
Schrs Amelia Beebe and Flight Croweii from Pro-
vldence Philadelphia, New York yesterday 1aa
NOTICE TO M2E1NERs - -: sais ma s1s
HaT6oF masteT hg' Of f. ST. ST. Peer Pof Portf
Guernsey. has given notice that, from the list day
March, 1867, new Harbor Light will be exhibited
the southern entrance of the outer harbor, the
eastern extremity of the Castle Breakwater St. Peter
| Port.
The light will be fixed white light elevated forty.
six feet above the high water level of the sea- and In
clear weather should be from distance of niue
miles, IL shows bright light bearing from N, round
by e. to s., and as a dim light, landward, from s.,
| round by w. to n.
The illuminating apparatus is dioptric by lenses
! of the fifth order
The light is two hundred and three yards from
Castle COrnet, and from it
St. Martins Point bears SW, by S. z ST. distant two
| Vale Castle bears NE. q NJ nearly two miles
| Windmill on Sark bears SE. by E. six and a half
Oid Harbor Light bears NV. by W. q W., four
Lower Heads Buoy bears Sc by s., two and a quar-
Brehon bears E. by N. a N, one and threequarters
Also, that from the lst day Of March, 1867, the old
light at the entrance of the Inner harbOr will be
An bearings are magnetic Variation 81 degrees 90
minutes in 1867.
| BY command of their lordships.
GEO. HENRY RICHARDS, photographer.
| Photographic Office, Admiralty, London, February
! l6, 1867.
| DOMESTIC PORTS.
| NEW YORK. March 2O-Arrlved, steamship Rebecca
| Clyde, Snyder. from Newbern.
| Ship Robin Hook, Kelly, from San Francisco.
| Ship Antelope, Hale, from Shanghae.
| Ship FaVOrita, Bush, from Liverpool.
| BaTque Powhattan, Patten, from Canton.
! Barque Lord Pamerston, from Montevideo.
| Brig Henrietta, NewbOld, from Bermuda.
| Brig J.. l.. Wadsworth, Bailey, from Cenfuegos.
| Brig Katie, Robinson, from st. Croix.
Brig T. Dean, Atkinson. from Curacao.
| SChr T.. H. Gott, Small from Altavea.
Cleared, steamships City of Cork, Bridgeman Liver
| pool Albemarle. Bourne, Richmond; Saratoga, King,
| Ewes, Liverpool: Jane Leach, Shlaber, do. brig La
| Creole, Campbell, Curacao.