The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-05
ARRIVED WEDNESDAY.

ARRIVED WEDNESDAY,,
Steamship Pioneer, Bennett, Sc hours from Whining
ton. N. c., with cotton and naval stores Phiade
Steamship Alliance, Kelly, 81 hours from Charles
ton. with cotton, rice, etc., to Lathbury Wckersham
Br ship stadacona, Cassidy, 81 days from London.
derry With mdse. ana lS4 passengers TO r. Taylor d
Barque @. Palmer, Seaman. days from New York.
Br brig Breeze. Sheehy, l3O days from Messinawith
schT PRO. Rogers, days from Calais, with lumber
schr Pennsyiyania, Davis, 8 days from James river
sGhr Exchange, Tod; days from Greensboro. with
schr NJ. Pierce, Pierce, j day frOm Brandywne,with
'ps schr Royal OAK. Robinson. days from Greensboro
with bark 70 j. Il Be%ey yIs = Sro G9 apuanannoc river
sloop Lucy ,TCwnsend, day from Brandywine'wth
steamer Florence Franklin. Pearson. 10 hours from
BstmOse win Sisebd %dss 70 A gGS hours from New
YORK, eGat With r. mdse. S to W. N. Baird & 90.
gss Wss ase w. NJ sn SOur" nom
Steamer s. NJ FELTON,, DAVIS 5h hours from cape
May, with passengers to captain
BELOW.
schr A. Townsend. from Gay Frances. with sugar to
]. Mason Co.. at quarantine.
SAILED.
Brig s. " MerrIck Munday, sailed on Wednesday
morning for Trinidad de Cuba
WENT TO SEA.
Steamship Melita sumner, for Norfolk, went to sea
from the Delaware Breakwater on Tuesday morning.
MEMORANDA.
Nsteamship Star and Stripes Holmes hence at Ha.
vana oath uit., and cleared aSth to return.
Steamship Chase. Harding, hence. at Providence LIST
instant. ~ .
Barque Arizona, Conant, hence at Havre 18th uIt
Barque Annie Augusta Davis, for Philadelphia
sailed from st. Jago 18th ult.
Briggs Spar, Sparrow, and A. Nckes, hence at Bos-
Brig W. II. Parks, before reported ashore at Tybee
was expected to be hoated of ON saturday last. She
lay easy, and leaked but very little.
6chrs ]. B. Wharton, hence for Norwich and Juliet
do Tor Salem, at New London lst inst.
schr Ella, Montgomery for Philadelphia, cleared at
st. John, N. b.. "a
schr W. b. Thomas, Winsmore hence, at Salem lst
schrs Sarah Helen. and s. A. Grier, hence, at New
schr o. BeRrse Parker, tor Philadelphia cleared at
schrs M Titon, FritzInger, and Paul and Thomp-
| son, Godfrey, hence, at Salem lst Inst. -
schr &. s. Lockwood. hence at New Lonoon SOth
schfs NJ A. Loughery. ]. s. Terry, E. B. Wharton,
Schs Manantico, Claypooe; S. Cullen. Cullen; Sallie
B, BAteman; West Dennis, Orowel T. Lake, Adams;
| Sauires, Timmins; NJ Weaver, Weaver; A. S. Cannon.
Cobb; Lady Ellen, Jeffers; and George H. Bent Smith,
| at Boston "a Inst
| NOTICE TO MARINERS.
| trance of the port of Messna VIII be removed to a
tower recently erected the Sc angle of Fort San
Salvatore. at distance OF thirty-one feet from It's
The light is now elevated "a feet above the level Of
The tower is square. and painted white.
The italian Government has given notice that from
the LIST day of June 1867 light will be exhibited from
the point Of Cape del Arm on the coast OF Caabra.
The light is q fixed white light, elevated Sl2 feet
above the level of the and in clear weather should
| be seen from distance of thirteen miles.
The Illuminating apparatus Is dloptrc' or by lenses
The tower is octagona OF white stuoco. little ele
waited above the keepers dweMnB; tne posltl9n as
The light is intended to as guide 70 vessels
entering the Straits OF Messina from the southward