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

Brig Roslyn, Tuthil hence for Rio Janeiro went to
sea ON Friday evening at 10 o'clock.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
plaster 10 f. A. SOuder & Co.
schr Bro, Dunel, day from Lewes, with mdse to
schr Fanny. walmsey, days from Bohemia ri yer,
schT A; q DerrIcksop; Tunnell, day from Lewes,
schr Native stowe 2 days from MilvuIe. with
hoops to Hough d Co.
with grain 10 J. L. BeSley & Co. '-' fisU'fi0A'
wh ihg grain a d to Sff T. E. seRy co. day from Lebanon
schr Cornella Noyes, from Georgetown.
sChr " Beent Penny iron Fqoh Ne York
schr Nj. Powell, Fenton, rom Hartford.
Rb A. d:e g. s%Sra 70 M M kRST RSTd GoarS om Ne"
Steamer Black Diamond; Meredith; "a hours from
steamship Alexandra; Plat, from Richmond, with
Steamer d. H. =. Stout, G Ford, from Washington with
mGse to W 2 clyde y & Co .. no,rs from New
YORK MIN nose; q W n; Baird SS0Smoro with
tow OF bsrges to W. P. Olyde& Co.
MEMORANDA.
a % ss H9Ts s r0% Ss Ne" orleans Tor
steamship Norman Crowel, hence at Boston 9Th
Brlgs W. A. Dresser. Hatch from Bangor tor Phila.
dephia, sailed from Holmes Hole 5th inst.
warren hence for Boston, at Holmes Hole Tth inst,
BIg A. r Larrabee, Carlisle. hence for Bangor at
sS6T Windward: Cornwall, for Philadelphia, cleared
schr r: Law, York from Providence for Philadel-
phia, at Newport inst,
schr Tiger. Munroe, for Camden, sailed from FAN
schr Paul and Thompson. Godfrey, hence for saco,
sailed from Salem 5th inst.
sohr FaTTagpt. Cogglps. hence at Boston sch inst
Schr g. Grdler Smith, for Philadelphia, cleared at
sc6T ]. D. Mccarthy simpson, hence, at Boston 9TH
scbr ]. B. Austin, Davis, hence, at MArblehead 4th
schr E. NJ. Fox, Case. from Greenport for Philadel.
schr ]. H. Allen Burgess hence at Boston 9TH inst.
sGhT 9pen sea CSSmSS 4% 5S ps ssnEor ioF Fh"del
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
@ gys hss an sTeeh sS Sufy
thoms @ sHDib vest ~ vessel sun on the sontbasi
end Of HiIpsford Bank, MorecamDe Bay. D'',"'''
wafer spring tide. with the following mark and COM
Bluff i Point Of Backcombe, Just open of the north
END OF Walney Island, n. by e E,,.,,.. o,< ..,,o.
Tsnsy 9 Sfdar Lighthouse A. nj sTH6R disfn65 Il dy %1lss
Trinity House, London Oct. "a, 1857.
Notice is hereby given that a light now exhibited
he largest Of iSs kGns ISLES al the entrance
gh n9T9eSsS Ss HSa9i & esyaed 9o
above ne level the and clear weather should
be % se1 S% "a dsifSGe n 6s9 oresUs of eSh1sen miles,
GEO. HENRY RICHARDS, photographer.
photographic Office, Admiralty London. sept, a. 1867
the LIST day OF October 1867 the white light at the
!remily Of the battery az Port Ponza Will be changed
The Greek Government has given notice that during
The repairs ne lightyesse the light Of hetchimo
POINT, lsland or Corfu, VIII cease 10 pe exhDlteds
All bearings are magnetic. Variation II degrees
westerly In 1857.
The Spanish Government has given notice that nom
the 3Oth day OF September 1867, Light Will be ex.
ht6ed on the beach tGrao) OF Burrana, In the Gulf
OF Valencia.
The light is fixed red light elevated 26 feet above
the Level OF the sea, and IN clear weather should be
seen from a distance of nine miles.
The Illuminating apparatus Is dloptric' or by lenses
OF the sixth order.
The light Is exhibited from an iron column twenty
feet high In the courtyard OF the keepers dwelling,
which Is painted yellow 1t Is 234 yards W.SW. from
the mouth of the river SecO in lat SO 5S 20 NJ lon
90 w. OF Greenwich.