The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-06
BELOW.
Barque John Mathues, from st. Jago de Cuba
MEMORANDA


MEMORANDA.
ships r. II. TUCKER, Clarke; semirams. Gerlsh; and
kaIe Davenport Otis, for Philadelphia. were at Liver
ship Essex Barker from London for Philadelphia
snip Oriental, Durham for Philadelphia cleared at
ship Westmoreiand Hammond. from Liverpool for
PsiladeiPhi was spoken I2th plt, lat 40 49, lon r.
at Norfolk Sd inst. and sailed again. n.,o,o,
6SgSe BaSW & & R1p9 d TGm T London for Fnade
Barque Deveronshire, I Mutch. hence for Cronstadt,
at Baltic Port previous to 18th ult
BaIque @. b. Covert, Johnson, hence, at ST. john NJ
BaTque Ansgar. Arboe. hence. at stettln 18th ult
at RI & RG9ns3n s pence ior oronstad
Barque Geo S, Hunt Woodbury., for Philadelphia
Brig Minnie Miller Anderson, hence at Portland
Brig idella Jackson, hence, at Cardenas 2sth ult.
Brig Clifford, Hearsey, hence, at Halifax 2Sth ult
Brig II Hertha, Du Sar, for Philadelphia at hotter-
schr H. NJ. Baxter, Perene. hence, at New London
schr' Yankee Blade, CoOmbs, hence, at Bangor sd
ssc6is Hannibal Cox; ]. V. Wellington, Chipmau R.
W. Dillon, Lndlam; and Free Wind, Frsbee hence at
schrs r. Peterson, English. and E. Richardson,
Thompson, for philadelphia sailed from portsmouth
schTs Star, Crowell. and G. s. squires, Timmons,
schr Race Horse. Bragg, hence, at Newburyport Sd
SchTs A. Hugel Robinson, and E. r. Naylor Sum
mers, for Philadelphia sailed from Newburyport lst
Schr j. H. Bartlett, Harris hence at Newburyport
schr Emma Bacon. Chase. hence at Boston 4th inst,
was in contact with schr H. r. Higgins I'd inst, the
Shoals and lost bowsprt. Damage to the other un-
Schrs ]. b. Marshall and M. w. Hupper, Hupper,
for Philadelphia cleared at ST. John, N. Sd inst.
schr r. W. Brown, Trucks. hence, at wilmington
schrs heading RR. No. 4s, for Norwich, and H. NJ.
Baxter, for Alyns Point, both from Philadelphia, at
New London Sd ult
Schr Constitution for Philadelphia sailed from
stesmtug chiles. schelenger for Philadelphia,
cleared at \ ew Orleans SOth ult.
nJorICE no No pIIERa
With reference to Notice Mariners. No, co. issued
light being exhibited from lighthouse newly erected
en- the bluff at the entrance OF Port Natal, seventy
yards by w. y w. of the old Flagstaff the Govern
ment OF Natal has given notice that on and after the
day OF January, 1867 the light will be exhibited
The light Is revolving white light, attaining lls
greatest brllliancy every minute II Is elevated 2bZ
feet above the level OF the and In clear weather
should be visible from distance OF twenty four miles,
The Illuminating apparatus is dioptric or by lens of
/ the second order
The tower is IRON conical, 81 feet high, ana painted
Drections-The light on Cape Natal not being visible
from the Alwal ShOal, care must be taken on making
for Port Natal from the southwest not TO approach
the than four miles to less depth OF
water than forty fathoms until the light we'll made
| out from The deck when in standing In IL may be
brought to bear NE. by e, this Will lead outside all
miles rom the lighthouses but when to the northward
of The UmlaZi river the light must be brought to bear
more to the northward, keeping long mile from the
| land. When the light bears WNW., haul in TO the
fathoms water with the light bearing SW. or SW. "a
/ s., distant one mile.
All bearings are magnetic. Variation 27 degrees W.
| BY command OF their lordships.
| GEO. HENRY RICHARDS photographer.
photographic Office, Admiralty, London, April 1867