The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-30
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Norman, CrOwell, Boston, II. Winsor & Co.
Brig Ida Gray, Port Spain; =. a. souder = %.
SChr E. l.. Smith, smith, Trinidad, ). 81 w. Welsh.
schr Grapeshot, thompson, Portland, Audenrled,
schT l. Baker. Purvere, Boston. Mershon & Cloud.
schr Port Royal, Moore. New Haven, Wannemacher
sc6r G. watson, Nickerson, do. do.
Schr Cornea, Carroll, New Haven, Castner, Stckney
scEr G. TaSSne, Adams, East Cambridge, do.
SGhE 5; L. simmons, Gandy, Quincy Pont 40
Schr r. H. Wilson, Null, Dighton. do
schr n H. Paine, DOane Boston, Caldwell ,G9rdon&Co
schr James Diverty, Carroll Washington, Rathbun
schr storm. stabb. New Haven, sInnickson & Co.
Schr N. ?. smith, Grace 30 ston' Hu1sicker y GO.
Schr j. B. Henry, Walker Roxbury, j. G. q G. 5. Rep
schr NJ Price Garrison, Richmond, Street & Co.
schr ]. T. Price Young Boston, Borda, Keller IL Nut
schr d. " streaker Vangilder Charleston, Lathbury
schr Henry May, Franklin. Providence, Captain.
Sehr Hraie Mason, Bri3dgiet9}n, CAPTAIN. CAPTAIN
Str L. Franklin, Pierson, Baltimore A. Groves Jr.
str Mayflower, Robinson, New York, W.P.Clyde&Co.
". P. Clyde d Co,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Roman Baker ~ "A hSprS 6S,S 9 from Boston
NJ. passed ship saq%spsreeil& % & from Liverpool and
schr A. Downing Taylor, i days from New York, in
ballast TO captain 26th inst Cape Henlopen bearing
/ Coliyer; damaged sails and rigglngs., - =,
WITH lumber m Ana naval Stores to- captan O
Schr S. Tuttle, Saunders, from Marblehead in bal
Sc6r j. W, Eberman. Outen, from Newbern with
schr Clayton and Lowber, Jackson, day from
| Smyrna with grain to j L. Bewley tS Co.
| Steamer NJ. Massey Smith "a hours from New
| York with mdse. 10 w, NJ. Baird 6 Co.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, q hours from New York
G3n e G:d BddlS ID n HGggs gs z hours from New
| Tug Lookout, Alexander, from Baltimore, with .
| tow Of barges to w. P. Clyde d GO, --,.,- .-- -,
| Tug Hudson, Carr, from Baltimore, with Tow OF
| barges to w. z. Clyde IL Co.
MISCELLANY.
put into Fortress Monroe 2sth inst. She encountered
heavy E. gale on the 2Sd. and lost part OF deck
q schooner hailng from Brookhaven above Latteras.
| The crew were in starving condition; the schooner
standing northward when last SEEM could render
her assistance On the Goth passed schooner with
| mainmest gene she was under Jurymast, and thirty
| Schr Mary f. Smith spoken on the 25th inst OIL
| Block Island, by steamship Kensington, at Boston,
from New Orleans. with loss of head Of topmast raIl
the effects ofthe heavy weather. wanted no assistance
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
| Cd9rndthe1l BuOyS-Notice is hereby given that a
new Spiral Buoy, coored black and marked "Swatch-
| fthe Csrmathen Swatchway
| The buoy lies I'm two and three tourths fathoms az
low water spring tides with the following marks and
large white house [among trees) just open of Liam
The easternmost house on the hill at Pendire, in
line with the easternmost house ON the beach, NNW.
NV. ~ ,,.,.... a..
No Che9uered Buoy N.NE, q E. distant one and
Noice is also given that the color of No, and No.
| Buoys have been changed from black ana white ~
| horizontal rings, and black and white In horizontal
By Oder P. II, BERTHoN, Secretary.
Trinity House, London, March 49, 1867