The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-20

Arrived SATURDAY
Steamer Dictator Wiley, Palatka via jackson.
packages Mdze. To D Aiken l. Co, W d Lawton
LANCER, G Ingraham & Son. Dowie & Noise, "
G Wbilden, q DAILY, DR. q Knots, J Brownson, A
Cursor, Jr, Lopez & Leslie, D Jennings.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. New York
left Thursday Mdse TO JAS Adger 60, steamer Ca
E Aager Co. c D Ahrens Co, D aiken GO, Z
n Averill & Son, Baker Co. Bates CO. y
Brahe & Co. D Briggs, agent, n BRISTOL. T
Caldwell, Burckmyer Campbell Knox NJ &C. TO- ~
Co. F Chaplin. Chisolm Bros, Goblin co. W
Corwin Co, Crane DoSlston L Co. & Dawson.
L Cohn & Co, ] Commins. Dewing. Burkett GO,
Dowie s. Noise, u Drake. Dreger Farley 70; :;
Graver. Gerdts i Co. Graveley, Goldstein, =
! G Goodwin, agent N Grimke. Harris, agent, J
! " Harrison, Hart &; Co, c Hickey, Holmes BOOB
SON OE&As johnson, " Kinsman, 3 Klatte l
| Co, Klinck, wickenberg & Co. Mrs NJ Knox, 4
LATTE. LANCER, Laurey Alexander, Lengnick q
| Sell, W McComb & Co, McElhose, McLoy Rice
| Macular Williams & Parker Mantouo Co, Mar
shall, Buree / Bowen, S r Marshall " Matthiessen,
| G. AIilnor Co. Morello, Muller, Nlmitz co,
! North, Steele & Wardeu, Ojemann, ONeil,
| O'Neill Son. Pierce, Palmetto Cooperation AS
sociation. g kichter. q Rodgers co, Shackel
ford Il Kelly, ] Rugheimer. c schroder, Shepherd
| & Cohen, " A Shrine, G " SteGens Co. W Steele
| Stoddard & Co, A o Stone, vanwinkle, Wage.
ner, Heath Il Monsees, 81 Folers, Walker, agent,
| F Weyhmann welch & Brandes, W Whilden Co,
L weiskopt Werner & Ducker, West Point Mil, ID
y Wohltmanp, Wohltr:ann, W Yates, Belts,
| Goudkop & Beuthner, ] Dawson L Co, Russell,
| i McCrady, Goodrich, Wineman Co, Stou, WeD1
& Co. Order and others. On 18th inst, fifteen miles
| of Hatteras 1t IL N, passed steamship Manhat
| tan, hence for New York. Same day, at NJ, oi
| Lookout rassed steamship B Souder.
| Schr Myrover Hughes, Boston-15 days. Ice and
rro yC
| Cowperthwait Shepherd & Cohen, Major Berlin, q
| W Williams & Co, W Chatee, Ostsndorf Co,
Renneker, II Vollers, N Wohltmann, Hur-
kamp Co, D stoney, artmke, Howland :
| Co. Rev T W Lewis. S c Railroad Agent, D Sill
cox, \ Appleton, Whitney, Gruber & Martin, B
Fcldman 4 Co. Werner Il Duckcr ] Salvo. c Grave
| ley, Locke, W NJ Bird & co, Ring, G W Clark
&Co j Grayer, " H Welch, 6 W stefens & Co, A
Bischoff, Klinck, Wickenberg & Co. LANCER, Tu-
dor Company's Ice Agent. Customhouse Collector,
D Ahrens & Co, s R Marshall, Drake, Torrent
& Bro.
Schr W B Mann, Stanford PhiladelphIa-15 days.
Coa To the Mas'er, and W John.on.
Steamer st Helena. Boyle, Edisto and Rockville.
bales Cotton. and sundries. To q Murray, S
Howe Fraser l. Dill, " Gurney, Rayenel & Co, and
others.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. New Yorh-James
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore-Courtenay &
Trenholm.
Steamship Alliance, Kelly, Philadelphia- Baker
Ship Graham's Policy. Burgess iverpool-Patterson
scbr Anna Barton, Frink, Philadelphia Baker
" Co.
schr A cranmer, cranmer, Baldmore-H Baker
Wen. to Sea Saturday.
Steamship Aliazce, Kelly, Philadelphia.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood, New York.
From this Port.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York, April a.
HAMBURG bark Raleigh, Hensen, Philadelphia, April
schr Watafea, Munro. Georgetown, S C, April 10.
schr Henry Allen. Tatem. Providence, r J. April Il.
Cleared for this Port.
Schr Alburger Corson, at Philadelphia, April l6.
Memoranda.
DISASTER n SAVANNAH RIvER.-The Savannah Re-
publican of Thursday, the 18th instant, gives the
following account of the shipwreck Of vessel bslow
that city which event siklngly sets forth some OF
the dangers attending the navigation OF that river:
s'We are indebted to Captain Crawford Tor the
following facts regarding the sinking of his vessel
The schoo!er sailed rom Philadelphia on the 9th
instant, with cargo OF one hundred ana lorty IONS
of coal, consigned to MesSrS ClaRnorn y cunning
| ham, and ninety.nine tons to Nessrs Hunter Gam
nell; Willie coming up the savannah river under
full SAIL and opposite Fort JACKSON suddenly STRUCK
on one of the OF tsructions 1.-THE sunken ram Georga)
at twenty-five minutes past nine O'CLOCK, she nlllng
so rapdy that ut tf minutes to ten O'CLOCK she cap
sized and sunk; Captain Crawford was compelled to
| lump overheard and SWIM to the small boat, the
steward haviog narrow escape IRON pelnR smut In
the cabin the captain brought th mall boat to the
| rescue of the officers and crew. The schooner S
stores were valued at one hundred and forty dollars
only very small portion being saved; most OF the
personal effects were lost; the clothing OF the mate
being valued at one hundred dollars, the latter also
| losing pocketbook containing considerable sum
of money She lies at low water upon her port side,
nothing showing but her starboard rail, and at nigh
wlter she is almost submerged
"Immediata efforts will be made to get her Oh.
with prospect of success should size not slide OH
the ram into deep water.
tons, halls from Philadelphia. was on1lt IN winning
ton Del is seventeen years old; partly owned by her
cantain and by partiss in Philadelphia and New Jer
sex: her cargo wa, fully insured; it is not known
whether the vessel was not but 1t IS thought she
was partly insured.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
REIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Moreno, Black, clelred .Feo y
The Eastman Leach sliled d............... .March ~
DREMGSHAvEh.
The Dorothea, pfmbeck, sailed... .Marcn