The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-29

Brig T. A Barnard, Croweil. Genoa. ASoudersCl0.. 10.
sSsI SoIs Eta Sleeper. 81 JagO. woTkman oo.
scbr scbr M MN; Flint Towers Salem, Audenrled Co.
Sehr j. B. Van Dusen, Foster, Portland, G. @. Van
schr Jas satterthwaits, Long, Salem Day Huddell
schr Warren Blake, Messervy, Boston, J. r. Bailey
schr Elizabeth Msgee. Smith Salem. J. Rommel. Jr.
Str w. Whilldn, Riggans, Baltimore A Groves, Jr.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship T9nawanda, Julius from Liverpool Aug 10.
iS % sS
n 81 sc GeSIses e ,ns ss during
large Iceberg S;th ins lat Sio long ie exchanSea
,g, BIig Meteor Andsrson days from New York in
Brig Alex. Miliiken cray, from Lan.svre v,a nal
aware s1eskwater IN ballast to Lennox Burgess
last te WARREN afeRT. ooaS' from Salem. In bal
g,is Minnie Miner. Anderson. days from Port.
Brig Wenonsh, Davis. 10 days from Bath, with Ice
nbsI hIls Ma e. Renns 70 days from st. Iohn
schr J. B. Marshall: Marshall. 2 days from New
win lumber NIB 6 70 Moore. Wheatlsy oottingha Oh
ton Win pMseI e Patterson Lppinc'ts1vesse so
Eiss
s5af' days from New
wh sa Tnsn To- JAS TT ss%syy %ry Co. Port Dspo'
sfs Ss vi SsytGn Ssy % FIRE.
Del, with grain Jas. L. Bewley d Co.
scbr John johnson. Mcbride from Boston.
sehr Jas sateI,hwalte r,6H Ms, Long @ from % Boston
safqae sir con cs%pDe from ivie,a9
que from London; another Dsraue. Unknown 'st snd
one brig, nom the West Indies.
MEMORANDA
Ship Tho mas Harvard, Strickland, tor PhIladel
Steamship Brone'te Howe. hence. at New York
Steamer Massey, Smith. for Philadelphia. cleared
BsIqne Kespos. wlerichs, hence for Hamburg, at
BaIsue koya Arch Stanley, for Philadelpha, sailed
Barque Diana, Michaeiis, from London for Phila.
dephia, sailed from Falmouth I4th Inst
9arg%ss gms} Rng Ayers for Philadelphia sailed
o1fs for Bremen via phade
Barque Freeman Dennis, Fletcher, hence. oil Havre
Brig Escort, Baker, hence at Trieste 9th Inst
~ Brig Five Brothers. Thurlow, hence at Cronstadt
Brgs Brchard q Torrey; FIisbie from Providence,
pbia Were. We're below fs New York 27th inst AA'De''
sShr Mlnnie Hudson for d PhidsdslPha & a. cleared at
., scbr Woodruff Sims, Pharo, hence At New York
sehT N. I. wedmore; Carey from Providence for
at NeT IHsa 2Sh nsnse at New vorI
dtsSa ssh EsH s1S T9as aysH @ for rha
schTs e; N. Hamilton, Smith. and Joel Van zandt.
sebr A 6Rsil Haley; Haley. hence, at Boston aSt6
26lh irht
schr VIM. Dounely, Hunter, hence, at Alexandria
schr Hattie E. Dodge Freemen. from Portland for
Windsor, n. 81 to load for Philadelphia at EAstport
schr Maggie Van Dusen Corson. hence. AT Warren
schr Caroline Haynes, hence for Newburyport,
at Newrort 26th inst
inst. tor PhilHdelphla.
schrs Pearl, Plnkham, hence for Beverly Mary f.
Smith, smith, hence for Portsmouth,; Ann Eliza,
Casweil. hence for Newport, and Addie Hart, hence
for Bosten at New London 25th inst,
Echrs Frank and Nellie, Gage, from Boston; Freddie
L, Porter Small from do; Ii. @. Hand from DO; w
s. Dougbton. from salem, all for Philadelphia, and
WALTON Corbett, from Philadelphia for Gardiner, at
Helmes Hole 25th inst
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Official Information has been received at this Office
that the new light on the island 'Sprogo" uenmark
will be exhibited the st OF September 1865 The light
is revolving white gh', attaining its greatest brill
iancy every two minutes. s elevated 1874 feet above
the level or the sea- and should In clear weather, be
visible nom distance or II miles all round the nor-
ron. The Illuminating apparatus is catoptrIc by
Iehectors OF the third order The tower with adjon.
ing dwelling house the southern SIDE is built OF
bricks onthe highest part OF the Island; is about 43
feet high above the ground, rOuGd and yellow. with
red horizontal bands It's position Is lat SO 81 NJ,
light 10 exhibited, the temporary light will be dscon
tinued
BY order w. b. SHUBRICK, Chairman
Treasury Department Office Lighthouse Board, Wash.
ington. D. C., Sept. IL, 1868.
IA ri G AL DE s S Z n r."