The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-29

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
SteSmsnp Ia MoTman GG9we S hours rom Boston
seugers- Montg6m cry James, VIM. Harrison, j. J.
wife j. 8 reider, daughter. aud two sons, Mr. Ttull
rd r. cave sS & MoVa nj % Roo8 soSft %
me5man MI zHgeE M Pickering Mr.. P9tee, ali
Phisdeip6ia Uf The Brahdy vine LgSt passed ship
nfesTofs IN fT1 r & &LiyeIp9%I YER coming up unher canvas
SieSmsnlp s5s Ot1y Fargo 50 5ours from Providence
Barque L 4. stocker, B.b6eF, IA days from Matau-
aas, gith molssses n It 70 GA A Merino =. - =,
ballast to Workman d Co N''' -
o %Gfs Il 10 sSaey G days from B''
Brig Pomona. Brown. days from Fall River, IN
schr Kedra, Eidridge, days from Norfolk, with
schr Lucy, Copp, 10 DAYS from st John N. B., with
laths and pickets 10 ]. w. Gaskill d sons.
N, O.. with lumber TO captain. -,.,-,-,-..-
scbrJ p Vedder, from New York, with lumber to
scbT 6. L. Vandervoort Baker, from Bangor, with
sGhE'PGrio Rico, Tyler from Bangor with lumber
scbr Olivia Fox, day from odessa, Del, with grain
Sen lcnSye, Short, day from Jordan's Creek, with
grain 10 Jas. l.. Bewity q Co,
sohr J. b Austin. Davis from Boston.
Steamer Black Damnnd Mereann; y hours from
steamer s G. Walker, .snerin "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. NJ Baird d Co.
MEMORANDA
Ship Westmoreland, Hammond, hence via st. John,
n. B. fer Liverpool, was spoken 22d inst lat AZ II,
s6ip nSshing Wave, Maybew. for orPhnadelphla, was
ship Meridian, LEM from Bremerhaven 27th July
FOR PMnadephla M was passed 2lSe INST no latitude
s,eamshp S Gen from S New YofE for New
Orleans ran ashore yesterday morning 10 miles east
Bai que Hda, Nissen, for Philadelphia, cleared at
BaIque Wiiheimine, Rhetz, for Philadelphia, Yves
leading at London 18Th inst! Dor, rro-,,.o,a 10.
PhiIadeiphia al san Francisco 18Th inst.
Brig G. v. Williams, Thompson hence at Trinidad
schr W. H. Tiers. Hoffman for Philadelphia. sailed
Scbr Emma L. Potter from Boston for PhIladel-
sehr Fiopenes shaw, GuIse cleared at New York
yesterday for Philadelphia to load for the Medlterra
Emma eIeggry from aN Xins5Sgsn sIb Ins for Della
echr Ambro. Brown for Philadelphia cleared at ST.
scbr Harriet and Sarah, hence at New London 25th
scbr g. c. Morris ArtIs, hence at Georgetown, O.,
Scbr Old Zach, Lynch, hence, at New Haven 26th
schr L. S. Levering Corson, hence, at Boston 9th
schTs M. vassar. Jr. Christie, and San Louis, Wea
| yer, hence at Warebam 2ih inst st,o., ,,o,,,,-,, ,
Rowland, Tor Dighton; and ]. Bailey Hsrria @ Tor
| Newport, all from Philadelphia at New YORK 27th
schrs Lena Hunter, shephard and ]: D @ Johnson @
smith from Boston for Philadelphla, at New YORK
scbr Watauga Munroe for Philadelphia cleared at
Georgetown, S. c., 2lst lnst'
MISCELLANY.
scbr O. O. Colgate, Van Btunt, from Liverpool aoou
toteiy wrecked in the late gale on the English
s q sTen 5Ysr T 1887 Dse nsd s5sffa hd 9h %
Haven She left Philadelphia in May last tor Rich
mond and Liverpool.
| NOTICE TO MARINERS
Official Information mas been tn at since the
1st July, 1867, a light has been exhibited ct Cherioou
north of Java. The light is fixed white light
elevated 26 feet above the high water level or the sea
| and In clear weather should be seen from distance
OF miles The Illuminating apparatus is by lenses
light is placed the extremity OF the north m1lt
the port and guide at nlght TO the Roads
| OF Cheribon, - - 80
| BY order. w. b, SHUBRlCk, Chairman,
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board. Wash
| ington, ID. c., Aug. Is, 1868.