The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-18

JAMES DOUGtHRTY,
ooMnrrEr on ARprrnAT1oNs.
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(By Arglo-A userioaa C7bls)
r9uEMsrows, Dec ls-Arrved. steamship Scotia. from
GLssa9w, Dec 1s-Arrived, steamship Columbia. from
New York
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. DECEMBER rs.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
IA M........4O II A M.........46IaP. M..........o
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
sSsmbp SGpio a NEW aSrk Ma J9nn oh
Steamer New York. JONES' New York W. p Olyde 4 Go
swed barque Hazard Fernlund, Havre. L. westergaard
N e. barque Dorrett SoAulken Bremen, Peter Wright
Tug Commodore. Wilson, Havre Grace, with a tow of
barges to W. T. Clyde 90.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamef b w. VA. waiain m Riggans 10 hours from Bati
sssST SGTSe n stout p from and
with mdss. to ". r Clyde Co. ' H'A NC" i0tA'
ballast S 4hs Mlsl,f 4as% % day from M' in
sohr J. + AiSurser Corson. from Boston '"S
Sohr y. W. Magee Ketohan. from Boston.
bsrsss to 6Sds o. nom Baltimore with to" OF
tow s SSTsss sS 's1 Co. wit"
EasTSs tei sss1 5sqRe BULLETIN
qnnraote coal lac barses from New York and Phi
Two bsrees Camilla and Catherine Terrence coal laden
will Leave with the tow morrow Saturday whining
PBnADELPH1A BRANCH oFF1cE, Dec. ls--Thetu Hud
Go1 adsn den en- route to New York which closes
from Ba@oPe for New S Sta%
and Delaware and Delaware and Rarit Canals for this
season, aggregating largely increased trade 1853
L. 8. O.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
snip Bombay Jordan, Charleston, Peter Wright Sons
Ma ard
Phiadeip6a and Southern Mail Steamship 90 90 hA'AnA'
souSs@n Sa $
BE- Wilson, g. asO ds CUBA sTss
Brig j. b. Kirby, Bernard, sagua, s. q W. Welsh.
s,.,, s ARRIVED a YESTERDAY
and passengers to Henry winsor Co. on the Capes Of
B5 Srs FsSs; Lsq$y, GsYs rom St. John n B.. With
fathom Ishtship, dismasted saxon beiore re-
ported stsd nssgis ss aachSr %sn nn..n oomnO
wtS lumber to Sons 0o days from james
sshr RebsoSa Kpight B t Bartlett, days from Norfolk
n sShr % yehn Whitby Henders0n day from Port Penn.
sehr Mary and Caroline, Fowler. day from Lepsic,
scbr Clayton 4 Lowber jackson, l day from Smyrna,
Del, with grain to Jas. L. Bewley Go.
PASSENGERS SAILED.
tSF John
s. ST. iattoii Miss d. iiste Miss Adams M5 aaldem.n.
RsppssS ns ss Msay iss5
Henry oOOmbs, N. DiIson, ID. Campbell, f. Heyser
MEMORANDA.
RsfOO oaharine hence via Havana. at New
stes%pshp frometneus. Gray for Philadelphia. sailed
Steamer Rattlesnake. Gallagher, hence at Portsmouth
BaIque Hero. Goudy. hence for Bromen. at Plymouth
ware 10th inst and was Ordered to New YoS
Brig Mechanic, Dyer, at oardenas 9th inst from Port
Brig LOuis O. Madeira Mosander. Palermo 22d ult.
Brig AmbSSss rose Light. Higgins. hence for Malaga sailed
SchE Emma Porter Sparks, for Philadelphia. sailed
from Nassau, N r, 4th inst.
cester 18th inst Reports encountered heavy gale the
18th off Mount Deseret and had decks swept lost flying
sChT VIM ?. M%nn, Rogers cleared at Charleston l4th
schrS Uriah and Tsblths, Gibson and FOAming Sea.
Schrs Henrietta and Mary LOcherty hence at New Lon
Ss schr John Lancaster, Williams hence. at Bridgeport
sc6Ts Willie 'rn Ncyes honco for Boston; and j.
O. Thompson, sneant hence for SALEM sailed from
Shr AaeiiSa Wrie6t from savanilla Nov 49, via Kew
VEST sei Dec New YoTE ysstoFSsy Lsit sShr r q
repOTasd MPasts 'Se bound 70 Philadoiph '''A
schr K3shssp, Neve. for Philadelphia cleared at st.
scsr Richard Law York, at stOninEtOn 18th nst from
schr 81 INT T. Tssher HaosE. from Boston for PhilAdo
schE NJ Y oqcf, F.lLs9ssorg hsnSs & ioT PrSydonce.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
the Eth day of Noyembero later the small light
exhibited at Said will be replaced by flashing light
showing every three seconds In clear the
light should be seen from distance OF 20 miles.
Also reference to Notice TO Mariners No 49, dated
9eth November further information has been received
that the revolving light mentioned therein alexandria
Ight) will attain its greatest brlliancy twenty
seconds.
Also that lighthouses in the course OF construction
at the Rosetta and Dameta mouths Of the Nile and also
which farthsE nStss Y shSfty Ss given
Treasury DepArtment Office Lighthouse Board. Washing
ton, ID. o., Dec. 49, 1869.
Notice given that the rstclass Iron Nun Buoy re-
Gently broken adrt from Bulwark Ledge, entrance 10
Portland HArbor, Maine, has been replaced.
The Ilghtyessel No a. heretofore stationed on Corn
field Point Ot has been temporarily removed for REPAIRS
and the Relief hghtvessel, numbered IL painted black
With masts, and showing light from the forward enc
c.,kg has baa n a oaeaI