The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-29
ARRIVED YESTERnA,


sShr Wing Endeot Ese fSo%1S HsrSOr Captain
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
with mdse TO NSfk p dt P om Richmond and Norfolk
i P FHnS Dbn FeSSm@n % hours from New York.
Steamer Diamond State Webb a hours from Baltimore,
Steamer j. s. shriver Higgins, 10 from Baltimore
with s6br mdds fSs %sA t. A. GTOyes RU !. Ir . t m
phur orc to Carupano Sulphur Covesse to j. E. Bailey
sGhr Abbe. Davis days from Matanzas, with mOlasses
to John Mason Co. ~
and to ~'n sugar
Schr George and Mary Lord IL days from Calais, with
Schr Active, Coombs days from Rockport with mdse
schr NunciS Hastings, 5days from Laurel, Del, with
sohr Bee, Lloyd from Virginia with hoop poles to G.
D sGhs MsFaaf N Gas 3a from
wS sfhT e GSk sys
Schr Aurora, Artis day from Frederick, Del, with
schr Il Elite Hall Mason day from Frederick Dell with
srsR saRr + Mars as J. RSsss sswtiY Smith from Salem
MEMORANDA.
Ship Asia, Windhurst, for Bremen via Philadelphia,
Steamship Hunter Harding, hence, Providence 26th
Steamship Jas s. Green, Vance, hence at Richmond
Steamer Mllve Renear, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Brig Aibatross Smith, hence at st. john N B., s6th
Ham%OHd Wiley aff from n GhaFessS9 e sh fSF G
North Weymouth at Holmes Hole zotn lnsu on aOIn on
Cape Lookout, in Sc gale, lost foremasheai maintop
mast, manboom, and split foreopsail and outer nb
Schr Congress- for Philadelphia cleared at St. John, N
Schr E L. Smith Smith, for Philadelphia cleared at
Mobile oath inst, with $50 tons old iron. - - . 49,,
Schr Glenwood, Dickinson, hence, at New Bedford 2oth
Schr G. 4 c. Brooks, Brooks for Philadelphia, sailed
Schrs transit Racket, and Thos Borden, Wrighting
tom for Philadelphia, sailed from Newport 25th inst
Schrs Brandywine, Adams, and D. .. blner, huntley
for philadelphia sailed from Fall River 24th inst.
Schr Lizzie A. Bennett McDeytt hence at Mystic 24th
Schr Thomas Booz for Philadelphia, sailed from Nor
Sehr E p Douglass James from James river for Phla-
| delpha at Norfolk oath inst.
Schrs Louisa Frazier Steelman; M nj. Weaver, Wea-
yer; Ann S. Cannon, Cobb; and Emily Curtis HASKELL
| hence at Boston 9th inst. -,
Schr VIM H. Tiers, Clifford for Philadelphia, cleared at
sebr j. Cadwalader Seeman, hence Salem 96th
Sebr Anna Sheppard from Providence for Philadelphia
| at New London 18th inst
| MISCELLANY.
The clipper ship Chieain 1911 TONS built in East Bos
ton in sf5 and belonging TO Peter Wright Sons of this
civ was taken the great balance dry dock the foot
| of Pike slip, New York, Tuesday evening. She was
| me for the examination of her bottom.
| Sehr John Burley OF Philadelphia 2Ol TONS built at
Tuckahoe N j. in 1851 has been purchased by parties in
Providence Newport and South Kingston for $1,000 She
Capt Ireland, of schr Mary ID. ireland, from PhadeL
phs for Galveston before reported ashore on Pelican
boSrd at 10 A. M ON the ith stayed about then
took his and said he would aboard the pilot boat
and what depth OF water there was the bar and If
pot The pilot boat signaed for us to get under way
which did, and pilot then came on board Steered
sw past the red bqSy and right INTO the ne when
in the breakers the 2h the north side
OF the Spit with 3 feet water in her hold. No insurance
| reported on the vessel