The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-05
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ne'Os see First Page.

For additional Marine Nelos see First Pane
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY.
sun sun % kIsIss 49l MooN RISES .......... 2O5
SOE sETs,, HIGH WATER. iO45
CLEARED YESTERDAY
steamship Ionawanda, Jennings, Savannah, Philadelphia
Steamer H. Willing, Cundih, BALTIMORE A. Groves .Jr
BBarqpe lmperador Heard Pernambuco, A. +. Damon
Big M. A. Davis, Wooster, Portsmouth, r. A. souder
SSRr sCRT TaPo 4 Il ISa IBSSnsd yssp Naples Workman
schr j. o. Patterson, Scul Alexandra, David Cooper
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
with mdq t6 n Green 81 hours from New York
Steamer Diamond State Webb, 13 hours from Balti.
Ns YaI O. Id % @ "a hours from
Br b9rane Presto Brosn Wv m "a "; o1s ru f q N+ O, yi
with railroad iron to r. A. Souier 90.
sugar and molasses TO Warren h Gregg
as!sS. Brs o. IS b. Brown BAN days from Matanzas with
i.l Brig s. " Meuick lippncott days from Cardonas,
Bg 70 Ghp WslSS W. W F unduy days from Sasua with
Sehr r w Godfrey Gqrwood, 10 days from sagua with
schr Jas T. Long Tannoll days from Indian river,
Del, with bark to Collins Go.
Ds With grain To Jas T. BS%y Co.. S' from oam'0"
ns Schr E H. Bloxs9m, BIoxs9m, days from Lebanon,
schr Nj DAYS. Robinson, day from Milford, Dell with
Schr Olivia Fox day from Odessa, Del, with grain to
scbr Mary and Caroline, Fowler, I day from Lepsc,
Dell with grain to Jas. l.. Bewlcy q 90.
Special De'patcl to The Eoeaiag zlsgraph.
HAyRE-DEGR4cE, June b.-'rhe following boats left
Charley and Carrie with wheat and corn to VIM s.
Mary e striqo with lumber , to Watson Malone Co.
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NEW YoRE OFFICE, June 4.-Six barges leave in tow
One with guano for Philadelphia.
One with powder for Fort Delaware ~
tow to night eastward, follows:-
05ra1to Il Stevens n MyTiok Jane Elliott sqrah 3 a
Rowe and j. s. Heath, all with coal, for New York.
Charles, with coal for Wilmington.
MEMORANDA
Steamship Prometheus, Gray hence at Charleston yes
Steamer Novelty, Wilcox for Philadelphia, cleared at
Barque Arthur Kinsman, Means sailed from Matanzas
9th ult., for north OF Hatteras.
g Bqe eand62 ems nsnG Sebe g. @ S % u
Brig Frontier, Morgan, at Havana 21th ult from Sierra
Brig Hyperion Toodb9ry hence, at Matanzas S8th ut
for Rasonl was TennrfeI bo,nd 70 PbSd einha '
Brig Nellie Clifford Lttleded for Philadelphia sailed
Sohr Arthur s simpson ohurn from seaconnot for Phi
Schr John Crockford, Davis, for Philadelphia, sailed
schr GaTwood Godfrey, Boston Yesterday for
Schr Minnie Repplier hence at Charleston yesterday
Schr j. ~ Flanagan Shaw for Philadelphia sailed from
Schr Hazleton Gardner for Philadelphia, sailed from
Taunton 2d inst % and went into NewpoTt r.. po 10. i
Schr j. D. Ingaham Nickerson, hence for Hartford at
Schrs Caroline Kienzle, studams and Jonathan May,
Baker, at Alexandria LIST inst, from Boston.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
As additional aid to the navigation of the main ship
channel New York Bay iirstcass iron buoy, painted
red No O will be placed about July the east
side of the Channel about midway between the Southwest
Spit Buoy No TO- and the nextred buoy No H. north oft
Notice is given that the Iron Can Buoy has been re-
moved from Lower Gangyay LEDGE Penobscot Bay, Me-,
and its place temporarily supplied by Spar Buoy.
Bell Buoy has been placed the of Hyannis
HarbOr.
A poUerful 10inch steam whistle has placed o
Dyers Point about quarter of mile west of the eastern
OF the Cape Elizabeth Lights, and will be put in
ration early day It has been heard miles to wind
ward in strong breeze-in moderate weather at Half
Rock. II miles distant