The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-16
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamer IL SARAH Jones "a hours from New York. with
Ns yas O. d dPeTeRSn shT9Rs5i5e q hours from
& 6 NST PescaST sS9sy Icy days from Gardiner Me-
sclr Aida Lambert, days from Boston, with ice 10
Scbr John Whitby Henderson, day from oIes,a. Del,
with grain to Christian & Co.
Special Despatch to The Fronting Telegraph.
HAyRE;DE;GRAcE, July 16-The following boats left
Charles and Fannie, with hintio Baeder, Adamson
Ninnehaha, with slate, bark and grain to Hoffman
Kennedy.
MEMORANDA
steamship Whirlwind, Sherman hence, at Providence
steamship Saxon, Sears, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Steamer +. Nj Fairchd, Trout for Philadelphia cleared
Baraue Andes, Sheppard for Philadelphia, loading
Hqrque Sarah 9 Hale White, for Philadelphia, cleared
BaTque Ada Carter Kennoy hence, remained at Matan
BsTque Gptohe Dantzg, for Philadelphia sailed from
Brig Cascatelle Carlisle hence remained at Matauzls
Brig Annie, Larsen, for Philadelphia was loading at
Briggs Faustiua, Patterson; Julia Kelly Wright; aud
Lone star benner sailed from Uardenas 9th Inst Tor ports
Brig Aavelo Reid cleared at Wilmington, N. O., llta
Brig Torrent for Philadelphia at sagua 5h inst, to
Brig Sea breeze Herrick at New York 18th inst from
New Haven for Rondoutwas reported bounl to Pnila-
big Forest State shuto from Providence for Phadol
- Prg John Shay Niekorson, at Trinidad 7th inst for
Brig Sportsman, Morton, hence at Trinidad inst,
Brig Open Sea Babbidge, for Philadelphia sailed from
Sc6r Kate Carlton, for Philadelphia lth at slgua
Schr Abbie Dunn Fountain was loading at Matanzas
Scbr P. NJ Wheaton, wheaton, cleared at Jacksonville
Schrs Adelaide, Macomber from somersot vapor,
johnson, from Providence; ARna Myrick, Stevens, from
stow from New Bedford all for Philadelphia, sailed from
Sc&E l. q O. wishart, Mason, at New York 18th inst,
schr VIM i. burden, Adams, hence for Providence at
New IVY York q, lith inst ,,,,,rou su,., p,.. e. p,..,
pbiS, sailed from Holmes Hole A. NJ. 9th ns,
T R d ns 09 59s B2son for Phi
schr Ella H. Barnes, Avery hence, at Providence Nth
SS6rs AGS Any and GoIdSP Eagle, HOwes, cleared
seRr George Neyenper for Pbiladepsia salad from
New Bedford 18th inst. .',',' ''''"
schr Nightingale, Beebee for Philadelphia, sailed from
sc6r Racer Howard at New Bedford 18Th inst, FROM
schrs j. Maxfeid May; James NJ Vance, Burdge; Eva
ton for Tad Maggie H Rock 5n S1s
for do; Ceres Treyethen, Dover n IL for do Bebecca
MBeqSr, DSsF Phad olPhs fox Portland, at Holmes
MISCELLANY.
Philadelphia, has board 153 cs. rice Il bales uplan
tings 4 hhds iron, and 400 tons phosphate.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The new lighthouse tower building at Little Gull Island
eastern entrance to Long Island Sound, New York, will
obscure the side the temporary light
station, and smaller light will be exhibited in that
tion (eastward) from the tower progresses until i
completed when light of the second order wl be placed
the lantern
The Governor of Agiers has given notice that
from the st day OF july 1861 light will be exhioitsd
from lighthouse recently erected Cape Bou saron
Algeria.
The light will be fixed white light, elevated 564 feet
above the level OF tue and in clear should
from distance of 81 miles.
The Illuminating apparatus is diop rc, by lenses of
the first order.
tower built of stone, attached to the north side
of the keepers dwelling. Position, in latitude
81 degrees minutes NJ longitu lie degrees 30 minutes
Greenwich.