The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-03
ARRIVED sATuRDAY.

ARRIVED SATURDAY..
WITH eS%ss %dss o fSrfSlSd Baird TSS CO. - n0u'' from 0
mSss 70 MSpb Baird S}GnSs g. hours from New YORK
wS sSfG ES q s. R %sa3 2 aSE; g. from Milk River
schr MSbion, Evans days from barren Greek Springs
schT M o. Bgrnise, purboToTS day from Camden Del
sehr SUSSEX Mason, days from Milton, Del, with grain
Schr Ida e., Bearse, days from Boston, with mdse
SbT T E B asi5S shay srSi, SHAW IRON sai Boston
schr I. sawyer, Maui from Providence;
Sohr X n; Wilson, Harris, from Hyannfis lnl fsnr
Schr l.. O. Hickman, Robertson, from kockport'
Correspondence ofne Philadelphia Eposange
LEwEs, Del, April 29 M-Ship Bessie pSrkes ar % ISr
and brig Ethel Bolton Tor Cardenas all IRON Pniadepna'
the following Vessels roman at the Breakwater Barque
Abbe Franklin from Philedophia for "A AnweyR Nv 9sg
A. Hammond do for Boston r. Nckerson from Portland
jessie irVinF from Egg haTSo for Virginia j. Baker
from Dennisport and Sea Spray, from Newburyport on
nS'i'"S 0rUi'0 "'"o H0''n SUIT JOSEPH LAFETRA.
MEMORANDA
ship Matilda Hilyard, Loytt, for Philadelphia, cleared
Ship island Home Gansford hence, at St. John, N b.,
Steamship Utility, Nickorson, hence at Providence 3Jth
Steamship j. w Everman Snyder, from Charleston cath
ult for philadelphia has on board 3 bales cotton VI 90
q sacks dried fruit g tcs rice, box plants s3 bos AMI
Steamship Fana, Freeman, hence at New York 3Ith
cleared at Sava nnah list inst.
Steamtug f. A. souder, hence, at Savannah 23h ult.,
Barque Scottish Bride Allen hence for stottin at flsi
18th ult.
Barque Meta Schultz from Rotterdam for Philadelphia,
sailed from Helvoet l4th ult.
Baruues Gauss and c. q. Nickels, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Liverpool 18th ult.
Brig Gazele, Cole, at Palermo 7h ult., from Messina
Schr Rachel Nanneman, Nanneman, at Aspinwal l'tn
Schr Mary r. Staples Dinsmore, hence at Gurocoa 4th
ultimo.
Schrs Hattie Ross, Ulrch, and L. A. Danenhower,
Sheppard, hence for Portland, at Holmes Hole 29th u
Schr Baltimore, Dix for Philadelphia, cleared at Calais
Schr John L. Merrill Weeks hence, at Mobile 9th ult.
Schr Emeline McIane Sleeper hence for Bath sailed
Schr VIM Mann Rogers from Charleston via stoning.
ton, at Fail River 2sth ut
Schrs John Crockford, Davis and Arthur S. Simpson,
Churn, hence, at Fall River 2Sth ult.
Schr w. w Smith, McDevtt, for Philadelphia, at Bal
Schr Sarah Cullen Avis cleared at Charleston Goth ut
nessee marble and lot old iron.
Schrs & H. Could Crowel, for Philadelphia; NJ. r.
Carlisle Potter, for do and Wind Warwick, for Trenton
N, j., sailed from Providence Both ult
Schr Hannah Little Godfrey, from Charleston for
Philadelphia spoken 26h ult 30 miles south of Frying
Schr A. f. Cranmer Cranmer hence at Boston 3Dth ult
MISCELLANY.
The schooner ashore at Corson Inlet N j. is reported
to be the Mary ~ Smith, of Boston, for Philadelphia. The
Coast Wrecking Company at work upon her, and
pect TO float her next high tide,
During the storm Thursday schooner lying at the
street wharf Washington, ID. o. broke loose from her
moorngs, and drifting out, struck rock short dis
tance from the wharf and sank Immediately This is
second accident of the kind within the year
fall the sChr Problem of Philadelphia with similar
repaired at almost, If not quite, sufficient
| the removal of the distractions.