The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-08


mdse. to W Nj. Baird %.
with noass,s to T. @ Knight 4 &Co.-yessol 70 Warren
Gregg I'd inst lat 80 20, long 10 was struck by squG
lost and split sails experienced heavy weather north Of
schr Gengarry, Yates days from Matanzas, with
qf "a oB E Base Gsas G T'
Schr Frank Palmer, Latham, ~ days from Cienfuegos,
with moasses to Geo O.. Carson Co-vessel to j. E.
sehf Hannah Little Godfrey, days from Charleston,
with lumber to O. h. Baker Co-vessel to Lathbury,
sehr Abigail Haines, SDith, 4days from New Haven,
schr 5. r. Dennis days snowhl, Md, with lum.
Schr S. ,Washburn, Cook, days from Taunton, with
| mdse. to MershUn Il Cloud.
Schr Il. Waterman, Marshall days from Norfolk with
Schr Susan, Sears days from New York. with salt to
Schr Convoy French, days from Richmond, Va, with
Schr Mary q, sipple, day from Milford Del, with
grain to JAS L. Bewey 4 Co,
| with lumber to Collins a Co.
| MEMORANDA
Ship Hannibal Nieman from London for Philadelphia,
Steamship Roman Baker, hence, at Boston yesterday
Barque Vinco Cameron hence, in LOssemouth Bay 18th
Barqge Emma Muir Crosby, for Philadelphia, was load.
Brig Louis !. Madeira Nosander, cleared New York
Brig Scotland Rose, for Philadelphia cleared at New
Brig George Prescott, Mills sailed from Portsmouth
schr Mary A. Harmon for Philadelphia, cleared at St
Schr Thos Borden, Wrghtlngton, hence at Fail River
| 5th inst.
Schr Waif, Demsen, hence, at St Johns, p r., and
| loading 22d ult to return.
Schr r. L. Porter Sparks, at Navassa Goth ult sail
Schr Lucy HuribeTt from Windsor N. S., for Philado
L phia, at Portland 9TH inst.
New York, which into Norfolk in eay condition.
had discharged the 4th, large portion of her
and found the leak in the centreboard well
she would reload and proceed without hauling up.
| Schr Clara Sawyer Sawyer hence, at Portsmouth Sd
| instant.
| Schr Carrie Melvin. Watts from st. john n. B., for
Philadelphia Holmes Hole 4th inst with loss of
of deck load OF pickets, and sailed again day.
Schrs Geo. II. Mills Mills and j. Truman Gibbs hence
/ at New Bedford 9th inst
Charlie Woolsey, for Philadelphia sailed from New Bed
| fOrd 9Th inst.
SchIs n II. Benedict, Ellis and Transit Racket, hence
at Fall River 9Th inst.
Schr John Crockiord. Davis from Fall River Phla
| dephia. at Newport 4th inst.
Schr Potomac, Eldrdge, hence at Alexandria 4th inst
Schr Hattie Ross Urch hence, at Portland 9th inst.
Schr Reading RR. No ~ hence, at Norwich 4th inst.
| NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Capt. Weshaven, of tine British brig Alpha, at Bat
from Arecibo, On the night of the 10Th u
heavy SWELL accompanied with strong wind and rain
obliged all the shipping at Arecibo to slip their cables and
Marys, schr Madeira, and Spanish schooner,
known of which had not returned on the 10Th.
take the liberty of observing here that Arecbo cons
dered dangerous port. Being an open roadstead and
bad anchorage vessels should anchor there unless
with good ground tackng at least seventyve fathos
cable and take every precauton to be ready slip
and stand out to at moments warming Vessels fire.
quently wrecked here and always total loss
sometimes accompanied with hervy loss OF life Some
nationates French) are not allowed 10 anchor there