The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-26


Queenstown except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers for or from the Conti-
nent call at Southampton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer William P. Clyde, Sherwood, New York,
str W, whilldn, Higgins, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Br ship Abyssinia, Christian. SO days from Liver
pool, with mdse. to Peter Wright s. Sens.
Steamship Pioneer Wakeley, so hours from Will
Philadelphia and Southern NAH Steamship Co. '''
YORK, with mdse' to ", NJ Baird Sa'' Co. 'iOA NC"
Br bark Ocean, Jones, SO days from Havre, in bal
Bark Mary E. Libby, Libby, IS days I'm Matanzas,
Brig | Ella McNeili, Small, 85 days from Malaga,
with fruit to Isaac Jeanes Co.
Schr Federal Hill, White, day from Virginia,
with wood to l las Il Bewley Co. from
Del, with wood to w. t. Conquest.
Correspondence Fl The Eoening telegraph.
EAsToN * McMAHoNs BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, Oct. rs. - Five barges leave
Mary Kear, with marble, for Philadelphia and Bal
timore.
Melissa, with iron, for Bordentown.
BAL TIMoHE BRANCH OFFICE, Oct. 25-The follow
Governor Jones, Sarah Ann, John Hawkins, w.
McFadden, Cascadilla, Carrie, W. H. Tamage, F. G.
King, Senator Wade, and Catharine Terrence, all
PHILADELPH1A BRANCH OFFICE, Oct. 26. - Seven
regular barges, light left this port yesterday for Bal
timore. la 3. y.
Special Despatch to The Epening telegraph
HAvRE- GRACE, Oct 26.-The following boats
left this morning in tow
p. G. Fessler. with lumber to Gill & Lucas.
General Meade with lumber t to & MOrcross Sheets
Maggie, with poplar wood, for Manayunk.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Forest Eagle, Hosmer, hence, arrived up at
| New Orleans 22d inst
erpool 18th and Queenstown 14th inst at New York
| yesterday.
town and Halifax at Boston oath inst, with IS cabin
| and So steerage passengers. e,,-
9th D' nit. for New York via Hong Kong and saeS
Br steamer AleppO, Brown, cleared at New York
Br. steamer Malta, Mcdowell, sailed from Liver
Br. steamer Minnesota, whineray, sailed from
| Liverpool 18th inst. for New York.
nae stS apg 3or PorK ya sneS rSna Win
sl4 442 lbs tea, arrived at Hong Kong goth Aug and
Br. steamer Pennsylvania, Thompson, for New
| York via Havre sailed from Gravesend 10th inst.
N; G. steamer Siesa, Trautman, cleared at New
| York yesterday for Hamburg.
Steamer Palmyra, Brown, for New York, cleared
Steamer Regulator, Brooks, for Wilmington, N. c.,
Steamer ri Cid, Nickerson Tor New York, cleared
at Wilmington, N. c., 22d inst
Steamer Sherman, Blanchard, from New York, at
| New Orleans 24th inst.
Steamer mississippi, Henry, FOR New YORK, sahed
| from New Orleans Path inst
Steamer Volunteer JONES' from New York, at
! Wilmington, N. c., 22d inst.
Steamer De Soto, Morton, from New York, at New
| Orleans oath inst.
Steamer Wyoming, Teal, from Savannah 22d inst.
for Philadelphia, has on board b55 bales upland cot
ton, 12o bales yarn. 20 bales rags and waste, 1913
casks rice, and l16 pkgs. mdse. Passengers;-J. II.
| Holiday G. Lltzenberg William Day, A. o. Loomis,
| Steamer Juniata, Hoxie, hence, at New Orleans
goth inst, in days and ten hours to the bar On
the 10th inst, Jupiter Inlet passed large quanti-
ties OF wrecked stun; Also large quantity or cotton.
Captain Hoxie states he the lee shore at the
| time, with heavy swell and high winds blowing, so
that he was unable to pick up any. Also a large
square-rigged vessel ashore on Alligator Reef with
Steamer Tonawanda Barrett, hence, at Savannah
Steamers Oentpede, Doughty, and Roman, Baker,
| hence, at Boston oath inst
Bark G. W. Horton, Rhodes, hence at Portland
| Path inst.
Bark AlmOner, Carey, hence for Rotterdam, was
Brig j. A. Devereux Clark, hence, at Boston oath
Brig George E. Dale, Pierce. hence, at Bangor 2lst
| instant
Schrs L. B. Wing, Endicott, and Pathway Haley,
Schr Lath Rich, Paddock hence, at New Bedford
Schr Marshall Perrin, Christie, hence, at Dghton
Schr Maria Fleming, Williams, hence, at Norwich
schr Louie F. Smith, Crie, for Philadelphia cid at
Schr John M Brooman, Norbury, hence, at Woods
Hole 18th inst. Lost anchor under Montauk Point.
Schr M. H. Read, Bowman, for Philadelphia, sid
| from Marion 22d inst
Schr E. II. Bays, hence, at Charleston yesterday.
| Schr j. S. IDgraham, Dlckerson, hence for Mid
| dletown, at New York oath inst
| Schrs Waterloo, Brown, and o. F. Hawley, Bayles,
from Providence for Philadelphia at New York 24th
| instant
Schr A. Barton, hence at Charleston oath inst
Schr NJ. E. Lyons Smith, hence, at Portland Esd
| instant.
schr George and Emily. Harris, for Philadelphia,
| Schr Thomas Sinnickson Dickinson, hence, at
| Providence 23d inst
Schrs Anna V. Berger, Thompson, and John E.
Dayley, Wall, for Philadelphia, sailed from Provi-
| dence 23d inst.
Schr Emma NJ Fox, Case, hence, at Fall River
| 31st inst.-not as before reported.
Schr West Wind, Townsend, for Philadelphia, SID
| from Bristol 22d inst.
! Schr j. Truman. Gibbs, for Philadelphia, sailed
| from New Bedford 22d inst
| Schr Mohawk, Wright, from canal locks for Phla-
delphia, at Norfolk 22d inst.
Schrs Admiral Steelman, and s. s. Hudson, Grace
for Philadelphia, sailed from Salem 23d inst.
Schr Mary Lmeburner Lansn, hence, at Bristol
22d inst.
and Annie May. May, for Philadelphia sailed from
Providence 22d inst.
Schr Izetta, Smith, I'm Portland for Phiadephia
at Gloucester ed inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.