The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-11

r. d. Trump, with lumber 70 Trnmp. Son a co.
Gen. u. s. Grant, wit lumber to Taylor q Belts
Charles = Ener with lumber, for New @n York -
Charlie and Polly, with lumber, for Trenton, N D.
Penn'a Canal Co., with coal, for Chester City.
Br. steamer Tarfa, Murphy, from Queenstown
2sth ult, at Boston yesterday.
9th inst. from New York, and sailed for Liverpool
Br. steamer Wisconsin, Williams, from New York
2.tn ut at Queenstown sth inst, and proceeded TO
Steamer El Cid from New York. at Wilmington,
Steamer San Salvador, from New York, at Sa-
vannah yesterday.
weston 7th inst. for New York.
:, steamer Missouri Edwards, from New YORK, at
Steamer Tripoli, Browne, cleared at Boston 9th
inst. for Liverpool via New York.
9th inst for New YORK. Sia havana az i'e"
Steamer Empire, Hunter, from Wilmington, N. O.,
Ith INST for Philadelphia, has on board 200 6ols.
rosln, and cotton, etc., from wreck OF steamer Ten
nessee.
Steamer Yazoo Catharine from New Orleans for
Havana and Philadelphia, sailed from South west
Pass 9th inst.
Steamer Pioneer, wakeley, for Philadelphia, CID
at Wilmington, N. G., yesterday.
Steamer Norfolk, Platt, hence, at Norfolk 9th inst
Steamer Whirlwnd, Sherman, hence at Provi-
steamer E. c. Biddle, McCue, hence at Norfolk
Sth inst.
from Matanzas I'd inst.
Bark Memoria, Selvig, hence, at Konigsberg 10Th
Bark Thomas, Swendson for Philadelphia was
loading at Havana Sd inst.
ltal. bark Pennsylvania, Pontremoi hence, at
Gibraltar 10th ult.
Br. bark Agenora, Olsen, at st. Thomas goth ult.
from Buenos Ayres, and sailed oath for Bonaire TO
load salt for Philadelphia at 1Oc. gold
Span. brig Nostra Sonora de la Carload del Cabre,
Llorea remained at Havana Sd inst loading for Phi
Nor brig Kaleb, Kasen, for Philadelphia, was
loading at Havana Sd inst.
Br. brig John Sandere0n, Golfer, for Philadelphla,
sailed from Matanz8s 2d inst.
Brig Fanny, Turner, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Schrs Frank Herbert hence for Boston; D. David
son, from Wefeet for Pniladelpha; Paugussett
and James Ponder, from Boston for do, at Holmes
schrs Bowdoin, Randall, and c. Young, Young,
for Philadelphia, sailed from Fall River 9th inst.
Schr Aid Smith, for Philadelphia sailed from Fall
Schr Ida F. Wheeler Dyer, hence, at Mobile bth
schr Quoddy, Tanning, from st. John, N. b., for
Philadelphia, at Holmes Hole A. NJ 7th inst, and
Schr William Wallace, scull, hence, at Boston 9th
instant.
schr j. l. Maloy, RUSSELL for Philadelphia, cleared
schrs David Ames, Ames, and It. W. II. White,
Smith, cleared at Boston 9th inst. for Kennebec to
load for Philadelphia.
Schrs David Reese, Temple, hence, and General
instant
schr John S. Detwier Grace, from Boston for
Chester Pa, at Holmes Hole p. NJ. 9th inst, and
sailed again.
schr II. Simmons Godfrey, hence at Salem sth
scbr Anna Barton, Frink, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Somerset 9th lust, and went into Newport 7th.
Schr P. Boice, Adams, for Philadelphia, sailed fm
Schr Trade Wind, Cullen, hence, at Portsmouth,
Schrs Rebecca w. Hudden and Reading RR No.
| II, hence, at Norwich sth inst.
Schr Favorite Clark, from Lanesvlle for Philadel.
pha, sailed from Newport eth inst.
i Schr Reading RR. No. 4s, hence, at Alexandra
| 9th inst.
| ladelpha, sailed from New Bedford sth inst.
| NOTICE TO MARINERS.
| VBNBzUBLA-PUERTO CABBLLo-The Lighthouse
| Board has given official notice as folows-Informa-
ment mem a from % Lieut., Commando W. N Alien, q. S.
| Navy, commanding the Y. S. steamer Swatara, of
| Puerto Cabello Venezuela, that the light in the
| lighthouse at that place was discontinued on the
| 21st OF May last
| WEST IEs-GUADALoUPE.-The Government of
Guadalupe has given notice that the harbor light
at Basse Terre has been changed from white light
to red light to distinguish it from other lights In
the town. Care should be taken not TO mistake this
lghtfor the one at the end OF the wharf, which is
| also red, but OF less elevation.
ST. DOMINGO T-Au-PRINcE.-Iuformation has
been received that the light exhibited near Lamentn
Point, Port -au. Prince has been discontinued
SANTANA -DIscoNTIHUANCK OF TIE LIGHTS ON
| LIGHTS exhibited from Balandras Point and Pascal
Cay, north entrance OF Samana Gulf have been dis
continued.
CARIBBEAN sEA-BRBAKERs NoRTHEAsrwARD OF
|
notice that II. d. M. 8. Ancona, on voyage from
Laguayra TO st. Thomas, observed breakers In lat.
| 10 55 N, long. &C w. from Greenwich.
. MALONE BAY-TsMpoRARY DIsCoNTINUANCE OF
| EAST IRoNBOUND LIGHT.-Information mas been re-
ceived that the lighthouse East 1rOnbound Island
entrance to Malone Bay, has been destroyed by fire,
and that light will be exhibited until the compile
ton Of new lighthouse. a..s
| NOVA SCOTIA = ALTERATION IN LIVERPOOL BAY
LIGHTING Canadian Government has given notice
that from the 18th day Of july 1870 the following
alterations will be made In Port Point Light en-
trance to Liverpool Bay, VIZ The white light VIII
be changed to fixed red light, which, in clear
weather, should be seen from distance OF miles
| ALTERATION CAPE SABLE LIGHT.-Also, that
from the 1st of Sept, 1870 the following alteration
win be made In Cape Sable light, viz. The fixed
red light viii be changed to revolving white light
showing bright for 10 seconds and ecpsed Tor 70 DO
| ALTERATION IN BACCARo POINT LIGHr.-Also, that
from Sept. J. 1870 the following alteration Will be
made in the light on Baccaro Point west side OF en-
trance of Latour port, viz. The revolving white
light will be changed to a fixed red light, which In
clear weather should be seen IRON distance OF IL
| miles.
| wATOHEs. JEwELRV, ETO.