The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-29


p65 ~ IN ballast to LSnncx BurSesss "SsS 'O
Eig d. F. Eaton, Reed, 81 days from Leghorn
y marble 70 J0nn saTa sors oct 20 no lat eS lost
big Nuevitas, Trask, 9 days from Boston, in bal
Brig George W. Chase. Bacon, SO hours from New
II sssss 70 Hspqy in ,aas
Brig g Sportsman, Morton, from Boston, in ballast
sc6r r. whilldfn, Fennimore, 4s hours from Bos-
ton, in ballast to Chas. Haslam Co.
Schr L. w. Wheeler, -, from Boston, In ballast
scbr Fannie O. Warner, Dickson, days I'm Port
land, Conn.,, with stone to order-vessel to Lennox
schr Annie Magee, Young. days from Provi-
Schr Iona, Temple, days I'm Norfolk, with shin
in ballast to Chas Haslam & Co.
schr Brcadfeld, Crowell, from Boston, with mdse.
schr Aurora, Arts. ] day from Frederick, Del,
with grain to Christian & 20.
Del, with grain to Jos. < Palmer.
schr S. B. Gait, Truax, day from Beipsic, Del,
sohr j. satterthwaite, KINNEY, from Providence.
Schr 7. ID. Wilder, KINNEY, do.
Schr S. A. Smith, Banks, from Fan River.
Schr Thon as 9: Smith, Lake, from Boston,
Schr Estella Day, Cary, do.
Schr c. W. Locke Huntley, do.
Schr Thomas Clyde, Cain, do.
SIlr y. h, Elmer, COTSOu, uO'
Correspondence # The Epens.,g 7elegraph.
EAsTON g. MCMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, Oct 2S.-Eeven barges leave
in tow Tonight, for Baltimore light
M. A. Wagner, with malt for Philadelphia.
BALT1MoEE BRANCH OFFICE, Oct. 2s The follow
ing barges leave in tow might, eastward 80
Fred. Hawkins Dauntess, and P. McDevitt, all
"jsia PHnApELPHIA nE1 BRANCH OFFICE, Oct 99.-
regular barges, light left this port yesterday for Bal
tmore. Il 81.
LEwEs, DEL, Oct. $3.50 x. Nall vessels re-
ported here yesterday P. M. have gone to sea.
4P. MA fore and aft steamer passed in at $50;
no signal. A ship and i2 schrs. are coming down.
Wind N. NV. Thermometer 66.
MEMORANDA.
Ships Ontario, Mitchell, and Fl. l. Richardson
Hew es, sailed from Callao 23d ut for United States
Br. steamer City of Brussels, Kennedy, for Liver
pool, cleared at New York yesterday.
Br. steamer Palmyra, Browne, for Liverpool via
| New York cleared at Boston 9th inst
Br. steamer Tarifa, Murphy, from New York sth,
Br. steamer samarla Martyr, from New York 4tO,
Steamer China, Macauley, I'm Liverpool 10Th inst,
| at New York yesterday.
Steamer Cortes, Nelson, from New Orleans Bar
Steamers Clover Ing6am, for Bermuda, and Re-
lief, Walcott, for Key West, cleared at New York
Steamer Cuba, Dukehart, from New Orleans at
Havana 22d inst. for Key West and Baltimore.
Steamers Mary Sanford and Regulator, from New
York, at Wilmington, N c.. yesterday.
| Steamer James Adger from New York, at Charles
IS Steamer ssavor. Mershon, hence, at Richmond
Tug Harry Wright, Folett for Philadelphia, cleared
Br. bark Bidwell, Baker, from Havre via Lewes,
Br bark Mary Killam, Cutler from Cape de Verde
| via Lewes, Del, at Charleston 21th inst
Bark Meaco Gray cleared at Havana 18th inst. for
Wilmington, N. C.-another account says Tor Phlla-
Bark Norton stover, Blbber, for Philadelphia, CID
Brlgs Nathaniel Stevens, 80 and Julia E. Arey
Coombs, from Boston for Philadelphia, passed Hell
Brig milwaukee, Brown. hence at Millbridge 2ad
Brig Tangier, Rose, from Boston for Philadelphia,
at New London 25th inst.
Brig Francis Lewey, LeWey, hence at Norwich
Schr G. B. Mcfarland, for Philadelphia, sid from
Schr T. r. Tasker, hence at Savannah yesterday.
Schr A; M; Aldridge, Brown, hence for Boston, at
Schr Henrietta, Clark, hence for Boston, at
Holmes Hole 9th inst.
Schr Young Teaser, Slocumo, hence 1or Portland,
at New Bedford 26th, and cleared again.
Schr G. s. c. Brooks, Brooks, hence, at Pawtucket
Schrs M. NJ. Merriman, Babbtt, hence for Dgh-
ton, and c. J. Erickson, Smith, hence for Somerset,
at Newport P. NJ 26th inst. ~
Schr Mary E. Coyne, hence at New haven 2oth
Schr e. H. Barnett, hence, at Alexandria s7th inst.
Schr William Rowe, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Schrs A. Hammond, Paine, and Lotte Taylor, for
|
Schrs George Tauane, Adams and j. X Man
! Mig, Candy hence, al Salem 25th inst.
SchIs Anthea Godfrey, Godfrey; Mary r. HUDSON,
Vaughan and Ruth Shaw, Shaw, sailed from Salem
! 26ih inst for Philadelphia.
Schrs Howard Macomber, Williams; William f.
| Garrison, Morris; and May Munroe Hall, hence, at
! Salem 26th inst-the latter for Portland.
SchIs M. q. Hart, Hawley; q. L. Kelly; Charm
Stubbs, from Boston; and Edith May, Higgins, IRON
Well1eet all for Philadelphia, at New YORK 2Ith
Schr j. G. IDgraham. Dickenson hence for Mid
dletown, al New London 25th inst
Schr Cameo, Dennison, hence for Boston, at New
Schrs Surge Warwick, from Hartford and Mist,
Munsty, from Providence for Trenton, passed Hell
! Gate IN inst.
Schrs HIawstha, Lee, from Newburyport S II.
Sharp, Webb; Saml. L. Russell, Smith; John Price,
Higgins; e. f. Cabado, Swain; E. M. Mciee, SEQ
field; A. Ii. Atwood, Brown; and X W. Godfrey,
Young, from Boston; fremont, Bowers aad Maggie
| CumminH, Smith, from Proyincetown; Geo. Staples,
Ward from Wareham; A. Fl. Belden, May fm FAN
River; Isabella Thompson, Endicott ami William
A. Morrill, Heath, from Providence, all for Philadel
! phia passed He'll Gate 9th inst
| Schrs r. II. Vaughan, Hubbard; Helen j. RuSSel,
Mebaphy and NJ b. Cranmer, Brightman, hence for
Boston; and j. II. Perry Kelley, do for New Bed
ford, passed Hell Gate eth inst.
MISCELLANY.
The owners of the brig Mary A. Chase, OF Port
land from Philadelphia. which has been reported as
wrecked in the recent hui ricane at Matanzas, have
received q communication from the captain OF The
sci. He informs them that all above her rail- was
| carried away, and the hull somewhat injured by
| British schooner fouling him on the night OF the
/ disaster
Schr Franconia Jarvis from Providence for Phi
/ ladelphia, in going out of Newport harDOr on the
morning of the 25th lnst went ashore on the south
point of Goat Island, at high water, aud remained
A. M. Q7th She will come of without damage
Schr James S. Hewitt, Foster, hence for ROXbury,
Mass, with coal, sprung aleak when of Cape May