The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-19
MEMORANDA,

MEMORANDA
Ship Ventus Vesper hence via San Francisco,
Guanape, and Callao rom the latter port 1lth Nov)
for Antwerp, is stated, in despatch from Antwerp,
tons burden and belonged to Thomaston, Me.
Ship VIM: Wilcox, Crocker, hence at Portland
feet of lumber at Portland for the river La Plata
s14 If to Montevideo and Sl45O If to Buenos Ayres
Steamship Aries, Wiley, for Philadelphia cleared
Steamship Fanlta, Freeman, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New York 17th inst.
Steamship Stars and Stripes, Mailman, sailed from
Port au- Prince for Aux Cages on the 2lst ult to
take 5000 bags Of coIee on account of The Govern
ment. She would return to Port-au-Prince and then
proceed to New York.
Steamship Zodiac, Hines, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Charleston yesterday.
Bark Kosmos, Wierichs, at Genoa 10Th ult. from
New York, to load for Philadelphia.
Brig Five Brothers, Thurlow, hence for Havana,
was spoken 2Sth ult lat. 82 80, long. 70 o0
Brig Nellie Move, Merryman, cleared at Baltimore
18th inst for St Pierre, Mart.
Brig j. w. Drlsko, Haskell, from Fall River for
Philadelphia, was at anchor in Flushing Bay 14th
SchIs NJ NJ Freeman Howes from New Bedford;
j. w. Woodrun, Haskell, from Fall River; and Clara
MerTIck, Hand, from New Haven, all for Philadel-
phia were at anchor in Flushing Bay 18th inst,
Schr p. NJ Wheaton, Wheaton, cleared at Jackson
vile 9th inst for Lynn.
schr Emily and Jennie, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Bucksport previous to 14th inst.
schr clyde, Gage from Rockport for Philadelphia,
at Portland 10th inst
Schr Alice b. Alley, from Rockport, at Portland
10th inst, to load for Philadelphia.
Schrs Malabar, Mccarthy, and Wm.C Carroll, MCGEE,
from Belfast for Philadelphia at PORTSMOUTH, N H.,
10th inst.
Schr D. & E. Kelly, hence for Boston, at New Lon
Schr j. j. Barret, hence at Alexandria 18th inst.
Schr l. ID. Small, Tce, hence, at Boston 18th inst
Schr z. L. Adams, Robbins, for Philadelphia
cleared at Boston 18th inst.
Schr Richard Vanx, Whitaker, from Savannah, at
New York 18th inst
Schrs Wellington, Barbour; VIM. E. Barnes, Arey
| Olive Heywood, Arey; and Eastern Belle, Hilby; ;
for Philadelphia, sailed from Bucksport previous to
| Schrs J. G. Babcock, Stevens, from Boston; E.
| Nickersop Kelly, from do. and M. Vassar, Jr
| Christie, from Wareham, all for Philadelphia, at
NSs schr plN a. townsend Rsley for Philadelphia
| at New York nth inst.
| Schr Almira Wooey, King, hence for Boston, at
| Newport 10th inst. -,- -, ,,., W.,
| Croker Baxter; Isaac Rich, Rich; and Broadheld,
| Croweu from Boston; Lottie Beard, Perry, from
/ Woods Hole; Gipsey, Crowel, from New Bedford
and VIM. Wallace Schuitz, iIoul aii ior
Philadelphia, passed Hell Gate l'th inst
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
| The Pollock Rip Llghtyessel NO; y wnlcn arIted
win be restored TO her position at the earliest possi
BILE moment, due notice OF which viii be given.
The IeOislature OF Florida has amended the pilot
laws and adopted the following regalatons;-
Ali vessels entering any port IN tnls state or leaV
ing the same, shall be subJecL 10 hno pay Ihe pllo
performing the duty on board his fees as follows:
For vessels drawing feet or less 81 per foot; yes
sells drawing over to 10 feet, W per Ioot vessels
drawing over 10 60 IA feet "a per foot vessels draw
over "a feet s6 ner FOOT where he may hold license
excepting vessels carrying the United States mails
also all vessels drawing less than SIX ieet OF water
and having coastwlss cerse en- S piIotase sS Sn
they employ pilot; provided, all vessels owneI
wholly by citizens OF this State shall be exemp
from any and all payment OF pilot fees'