The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-29

Bark Charlotte, steif for Philadelphia, sailed from
Bark Carl August, seiwertz, hence, at Dublin l4th
Bark F. Reck, Denkers, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Bremerhaven 1lth inst.
N. g. bark Star OF Hope, Peterson, hence, in the
Sound, Elsinore, 18th inst
Bark India Lepschinsky hence for Elsinore, was
spoken 17th ult.. lat. 3s, long co.
Brig Isabella Jewett, Mccormick, for Philadelphia
sailed from Providence 26th inst.
scnrs ocean ss I Belle ana Neysda, tor Fnauelpna
Schr e; F. Crowell, hence for Welsneet, at
Holmes Hole 27th inst.
Brewer, hence, at Boston 2Tth inst.
Schr ]. b. Allen, Case, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Nantucket 20th inst.
Schr G. W. Drisko, Haskell, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Calais 21st INST.
Schr Convoy, French, hence, at Salem 26th inst.
Schr nj. Vassar Jr., Christie, from Cohasset Mar
rows for Philadelphia, at New Bedford 25th inst.
for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence 26th inst.
Schr VIM. b. Mann, Rogers, cleared at Jackson
Schrs Mary d. Cranmer, Horner, and Annie Bar
ton, Barton, for Philadelphia, sailed from Provi-
Schrs Mist, Murray; Cloud, Morgan; and Storm,
Slaab, for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence 25th
instant
sehrs ontara, sprague, and Hyne, Glover, hence,
Schrs l. Sturtevant and c. s. Watson, hence, at
Nantucket 18th inst. The G. s. W. sailed again 22d
to return.
schr annie MCGEE, Young hence, at Nantucket
20th inst.
Schrs Harmon Curtis, Brooks, from Boston; A. D.
Trudell, Hess, from do; and William McShain,
Miller. from Hartford, all for Philadelphia, at New
York 26th inst.
Schr Fawn Kelley, hence at Boston 25th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
ENGLISH CHAENBL-ENTRAECE.-T Telegraph Ship
With reference TO Notice to Mariners No. 90 dated
February IS, 1870 respecting the establishment OF
Telegraphic Station Vessel, by the International
Midchannel Telegraph Company of the entrance to
the English Channel:- ..
Notice is hereby given that the ship (Brsk) is
moOred in position on the Admiralty Patch, In lat
40 deg 20 min. 80 Sec N, long. deg IL min. west
OF Greenwich.
From the Telegraph Ship Bishop Rock lighthouse
bears n. by E. distant 33 miles.
Wolf Rock bears N. e. q E., distant 40 miles,
Land End bears N. E. Il E., distant 40 miles.
Lizard bears E. by n. = N, distant So miles,
Ushant lighthouse bears S. by Z. q E., distant 20
mlee.
The vessel is painted black, with the words "Tele-
graph Ship in white letters on her sides; she mas
three masts and at the top OF the mainmast large
black cone will be hoisted during daytime ana
powerful globuar light at night elevated 80 feet
above the sea- which in clear weather should be
seen from a distance OF miles.
A hare-up light will also be shown every Is min
utes during the night from an hour after sunset to
an hour before sunrise
During foggy weather, day or night, bell will be
rung continuously for half minute every quarter or
hour, and until the 1sJ day Of October, 1870 gun
will be fired every quarter of an hour and after that
date every hour.
The Commercial Code of Signals for the use OF all
nations will be used on board to the exclusion of all
other codes, and none other can be noticed.
tAll bearings are magnetic Naraton:-23 de-
grees westerly in 1S70.1
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
W. B. SHUBRICK, Chairman,
Treasury Department, ONCE Lighthouse Board,
Washington, d. G., June 26, 1870.