The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-25
regular barges light left this port yesterday for Bal
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rem and Pas de Cayenne went to sea on Saturday
evening, and ship Maid OF Orleans towed out Satur-
Went to sea this A. NJ, bark Eliza Cochrane, one
brig and schooners unknown.
A tug went up with schooner at A. M.
In har6or bark Ocean. ship is passing In
Wind S. Thermometer, so.
4P. M.-The pilotboat Turey reports ship Abys-
sinia passed In to day also light bark from West
Indies, and one English schooner.
In harbor bark Ocean and two scnooners.
Wind 5. thermometer, 6T.
MEMORANDA.
Br. ship Coromandel, Chapman, hence 1st inst. for
Queenstown, experienced two hurricanes, during
which she sprung bad leak; the crew were worn
out with constant pumping. It was deemed advisable
to make port for repairs, and she succeeded in
reaching st. John, N. B., on the goth.
ship FoTest Eagle, Hosmer, hence, below New
Br. steamer City of London from New York. at
Br. steamer hainton, at Rio Janeiro 25th ult. for
New YORK, Will bring the cargo of bark Parthian,
which put back 10th ult eaky, and was subsequently
Steamer Regulator, Brooks, I'm Wilmington, NC,
Steamers Annie, Chase, for wilmington Del, and
Merrtmack, Weir, for Rio Janero, etc., cleared at
New York yesterday.
for Philadelphia, at Havana 10Th inst.
Steamer Norfolk, Platt, hence, at Richmond 22d
instant
Br. brig Cleora from Windsor for Philadelphia, at
New London 22d inst.
marara sth inst.
Brig Torrent, Gould, I'm Gardiner for Philadelphia,
sailed from Portland 21st inst.
Schr Quoddy, Tanning, hence, at Eastport 10Th
instant.
schr Emma NJ: Fox, Case, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Fall River 21st inst.
Schr E. Pratt Nickerson, for Philadelphia, cleared
Schrs A. D. HuddeI, Lang and Marietta Tilton,
FritZinger, hence, at Boston 23d inst.
Schr 1zetta, Smith, I'm Portland for Philadelphia.
at Gloucester 22d last.
Schr Dick Williams, Corson, for Philadelphia, sid
from Pawtucket 22d inst.
Schrs j. H. Bartlett, Harris, from East Greenwich;
Transit, Racket and Albert Thomas Taylor. from
Providence, all for Philadelphia, at Newport 21st
Schr Lizzie Florence, Lippincott from Pawtucket
for Philadelphia sailed from Newport 2lst inst. ,.
Edwards. Robert J. Mercer, s. L. Russell, q. 1.
Adams, William Walton, j. G. BabcoCk, John Cad
waader, and Others sailed from Holmes Hole 21st
Schr scud Smith, from Hartford for Trenton, at
Schr Sabina, Currier, for Philadelphia, with lum-
ber, cleared at Jacksonville 18th inst.
Schr Lille, Harvey, I'm Eastport for Philadelphia,
Schr Pathway, Haley, hence for Boston, at Holmes
Hole list INST, and sailed again. - ,,,-.-,. =,
Schrs M. & Il. Henderson, J. II. wainwright, 5.
b. Wheeler, Pedro A. GTau and others, sailed from
Holmes Hole 22d inst
MISCELLANY.
Brig Trial, Leach, at New York from Malaga, re.
masted waterlogged and abandoned; loaded with
board tackled on her, with the following lines written
on t:-Oct. Is, lat 3s, long 6s 40, brig Lena OF Hall
| fax, from New York for Kingston, JAM, water
logged and abandoned, loaded with kerosene Oil.
Brig San Carlos, at Portland, Me-, from Philadel-
phia before reported dismasted, is to be thoroughly
repaired at Portland. She will be taken into the dry
| dock for examination Immediately.
| The case Of salvage OF Br. bark Edward, OF Matt
land. N. s., from Hantsport for Philadelphia, (Which
has been lying at Newport since the 21st ult when
| she was brought there in distress by pot-boat
| Hope, No. l, OF New York;, has been settled and
| her former owners have taken possession. She
will be pumped out and towed to Port NORRIS n. j..
| to discharge and repair
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
| sec0nd-c class iron Can Buoy, painted red, has
| been placed in position to mark the Rockaway
Shoals. 1t is placed In five fathoms depth of water
and the bearings from Of prominent objects in the
| neighborhood are:-
West end of Coney Island, N. w. by q w.
| Wreck Of the Black Warrior, N. byW. a of mile.
Until further notice the station will be marked by
| this or a similar Can Buoy.
Captain White, of the steamer Emile, at Charles
ton reports the outer buoy on Georgetown Bar gone
adrft and saw it floating about some six miles south
| by west from Cape Roman.
| The og-trumpet on Beaver Tail has broken down,
| but will be repaired possible. Meanwhile
fog horn similar to those used vessels will be
| substituted.