The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-13

Steamer ocean Queen, Conner, from Aspinwall Sd
Br. steamer City OF Baltimore, Deiamotte, cleared
at New York yesterday for Liverpool.
Br. steamer Iowa, 0venstone, sailed from Glasgow
steamer Tambo, from wilmington, DEL, for the
river Amazon: arrived at st. Thomas July !, and
Steamer Benvie, Baker, from New Orleans for
New York, at Havana 11th inst.
Steamer Rapidan, Whitehurst, sailed from Ha-
vsna eth inst. for New York.
Steamer South America, Tinklepaugh, at st. Tho
mas seth ult. for New York, and proceeded for Rio
Steamer William Taber, Cook, days from St.
w. T. cleared at New York for San Francisco, aud
put into Bermuda on the 18th. on the passage out
the crew became mutnons in which the captain a
mas, and was ordered by the American Consul 10
return to the United States and put Capt. Plummer
IN charges part Of the original crew were brought
back in irons.
Steamer Liberty, Reed, from Havana 9th via Key
West 18th, at Baltimore 18th inst
Steamer Norman Crowel hence at Boston 18th
instant
Steamers Mariposa Kemble, and Crescent City,
Norton, at New Orleans 10th inst. from New York
Steamer st. Louis, Whitehead, sailed from New
orleans 9th inst. for New York.
Steamer Sherman, Crowell sailed from New Or
leans 9th inst. for New York.
Bark J. H. Dillingham; Mudgett, for Philadelphia,
was loading at Cardenas 1st inst.
Bark Sea Breeze, Moirat, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Liverpool 2Sth ult.
Bark Lucy and Paul. Scheel, for Philadelphia en-
n
Bark Dee Hoop MannekiD, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Pau Path ut-
Brig James Pike, Phalen, at Cardenas 1st inst. for
Philadelphia in days.
Brig Torrent, Gould, hence, at Boston 11th inst.
Schr Addie Ryerson, Houghton, hence, at Port
land 10th inst.
schr Dolphin, Rose, hence at Baltimore 18th inst.
Schr Henrietta, Simmons, Godfrey for Philadel-
phia, sailed from Salem 9th inst
Scbr D. Clifford, Reeves, hence, at Salem sth inst
Schr John A. Crawford, Young, hence, at Danvers
Schrs NJ. W. Grifn Griffin, and Fannie g. War
ner, Dickinson for Philadelphia, sailed from Proyi-
dence 10th inst.
schr Thomas Borden, Wilmington, hence, at Fall
schr Adde L. Cutler, Smith, hence, at Newbury-
schrs saiie B., Bateman; S. A. Hoffman, Holman;
schrs Charles H. Moller, Brown, and j. s. Shin
dler, Lee, for Philadelphia, CID at Boston 9th inst.
Schr Lizzie Batchelder (of Philadelphia) English,
10 days from Trinidad, arrived at N: York yesterday
Schr George Hotchkiss, Racket, from New Haven
for Philadelphia passed Hell Gate yesterday
Schr Isabella Thompson, Endicott hence, at Provi-
schrs Reading RR. No. A, Trainer, from South
Amboy and No. 43, Baldwin, from Elizabethport, at
Providence 10th inst.
Conn.,, for Philadelphia, at New York 11th inst.
Schr j. B. Allen, Case, hence, at Nantucket 9Th
schr S. H. Bartlett, Harris, for Philadelphia, sid
from Providence 9th inst
Tarr; Bonny Boat, Kelley; NJ. D. Cranmer, Cranmer;
F. w. Pratt Nickerson; NJ. r. C0yne, Sprague: c.
E. Jackson, Cain; Anna Mcgee, Jones; D. S. Siner,
Huntley; c. P. Stickney, Matthew's; Jacob kenze,
Steelman Ella, Gray; Romp, Miller; J. T. Weaver,
Weaver; West Dennis, Crowel; A.. M. Chadwick,
Coan; s. V. Carver, Norwood; and w. G. Dearborn,
Scull, hence, at Boston 1lth inst.
ESchrs John Cadwalader, Townsend; Pl0ughbOy,
Hallett; Eva Bell, Barrett; Marietta Titon, Fitz-
niger: r. Peterson, English; G. w. Locke, Huntey;
Western Star, Crowell; Caroline Kienzie, Studans;
Jesse Wilson, Connolly; LoJtie Wells, Wells; j. V.
Wellington, Chapman; A. II. Edwards, Bartlett;
David Collins, Townsend; j. X. Manning Candy;
Curtis Tilton, Somers Marshal Perrin, Packard ;
Sarah j. Bright, Shaw; Meona M. Knowles, Hall ;
and L. Frazier Steelman hence, at Boston 10Th inst
MISCELLANY.
Bark James A. Borand, at this port 9th inst. from
Cadz reports having passed June TO- lat IS 80, long
A 49, large conica iron buoy, with black bottom
red top, with the figure on it in black
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
CONSULATE OF GREECs. BOSTON, June g. 1SI0.-
| Notice is hereby given that new lighthouse has
been erected on the summit OF the island OF Stron-
gee, the southernmost OF the Lichades Islands, stu
ated in the Gulf Of Curypus, abreast OF the Maea
| Bay.
every three minutes. The height is Al metres above
clear nights should be seen from distance OF l6
miles.
| The lighthouse, which is a white tower, is built
upon the house of its keepers; its nautical position
is 3S deg 40 min 20 sec. NJ 22 deg 40 min 81 sec. E.
from Greenwich, and 20 deg 20 min. Is sec. E. from
| Paris. j. Nj. RoDoCANACHI, Consul.
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