The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-08
MEMORANDA

A.
Ship Castine, Wilson, from Antwerp for Phiadel-
pha, sailed from Flushing 22d uit
Steamers Cortes, Nelson and Mississippi, Henry,
cleared at New Orleans 2d inst. for New York.
Steamer 9azoO, Catharine, for Havana and Phila-
delphia, sailed from Southwest Pass noon 2d inst
Steamer Hunter Harding, hence, at Providence
18th inst
steamer Rattlesnake, winnett, hence, at Provi-
Steamer Tlliie, Partridge, cleared at New York 9th
inst for Halifax and Gaspe, N s.
Steamer Virginia, Kennedy, from New YORK, at
Steamer Aries, Wiley, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Steamer Benefactor, Pennington, at Wilmington,
N c., 4th inst IRON New York.
Steamer Pioneer, Wakeley, hence, at Wilmington,
n c., 4th inst Same day. at A. NJ, so miles north
OF Cape Hateras, passed steamer Empire, Hunter,
bound for the wreck Of steamer Tennessee.
Steamer Regulator, Brooks, at Wilmington, n. c.,
5th inst from New York.
BIZ steamer Batavia, LIE Messurier, cleared at Bos-
ton 9th inst. for Liverpool via New York.
Br. steamer Ca edonia, OvenstOne, from Glasgow
June % and Movie 2Sd, with 200 passengers, az New
Br. steamer Tyrian, Smith, from New York via
Halifax for Glasgow, was seen 9th ult., lat SO o5,
Br steamer India, Munroe, from Glasgow 25th ult,
at New York yesterday.
Mex. steamer Union Vinas, from New York, sailed
from Havana goth ut for Vera Cruz.
steamer Key West Rudolf, cleared at New York
yesterday for Portau-Prnce
Steamer Liberty, Reed, from Baltimore via Key
West for New Orleans, at Havana 30th nit.
Steamer City OF Mexico. Zimmerman, from New
York for Vera Cruz sailed from Havana 29th ult.
L. S. steamtugs Commodore Fenton and General
Poe hence, arrived at Savannah 7th inst and sailed
the former for Key West, the latter for Mobile.
u. :. slUreshp Supply, Lieutenant Commander
Chester Hatfield, from Gibraltar June O. arrived at
New York 9Th inst. Left at Gibraltar u s. flag ships
Franklin and Juniata.
Bark Prihds Carl, Stephenson, for Philadelphia,
was up at Liverpool 25th ult.
Brig George Harris, French, hence for Boston, was
at anchor in Dutch Island harbor 4th inst.
ron an inst for Philadelphia via BucSsyie. s. c.
Brig Torrent Gould, hence for Boston, was seen
Schr Harry Lee, Barrett, hence for Wilmington,
N. c. was passed 4th inst, 2 Z. NJ, 80 miles north
scnr William F. Garrison, from Halowen for Phi
ladephia, at Holmes Hole 9th inst.
Schr Emma M. Fox, Case, for Philadelphia, sailed
schr Anna Magee, Young, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Nantucket 26th ult.
Schr s. SturteVant, Tor Phlladelpnla, sailed from
Nantucket sOth ult.
schr John II. Perry, Kelley hence, at New Bed
Schr E. H. Atwood, Brown, hence, at Providence
5th inst.
anchor in Dutch Island harbor 4th inst
Schr Julia f. Pratt. NickersoD, for Philadelphia,
Schr Ann s. Cannon. Cobb, from Bucksport for
Philadelphia sailed I'm Holmes Hole p. NJ. 4th inst.
Schr Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey, hence, at Sa-
Schr Admiral, Steelman, hence, at Salem 4th inst.
MISCELLANY.
Br ship George II. Warren, Burwe, from Boston
for St. John n. b., was ashore at Irshtown 9th inst.
Assistance had been sent to her.
Steamer Falcon, for Baltimore, which put back to
Charleston with steampipe damaged, was to sail
again 5th inst. for destination.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
IRELAND-SoUTHwEsT CoAST.-ReUOl1ing Light
TeGrdght Island.-With reference to Notice to Mari
nels No. H. dated February s, 1870 respecting the
establishment OF light on Tearaght Island the
westernmost OF the Basket Islands, the Office of
Irish Lights Dublin, has given notice that the light
is now exhibited The light is a revolving white
light, attaining its greatest briiancy every minute
and half elevated 275 feet above the sea, and in
clear wea her should be seen from distance OF %
miles. 1t is obscured landward between the bearings
N. q W., and w. by s. q S. The Illuminating appa-
ratus is diopric or by lenses OF the first order The
tower is 81 feet high, OF whitish gray color. POSI-
tOn, lat. SO 80 N, long IA 40 w. from Greenwich
DiscontinuGnce of Upper SkelHgs Light.--AlsO, in
pursuance OF the same notice, that the Upper SKel
ligs light has been discontinued
Alteration an Loop Head Lght-Also, in pursuance
OF the same notice, that the fixed light on Loop
Head, entrance to Shannon river, has been changed
to an intermittent light, showing bright twenty
seconds and eclipsed for four seconds
Ian bearings are magnetic. Variation:-2; de-
grees westerly in 1901
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board
W. b. SHUBRICK, Chairman,
Treasury Department, ONCE Lighthouse Board,
Washington, D. g., June 7, 1870.