The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-09


Schr Alcyone, from Portland with headings to K.
F. Cabada-vessel to Warren Gregg.
Schr L. A. DanenhOwsr, Grace, days frem Bos-
Schr Remittance, Elsey, I'm RappahannocS, with
Sem s: y: W. simmons. Williams, 4 days from
Fall River, In ballast TO Chas. Hasam * Co.
Sehr e. j. Heraty, Meredith, days fm New York,
with barley to order.
sic. Del, with grain to Christian a Co.
Schr Sussex, Mason, days from Milton, Del,
Schr vandalia, Campbell, / day from Leipsc, Del,
with grain TO Christian Co.
AT CHESTER.
Brig Lizzie Troop, Newell, 80 days from Milk
River, JAM, with logwood to A. Solomon Co.
Correspondence II The Eoening Tslegraeh
EASTON & MCMAHON'S BULLETIN
NEW YORK OFFICE, Dec. g. Two barges left In
tow for Baltimore, light. -
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, Dec. s-The follow
ing barges leave in tow tonight, eastward:-
.; II; Vedder, Grace, Wart F. II; Parks, L. D. Ben
dess OF Liberty, and A. Allison, all with coal, for
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE Dec. 9. The
Flying Fish, d. j. Mitchell, and Nelson, LOthridge
Co, with coal for New York, left last evening
Mary Irene, with old rails and 13 regular and2
transient barges p5), light, for Baltimore, LETT this
port yesterday L. S. q.
Special Despatch 10 The Euenilg Telegraph
HAvREDE-GRACE, Dec. 9.-The following boats
Colonel H. G. BaIinger, with lumber to II. Croskey
& Co.
Lizzie and Laura, with flint to Baeder, Adamson
George and Annie, with lumber to Taylor & Belts.
(By Tclegraph)
LFwBs, DEL, Dec. s-A. M:-Four brigs passed up
yesterday, all unknown, Went to sea last night,
briggs Amelia Emma and E. G.. Redmau, for New
York also about 20 schrs from the harbor.
Arrived this A. Nj. bark from outside, not yet
reported. A bark and brig coming down the bay
u. M.-NO reports from OIL shore to-day.
Wind N. w. stin Thermometer, 81.
MEMORANDA.
Br. steamer Aleppo, Moreand, for Liverpool via
New York, cleared at Boston 7th inst
Br. steamer Siberia, Harrison, for Liverpool, CID
ut New York yesterday.
for New York, sid from Peterhead, Scotland, about
9TH inst, with passengers of wrecked steamer Unlon
Steamer Slesia, from Hamburg, at New York yes
terday. Sac made the voyage without interruption
from French cruisers
Steamer Cimbria, from New York, at Hamburg 9th
Steamer Liberty, Reed for Baltimore via Havana
and Key West, cleared at New Orleans Sd inst.
Steamer Hornet, Hudson, for Nassau, Mp, cid at
New York yesterday
Steamer MORO Castle Adams, for Havana, CID at
New York yesterday
Steamer Clyde, Kennedy, from New York. at Gal
weston 9th inst.
cleared at New Orleans I'd inst.
Steamer Gulf Stream, McCreery from New York,
Steamer Hunter, Harding, hence, at Providence
9th inst.
steamer Aries, Wiley, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Steamer Juniata Hoxie, from New Orleans via
Havana Sn inst f9P 1Pe mas on hds ooapd
1000 bales cotton 16 hhds. sugar, so pkgs. sundres
Bark Orchla, Hayener, hence, was discharging at
Bark Wasp, Brady, hence, was discharging at
Genoa 10th ult.
Brig Herald, Hanson, for Philadelphia, was load
ing at Havana Sd mat.
Br. b'ig Glance, Firth, for Philadelphia sid from
Schr c. E. Paige Doughty, I'm Wilmington, N. c.,
al Ms tanzas 2Sth ult.
Schr Edward Kidder, hence Tor Boston, at Holmes
Hole 7th inst, and sailed again.
Schr Mary J. Ward, from Calais for Philadelphia,
schr Joseph Baymork, Burdge, hence, at Mobile
Schr r. V. Glover, Ingerson for Wilmington, N.
c.. cleared at New York 7th inst
Scnr William S. Hills, Crowell, for New York.
cleared at New Orleans 3D. inst. , g..
Martins, spoken 2 st ult lat % SO, long. 63.
Schr John Bird. Sleeper from windsor, N S.,
Schr COhasset, Giobs hence, at New Bedford 9th
schrs r. H. Huddell Maoy, and George w. Mid
ton, her ce, at Norwich 9th last
Schr Clara, for Philadelphia, cleared at New Ha-
Schr John Cadwalader, Smith, cleared at George
town, ID. c., 9Th inst for Hyanns.
Schr E. d. Endicott, EDdicott. cleared at George
Schrs Geo, Twibil harrington and S. G. Evans,
| Hammond for Philadelphia, cleared at Bridgeport
Schr Catawamteak, Lord, from Providence for
| Philadelphia, at New YORK TIN inst.
Schr Mary f. Femerick, Dasey, from Lanesyille
| for Philadelphia at Gloucester 4th inst.
| Schr F. St Clair Edwards, ireland, at New York
| 7th inst. from Wilmington, N. Q.
! Schrs Cora Nash, Nash and Anna Borland, Hulse,
from Boston for Philadelphia, at New York Ith inst.
| Schrs c. b. Wood, Smith w. III. Tiers Crowley I;
Sarah Wood, Hickman; +. r. Baird, ireland; f. II.
| Wainwr right, Adams; j. s. Hewitt, Foster; G. ).
Morris, Richard; Emily and Jennie, Jewitt; and f.
Nickerson Nlckersop, all from Boston for Philadel-
| phia, passed Hell Gate 7th inst.
| Schrs Francis, Gibbs, from Hallowell; Maryland,
| TORY from Bangor; Annie May Baker, from Mar
| blehead; American Eagle, Shaw from Providence
| and William b. Thomas Dinsmore FIN Portsmouth,
| all for Philadelphia, passed He'll Gate 7th inst
| MISCELLANY.
Ship Martha Bowker, which went ashore on the
have discharge part OF her cargo to get OF. The
| tugbOat General VIM. McCandless and the new Ice
| Boat attempted to pull her OF, but were unsuc-
| cessful.
Schr RoXe l. Conner, from Delaware with grain,
| etc, to John L. Redner was capszed in the Della
ware, Yesterday afternoon, by sudden squall oppo-
site Pine street wharf. She filed aud sunk only a
small portion of her masts are above water; towed
| into Pine street wharf
| Schr Lady Ellen, fm Providence for Philadelphia,
| in coming through He'll Gate yesterday mis- sed
| stays, and went ashore on the North Brother. She
| will be hauled OFF at the next tide.
Captain Smith, OF schr Samuel L. Russell, at Sa
| vanDah from Philadelphia, reports that he was Il
days out, having had succession OF gales from al
most every point of the compass. When of Hatteras
during gale lost the greater part OF his deck load
which consist ed OF coal oil.