The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-20

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dition to those reported yesterday-the latter for
Wilmington. LSC.
LEwEs, Del, May ia. M.-Brigs Manlius and
Castsn, and six schooners, still In the harbor
endeaverng TO beat out; ali the others reported last
Wind S.sw: and light. Thermometer, 72.
May 19-P. M.--Al the vessels reported this A. NJ.
have gone to sea Beating out, two brgs from
above In the harbor, one herm. brig, name un-
knoWp. WIND 3, blowing stiff Thermometer, 7s.
MEMORANDA.
snip THOMAS Harvard, Strickland, at Havre 18th
Ship Philadelphia, Brodie, at Alexandria q2d ult.
Steamship whirlwind Sherman, hence, at Provi-
dence nth inst.
Bark HermelIn, Nelson, hence, at Malaga 1st inst.
Bark Emil, Christofiers, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Liverpool 9th inst.
Barque Annie M. Franklin, Holbrook, hence, at
Gibraltar 2Sth ult, and cleared day for Naples
Brig Richmond, Powers hence at Gibraltar sOth
Brig Louis C. Madeira, Moslander, at Marseilles
Brig Kennebec Minott, hence for Charleston, was
spoken 18th inst at 6K p M, IL miles Sc. from Hat
Brig James Davis Partridge, hence, at Salem 10th
instant.
Brig Holstatia Rhode sailed from Alexandria 18th
inst for Philadelphia, to load oil for the Baltic
Brig Volant was at Arecibo, p. r., 3Oth ult, for
Philadelphia about 9Th inst
Schr K. w. Pratt, Hendrickson, from Windsor,
N ), for Philadelphia, at New York 18th inst.
Schr Mary and Frances, hence, at Bridgeport 10th
instant
Schr John A. Griffin, Foster, hence at Providence
18th inst
Schr P. Bolce, Adams, cleared at Providence, 18th
inst, for Georgetown, D. c.
Schrs William Collyer, Taylor, and Alabama, VAN
glider cleared at Providence 10th inst, for Phila
delphia or New York.
Schrs G. c. Smith, Phillips, from Taunton for Phi
ladephia, and Surf, johnson, for Trenton N. j.,
cleared from Neport P. NJ. 10th inst
Schrs Mary r. Gage, Sturges, from Calais; c. J.
Erickson, Smith; Annie K. Stafford, Hyde; and
Plough Boy, Ellis from Boston, all for Philadelphia
passed Hell Gate 18th inst
Schrs G. l.. Herrick, Hatch, and J. j. Little, Little
from Boston for Philadelphia, at New York 18th
instant
Schr John Lancaster, hence at Norwich 18th inst
Schrs Chattanooga, Black Emily A. Bartle N. w.
Magee, Sarah Wooster -Four Sisters and others,
sailed from Holmes Hole A. M. 10th inst.
Schr Golden Eagle, Howes, hence for Chelsea, at
Holmes Hole 4. NJ. 18th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Information has been received that the Isthmus
Railway Company at Panama has established red
light at the extremity Of the wharf, to which point
the rails run and passengers embark. The wharf is
situated on the west side OF the small bay towards
the north part of the town.
Also, that the red light exhibited at the Hospital
OF the French Society has been discontinued.
In consequence of the screw pile lighthouse at
Fleetwood, west coast of England, having been des-
Toyed and until another is erected, a vessel with
two masts, and painted red, exhibiting similar
light, has been moored by the harbor authorities in
fathoms at low water springs, quarter Of mile
NV. by N. from the old pile lighthouse
(All bearings are magnetic. Variation 221 deg.
BY ord order -' W. B. sHUBRICK, Chairman,
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board,
Washington, d. G., April rs, 1870.