The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-29

Br. steamer India, Munroe, from New York 18th,
at Moyille 2Ith inst; for Glasgow.
9th inst. for Liverpool via New York.
Steamer Bremen, Leist, from New York 18TH inst.
at southampton 2Sth for Bremen.
Steamer Baltimore, voeckler, from Baltimore 18th
for Bremen, at southampton 9th inst.
inst, at New YORK yesterday, with 41a passengers.
Steamer Leopard, Hughes, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Amesbury Point 9th inst.
Steamer Raftlesnake, winnett, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Boston 2sth inst, 10Y A. M.
Steamer Pioneer, Wakeley, from Wilmington, NC,
for Philadelphia, has on board 142 bbls. spirits tur-
pentne, 1851 do. rosin, 2 bales cotton, 141,500 feet
Steamer New York, Jones, hence, at Georgetown,
ID. c., 9th inst.
Steamer Norfolk, Plat, hence, at Richmond 2eth
Instant.
Steamer Fanlta, Freeman, hence, at New York
9th inst.
Steamer whirlwind, Sherman, hence, at Provi-
steamer varuna, Spencer, cleared at Galveston
Steamer Grange, Houston, cleared at New Orleans
23d inst. for Belize, Hon.
Br. bark Brazil, HILBERT, hence for Antwerp, was
spoken 21st. inst, lat. 40 a., long. 81 40.
Nor. bark UdjuH, Olson, hence for Konigsberg, was
spoken sSl R SaTs u GSn Ia6 81 TO- N sTeg; 2. ~ from Bristol fer
Philadelphia, was spoken 26sh inst, 65 miles east Of
Bark Carl August, siewertz, for Philadelphia, sid
from Liverpool 14th inst.
Brig Josie A. Devereux, Clark, for Philadelphia,
entered out at Liverpool 18th inst.
Br. brig c. c. Van Horn, Cofill, at st. Johns, T. r.,
18th inst. for Delaware Breakwater, loading.
Brig Susan Bergen, Davis, for Philadelphia, sailed
Brig Marine, Reed, hence, at Boston 9th inst.
Br. brig Iris, Hatfield, hence, at Wilmington, NC,
Schrs I. A. johnson, Mailman, and Damon, john
son, for Philadelphia, cleared at st, Johns, N. b.,
schr A. NJ. Edwards, Henson, hence, at Richmond
26th inst.
Schr John johnson, johnson, hence, at Boston
2fth inst.
schr Armada, Palmer, for Philadelphia via City
Point, sailed from Richmond 9th inst.
Ephra i. III. BARTLETT. Harris, hence, and Snekinan,
Rogers, from Florence, Nj at Providence 26th inst:
Schr George Fales, Hal, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Providence 26th inst.
Schr S. A. Read, Arnold, from Middletown for
Philadelphia, at New York 9th inst.
Schr Mist, Muncey, from Trenton for Bridgeport,
at New York 9th inst.
Schrs Pioneer, Kelly, from Fall River, aud Marion
9th inst.
Schr Margaret r. Samson, Samson, hence, at Gal
SchT Othello, Matthews; Webster Kelley, Haskell
j. j. Spencer, Heather; and Maggie p. Smith,, Grace,
Schr 5. V. W. simmons, Brown, hence, at New
schr American Eagle, Shaw, hence, at Newport
schr Goddess, Kelley, for Philadelphia, sailed I'm
Schr Glenwood, Dickinson, hence, at Bristol 2sth
instant.
schr John H. Perry, Kelley, hence, at New Bed
Schr Iath Rich, Paddock, for Philadelphia, sailed
from New Bedford 26th inst.
Schrs NJ. V. Cook, Falkenburo, from Hallowell for
Philadelphia; James S. Watson, Houck, from Bos-
ton for DO. SalIie 3d., Bateman, from Dresden, Me-,
for do, at Holmes Hole 25th inst.
Schrs Wave Crest, Davis; Taylor Il Mathis, Cheese.
man; John Cadwalader, Townsend; Louisa Frazier,
Steelman; Lizzie Maui, Bueler; and j. I. Cake, En-
dicot, arrived at Georgetown, ID. c., 2oth inst.
81 MISCELLANY.
Steamer Cuba, at New York from Liverpool and
Queenstown, brought 1888 passengers.
The steamer Virgin, once a famous blockade run
ner, was sold at the Washington Navy Yard on Wed.
nesday. There was quite q large number Of bidders
present, representing the Northern and Eastern sea.
ports. The sale was started at a bid OF $4,000, and
the vessel was finally Knocked down to Captain G.
Stanard, of New York city. at $500.
The j. b. V. No. 2, Baltazard, at Havre 14th inst
from Montevideo, reports having passed ON the 26tf
May, in lat. "a s., long. 80 W., a vessel OF about l00(
tons, on FIRE. she was painted oisck, was appa
OF petroleum..