The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-22

BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, Nov. 9l.-The follow
ing barees leave in tow tonight eastward:-
Dornield J. W. Barker Great North, m - Mary x, and
Charles McCafrrey, all with coal, for New YORK.
regular barges light, for Baltimore, left this port
yesterday. l. o.
(By TsieorapA)
LIwFs, Del, Nov. 81 : 10 A. M. Arrived this
The captain reports that the schr Black Duck left
port nye days previous to his sailing, bound to Phi
ladelphia.
Passing in this A. M. herm. brig.
In harbor bark lie Baron and 81 schr. Wind S.W
4P. M.-Schr Lameyer left for Philadelphia early
this A. M. A herm. riggei steamer from the south
ward passed in at $780, Vessels in harbor unchanged
Wind W,N.W. Cloudy, with heavy haze to seaward.
MEMORANDA.
>, Br. steamer Ctt OF Brooklyn, from Liverpool. at
Br. steamer Wisconsin, from Liverpool, at New
Br. steamers City OF Paris aud Batavia, from New
YORK Tor Liverpool, at Queenstown yesterday.
b. steamer England, Webster, from New York
9TH, at Queenstown 20th inst.
Steamer lsmalia, from New York, at Liverpool
Steamer Santiago de Cuba, Limeourner from
Brouwersbaven, 2sth ult., at New York yesterday.
Steamer City OF Merida, DeaSen, from New York,
al Havana t4th inst. for Sisal and vera Cruz.
Steamer North America, Slocum, I'm Rio lauelro
26th ult. at New York yesterday.
Steamer Annie, Chase, for Wilmington, Del, cid
at New York yesterday.
Steamer Volunteer, Jones, at Wilmington N. c.,
Steamer Liberty, Reed, for New Orleans via Ha.
and Key West, cleared at Baltimore 10Th inst,
Steamer Geo. Washington, Yager, for New YORK,
cleared at New orleans 10th inst.
Steamer Missouri Edwards, from New York for
Havana, was passed 18th inst, 10 miles E. N. e. from
Steamer Emily B. souder, Crowell, for New York
cleared at New Orleans 18TH inst.
Steamer United Eldridge, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Norfolk 18th inst
Steamer Yazoo, Catharine, for Philadelphia via
Havana, cleared at New Orleans 18th inst.
ESteamer Panther Mills, for Philadelphia, sid from
Savannah at A. Nj. 20Jh inst
Steamer Empire, Hunter, for Philadelphia, sailed
| from Charleston yesterday.
Steamer Achilles, Coburn, for Philadelphia sailed
from Newburyport 20th inst. at A. M.
Steamer Centipede, Willetts hence, at Charles
| town at 80 A. M 81 st inst
STE amer Leopard, Hughes, hence, at Salem, Mass,
| al 1880 NJ. 21st inst
Steamer James 5. Green, Vance, hence at Nor
| folk 18th inst, and sailed for Richmond.
| Schr Hannah Little, Crawford, at Pensacola 14th
| inst from Mobile.
Schr +. st Clair Edwards, ireland, at Whining
| ton, N. c., 18th inst from Charleston.
Schr Emma B. Shaw, Shaw, hence, at Whining
ton, N. c., 18th inst.
Schr james S. Maloy, RUSSELL sailed from Rich
! mond 18th inst for Bridges ort Conn, via Osbornes.
Schr May Morn, StetsUn, at JacksonVille l6sh inst
| from savannah.
| Schr Mary e. Graham, Fountain, for Philadelphia
| cleared at Jacksonville 18th inst.
Schrs Bee and Henry Allen, hence at Alexandria
Schr Jonathan May, Neal at Fernandina 10Th Inst,
S.hrs r. w. Godfrey, Garwood and John D. Aus
tin Davis hence, at Portsmouth, N H., 18th inst
| SchTs Frank Herbert Baker; w. f. Phelps, Gran
mer: and Jane w. Baker, Reed, hence, at Provl-
dence 1ath inst.
Schr George and Emma, hence, at Norwich 18th
! instant.
Schr Marietta Steelman, at Alexandria 10th inst.
! from Georgetown, and sailed for Jersey Cicy
Schrs II. z. Blv, Stokes, for New Haven, and r.
S. Dean, Cook, for taunton, both from Philadelphia
and c. II. Heller, from Providence for Philadelphia,
| at New York 18th inst
Schrs Lizzie Maui, Bnhler; II. B. MrCauley, Cain
William F. Garrison Morris j. X. Manning, Ganty
| ]. Ii. Wainwright, Abrams; and +. X. Baird. Ire
| lard, hence for Boston; James ODon0hue, Smith,
do. for Bangor; A. Hammond Paine, do. for MOCK
| port Mass NJ. " e. Henderson, Price, do. for s.
| lem and Lookout, Mcfarland. from Eastport FOR
Philadelphia, at Holmes Hole 18th inst
| MISCELLANY.
Ship Fawn, Nelson from Cardiff for New York,
which put back to Penatn Roads, through stress of
weather, not with damage as before reported, re-
| sumed her voyage LIST inst
Steamer Northern Light, Porter, from Savannah
for New York. with 2SU0 bales cotton, was OIL West
ern Bar Wilmington n. c., 18th inst, short OF coal,
which would he supplied during the day.
Brig Julia A. Halock, OF New Bedford, from Bos-
ton for Philadelphia was the vessel seen ashore on
the east end OF Middle Ground Vineyard Slund) on
the morning OF the 10th inst Was hauled or by the
| u. S. revenue cutter Moccasln Captain Baker, and
| proceeded without damage.
! The Gloucester Tel graph publishes summary OF
the OF the fshiRg business from that port
for the year 1870, and recapitulation OF the tota
disasters TO the Gloucester neet the disasters nave
been quite numerous, although the loss or property
the loss OF life has been in excess or that OF the las
year. Eleven vessels, OF total tonnage OF 65S'6S
TONS have been lost, whose aggregate value was
s6b 500, on which there was S50,4S5 insurance. The
number of lives lost was 49,