The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-02
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Saxon Sears 10 hours from Boston,
with mdse. and passengers to IL. Winsor & Co. Out
side the Capes saw bark, bound in; above New
castle, ship coming up in tow; at the Lazaretto
two briggs
with mdse. to W. VI. Baird & Co.
Steamer r. Willing, CundiiI, I9 hours from Balti-
Steamer Sarah, Jones, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird Co.
Brig H. Houston, French, II days from Cabarien,
with sugar and molasses to George c. Carson & Co.
vessel TO Souder Adams. Left brig E. P. Swift,
dischargng.
Brig Kodiak, Downing, 10 daVs from Sagua, with
sugar to j. Mason Co.-vessel to Warren Gregg.
sehr Irvine DgglnS DAYS fro from S Sardenas mas. with
Warren s. Gregg.
Schr Golden Eagle, Howes, 5 days from Boston,
Schr s. c. Fthian, Tuit. day from Port Deposit,
Md, with grain to j. L. Bewley & Co.
Correspondence Of The Eyening 7elegraph.
EAsToN 4 McMAHoN's BULLETIN.
NBw YORK OFFICE, July 1.-Four barges leave IN
tow tonight, for Baltimore, light
satterlee, with wheat, for New Brunswick
,r BRANGM "A oav Ju ioow
NJ. \. Wagner g. A. Sirman, Martha Lamb, Cn-
ton, W. d j. Thompson, Neloclpede Charles Nc
Cafirey, and W. Hustler, all with coal for New
York. L. SC.
LRwEs, DEL. July Ia. M.-Went to sea last even
ing. big John Mcdonald and six schooners.
Almon Rowell, from Matanzas passed in yesterday.
Passing out, nine schoOners.
IDe steamer washington lelJ IoT New l OFh al D
P. Nj. yesterday.
Wind w. Thermometer, 90.
=. MA bark and schooner from outside are in
the harbor, and a large bark is anchored below,
bound up. one schooner passing IN.
Wind N. E. heavy squall passing to eastward.
Thermometer at p. NJ, 9s at $3.50 it stood at 81.
MEMORANDA
Steamer j. w. Everman, Hinckley, hence, arrived
at Charleston yesterday.
Steamers II. Livingston, for New York, and North
Point for Baltimore cleared at Savannah yesterday
Steamer Benefactor, Pennington, cleared at New
York yesterday for Wilmington.
Steamer Baltimore, Voecker, from Bremen via
Southampton nth ult for Baltimore, passed For
tress Monroe yesterday.
Steamer City OF Baltimore, Jones, from Liverpool
via Halifax, at Boston yesterday.
Br. steamer Batavia, LIE Messurier, from Liverpool,
at Boston Yesterday.
Br. steamer Europe, Mcdonald, sailed from Glas-
Cow 18th ult for New York
Br. steamer Trojan, Thompson, from New York
11th at Greenock 30th ult.
Steamer Columbia Van Sice cleared at New York
30th ult. for Havana.
Steamer Centipede Doughty, hence, at Boston
2Oth ut.
Steamer City of Merida, Deaken, from Vera Cruz
June 90 Sisal 23d, and Havana 92 hours, at New
York Both ult June q, off Jupiter, passed ship
showing white nag with blue border, and red ball
in centre; also ihree-masted schooner, showing
red flag with white cross both bound Y.
N. G. steamer Hansa, Brickenstein, cleared at New
York 30th ult. for Bremen.
Bark Annie Augusta, Davis, sailed from St. Jago
18th ult for Philadelphia via Guantanamo.
Brig j. II. Crowley, Crowley for Philadelphia,
cleared at MatanZas 23d ult
Br. brig John Beers, Lewis, hence, at st. Johns,
Brig f. A. bernard, Willeby, cleared at Havana
2sd uit. T for ri Delaware Breakwater.
Schrs Emily ii. NaylOr, Nayor and Elvie Davis,
from Boston for Philadelphia, sailed from Holmes
schr james MCGEE, Finn, hence at New Haven
schr westmoreland, Rice, hence, at Providence
29th ut.
schr ii. S. Marlor, Wines, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Providence Goth ult.
Schr Roanoke, Hathaway, hence, at stonington
schr Richard Law, Eldred, for Philadelphia, sailed
Schr Narcissa, Bunting hence, at Norfolk 2sth ut
G e. o% ber6 sS @ s
| delphia passed Hell Gate 30th ult.
Schr Ida L. Bearse, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Schr r. @. Thomas, Crockett cleared at Boston
10th ult for Gardiner, to load for Philadelpnis
Ensier cleared at Boston 2sth ult. for Kennebec
Schr Hardscrabble Fales hence, at Boston goth
schr s. s. E. Corson, Brewer, hence, at Holmes
| Hole 2Sih ult., and sailed again for Boston.
| Schrs belmont, Gates, and Isaac Reed, Crowell,
| for Philadelphia, cleared at Portland 29th ult.
Schr Charles E. Paige, Doughty hence for Key
| West, was spoken 24th ult., lat. "a, long. u.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given that the fog-trumpet near
Monhegan Lighthouse Me-, cannot be sounded,
| owing to some disarrangement OF the machinery,
and that the fog bell at that place will be rung dur
| ing thick weather until further notice.
| SPAIE-NORTH COAST, SANTAkDAR.-Ftxed Green
Light on Point Ptterto.-The Spanish Government
has given notice that from May Is, 1870, light
| would be exhibited from lighthouse on Point
Puerto west entrance OF Port Santandar The light
is fixed green light, with sector OF 5degrees OF
white light, covering Horaldada iset, elevated 70
feet above the level OF the sea- and in clear weather
should be from distance OF miles. IL is oo-
scured landward from s. = w. TO E. by N. Il y.
The Illuminating apparatus is doptrc, or by lenses
OF the nfth order The lighthouse is 45 feet nigh,
square, brick color, and is attached 10 the Keepers
dwelling IL is situated NJ N f. ITO yards from Cas-
| a Position. z
46 10 w. from Greenwich.
Vessels from the westward will not sight the light
| on Point Puerto until IL bears s. = W, on which
bearing the shoal water OF Cabo Menor will be
| cleared.
fAll bearings are magnetic variation:-2oK de-
| grees westerly In 1901
| BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
| W. B. SHUBRICK, Chairman,
! Treasury Department, ONCE Lighthouse Board,
! Washington, D. C., June II, 1870.