The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-04
MEMORANn

MEMORANDA.
snip Gold Hunter, Freeman, hence, before re-
ported at Antwerp, arrived 17th ult
Br. steamer City OF Washington, Jones, from Liv-
e1poo 2lst anu Queenstown 22d ult., at New York
yesterday.
Br. steamer Cuba, Noodle, from New York 26th
ult for Liverpool, was passed both ult, lat &c TO-
Steamer Pennsylvania, Lawson, for New York.
sailed from Liverpool 18Th ult
Steamer Sherman, Blanchard, for New York, cid
at New Orleans 29th ult.
Steamer ST. Louis, Gillian, from Liverpool 9Th, at
\ ew Orleans & tn ult.
Steamer Juniata Hoxie, for Philadelphia via Ha-
vana, sailed from Southwest Pass 29th ult. Cargo
for Philadelphia :-26O bales cotton, 80 bdls paper
stock, 81 bdls hides 1OU empty bbls., hhds sugar
2S Daes moss, 10 bdls jeans, 30 tons old ron and so
pkRs. sundries.
Steamer Saxon, BOggs, for Philadelphia, cleared
Steamer James S. Green Vance, at Norfolk 1st
inst from Richmond, and sailed for Philadelphia.
Steamer W Whtrlwind, Sherman, hence at Pr0vl-
Br. bark E. II. Duvall, Cook, hence, at Flushing
Brig belmont Locke, Hatch, from Bangor for Phi
adelphia, sailed from New London LIST inst,
Brig Nellie Move, Merryman, hence, at Marseilles
10Th nit.
Brig Minnie Traub Traub, hence for Portland, at
schr William Il. Dennis Lake. hence, at Newport
1st inst.
sailed from Bristol I'd inst.
Schrs James N. Vance, Burdge; j. I. worthngton,
Brown; CoIvo, Pickering; FraEk Jameson, Jane.
son and Goddess, Kelley, hence at Providence I'd
iDst-the latter for PawtucSet.
SCllr l.. Il. hnlRnI, SnermaO, neuCe IOr bOSbOn, at
Homes Hole "a inst. with jib split. Sailed, the en-
tire easteTn-hOuDd fleet
Schrs ". f. Garrison, Norris from Salem James
W. Haig, Brewer, from bingham; Harriet 5. BroOKs,
Lore; S. d h. Corson, Brewer; andIL. @. q. Wish
art, Mason, from Boston, all FOR Philadelphia, at
schTs George Il. Bent, Smith, hence for Cam
bridgeport; S. & NJ. II. Scull, Steelmsn; and j. B.
Vandusen, CoIson, from Boston for Philadelphia, at
Holmes Hole 3lst ult.
Schrs G. 3. Wood, Smith; Lizzie Raymond, Loud;
j. Ii. Moore, Nckerson; A. NJ. Aldrich, Brown; J.
S. Detwier Grace; Sydney Price, Godfrey; q. NJ.
Wentworth Parsons; aud Samuel Castner, Cutler,
hence, at Boston 2d inst.
Schr Goddess, Kelly, hence, at Pawtucket 2d inst.
Schr d. S. Siner, Huntley, from Boston for Phila-
delphia at New YORK I'd inst.
SChrs Potomac, Eldridge and William Frazer,
James, hence, at Norf'lk LIST inst.
Schr d. Talbot, Amshury, hence at Mobile goth
Scbrs Sarah Clark Griffin, and II. T. Hodges,
Franklin, hence at Fan River 30th ult.
Schr Northern Light, Ireland, hence at Fail River
sehr Marshall Perrin. Christie, from Somerset for
Philadelphia, at Newport 3lst ult.
Schr Jessie Williamson, Corson, hence, at Nor
folk 8lst ult.
Schr WestmorelaDd, Rice, hence, at Providence
schr Delaware, Gordon, hence, below Providence
20 inst.
schr Village Queen, Conklin, for Philadelphia, Sid
Schrs William Tice, Tice, and W. T. Byrne, Robin
son, hence, at Richmond lat inst.
Schrs L. b. Wing, Endcott, and Ida L. Pierce,
from Boston; William G. De etrborn, Scul from Pro-
Vidence; and James Il. Mal0y, Russell, I'm Dayden,
all for Philadelphia, sailed from New London 1st
instant.
Schrs Ethan Allen, Blake, from Rockand; Casco
Lodge, Pierce, from Portland; A. Hammond, Paine,
from Boston; Samuel 5. Hart, Kelley, from New
Bedford; and Isaac Keen, Chase, I'm Provncetown,
all for Philadelphia, at Newport p. M. 1st inst
MISCELLANY.
Arg. bark Lola, from Montevdeo for Lewes, Del,
before reported as having put into Charleston 30th
ult, in distress, experienced the hurricane of the
Goth in lat 80 80, long, IL, commencing with heavy
gale from S. W., chang ng S. E., and terminating
| in hurricane at N. During the blow had most OF
the canvas torn from the bolt-ropes, carried away
head OF mZZenmast mainyard, started cutwater,
| and sustained other damage.
Schr Mary Eveline, from Philadelphia for New
Yerk, ashore Atlantic City, NJ will be stripped
| OF her materials; her cargo is not worth saving.
Schr Ruth Shaw of Millvile, N j., which Was re-
! ported wrecked on the south side OF Long Island,
! lies high and dry. She remains tight, and with
| favorable weather will be saved.
The New Haven Palladium says that, while Mr..
John II. Smith, OF Milford, was gathering seaweed
on Friday afternoon, he found sealed bottle con-
tanning paper bearing the following state nent:-
| LAT. &c. long. Al Oct. 2, 1SI0-SlOop EmOgene,
Elizabethport, N j. Ship on fire. no sail in sight