The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-03

to the Banks; since then favorable weather. On the
2Bth ult., wind 5. e., " as close TO the Shore and
while running for the Breakwater under easy sail
havng seen the ightsl went ashore on the point o.
Morris Co., wreckers, after tightening her Of about
Zoe tons; had fine weather during the time we were
Br bark John @. Hail, Uosmer, ~ days from Liver
pool, with salt 70 VIM. Bumm a Son. Experienced
er ps du.hs sne ehte 90 &
with sugar and molasses TO John Mason & Co. Nov.
lat % long f "a SPOKE oSns scSr James X kcI Law
lat 81 20, long II So, at P. M in gale from e.,
shipped high sea which filed the deck aud started
deck load also spit foresail. Nov 26, 10 another
gale, lost mainstaysan, and sustained other damage
Br brig Velocity, Darrell, 1s days from Arecibo,
p. r., with molasses to John Mason s. Co.
Brig Ida M. .Comery, Norden, 5S days I'm Lisbon,
vessel to Warren a. Gregg.
Brig Mary Cobb Brown, days from Providence,
schr Oliver Ames, French, days from Providence,
TO Charles Mersbon.
Schr Thomas Ware, Abdnl, days from James
River, Va with lumber to Collins Co.
Schr d. Corbt, Eldridge, day from Egg Harbor,
Schr J. M. Clayton, Thomas, days fm Frederick,
Del, with grain to John L. Redner.
Tug Thomas Jefferson, Allen, from ON Baltimore, with
Tug Fairy Queen, Carr, from Havre-de-Grace,
with q tow Of barges to w. p. Clyde Co.
coryespondencs cJ The Evening Ts,egrash.
EAsToN & MoMAHoN's BULLETIN.
In tow tonight, for Baltimore, light.
W. S. Burton and c. B. Leigh, with salt for Phi
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, Dec. 2-The follow
ing barges leave in tow to- night. eastward
Sarah Hammell, Loretta, San Jacinto, George Da-
wilson, Fannie, q. Downer, Lizzie, Vincent, Gang
Mil. Hamlet and Iowa, all with coal, for New York
T6omas Maioney, with coal, for Baltimore, left last
evening. l.. y. e.
Spectdl Despatch TO The Evenirig Telegraph
HAvRE- DE-GRAcE Dec. 8. - The following boats
Hull and Davis with lumber to d. B. Taylor Il Son.
g. B. Moore, with lumber TO A. II. Mcllvain.
Delaware, with lumber to Malone Il Son.
z. b. Merrill, with lumber to Craig Blanchard
LBwEs, DEL, Dec. "A. M. Went up from har-
Dor last evening, barks Elgn, Alice, and Talnter,
and brigs Velocity Planet, and Cuba Passed ont 10
tow OF America, last evening, ship Lancaster; a
large number Of schrs also passed out last night,
and a ship and two barks from above this morning.
wind ". n. VI. ane breeze. Thermometer. so.
went to sea this A. NJ. Bark passing out at $40.
In harbor, brig Amelia Emma from Rio Janeiro
Wind n. W. Thermometer 5s.
MEMORANDA.
Br. steamer Siberia, Harrison, from Liverpool 18th.
via Que 10th ut, Boston 1st inst, with 80
Steamer Wilmington, Cole, from Galveston for
| New York, sat from Key West Goth ult.
Steamer Hercules, Doughty, for Philadelphia, sid
Steamer salyor, Herring, for Philadelphia, sailed
Steamer Virginia, Hunter, hence, at Charleston
Steamer James S. Green, Vance, hence, at Rich
Park Black Brothers, Perry, for Philadelphia goth,
| at antwerp 10th ult
| Immediately, was at Antwerp 10th inst
| Brig VIM. II. Parks, Lampher, from Bangor for
/ Philadelphia, sailed from Holmes Hole lst inst
Brig S. " Merrick, Lippincott, for Philadelphia In
days, was loading cotton at Galveston goth ult.
Big Sagoa, Munday, for Philadelphia, sid from
Brig Home. Cook, hence for Newburvport at
Sshr Reading RR. No. 49, for Philadelphia, sailed
| from Bridgeport s0th ut.
schr A. +. Cain, for Philadelphia sid from New
schr E. F. Cabada, Swain, I'm Georgetown, d. c.,
seSr Hn a. D. D. scai, somers, from Georgetown D.
| at Providence Both ult
schr Searsvile Chase, for Philadelphia, cleared at
ScSrs Fannie, johnson, and CINDERELLA, Albertsen,
| hence for New Haven, at New York lst inst.
Schr II. G. Hand, Hand cleared at Charleston Goth
Schrs i Chas. E. Smith, Hanson. hence and Foam,
Homan, from Trenton, at Providence 30th nit.
Schr Sarah Clark, Griffin, for Philadelphia sailed
from Newport p. Nj. 29th ult.
Brown; N H. Gould, Crowel; Hattie Helen, Allen
David Collins; and A. M. Fleming, Telerson. from
Boston for Philadelphia, at New York 1st inst.
Schrs Sarah Elizabeth, Phinney, from Fall River;
Adela Bartlett, Bartlett, and Frances Burdett Al
London; and George Markell Smith, from New Ha.
ven, all Tor Philadelphia at New York lst inst.
Schrs John S. Detwiler, Grace; Wm G. Bartlett,
Smith l.. w. Wheeler, Noyes; Paul & Thomson,
Godfrey; Hattie Paige, Haley; Jane M. Mccarthy,
Wait Annie L. Martin, Weeks III. s. Brooks, Lord
S. A. Hoffman, Cole; Helen Mar Nickerson Taylor
a. Mathis, Cheeseman Julia E. Pratt, Nickerson
E. W. Pratt, Hendrickson: E. M Tanning, -; A.
Bartlett Bartlett; Clara, Baxter aud L. N. DAnen-
hover, all from Boston for Philadelphia, passed Hell
Gate 1st inst.
Schrs Virginia, Small, from Lubec; M. NJ Merry
man. Babbitt, from Taunton; ii. L. Slaght, Willetts
and George Fales, Kelso, from Providence; Ocean
Wave, Ryan, and Sarah CLARK, Griffin, from New
port; Ravens Wing, York. from Salem; and Reading
RR. No. 40, Little, from Bridgeport all for Phiade
breeze, Bartlett, fun New Haven for Trenton, passed
Schrs John Beatty. Price, and ]. W. Height
Brewer, hence, at Nerfolk 90th ult
MISCELLANY.
Passengers per steamer Tonawanda, Captain Bar
| rett, cleared yesterday for Savannah Miss Mar
garet Donne; Miss M. Ball; Miss S. Ball; NJ. IL
Bishop; Miss Hannah Hall; Miss Rebecca Maris
Mrs. Charles b. Lee; Miss Laura Lee; Miss Berthi
KOhn; A. Schwab; j. t. Lukens, wife, and foul
children; q. B. Brown; Mrs. o. Whitaker; w. E
Perry; J. p. Fowler; and Thomas Benjamin, wife
and child.
Schr Abbott Devereux Rich, reported from Liver
pool for Philadelphia, was spoken 1st inst. on Abse
for Baltimore.
Schr Lizzie Maui, ashore at Holmes Hole CAM
on on Wednesday morning. without assistance from
the shore
ENGINES. MACHINERY, ETO.
HRe PENN STEAM ENGINE AND ROII Hs