The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-20
MEMORANDA,


Ship Enoch Talbot, Talbot, from Liverpool 10Th
ult for Philadelphia, was passed sth inst, lat 81 o.
Steamers City of Washington and Scotia, from
Liverpool, arrived at New York yesterday. The
Scotia brought 2l5 passengers; ,-, ~. 49,.
Steamer Westphalia, from Havre, arrived at New
York yesterday. The Westphalia reports, July 9, at
gP. NJ, in dense fog collided with the Norwegian
brig Pravis, sinking her. The crew were saved.
Steamer Whirlwind, Sherman, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Providence 18th inst.
Steamer Norfolk, Platt, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Norfolk 10th inst.
Steamer Rattlesnake, winnett, hence, at Provi-
Steamer Pioneer, Shackford, from Havana 9th inst.
for New York, was passed 18TH, 60 miles north OF
Steamer United States, Blanchard, at New Orleans
18th inst from New York
Steamer Crescent City, Norton, sailed from New
Orleans eth inst. for New York.
Steamer Achilles, Colburn, sailed from George
town. d. c., 18th inst with coal for the Bay State
Iron Works, Boston, Mass.
Br. steamer France, Grogan from Liverpool July
6, via Queenstown Ith, at New York yesterday.
n. g. steamer Main. Won Oterendorn, from New
York eth instant, at Southampton yesterday for
Bremen.
Bark Ann Elizabeth, Phelan hence, at Matanzas
Brig Hattie, Grant, hence, at Matanzas 10th inst
schr Reading RR. No. IS, Mershon, hence, at
Schrs G. W. Locke, Eva Belle, George Nevenger,
and Ann s. Brown, from Boston; Helen Mar, George,
town for Boston, at Holmes Hole 10Th inst, and all
vessels sailed excepting the Helen Mar and Lizzie
Z. Simmons
Schr c. s. Elmer Corson for Philadelphia, cleared
at Mobile 4th inst with SO bales cotton 1918 rail-
road wheels, and sundry mdse.
Schr A. C. Buckley, Buckley, hence, at Danvers
Schrs Fly, Carter, and Marcena Monson, Jr., Day
ton for Philadelphia, sailed from Fall River l4th
Schrs westmoreland, Price, and Geo. Fales, Hall,
hence, at Providence 10th inst. -.
Schr L. D. Small Tice hence, at Danvers 1ith inst.
Schr Charles I'll. Moller, Brown, from Boston for
Philadelphia, returned to Holmes, Hole 18th inst.
Schr Anna Barton. Frink, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Providence 18th inst.
Schrs Young Teaser socum; Harriet s. Brooks,
Lowe NJ. NJ. Merriman Babbitt, all for Philadelphia;
and Breeze BARTLETT for Trenton, sailed from Provi-
dence p NJ. 18th inst
b. Allen .sa case ero anG Rst S D. 9b Ss
Schr s. A. Reed, Reed, for Philadelphia cleared at
Schr Mary D. ireland, Ireland, at Providence 10th
| inst from Wilmington, n. G.
Schrs Mary A. Tyler, Tyler Idadelle, Tore, Davis
bert bert Pharo, hare shourds Paugusset NAPLES, for Pha-
dephia; and Ripple, Conover, for Trenton sailed
Schr Fight, Crowen, hence, at Portland 18th inst
MISCELLANY.
Ship Emily Farnum, from Savannah for Peru,
| went ashore at Tybee knoll on Thursday night last
blow by dragging her aaGaSr Sae eaa sS not H gU
| the tail OF the knoll, and has about three feet OF
water at low tide She was timber-loaded, and had
| one anchor down when she commenced dragging.
Schr Sarah Bernice, from Musquash, N. b., fol
New York. at Holmes Hole 10Th, reports tn inst:
into by an unknown Milbridge schooner, and hat
her j6boom and cathead carried away.
Schr Nellie TarD0X, COneTY, from NeVaSSd lOr new
York mot Newark put into Cienfuegos mot Havana
as reported by teegraph), 10th inst, dismasted
| having been struck by waterspout on or previous
| to the 9Th on which date she was spoken by briG
| Maid Richardson, OFF Cabo Cruz.
Schr Mary and Eliza, Of Calais before reported
taken into Newport after being ashore near BeaVe
Tail Light, has been towed to New Bedford for re
pairs. Her sails and rigging have been purchased
at private sale for $780, She was built at Calais II
1867, and registers 1876 tons. She will need neV
keel, but otherwise she has sustained but little in
Jury. Her cargo of coal, from Hoboken, which wa
all saved, was sold in lots and averaged about $50
per ton.
Nearly 5000 tons Of shipping are being built II
Thomsston this year. The firm OF Samuel Watts
CO. is building ship of 1900 tons; O'Brien, Mccall
lum & Co. one of 1900 tons; Stetson, Gerry & Co.
bark OF 500 tons John Small one OF 500 tons.
Eight Frenchmen, who were picked up at sea an
carried to Boston by brig William Mason state tina
they were emlgrants bound from Marseilles for Pei
nambuco, on bark Felix, which sprung aleak an
was abandoned.