The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-14

Rodgers i CO, L Desaussure L D Meyer q co, J
B ssrdy; Dowte, Noise + Davis, =" Asusons, :!
Sloop Matte from Pom Pom. 800 bushels rough
rice. To Ravenel & CO.
Sloop Mary Goodrich. Roberts, Ashepoo. 75o
busnels rough rice. To P Hasell.
Sloop Jack, from Edisto. bags sea island COT
ton. To Stoney Lowndes. .7s
Boat from yohn's Island: bags sea island oos-
ton. To Stoney d Lowndes.
Boat from Christ Church. 1bale upland cotton.
Received from West Point Mil. 1Stlerces rice.
To Stoney & Lowndes. '--.-
Received from Benefits Mill. SO tterces rice.
To Reeder il Davis, and b Ingraham Son.
Received from Chisolm's Mill. rs tierces rice.
To Fl BiBchoh d CO.
Received from West Point Mill. AZ tlerces rice.
To ] Aiken i co.
IN THE oFFING.
Bark Annie Kimbsn, Ssinson, Liverpool-5o
days. Assorted cargo. To RaVenel co, ana
spoke brig Charlotte Ann. bound 10 New York.
BELOW.
Bark Enrique, from Rockport Ne.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Clyde, Hunter, New York-W a
steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore re-PSdl G
schr Nell!e, French, New YORK via Georgetown,
Schr Getiys6urg Corson, Baltimore Baker
j co. -.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Clyde, Hunter, New York.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore.
Brig NJ Pennell, Cole, Northern Port.
Brig Minnie Miller, Leland, Jacksonville.
Schr Wapella Penny, New York.
Schr BENJAMIN Gartside, Adams, Philadelphia.
Schr N a stockham, Weeks, Philadelphia.
Schr Myr0ver, Brown, New York. 40
Schr W L Ryadley, Smith, Boston.
Schr Frank Jameson, Jameson, Philadelphia.
Schr Mary Vancleaf. Jones, Philadelphia.
-! UP FOR THIS PORT.
Bark Evanel, Randall, at Boston, October II.
Bark Aurella, Lincoln. at Boston, October II.
MEMORANDA.
The steamship c W Lord, which started yester.
day forenoon for New York, returned on the bar
In the afternoon with machinery deranged. She
sent her Havana letter bag to the city to be sent
North. She win probably be up to the city to-day.
Loss OF ScHR W L spRINes.-By the arrival at
this port Of the schr Moonlight bringing the cap
tain and crew Of the schr " L Springs, we have
the following report: The schr Win L Speings left
St Helena on the 9th September; wi.h cargo OF
phosphate for Woods Hole; had a succession of
adverse winds until the evening Of the 9Th oGtor
Der, when, with Cape Henry bearing NV abbut
thirty miles, encountered a gale from NNE, whicn
Increasing In violence tackled ship or shore until
the next morning, when the vessel labortng heaV-
lily and leaking badly hove her to- On Saturday
morning, the Ieak increasing anu the sea Maklng
breach over her, at times washing the men
from the pumps, It was deemed advisable to scud
before 1t. In the afternoon on sounding the
pumps, found three feet OF water In the hold At
8PM, Saturday, sighted vessel to leeward and
ran down to her; IL proved to be the schr Noon.
light, from New York for Charleston. The Springs
then having four feet OF water in the hold, and
all hands being completely worn out, having
been at works at the pumps continually three days
and nights, concluded to abandon her, and re
quested Captain Briggs to lay by and take US or
At 10 P N left the vessel, the sea breaking com
pletely over her, and 1t being impossible 10 save
anything. In the morning could see no signs Of
the vessel, and she probably sank soon after be-
ing abandoned. Captain Jones returns his thanks
to Captain Briggs and officers for their Kindness
to himself and crew.