The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-13
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Ship Helvetia, Edridge sailed from Callao Sd ult,
for the United S ates.
Br. steamer Idaho, Price, from Liverpool 8Oth ut.
and Queenstown lst inst, at New York yesterday,
Br. steamer City OF Baltimore, Delamotte, for Liv-
erpoo, cleared at New York yesterday.
Br. steamer City OF Dublin, Eynon, for New York,
sailed from Liverpool 2sth ult
Br. steamer England, Webster, for New York, sid
from Liverpool 30th ult
Fr. steamer Vile de Paris, from New York for
Havre, at Brest 10th inst.
N. G. steamer Thurlnga, Ehlers from New York
at Hamburg 2Sth ult.
N. G. steamer Hammonia, Meyer, for New York,
put babk to Hamburg 9th ult., leaky
Steamer Alexandria, Lees, for New York, sailed
Steamer Tyrian, Smith, at Palermo 2lst ult from
Messina, and sailed for New York.
Steamer Castillo, Brunett, from New ork, at Bar
celona 20th ult
Steamer Lodona, Hovey, from New Orleans, at
Steamer Western Metropolis. Crowell, from New
Orleans, at New York 1lth inst.
Steamer Charles w. Lord, Post, for New York.,
cleared at Savannah 11th inst.
Steamer Winchester, Jones, from New York Gath
Steamer j. W. Everman, Hinckey, for Philadel-
dhia, sailed from Charleston yesterday.
Steamer Leopard Hughes, hence for Boston, sid
from Holmes Hole Sth inst.
Steamer j. S. Green, Vance, hence, at Richmond
9th inst.
steamer Centlpede, winetts, was at Province
Br. bark Star of Hope, Peterson, hence, at Swine
Bark Countess of Fyfe, Kerr, for Philadelphia, CID
Bark Scotland, Cook for Philadelphia, cleared at
Brig Abby Watson, Allen, hence for Boston, at
Brig William H. Parks, Lamphear, from Bangor
for Philadelphia sailed from Newport 9th inst.
Scbr David S. Siner. Huntley, cleared at Jackson
Schrs May D. Cranmer Horner; Julia A. Craw-
ford Young and Nj. h. Carlisle, Northrup hence, at
Schr Sarah Clark, Grifiths, hence. at Newport A.
Schr E. Edwards, Somers cleared at Mobile 7th
inst. for Boston, with sos bales cotton.
Schrs Stephen s. Lee, Springer from Providence
for Philadelphia, and w: II: Dennis BIT Briggs, from
instant.
schrs S. A. Reed Arnold, from Portland, and
iadelphia, at New York 10th inst.
Schrs Gettysburg, Corson, from Baltimore, and
Harry G. Shepherd. Shepherd, I'm Wilmington, Del,
schr Hamburg, Westeott, from Petersburg for
Philadelphia, at Norfolk sth inst ,, nj,
Schr James S. Buckmaster, McHenry, from Rich
mond for Philadelphia at Norfolk 9th inst.
Schr A. D. Nllen, allen, at New York llth inst.
Schr Bonny Boat, Kelly, from Boston for Philadel-
phia, at New York l1th inst
cleared cared at ait Sewbern 7tR inst.
Schr Louie E. Smith, Crie, hence for Boston, at
Homes hole 9th inst. Sailed, schr A. G. Paige
Sc6rs T. t. Tasker, Allen, and Anna Blrton,
Frink, hence for Boston; Maggie Cummlns, smith,
Lynn; E F. ,abada, Swain, and e. L. Cordery,
Smith, from Boston for Philadelphia, at Holmes
Hole A. M. 10th inst. The Tasker sailed again.
MISCELLANY.
Dan. bark Ansgar, Koss, from Liverpool for Phila-
delpha, was abandoned date not gyen), having
coliided with the Caradoce. A boat containing her
crew was picked up by ship Emily McNear, Scout,
from New Orleans for Liverpool. The captain and
eight seamen OF the Caradoce are missing.
a despatch from London, dated 9th inst, states
that the n. G. steamer Union, from Bremen for
New York, ashore near Peterhead, Scotland, has
gone to pieces and become total wreck.