The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-20

Passing in this p. M. two harks unknown.
In haTbor, schrs GrassnDTe and BLACK Duck, from
ior Philadelphia big and three steamers are
Wind 8. Thermometer. SO.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Sianhope for Philadelphia, was loading ct
Calcutta 11Jh inst
Br steamer samaris, Martyr, from Liverpool,
. Steamer Rapidan, Whitehurst, cleared ct New
York yesterday for New orleans.
steamer virginia Kennedy, at Galveston llih inst
steamer Ariadne, Eldridge, cleared at Galveston
Steamer James s. Green, Vance, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Richmond 18th inst.
Steamer Pioneer, Wakely, hence, at Wilmington,
N. g. bark Josepha, Fredericks, from London for
Philadelphia spoken 4th inst lat 40 90 long, IL
Brig Selma, Hapenny hence, at Boston 18TH inst
Brig Samuel Lindsey, Wilson, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Sagua 9Th inst
Brig Mary G. Mariner, Ma-iner for Philadelphia,
cleared at Portland 11th inst
Brig Chimborazo, Coombs, from ST. John, N. B.
for Philadelphia, was spoken 10th inst, 40 miles e.
s. E. from the Highlands.
Brig Charles Mfier Gikey, from Bath for Phla-
delphia, at Holmes Hole 18th inst.
Schr Roamer, Foss, from ST. John, N. B., for Phi
ladephia, at Holmes Hole 1sth inst
SchTs A. Trudel, and Reading RR Nos. al and Al,
hence, at Norwich 17th inst.
Schr Mist, from Trenton, at New London nth inst.
schr Reading RR., Davis, hence, at Richmond 18th
instant.
schr George Hunt, hence, at Rcckland 12th inst.
Schr belmont, Gates, hence, at Gardiner l4th inst
Schr William Cabe Robinson, hence for Boston,
sailed from Newport 18th inst.
schr H. A. Rogers, Fooks, for Philadelphia, cid at
schr Alarm, Vangilder, hence, at MarOlehead 18th
instant.
at New York 18th inst.
Schr Anna E. Sarord, Hanson, hence, at Provi-
dence 18th inst Tor Pawtucket
SchTs j. b. Clayton, Champion, and American
Eagle, Shaw for Philadelphia, sailed from Provi-
schr Richard Law, Eldred, hence at stonington
18th inst.
schT schT Allen 4; Brown, Pierce. from Dighton for
Philadelphia after repairing on the railway at
Bristol l7th inst
schr Goddess, Kelley, from Pawtueket for Phila-
delpha, sailed from Newport =. M. 10th inst.
Schr Harry Lee, Bennett, hence, at Newport, P. NJ.
Schrs D. r. Berry, Walters, and NJ H. Read Ben
son, from Providence for Philadelphia, passed Hell
Schr storm, staab, from Providence for Trenton,
at New YORK 18TH inst.
Schrs A. Townsend, Risley; Comet, Dow; Han
nipal, Cox and Sea Queen, Rosebrook, hence, at
scbrs Henrietta Simmons Godfrey, and P. A. San
ders Steelman, for Philadelphia, sailed from Salem
Schrs r. Aguira, Mcbride; Curtis Tilton, somers; 4;
Sal ah A. Reed, Arnold; Charles E. Jackson Cullen; {;
and James Alderdice, Foster hence, at Boston 18th
instant
schr searsvlle, Chase, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Schr Moses Patten, Harding, for Philadelphia, cid
schrs Ss Maud aud Maock, and James W. Hay, Brewer,
hence, al Newburyport l7th inst.
MISCELLANY,
Passengers per steamer Wyoming, Captain Teal,
cleared yesterday for Savannah John D. Ftzpat-
rick and wife, Augusta; II. Conlon, Atlanta; Mrs.
Kate Roberts, Savannah; $. II. Wood, do; !. B.
son, do. j. Hill, do. J. Bigger, do; T. Mason, do;
Il. Jones, do; G. Richie, do; r. B. Reppard, do;
II. G. Reppard, do.
Br. schr Violin, from Nassau, below Savannah, has
on board Captain Postel, Wallace Smith, and all
the other officers and crew of the Br. schr Hamlet,
which was recently wrecked on her voyage from
Guantanamo for Philadelphia
The attempt to raise sunken schr Grace Girder, at
Newburyport Wednesday, was unsuccessful,
owing to breaking Of one Of the timbers used.