The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-20

liams, ". Norman II. G. Krause, Mary Kear, and
Dldo, & al with coa,' f2r New IoIs. o lie, ooa,
for Bridgeton.
PHm1bEIFnlA BRANCH OFFICE, Sept. 20; %
barges left this port yesterday, light, for Bati-
more. i. 5. q.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegrdph
HAvRE-DE-GRACE, Sept 20.-The following boats
left this morning in tow
lumber TO Patterson 4 Lippincott.
Harry @: Trump with lumber to Trump, Son h co.
George W. Larmor, with lumber, for Newark.
Daniel Updegraff, with lumber, for Mantua Creek.
Del. and Hudson Co., with coal, for Chesapeake.
j. p. Wooverton, with lumber to X. Woolverton
(By Telegraph,
LEwEs DEL, Sept. 1e-1'45 L. M.-The pil0t-boat
Howard reports the French bark Paodi Cayenne, OF
Bordeaux, abandoned at sea she was picked up by
the scnr James Comegys, of Frederics, with her
bowspr1t and headgear hanging over the side; her
cargo consisted of hides and conee; she was towed
up last night by the America.
water last night, and will probably go to pieces.
Wreckers are stripping her sails.
A bark is coming in below the Capes. In the
haTbor 40 barks, 20 hrigs, and about so schooners
three masted propeller, tug Ruggles, and small
5P. M.-The Howard reports bark Laboramus, II.
d. Brookman, and Minnie Campbell passed in to-day.
The Cope reports brig Kate Upham coming IN for
At the Breakwater, barks 10 brigs, and about 100
aeng when are repor1ea tsrs 9aaKs a9g snd
Kate Upham; schrs N. & II. Gould, Isaac Rich,
Flight, Evergreen, Charm, Rescue; May George
Perry, John Hancock, etc. also, the three-masted
propeller before reported.
zOn, Mays, from Boston for Philadelphia; she Will
prove total loss Wreckers have stripped her.
Wind N. Z. Thermometer, Il.
MEMORANDA
Ship Carrier Dove Saunders, for Philadelphia, cid
Ship Henry Sanford, Dunphy, hence for Ham,
urg, put into Flushing 18th ult on account OF the
ship Washington Booth, Gunby, hence, at Rotter-
am 10th inst. via Baltimore.
Br. steamers City of Antwerp and Wisconsin, from
New York, at London yesterday.
Br. steamers Caabria and Denmark, from New
York, at London 18th inst.
Steamer Marposa, Kemble, from New orleans
11th inst, at New Y YorS yesterday.
Steamer City Of Dublin, Eynon, sailed from Liver
pool 5th inst for New York.
Steamer Palmyra, Watson. sailed from Liverpool
9th inst for Boston and New York, and left Roches
Point on the Ith,
Steamer Washington from New York, arrived at
Wilmington, N. c., yesterday.
Steamer Herman Livines ston, from New York, at
Savannah yesterday.
steamer Crescent City, Norton, from New Or
leans nth, at New York l3th inst.
Steamer Victor, Gates, from New Orleans 10Th, at
New ork 18th inst.
sailed from Savannah 18th inst.
Steamer Salvor, Ashcroft, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Charleston 18th inst
Steamer Pioneer, Wakely, hence, at Wilmington,
N c., yesterday. .
instant.
Bark sarah A. pudman, Rogers, hence, at New
port 6tn lnbt. via HaVIe.
Bark Lorena, Patterson, hence, at Copenhagen
19th ut for Lubec, having been warned of the latter
port on the 18th by French frigate
Schrs H. r. Bartlett, Carter, from Boston; Mary,
DicSerson, from Gloucester; Thos. Borden, Worth
! inptoD from Fall River; John 5. Cummins, john
son, from Providence; and Minnie Kinnie, Parsons,
| from New Haven, all for Philadelphia, passed Hell
| Gate 18th inst.
| Schr Ellen Holgate, Gardner, for Philadelphia,
was wind-beund in Hatteras Inlet about 18th inst
MISCELLANY.
The North German Lloyds line OF steamers, says
| Bremen despatch, Sept. 10, will commence run.
ming regularly again between Bremen and United
| States ports on the 1st of October.