The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-14

N g. steamer Silesia, Trautman for Hamburg
cleared at New York yesterday.
N. q. steamer Berlin, from Baltimore Nov. "a
arrived at Great Grimsby on Dec. 10, wkere she
now awaits On opportunity TO proceed to Bremen.
Steamer Donau, Young, for Glasgow, cleared at
Steamer Benefaofor, Pennington, from Galveston
10th Nov, via Pensacola 7th inst at New York yes
Steamers Mary Sanford, Chadwick, and El Cid,
Nickerson, from Wilmington, N. c., at New York
Steamer City Of Galveston. Eldridge, at Key West
sth inst. from Galveston, and sailed same day for
Steamer George Washington, eager, from New
York, at New Orleans 18th inst.
Steamer Tonawanda, Barrett from Savannah for
Philadelphia, has board 26S dales cotton, SO do.
yarn 200 casks rice 30 tons wheels rnd axles 80
tons old iron, 1B5 pkgs. mdse., etc.
Steamer wyoming, Teal hence, at Savannah yes
terday-so supposed; telegrsphed Tonowanda.
Steamer Yazoo, Cathsrine, hence LIST inst, via
Havana, at New Orleans A. M. 18th inst.
Br bark Lilfus Bent, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Hamilton, Bermuda, Path ult.
Bark Sancho Panza, Wiley, at Memel 23d ult I'm
Scnr Tradewind, hence, at Savannah yesterday.
Sehr Cordelia, Newkirk, sailed from Alexandra
18th inst. for New Haven.
SGhr C. B. Stickney, at Alexandria 18th inst. from
Georgetown.
Schr George B. Somes, Pray from Bangor for Phi
ladelphia sailed from Newport 9th inst.
Schr Charles 4. Raymond, Kelley, for Philadel-
phia. cleared at Boston 10th inst.
Schr Ring Dove, Hil for Philadelphia cleared at
SchT Ellen NJ. Dunield, Springer, hence, at New
Schr John Beatty, Price, from Canal Locks for
Philadelphia, at Norfolk 10th inst.
Schrs L. b. Wing, Bndieott for Philadelphia, and
Anna Freeman, Beynton for do. or Bangor, saheo
from Providence 10th inst
Brooks; NJ. V. Cook, Falkenburg; E. q. Irwin, john
son, hence; and Surge, Warwick, from Trenton, at
Schrs Anna MyricI, Richards, from Danversport;
r. w. Huddell, Bradford, and Warren Sawyer, COX,
from Providence, all for Philadelphia, at New York
18th inst. -.
Satterthwaite, from Providence, both for Philadel-
phia and Anna Myrck, Richards, from Danvers-
port and Emeline Haight, Avery, from Fall River,
both for New Castle, Del passed Hell Gate l2th lnst
MISCELLANY.
Ship Silesia, from Savannah 10th inst. for Liver
pool, had on board 2lI0 bales OF upland cotton,
valued at s161, ,432s5.
Ship Anna Camp, from Savannah 9th inst. for
Shin r. James Black, cleared at New Orleans sth
inst. for Liverpool with $3.50 bales cotton, etc.
| Steamer Acadia from Savannah 10th inst. for
Liverpool, carried out 1850 bales OF upland cotton,
Bark Annie Torey from Savannah 9th inst. for
Amsterdam, carried out 223l bales OF upland cotton
| valued at s163, ,3S9'6l
| Bark Odulia from Savannah 10Th inst for Liver
pool, has on board 1l6e bales upland cotton, valued
Bark Caroline lamont, Bowker, from Greenock
via Flores for Baltimore before reported for Phila
dephia), with railroad iron put into Bermuda 2Sth
ult., in distress, and reports having experienced
very heavy weather during the entire passage. ON
the Sth ult, lat. Al 90 long. 60 10, encountered
| heavy gale frem w. N W., which split and blew
away great number of her sails, carried away the
main, maintopsai and foreyards, and sprung the
mizZenmast. The vessel was strained 30 much that
it has caused her to leak. She has lost during the
voyage entire suit OF sails and the greater por
ton of another.
The New Bedford Mercury Of Monday says:-"The
news from the Arctic whaling feet brought by a
steamer to San Francisco and thence telegraphed
here excites some apprehensions to the safety OF
ships not reported. There are seven OF these that
had not arrived at the Islands when the samer left
-four belonging at this port, one at Edgartown and
| two at Honolulu