The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-24
MEMORANDA,

MEMORA ANDAs
Br. steamers City of London, Tbbetts and Eng
land, Webster, for Liverpool cleared at New YORK
Steamer North America, Slocum, for Rio Janelro,
cleared at New York yesterday.
Steamer City of Mexico, Zimmerman, from Vera
Cruz for New York, at Havana 22d inst to sail 23d.
Steamer Aries Wiley, from Boston for Philadel-
phia I'VE learn by telegraph to the Philadelphia EN-.
change), ashore at Hereford Bar, N j. The Coast
Wrecsing Company's steamer Relief has gone to her
assistance.
Steamer Saxon, Boggs, hence, at Boston IL P. NJ.
Steamer j. W.. Everman, Hinckley, hence, at
Steamer Com Adams, Temple, hence, at Norfolk
DIST inst, and sailed for North Carolina.
Brig S. v. Merriek, Townsend, from Galveston 1th
inst for Philadelphia, has board 6s1 bales cotton.
Schr Almira Wooey, King, from Gloucester for
GreenpOrt, at Holmes Hole 29th inst.
SchT Seventy six, Tee, hence, at Boston 22d inst.
SchTs John johnson, Messiek; L. S. Lowering,
Corson; and Annie e. Martini Weeks, hence. at Pro-
Schrs Saboa Lamson, hence for Boston, Hla-
watha, Lee, do. for Portsmouth; Ada, Belyea, do.
for st. John, n. b.. and George z. Trigg Linnekin,
from Newcastle, Del, for Dauvers, at Holmes Hole
A. M. 22d inst
prrt and George Nevenger, Young, do. for Lynn, at
Holmes Hole p NJ. 9lst inst. Sailed, schrs A. IL.
Cain, II. Benedict, Almira Wooley, and Others
Schr Rescue, Hatfield, for Philadelphia cleared at
Schf Paul Thompson, Godfrey, hence, at Glou-
Schr Wave Crest, Davis hence. at Salem goth inst.
Scnrs A. Trrell Atwood, and n. w. Magee, King,
Schfs. W. F. Garrison, Morris; E. G. Edwards;
Margaret heinhaat, Hand; X. K. vaughan, RiSley;
and r. Vanuaman, Brewer, hence for Boston, at
PrOvincetown 2'st inst.
Schr L. s. Nj. Reed, Steelman, hence, at Richmond
21st inst.
SchIs Isaac Rich, Crowell and Margaret C. Lyons,
Smith, hence, at Boston 21st inst.
Schrs Alcyone, Davis, hence for Salem Charles b.
RAYMOND, Kelley, from Boston for Phila teiphia, at
Holmes Hole 2Oth inst. Returned, schr John Cad
waader.
Schrs A. K. Reynolds, Triple, from Delaware;
Cora Low, and Nellie Ann, Marshall, from Egg Har-
bor ut New York 22d inst
Schrs Charles b. Smith, Manser VIM. f. Phelps,
Cranmer; Transit Racket; and Lizzie ID. Small,
Small, hence at Providence 2lst inst-the latter for
PawtuCket.
Schr Gust, Johnson, sailed from Providence 2lst
inst. for Trenton. -
from Georgetown, ID. G. -
Schr West Wind, Townsend, sailed from Prov-
dence 2lst inst. for Bristol to load for Philadelphia
MISCELLANY.
Steamer Clothilde, ashore at Wells Beach, is dis
| charging slowly and is in good condition. She ls
bedded in the sand about 10 or IL foet out can be
| raiaed and tho v~roohOIs expect TO get her aiOat
| 60. Al weather favOrs.
General Duane tried at Portland, goth inst, the
new 1S-inch fog whistle, weighing 450 pounds, built
fog-gong from New York. Botn are brass. The fog
gong Is about the size OF 10 inch whistle, RFsss is
fers from the whistle in that gpyNe mouth of the
SIec,S orr W IN 1nder whst2perment made at Fort
S Seil Oh Wn&Sth steam and compressed air. The
siia1 was quite satisfactory There is but one OF the
iog-gon9s III use.