The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-02

Steamer Regulator, Freeman, for New York, ella
Steamer saxon Boggs, for Philadslpnia, cleared at
Boston S0th ult.
Steamer whlrlwind, Sherman, hence. at Provi-
Steamer Pioneer, wakeley, hence, at wilmington,
n. c., goth ult.
Br. bark Tarsnake, Benson, Asnce for Rotterdam,
was OF Isle OF Wight 18th ult.
Br bark Thomas, Swindson, for Philadelphia, sid
from Havana gath ult.
phia, sailed from Memei l1th ut.
Bark James M. Churchill, Seavey, remained at
Bark Egerla, Sterrett, hence, at New Orleans 2ssh
ultno.
Bark 4. Eaton, Brown, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Brig Almon Rowell, Nichols, for Philadelphia, cid
at Pensacola Esd alt.
Brig J. H. Lane Shute, hence, at Leghorn 11th ult.
Brig Nellie Move, Merryman, for Philadelphia, sid
from Marseies 10Th ult
ult, and cleared for Trieste.
Brig S. q W. Welsh, Watson, for New York, sid
Br. schr Iris, Bradley, from st. John, N. B., for
Philadelphia sailed from Newport p. nj. 2sth ult -
Schrs James NJ Vance, Burdge, and George II.
Bent Smith, for Philadelphla; aud Cloud Seaman,
for Trenton, sailed from Providence 2eth ult.
Sehrs N II. Skinner Thrasher, and X. S. Dean,
Cook, from Taunton for Philadelphia, sailed from
sc6r HIawatha Lee, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Schrs ". H. Dennis Leaning, and G. W. Locke,
Huntley, hence. at Boston 29th ult.
ladelpha, at Holmes Hole 2sth ult and sailed again
Schr Louisa Frazier, Steelman, at New York SOth
Schr L. Sturtevant, Cruise, at New York Both ult
| from Newbern, N. G.
24th ut for Rockland but went ashore on the rocks
and returned and went on the railway.
Schrs Charles +. Raymond, Raynes, and Rhodella
| Blew, Haley, hence, at Boston 50th ult.
Schr George b. Somes, from Bangor for Phladel-
phia, at Portland 29th ult. -
Schr Ida A. Jayne, Jayne, hence for New Haven,
passed Hell Gate S0th ult .
Schr Abraham, hence, at New London 10Th ult.
Schr Ruth III. Baker, Lor1ng, cleared at Fernan-
dina 2eth pt for Wilmington Del.
| Schr 4. A. Hooper, Hooper, for Philadelphla, sh
from Bucksyille s. G., 25th nlt .,. covo. rO,.-
| graph, Baker, from Wellheet; Mary Wescott Sandy
lanes Il. Moore Nickerson; Lehman Blew, CLARK
Vaughn, Risley Jacob kinzey, Yeoman; James
Alderdice, wilietts; ]. w. Vanneman, Clark; ihos.
Siusman' Sf' Adams; Adams T. sinnickson, Dikenson; aud
L G. Irwin, johnson, from Boston; NJ II. Stock
ham, Co9roy, from Dight99 Joseph & PqTter @ Bur
Aid, Smith, from Somerset; John A. Grlnen Foster
John Price, Crowell; Jessie Wilson, Conley; j. l.
Worthington. Brown Mary Weaver Weaver; aud
| Jane N. Baker, Reed, from Providence; Eliza b.
Emery Helbroos, from Allyn's Point; A. M. Lee,
Delke, from FAN River; A. T. Cohn Springer, from
| Pawtucket; ssReadng RR. NO "a, NickersoD, from
Bridgeport; Minnie Kinne, Parsons from Norwich
e. M. Fox Gates, from Newport; and sarah M X Tho
mas, Arnold, from New London, all for Philadelphia,
passed Hell Gate 30th ult.
MISCELLANY.
The number OF vessels belonging to or bound to OF
from ports in the United States reported totally lost
% foundersd, T were burned p 70 were abandoned,
sunk after collision, and are missing supposed
& Tey are * as M Tbs
value OF the property lost and missing Is estimated
s9a7bs The Philadelpbs ad nao losses ns we're
$4,000; bark White Cloud, $4,000; schr Kate Ed.
wards s14, 600; schr Henry p. Russell, sIO00 schl
monis $4,000.