The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-18
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Prometheus, GRAY, 20 hours from
Charleston, with cotton, rice etc, to E. A. Souder
Co. At II M. 10Th inst 20 miles south of Cape Hat
teras saw American bark bound north showing
signal with horizontal stripes blue yellow, and red.
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird q Co.
Br. bark William, Cole, SO days from Rotterdam,
with liquors, etc, to E. A. Souder Il Co. March 12,
lat 2s 3O long % &c. spoke bark Jennie $50 repored
130 days from China for Boston.
Bark Annie Augusta, Davis, 80 days from Sagua,
with sugar and honey to Geo. w. BernadOu Bro.
N. G. bark Athena, Wark, so days from Bremen
Br. brig Bessie, Tower, is days from Havana with
molasses to Isaac Hough Morris-vessel to G. G.
Van Horn. March 8, lat. "a 2l long. "a AZ, spoke
bark Charles Gumm (Br), from Sagua; 10Th, 25 miles
Sc. OF Fenwicks Island, spoke American brig
Martha, from Mobile for Providence.
Schr Thos. Fish, Wiley, 10 days from Matauzas
with molasses to S. Morris Vain Il Co.-vessel to
Warren Gregg.
Schr +. NtcR er;J0n, Kelly, days from Boston, with
mdse. to Knight IL Sons.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Hunter, Harding, hence, at Providence
Steamship j. w. Everman, Hinckey, hence at
steamer New York, Jones, hence, at Georgetown,
Bark Blair Athol, Haines, hence, at Brouwershaven
23d ut.
tanzas 9th inst, for port north OF Hatteras.
Bark Omaha, Ballard, sailed hence Jan. 2s for Sa-
vannah, with coal, and has not since been heard
Me-, in 1867, and hailed from Boston.
Brig Mary Rce Boyce, hence, at st. Jago Sd inst,
via st. Thomas and Laguayra.
Brig Alice Starrett, Hooper, at Sagua about 26th
ult, for Delaware Breakwater for orders.
Brig Mary G, Comery, Comery, at Sagua 26th ult,
BrigJ. W. Drsko,. Haskell from Fall River for
Philadelphia sailed from Newport p NJ; 14th inst:
Schr Farragut Clark, for Philadelphia, cleared at
st. John, N B., 11th inst.
schr Chas: e. Paige, Doughty, at New York 10th
Schr Samuel Castner Jr., Robinson, at New York
10th inst, from Wilmington, N. G.
Schr Ida L, Bearse, from Boston for Philadelphia
Schr Thomas Booz, Somers at New York 10th
inst, from Wilmington, n, G.
Schr Mary K. Amsden, Lavender, for Philadelphia,
was loading at Sagua 9TH inst.
Schr II W. Godfrey, Sears, for Philadelphia, was
schr A. W. Collins Tooker, for Philadelphia,
| cleared at Jacksonville 10th inst.
Schr Arthur Godfrey, Godfrey, cleared at Jackson
| vile 11th inst, for Wilmington, Del.
Schr W. s. Hilles, Burgess, at Cienfuegos 9th Inst.
Schr II. Curtis, Richardson, sailed from Havana
11th inst for Cabarien to load for port north of
Hatteras.
schr Faithlees, Stevens, sailed from Messina 18th
| ult., for Philadelphia or New York.
Schr ii. CrOskey Racket, hence for Boston, passed
schr c. W. Locke Huntley cleared at Boston 10th
| inst. for Bath, TO load for Philadelphia.
| Schrs j. w. Woodruff. Haskell and Carrie II. Spof
ford Thompson, from FAN III River Civ n and Rescue. Ke
ley, from New BeulOru, adl IOr SalleC
| from Newport p. M. 14th inst
schr c. S. Webb, Brewster, cleared at Bucksville
| s. c., Sd inst. for Philadelphia
schr Sarah Fisher, Carlisle, hence at Richmond
Schr r. S. Miller, Henderson, hence at Boston
| Schr e. G.. IRWIN johnson, cleared at Boston 15tf
inst. for Bath, Me-, to load for Philadelphia.
| Schrs Jane G. Patterson from Gloucester, anC
Lena, from Portland, both for Philadelphia, sailed
| from Holmes Hole A. NJ. 14th inst
schrs Lizzie d. Small, Tlce, hence for Boston, and
| for Tunn oafla from
| Holmes' Hole A. M. 10th inst
MISCELLANY.
| Capt. Nickerson, of the steamship Norman at this
port 10th inst from Boston, reports that the Pollock
Kip Lghtship had driften one-third OF mile south
The ironcad steamer Triumfo (formerly the Rebe
ram Atanta left this port for POrt-auP Prince early
in December last, and up to a recent date had moi
arrived at the port OF her destination. She the
| property OF the Hayten Government, and was
| oflcered entirely by americans. One hundred and
| twenty persons were on board, including two Hay.
tien Senators and the wife OF the commanding
| ofhcer.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Governor of the Bahama Islands has given
notice that on or about the first day OF April, 1870,
| light Will be exhibited from lighthouse recently
ere cted near the southwest point OF Great Inagua
| Island, The light will be revolving white light
attaining its greatest brlancy every minute, ele.
vated about 100 feet above high water, and in clear
weather should be seen from distance OF II miles
The Illuminating apparatus is dioptric, or by lenses
OF the second order. The tower is about Id feet
high, built OF native stone, OF whitish color, and
and Slightly conica; 1t stands at the sea margin
about one mile southwark OF Mathew Town, and two
miles northwest from Southwest Point, in LAT. %
deg. So min. N, long. 70 deg. 40 mln DO sec. west
from Greenwich. -, -
Note-Vessels approaching this light are eau.
tioneo To nav careful attention TO its bearing as II
will be seen over the land where not intercepted by
objects Also that further information will be gveE
| as TO the date OF exhibition.
BY order. W. D. snObhIGh, CHAIRMAN,
Treasury Department, ONCE Lighthouse Board
Washington, D. O., Mar z lS'o'