The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-30
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fr- MEMORANDA.
Ship Cor0net, from Liverpool for PbIadelphia $50
reported, perhaps the Coromandel, Chapman, which
sailed 2'th May, was spoken Ih inst, lat Al, long.
Steamer Union, ffom Bremen, arrived at New
York yesterday.
STEAMER Moro Castle, Adams, from Havana, at
Steamer Constitution, Caverly, at Panama 18th
inst. from San Francisco.
Steamer Monana, Parker, sailed from Panama 10th
inst. for San Francisco.
Br. steamer Venezuelan, Crowell, at Asplnwal 7th
Steamer TYbee, Delaney, at st. Domingo goth inst.
from New York.
Port au- Prince 18th, Gonaives goth, and Cape Hay
ten 21st, at New York 2sth inst-11 passengers.
Steamer Kelso, Hildreth, from Mebne 2Oth, at New
Steamer e. G. Biddie, McCue, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Norfolk 9th inst.
Steamer j. w. Everman, Hinckley, for Philadel-
phia, sailed from Charleston yesterday.
Ital. bark Marianina Galatola, Rameo, hence, at
Briggs Prairie Rose, Grimm, and j. & II. Crowley,
Crowley, hence. at Boston 2sth inst.
Schr Frank Jameson, hence, at Charleston yes
Sc6r A. e. Stevens, for Philadelphia, sailed from
schr j. i. Weldon, CroweI, sailed from Providence
2sth inst. for Philadelphia or New YORK.
Schr Nellie Belle, Stshl, and NJ. A. McGahan, Call,
Schr Anna E. Stafford, Powell, for Philadelphia,
tailod from Pawtucket 9th inst.
Schr David G. Floyd, Clifford, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Newport p. NJ. 26th inst.
Sshr Charles E.. Rogers, Pettingil, from Rockport
fer Philad elphia, at New port A. NJ. 9th inst.
Schr +. II. Sampson, Blake, hence, at Boston 27th
instant.
scnr James Martin, Baker, for Philadelphia, CID
at Boston 27th inst.
Schrs j. Martin, Butler, hence for Providence;
Thomas Borden and Joseph Hay, hence for Fail
River; Z. +. MeaDy, Lewis, from Portland; j. IL.
Gallagher, Bradley, from New Haven; Hamburg,
WestcDtt, from Norwalk, all for Philadelphia; and
Gust, Warwick, I'm Providence for Trenton, passed
Hell Gate 2slh inst.
Schr Sarah Wood, Hickman, hence, at Boston 2sth
instant.
B. Couover, Perry, from Providence; G. l. Wander
wort, from do, all for Philadelphia; Reading RR.
No. Al, Baldwin, from Elizabethport for New Haven,
at New York 18th inst.
Schr Sea queen, Rosebrook, from Calais for Phi
l~adelpbia, at Holmes Hole 26th inst.
MISCELLANY
Br. chip Berkley Castle, James, from Guanape for
the United States, which put into Valparaiso 10th
ut. leaky, was about discharglng for repairs on the
18th ult.
Ship Galatea (of Bostonl, Crowell, from Iloilo May
~, at New York yesterday. March II, when near
Balabach Straits, struck on a coral reef called
Wrights Shoal; was compelled to throw overheard
a portion OF cargo in order to save the vessel, and
lost anchors, hawsers. etc. but the ship not making
any water proc eded on the voyage. April 20, lat.
Ia IS S., long. 80 16 E.. encountered a severe hurri-
to right TO N. und N. E., and K. and S. e. and 5. and
S. S. W., causing the ship to increase the leak 80 as
to keep one pump constantly going during the gale.
Steamer Dorian, at New York from Glasgow,
brought 255 passengers.
Steamer Australia, at New YORK from glasgow,
brought 357 passengers.
Steamer Virgo, Buckley, from New York 26th for
Savannah, returned 2Sth inst. On the 9th, 10 miles
S. OF Barnegat, broke her shaft; returned for repairs.
Bark Figelas, from MaZatlan Tor Hamburg, was
spoken June II, having been dismasted during a
hurricane Off Honolulu; had jurymasts set, and
would make a port for repairs.