The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-09
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship SaXon SeaCs Is hours from Boston,
with mdse, and passengers to II. WinsOr u Co. In
side the Capes early yesterday morning, ship
Castne, for Antwerp bound OUT OIL Brandywine
Light, ship Winnired, for Antwerp, bound OUT
below the Buoy on the Brown, ship Julia (}r.) from
Liverpool; above Brandywine, ships Theobald, from
LverpoOl Royal Charlie, from do. and bark Ocean
(Br.) from do, ana q British brig unknown; below
Ledge Light, British ship Andrew Lovett from Ar
drossan and q British bark unknown; below Bonn
coming up; ship Aurora, from Ardrossan, and four
deeply loaded schoOners; above Bombay Hook, brig
liza, from Sagua and schr Nellie Starr from Ponce;
on ListOn's, British brig unknown; above Reedy
Island, British brig Branch from CienUegos; schTs
H. Hallway {? Ben Halliday from PensacoaD; Thos.
Others unknown; above New Castle, schrs S. p. NJ.
Tasker, from Savannah; annie Murchie, Sarah
Bruen.
Steamer D. Utey, Davis "a hours from New York,
| with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird Il Co.
Steamer 5. c. Walker, Sherin, "a hours from New
| York, with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird n Co.
Steamer Tacony, Nichols, "a hours fromNew York,
Ital bark Eugenia Benfante, IS days from Palermo,
| with fruit to Dalett X Son.
Brig Eliza Henrietta, Dahnis IA days from Sagua,
with sugar to Geo. c. Carson & Co. Encountered
| very heavy weather the entire passage.
| Brig Il. A. Bernard, Reed 20 days from Matanzas,
with molasses to John Mason Co-vessel to Sou
Schr c. W. May, KINNEY, 90 days from Trinidad
with sugar to S. Il W. Welsh. Have had bad weather
schr VIM. B. Thomas, winsmore, 10 days from
| Cienfuegos, with sugar TO Geo. G. Carson Il Co.
| Schr NJ. A. Folsom, Rose, IL days from MatanZas
| with molasses TO Thos. Watson Il Sons-vessel to
| Schr A. L. Derrickson, Tunnel from brig Man
lius, ashore at Clarkes Point, with Il hhds. and
schr Eliza A. West, Evans, from brig Manlius
| ashore at Carke's Point, with 65 hhds and boxes
| sugar to Dallett d Son.
Correspondence Of The Epentng telegraph:
| EASTON & McMAHON'S BULLETIN.
| NEW YORK OFFICE, April s.-Seven barges leave
in tow tonight for Baltimore, light.
BALTMoRE BRANCH OFFICE, April s.-The follow
ing barges leave in tow tonight, eastward
Cascadilla, G. ii. Stewart, G.. G. Satterlee, Ii. l..
| Wngus H. Campbell, f. E. Greenman, and San
Jacinto, all with coal for New York.
| Joseph Lord, with coal, for Philadelphia.
Flour City, with phosphate, for Newark, n. j.
PHnADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, April 9.--Barge
j. E. DuDham with coal for Baltimore left last
ing. L. ID. Cummings, with chalk, left for New York
| to-day. L.S. c.
| MEMORANDA.
| Ship Bazaar, Jefferson, hence, was going up to
ship Thomas Harvard, Strickland, cleared at New
Orleans I'd inst for Hayre with 1852 bales cottonetc.
| Steamship WhirlWlnd, sherman, hence, at ProVl-
Steamship j. W. Everman, Hinckley, hence, at
Richmond p. NJ 9th inst, and sailed again A. M. 9TH
Bark Ella Moore, Marsters hence, remained at
| Antwerp Path ult. for New York soon.
Bark Isaac r. Davis, Hand, hence, at Zaza Goth ult
Brig Dominion, White, hence for Halifax, at Port
Brig Kate Foster, Pickett, for Philadelphia, at
| Sagua 10 days since.
schr Challenge from searsport for Philadelphia,
Schr r. r. Baird ireland, for Philadelphia, at
| Sagua 10 days since.
| Schr L. F. Cabada, Stover from Mobile at Sagua
| 10 days since for Philadelphia.
Schr A. f. Stafford, Powell, for Philadelphia, sailed
| from FAN River 9th inst.
Schr 4. b. Cotton, Robinson, hence, at Galveston
| LIST inst.
schr Goddess, Kelley, hence at Boston 9th inst.
| Schr Chalons, Thomas, from SearspOrt for Phila-
delphia at Boothbay 27th ult
| SChr George S. Adams, Baker, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Portland 4th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
tl,af iron aana nd wi Uprn ia q
up in November last and substituted by spar buoys
for the winter in Long Island Sound and tributaries,
will he replaced during this month in their proper
positions.
The French Government has given notice that
from the 18th day OF March, 1870 tie following alter
| alton would be made in the green light on the South
Mole OF the port OF Agiers for the purpose Of ind-
eating the progress OF extension of the North Mole
| The light will be Obscured from the direction OF
| the red light on The North Mole, to the Belle Buoy
at the extremity OF the Mole in the course of con-
struction or through angle OF about 80 degrees.
| Drections-Vessels approaching the port from the
northward should after sighting the red light on the
| North Mole, steer south, Keeping, at the least, a
quarter OF mile to- the eastward OF the red light
until the green light Of the South Mole is seen, in
order to clear the extremity OF the Mole in construc
ton and then steer In between the lights. In pass
inc H. the green light will be briefly obscured in the
direction as above described.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
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