The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-21

Str W. Whilldn, Higgins, Baltimore, A. Groves Jr
Bark Nette Merryman, Rollins Antwerp, Workman
schr 6. A. Fansworth, Benson, Barbados, Warren
schr Elizabeth Msgee, Smith, St Jago de Cuba, do.
Schr J. b. Franklin, Toole, Baltimore, captain.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship wyoming, Teal, 10 hours from Sayan,
nah, with cotton, rice, etc, to Philadelphia and
two barks in the Bay, coming up, and one ship of
the BraDdywine, at anchor.
Y6rf w mdse ras to B from
Br bark zulma, Peterson, "a days from Leghorn,
with m marble pa 70 rags ETC. to V. A. sartori & Son
schr John Beatty, Price days from Norfolk,
Schr Mary Price, Ferguson, days from Norfolk,
with shingles etc, to j. ". Gaskll Sons.
Schr John 7. Long, Tunnel, day from Indian
River, Del, with grain to John L. Redner.
by Ttleqraph.)
LIVES, Del, Dec. pa. NJ. The brig Lena,
OF Halifax, from Jamaica for Philadelphia with log
wood, is ashore on Cape Henlopen, and is full OF
water.
A large bark is anchored below the Brown, far
over tow ard the Jersey side.
p. M.-The Howard reports passed in to day, bark
Narragansett, from Alicante, and brig from PEN
The Cope also reports that the bark Sylvia, from
Havana, passed in this morning.
The brig Lena, ashore on the Cape. will probably
be stripped and her cargo removed, without any
attempt TO get her of.
Wind N. w. Thermometer, 40.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Royal Sovereign, Ogilvie, for Philadelphia,
| sal ed from Liverpool 9th inst
Ship Navigator, Ross, sailed from Sourabaya 18th
OcI. for America.
Br. steamer Sidonian, Mackay, from MarseIlles
Nov. H. via Gibraltar 2lst and Bermuda Dec IL, at
| New York yesterday, with l60 passengers Left at
! Bermuda steamer Guiding Star, coaling. Steamer
San Francisco uormerly the Keystone State), while
entering the barbor Of Hamilton, Dec s. slruck on
rock and fouDdered-passengers and crew saved
Br. steamer Nevada, Green, from Liverpool 7th
and QUEENSTOWN sth inst, at New York yesterday,
| passed steamer Minnesota, for Liverpool.
Br. st. amer City OF Cork, Allen from Liverpool Sd,
Queenstown 4h. and Halifax 10th inst, at New York
Br. steamers Siberia and Nebraska, I'm New York
fol LiveAool, al Queenstown yesterday.
Br. steamer Britannia, from New York for Glas-
gov touched of Moville yesterday.
Br. steamer Riga, CLARK, from Shanghae via Hong
Kong, passed Gibraltar Sd inst.
Br. steamer Sweden, Mckenzie, sailed from Gree
mock 2d Inst for Savannah.
N. G. steamer Thuringia, from Hamburg, at New
York yesterday.
GAMERS Merrmack, Weir, from Rio Janeiro 95th
ut, and kapidan, Whitehurst, from Havana, at New
Steamer Henry Chauncey, Gray, for Aspinwall,
'sS Steamer Erie, Seals from New York via Cowes
| at Brest 10th inst.
steamer Tilie, Partridge, from New York, at Gal
Steiner Ariadne, Pennington, at Key West 10th
inst IRON Galveston and sailed for New York;
| head, from New York, at New Orleans 18TH inst.
Steamer Crescent City, Norton, for New York, sid
| from New Orleans nth inst.
Steamer Roman, Baker, hence, at Boston 18th inst.
| Steamer Tonawanda, Barrett, hence at Savannah
Bark De Geer Tellefsen, for Philadelphia, entered
| out at Newcastle 1st INST
Schr Virginia, hence lor foruand' a. Hoimes Hole
Schr st Mary, Steelman, from Portland for Phila-
delphia, at New Haven 10Th inst.
| Schr Q. Newkrk, Newkirk, at New Haven 10th
| inst. from Baltimore.
SchIs j. S. Detwiler, Grace and Stephen Morris,
| Seaman, hence, at Boston nth INST.
Schr T. It. Iasker, Alen, hence, at Boston 18th
schr Gust, johnson, from Trenton, at Providence
Schrs David D. Cranmer, Hammer; Anna E. SAT-
| ford Powell; and Ellen M. Baxter, Waterman, for
Philadelphia sailed from Providence 18TH inst.
Schr Irene E. Messeryey, Wall Tor Philadelphia or
Baltimore sailed from Fall River 18th inst.
Schr Samuel Gilman Kelley, for Philadelphia or
Baltimore. sailed from Providence 18th inst
| Gould, Crowen hence, at Providence 18th inst.
Schrs Northern Light Ireland, and ID. ;. MersAon
ayes, for Philadelphia, sailed from Proyidence 18th
Schr Mary II. Westcott. Candy, hence for Hing
| ham, at Holmes Hole 10th inst.
Schrs Sidney G. Tyler Barrett, aud L. & A. Bah.
cock, Lee hence, at Boston 19th inst.
Schr W. P. Whitman, Curtis, from New Haven for
| Philadelphia, at New YORK 10th inst.
Schrs +. p. NJ. Tasker, Tasker, and Lottie, Kelly,
from Boston for Philadelphia; Sarah Watson, Smith,
from New Hay en- for do, passed Hell Gate 18th inst
Schrs Flora, =, hence for Boston, and Transit,
Racket, do for Providence passed Hell Gate lsth
| Schrs Thomas Sinnickson Dickinson; A. Trudell,
| Hess and Elvle Davis Hand, hence, at Providence
| 18th inst, the latter for Pawtucket. The Thomas
| Sinnckson was blown OF and made Tarpaun Cove
In the gale OF 16th inst, with loss OF foregaft
and other slight damage.
| MISCELLANY.
Brig Glendale, Mcintyre, at Nassau 18th inst from
Galveston, for New Orleans next day, with cargo OF
wrecked schr III p. Russell, from Philadelphia.
Schr Edward COlyer, while passing through Hell
Gate yesterday, was struck by a squal and capszed
on Niger Point; she drifted down to Niger Head
Crew saved.
Schs Hickman, OF RocklaDd; Hliza Crowell, Of
Bangor; and Tiger, OF Camden all light and bound
east while putting into Portland for a harbor went
ashore at O'Clock yesterday morning outside Bangs
leland Point. The two latter are full OF water tug
was sent to their assistance, but could do nothing
| The Savannah ReOub lean says:-A survey has
bet n held on the bark Dakotah, which was rua into
has been recommended that she return to Savannah
for repairs The Dakotah win be detained about
twenty DAYS. and IL Ia said that the amount OF dam
age viii not fall short OF t25O0.
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