The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-25

scsr a: a; Andrews, Kelly, Portland. David Cooper.
| echr A. Hamilton. Davis, washington do. +.
schr Little Rock, Richman, Hampton, Va, DO.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY. fel,
SHIP ySmestown este, new 1883 tonsl CAL IS days I'm I'm
Uwee ub w S'f u9 @dse 70 Ss ssons S
winds up 70 the Banks, with much rain since pass
ing long o.. light westerly winds and much calm.
| dence, with mdse. to D. B. stetson Co 80.
Steamer saiyor, Ashcroft, ~ hours from Charles
ton, with cotton, etc, TO souder Adams.
Steamer Tacony, Nichols "a hours from New York,
with mdse; 70 w, N. Baird a Co. q - -
Steamer +. Franklin, Person, IL hours from Sassa-
fras River, with mdse, to A. Groves, Jr.
N. q. bark Josepha, Fredrcks, 90 days I'm London,
WIN o,n scrap iron and empty petroleum barrels to
n. G. bark T; Reck, Denker, 70 days from Bremen,
Bark orcnlla, Havener, from Boston, in ballast 10
Workman & Co. a.t- s..r..gl. Z
Schr Maggie McNeill, Crsmer Q days from Ma
tanzas, with sugar 70 John Mason Co
Schr Fannie g. Warner, Dickinson, I'm Portland,
with stone TO Catholic Church--vessel TO Lennox 4
schr A. r. Fabens, Bragg, days from Newport,
Steamtug America, Chambers, from the Capes OF
the Delaware. on the Cross Ledge, saw bark Cairo:
barks, brig B. Young, and one brig unknown. OF the
Brown, ship Record, from Liverpool
Correspondence Of The Eoenino telegraph
KAsTON d McMAHON's BULLETIN.
in tow tonight, for Baltimore, light.
John Van Buren, with IRON ore, for Wilmington.
ing barges leave in tow tonight, eastward
Martha Lamb, National, and w. Crasthwaite, with
St James, with COAL for Bridgeton.
PH1IApEIPHIA BRANCH 0FF1CE, Aug. 2o The
The Andy Johnson Alpha, Ida, Virginia, and Dru-
belbis, with COAL for New York, left this morning.
specsa, Despatch to The EUenirg Telegraph
HAvEE-DE-GRAcE, Aug. 9o.-The following boats
e. D. Kennedy and Minerva, with grain to Hon-
man Kennedy.
Harvey, with grain to Hoffman g. Kennedy, and
lumber 10 Patterson & Lppincott
Susie and Capitola, with lumber to Patterson q
4. q. PostlethwaIte, with lumber to D. B. Taylor
6. W. Larmour, Daniel updegran, and Sarah
Stokes, with lumber, for New York.
tBy Teleoraph.)
LEwEs, Del, Aug. 2-9'50 A. Nd. = 1t is too thick
Off shore to get nything outside the harb0r.
Wind s. w. Light rain falling. Thermometer,77 u.
In the harber, three schooners, yacht Smile, Gubi-
SON Club. and yacht Faircbfd, Rover Bay Club, of
Wind s. Cloudy. Thermometer, 81.
MEMORANDA
Ship Forest Eagle, Homer, from Liverpool for Phi
adephia spoken nth inst lat. 40 So long 81 20.
onS rsledona ove9stnne for Giasgow ciearaS a.
New York yesterday.
ton 23d inst. for Liverpool via New YORK.
Br. steamer City OF Limerick, Phillips, from Liver
pool and Queenstown 10th, at New York 29d inst
Steamer Cambria, from Glasgow, arrived at New
Steamer South America, Tinklepaugh, cleared at
New York $50 inst. for Rio Janeiro etc.
Steamers Weybosset Bolger, for Sisal, and Gulf
Stream, McCreevy, for Galveston via Key West, cid
Steamer Pioneer, Wakey, for Philadelphia cid at
Wilmington, N. G., yesterday.
Steamer James 8. Green, Vance, at Norfolk 10th
inst. fIom Richmond, and sailed for Philadelphia.
Steamer Norfolk, Platt, hence, at Norfolk 2zd
inst, and sailed for Richmond
JOnea. hence. GeOrQetOWn
Br. bark M liverpool, Marsters for Philadelphia, cid
Br. brig lone Star Kenealy from Boston, at New
York yesterday. She has been reported bound to
Schr Elizabeth English, crowell for Philadelphia,
cleared at Boston Esd inst
Adams hence for Boston, az Holmes Hole 22d inst.
Schr Almira Wooley, King, hence, at Gloucester
Schrs Maria and Elizabeth, McNemara; Reading
RR. No. 4s, Outten; Judge Hopkins, Gallagher;
Marsh, all from Philadelphia, at Richmond 22d inst.
Also, schrs Armada, Palmer; John Bentley, Price;
schr e1 Wind, warwick, I'm Trenton for Pawtucket,
passed Hell Gate 23d inst.
m New YORK sS lot
Schr Mary e. Staples, Dinsmore, hence, at Daren,
Schr zeta Psi Thompson, hence, at Charleston
schr Minnie Repplier, Weeks, at Charleston 2sd
schr Eva Adele, Eaton, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Bangor 20th inst.
Schr George and Emily, Harris, at Portland 22d
inst. from Yarmouth, to load for Philadelphia
Scbrs Allen ii. Brown, Pierce and Armenia Gale,
for Philadelphia, sale d from Bristol 21st inst.
Schrs John Crockford, Briggs and Harry Lee,
Barrett, for Philadelphia, sailed from Newport goth
instant.
Schr George S. Adams, Baker, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Boston 23d inst
Schrs Orozimbo, Wood, and Eliza and Rebecca,
Ireland, for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence
22d inst.
Schr Thomas Borden, Wrghtington, hence, at FAN
River Goth inst.
| Williams, hence, at Norfolk 22d inst.
as MISCELLANY. 81 fHs
Schr Samuel G. Miles, Lancaster, of and from Cro-
| ton Point for Williamsburg, with brick, was run
down night of goth inst, in East River by steamer
| Fanita Freeman, from New York for Philadelphia,
and immediately sunk; the crew, with the exception
| OF a boy of Hudson City, N. j., were rescued.
Schr Franklin Bell, Newton, at New York 23d inst,
| from Baltimore for Poughkeepsie reports: :-23d, at
$40 p. NJ, when of Sandy Hook, was run into by
one OF the Lorillard steamers, carrying away jib-
boom and headgear. Damage 20 steamer unknown
| NOTICE TO MARINERS.
| SAVANNAH RIvER.-The red buoy south OF the
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