The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-13
Schr r. Law, York, from stoniugton.
Schr alexander, Baker, IRON New Haven.


Special Despatch to The Euel,ng Telegraph.
HAvRE-DE-GBACE, May 1s-The following boats
left this morning in tOw:-
E. Collins and A. O. Postethwaite, with lumber to
d. B. Taylor * Son.
Naomi with lumber 10 Norcross & sheets.
Helen and Harry with lumber to Watson, Malone
d co.
II. f. Hartman, with lumber to D. Trump s. SON.
Martha Jane, with lumber to Patterson h Lppin-
Baltimore Co. No. 50, with lumber to McIlvain &
Edwin, with lumber to Craig s. Blanchard.
CORRESPONDENCE Of The EDentng Telegraph
EAsToN a McMAHoN's BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, Nav 12.--Ten barges leave IN
tow to. night, for Baltimore, light
Lottie with salt and wheat, for New Brunswick.
c. a. Dorn1eld with iron, for Wilmington.
Dewitt, for Baltimore.
BGLTiMoRE BRANCH OFFICE, May 12-The follow
ing baTges leave in tow Tonight eastward:-
Sarah Ann, Cascadia, ID w. c. Fox, B. c Lake,
Lt-Gov. Jones, Thomas Guest, Almira Jane N.
BottsIord, and Hanhe Barnard, all with coal for
The Sarah Hummel left in addition with those re-
ported yesterday. sc.
To the Editor of The EUentng Telegraph.
I. g. REVENUE STEAMER MIAMI, OFF NEWCASTLE
/ boarded bark Sarah b. Hale, OF Portland, DInlel
White, master from Matanzas for Philadelphia, she
having on board three of the crew OF the bark Hero
of Yarmouth y. S., which WAS burned at sea on The
morning Off May I'd. The names OF those on hoard
the bark S. i. hale are-Captain Goudy, Of the bark
Hero: fl ST mate Gouty: second mate, Tedford The
captain reports ''no lives lost;" that the remainder
Of the crew were picked up at sunset on May ga by
some unknown vessel The hre originated from
81 me dunnage wood under the oil cargo.
Yours, etc, TBOs. ii. R1DdATE,
Lieut.. U. S. Revenue Cutter Service.
MEMORANDA.
ship Tuscarora, Rowland, from Mobile for Liver
pool, went 10 sea 9Th inst.
steamship Ares, Wiley, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Boston nth inst.
steamship Hunter Harding hence, at Providence
Big Charley and Willie, Thomas, hence for Eliza
bethport passed Hell Gate 1lth inst
Brig Walter Howes, Pierce, for Philadelphia, sailed
frum MatanZas 9th inst.
Brig Katahdin, Saunders, sailed from Cardenas 4th
inst. for north OF Hatteras.
Briggs Clara NJ. Goodrich, Dock, and e. C. Redmau,
Redman, sailed from Cardenas 5th nst for north OF
Hatteras
Schr NJ. A. Harmon, Parker, for Philadelphia,
| sailed from st. John, N B., 10th inst.
Schr George Nevinger, Smith, cleared at George
| town, ID. c., 10th inst. for Fall River.
Schr 0sseo, Welch, hence for st. John, N. B., at
Holmes Hole p. NJ. 9th inst.
Schr N. j. Miller, Dunham, hence, at St John, N
Schr A. B. Gardiner, at Mayaguez 2sth ult fol
| Delaware Break water for orders.
Schr 5. & +. Corson, Brewer, sailed from Charles
| ton nth inst for Bull river, $ G.
- Schrs Ella and +. Means, Shoes hence, at New
| Haven 10th inst.
Schr oliver IL. ToIy, Goslie, hence at Norfols
Schr Thomas Ellis, Kelley, from Seacennet fol
Philadelphia sailed from Newport p NJ. 9th inst
Schr American Eagle, Shaw, sailed from Paw
! tucket 9th inst. for Philadelphia.
Schr j. Truman, Gibbs, from New Bedford fo
Philadelphia, was off WrecSer's Island sth inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Notice is hereby given that revolving light, alter
mating with red and white flashes, at intervals of -
seconds between the flashes, will be exhibited OF
the evening of May Is. $780, and on each succeeding
evening thereafter, from sunset to sunrise, from thu
old lighthouse tower at Prospect Harbor, Maine
The height OF the tower from base TO lantern is 81
feet, and the height of the light above the meaI
level OF the is 45 feet. This tower is Prospec
| Harbor Point, Goudsborough, Maine, on the eastern
side OF the entrance to the harbor. It is built o
granite. whtewashed, is connected with and stand
at the southerly end of the Keepers dwelling, whcl
| is a story granite building. The illuminating
apparatus is OF the fifth order OF the system of Fres
mel, and the light should he seen in ordinary states
of the atmosphere from the deck OF vessel 10 fee
above the water, at distance OF II nautical miles.
| BY order. w. B. SHUBRICK, Chairman,
| Treasury Department ONCE Lighthouse Board
Washington, ID. G., April 25 1870