The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-14
MEMORANDA.

Steamship Pioneer, Barrett for Philadelphia,
cleared at wilmington, N. O., 18th inst. ,,,,. 49,.
steamship James s. Green, Pace, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Richmond 1lth inst. r - .lr'
Bark Alfred, Bent, hence, at Savannah 9th inst.
Bark =; Reck penker, for Philadelphia, sailed
Bark Graf Behr Regendank, Kindon from London
for Philadelphia, at Gravesend 26tn ult.
Bark Arethusa, Durham, sailed from Cardenas 1st
inst, for q port north OF Hatteras.
Bark ID. MCPHERSON, Mason, hence, at Gibraltar
21st ult.. and cleared for Venice.
Bark zums, Eckermsn, hence, at Gibraltar s9d
Bark udjus, Olsen, for Philadelphia, entered out at
Bark Albert, Maxwell, hence, at Matanzas ist inst
Brig Somerset Bride, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Brig Carrie Wright, Jordan for Philadelphia sailed
from Ardrossan Path ult.
Brig Ida NJ. Comery, Nordcn, at Matanzas 4th inst,
for port north OF Hatteras.
Brig Conquer All, Allen, sailed from St Thomas
2oth ult for Dominica to load sulphur for Philadel-
Brig VIM. Gordon, Fisher, sailed from Cardenas
stinst, for port north OF Hatteras
Brig Five Brothers. Thurlow, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Cardenas Sd inst.
Brig Amon Rowell, Atherton, from Cardenas for
Portland, at Holmes Hole 9th inst.-was reported
schr r. W. Godfrey Garwood hence, at Matanzas
LIST inst
schr Ethan Allen, Blake, sailed from Cardenas Sd
inst for port north Of Hatteras.
Schr Francis Sattery, StetsOn, sailed from Matan-
zas sona sOth qlt; & for port north Of Hatteras .
Davis; J. w. Vanneman, Sharp; f. Davis, Hand,
hence; r. X. Vaughn, Rlsley, and f. j. Heraty,
Meredith, from Newcastle, Del, at Boston 18th
instant
schr BOnny Boat, Kelly for Philadelphia, cleared
at Boston 18th inst.
schr Glengany, Yates, sailed from Matanzas 4th
inst for New York
schr Minerva, Collins, sailed from Cardenas 2Sth
ult. for port north OF Hatteras.
Schrs Il. G. Irwin, johnson, from Saem r. G.
Whilden, Fennimore, from Boston, both for Phila-
Portsmouth, sailed from Holmes Hole A. NJ. 10th
instant
schr Mllard Fillmore Chase, from Portland for
Philadelphia or Cuba with shocks, before reported
ashore near the Gurnet has biged, and the tide now
ebbs and flows in her. The cargo was to be landed
on Friday, and 1t was thought the vessel would be
got of If the weather held favorable.
Schr j. M. Fitzpatrick, Smith, hence at Provi-
dence 10th inst.
MISCELLANY.
Schr Eliza Pike, Capt Larkin, which cleared from
having on board 800 tons phosphate rock, 1875 bales
cotton, $50 bbs. rosin, PIP pieces pig iron and sun
dres and which sailed on Tuesday last, struck very
severely on the bar when going ont, there being
heavy swell on, and at once commenced leaking; the
hands Immediately began working the pumps ana
the coorH were hosted for assistance, but
obtained. The vessel remained at anchor part OF
the night, when the water gained rapidly, In
creasng from four feet to six in the hold that she
was got under way and run on the southern end OF
| Long Island beach to keep her from sinking. The
pilot boat Mystery went to her aid in the morning
and took part Of her canvas, rope and other NOV
ables, and carried them and the officers and crew to
year at Eastport Ne, and is about $50 tons. 1t is
thought that II steam pump and other assistance
could be Immediately secured that she might be
got of.