The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-08

Barge X. RR. NO. 61, Tickner, do. DO.
Barge II. Rli. No. Sc, Wesley, do. do.
Barge Fl. J. oKane, o'Kane, do. do.
Barge Tom, Carr, do. do.
Barge Island Belle, Burki do. do.
Barge Charles Fraley, O'Brien, do do.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Norman, Nickerson, as hours fm Boston,
will mdse. and passengers to ii. Winsor h Co. OF
Fourteen-feet Bank, saw bark at anchor on the
Buoy the Middle, bark Carrier Dove, from Liver
pool Below Reedy Island bark arlington, g,5 IRON from
Liverpool, and brig Redowa. Below Wilmington
Steamship Whlrlwind, sherman, SO hours from
Provide nee, with mdse. TO d. S. Stetson Co.
steamship Hercules, Doughty, "a hours from New
York, in ballastto j. s. Hes
with mdse. TO w. M Baird & co.
Steamer w. c. Pierrepont, Shropshire, "a hours
from New York with mSse to w. " N; oIs Bard rom CO
fuegos, with sugar to George c. Carson Il Co. Lett
Cienuegos Oct 15 on the 18th, in lat 20 80 NJ long
s5 30 W, experienced heavy gale beginning In the
N. (. and ending N W., which continued until r.
NJ. on the 2sth with very heavy sea, making clean
galley, and cabin, causing her to spring aleak and
did other damage; from the path to the 2sth expe-
renced N. E. gales, during which we Kept under the
lee Of the Bahama banks; since then we had mode
rate weather.
Bark Norton Slower, Bl00er from salem, IN DallasJ
Brig Samuel Welsh Darrah, Is days from Barba-
does, in ballast. Encountered very heavy weather
the entire passage; carried away mainboom, sprung
foreyard, and split sails. Bark Gazelle Black, from
New York, sailed for Demarara Oct 20. Left In port
brig Thomas Walters, Thompson, from Philadelphia,
to sail 22d for Sombrero. Passed in the bay, coming
3 bark s The for
trip as days each way and days in porG yet made
Brig Minnie Miller, Leland, Z DAYS from jackson
ville with lumber to Patterson Lippincott-vessel
scbr M. M Pote. Haines, days I'm Jacksonville,
with lumber to order-vessel to Warren q Gregg.
Schr Cambridge, Mills, from Patuxent River, with
railroad ties to Hsgy Knowles
Schr Paugusset, Waples, from Norwich.
coryespOndenee IF The Ecentng Telegraph
EASTON & MCMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, Nov. TEN barges leave
L. d. Collins, with old rails and j. T. Hedrick,
with ore for Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, Nov: 1.-THE follow
ing barges leave in tow tonight eastward
Great Western, Charles, M. A. Wagner, Mary
Kear, moonlight Rover, Ocean Favorite, e. Brady,
Mary Kirkpatrick Clinton. Teresa Gallagher, Dill.
gent, Lady Loretta, and John Disney all with coal,
for New York. L. So.
LEW Es, Del, Nov. "A. M. A bark and a brig
passed up yesterday and a bark at daybreak this
A. NJ. A brig and schrs went to sea-
In the harbor, brigs and 25 schrs.
Wind N. W.. light. Thermometer, 65.
sP. MA bark and a number of schrs passed out
to-day. Two brigs and few schrs are in harbor.
Wind N. Thermometer, 6S.
MEMORANDA.
Br. steamer Tripoli, Sowerby, from Liverpool goth
Br. steamer City of Brussels, from New York for
Liverpool at Queenstown yesterday
Br. steamer Aeppo, Brown, from New York 26th
ut, at Queenstown II P. M. 5th inst, and proceeded
Steamer Batavia, Billings, from Liverpool 25th ult
at New York yesterday
Steamer Hammonia, from New YORK Tor Hamburg
was passed Oct. 81, lat 81 O5, long. 30 80:
steamer Bienville, Baker, from New York, at New
Steamer FAIRBANKS Howe from Wilmington, N.C
at New York 9th inst
Steamer sherman Blancnard, from r IN new orleans
Steamer Wyoming, Teal. hence, at savannah 1st
inst During blow on y evening" ese nrgnsr Tn u
was not until Thursday that the shaft was found
Steamer salvor Herring, hence, at Richmond 5th
Steamer Fanita, Freeman, hence at New York 9th
Steamer Empire, Holmes, hence, at Charleston oth
| instant.
Bark Tejuca, Howell, hence for Galveston, was
towed into Nassau, N P 22d ut with loss of spars,
| having experienced heavy weather on the 18th at
McShee's Bank, during which was Obliged to cut
Brig Nathaniel Stevens, Sanders, hence, at Boston
9Th inst.
Brig c. G. Colson, Payson, for Philadelphia, was
Brig william Welsh, Snow, at Pensacola goth ult.,
Brig Abby Watson, Allen, for Philadelphia, cid at
Schr {. A. Champion, hence, at Charleston yes.
Schr Hazleton, Gardiner, from Gardiner for Phia-
delpha, at Newport 4th inst
'scrr schr & s. Grove, Weaver. hence for Boston, at
|
Schr John Cadwalader, Townsend, hence for Bos-
ton, sailed from Holmes Hole 4th inst.
Schr Rightaway, from Portland, Conn.,, for Phila
dephia, at New London 4th inst.
Schr Jesse B. Allen, Case, hence, at Nantucket 20
instant
Schr Adde p. Simpson, Matthews, hence, at Ma
chias 26th ult and cleared again 2sth 10 return.
Schr William COllyer, Taylor, for Philadelph 3
sailed from New Bedford 5th inst
Schrs John johnson, Messick; William Walton
Hunter; Ii. n. Miller Miller; Geo. Nevinger, Smith
Estelle Day, Casey; S. S. godfrey Godfrey; anC
James Satterthwaite, Kinney, hence at Boston 6tf
instant. 49,
Boston 9TH inst. m
Sampson hence, at Providence 9TH inst.
| SchIs Foam, Homan, and Cloud, Seaman, from
| Trenton, at Providence 9th inst
Schr Z. G. Willard, Parsons, hence, at Portland
4th inst.
| Schf John johnson. hence, below Boston 9th inst
| Schrs L. Edwards, SOmers Hannah Little Craw
ford and II. A. Hunt, Peterson hence, at Mobile Is
Schrs Clara Davidson Jeffers, and t. W. Hines
hence, at Norfolk 4th inst.
Schr II. s. NARROW, Wines, for Philadelphia cid q
Jacksonville 31st ult.
Schr It. II. Tasker, Allen, for Philadelphia, wa
loading at Savannah Sd inst.
Schr May Morn, Stetson hence, at Savannah 81
Schr Jonathan May, Neal, hence, at Savannah ST
inst. via Baltimore.
OOALs
NOAI PER TON OF 224O LBS. DELIv Erred