The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-05

YESTERDAY.
Steamship Fanita, Freeman, New York, John T. OH.
Steamer j. s. ShriveT, Webb, Baltimore, A.Groves,Jr.
schr Louisa Crockett, Flanders, Boston, Audenried,
schr William S. Thompson, Raynor, Washington,
ID. G., David Cooper.
Schr a. n. Wallace, Ward, m ID. Cooper.
schr Buckeye, Gibbon, Salem, N. j., do.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Fannie, Fenton, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. M. Baird a. Co.
to John Dallett & co. Left in port July 20, bark
Clara Eaton, Merriman, loading, TO sail for Holmes
Hole and ~Breakwater for orders.
Schr Hattie Dow, SheareT, 5 days from Leechville,
NC, with mdse. to Chss. Huslam & CO.
Schr Vandalia, Campbell, day from Leipsic, Del,
schr John Whitby, Henderson,, 1 day from Port
Penn, with grain to Christian q Co.
Schr Clayton & LOwber, Jackson, day I'm Smyrna,
Del, with grain to j. L. Bewley & Co.
schr d. II. Merriman, Tracey, l day from Indian
river, Del, with grain to ]. L. Bewley & Co.
AT QUARANTINE.
Banks Sancho Panza, from Sagua; Warren White,
from Havana; and schr Cora Eta, from Sagua.
Correspondence Of The Erening telegraph.
EASToN q McMAHON's BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, Aug. 4.-Four barges leave
In tow to- might, for Baltimore, light.
Wilgus, with iron ore, for Wilmington.
C%atharine Moan, with wheat, for New Brunswick.
Harvest Moon, with lead, for Philadelphia.
Mary Dunn, with sand, for Philadelphia.
Sarah Ann, with iron, for Wilmington.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, Aug. 4.-The follow
Ing DnlRObl tdNtl III ~ JD-hIR nJ3
R. Graves, Hamlet, Mich, !chids,, St. James, and j.
Van Buren,, with coal, for New York.
Sary Camp, with ice, for Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, Aug. 6.-The
WW '. De Witt : hW WITH salt Tt.I for SpfB BALI = left fila last eve evening ~ H.
Gen. Foote, with coal, for Baltimore, and Great
North, with pig iron, for do, leave this evening.
tBy Tsesraph.l
LEwBs, Del, Aug. 4EP: Went ,W to sea, bark
Eureka, for Hamburg brig Courier, for Genoa.
In harbor, steamer Granite State.
Wind S. w. Thermometer, 90.
MEMORANDA.
N. g.. ship Asia, Steckman from Hamburg 25th
May ir Phlladelphia, was spoken I'd inst. by a New
Br. steamer Etna, Lochead, I'm Liverpool, Queeuh-
town, Halifax, and Boston, at New York Sd inst.
Br. steamer Virginia, Andrews, from London for
New York, at Havre 2d ult.
Steamer Lafayette, Rossap, from New York 23d
ult. at Brest Sd inst. for Havre.
steamer Zodiac, Hines, from New Orleans 25th
ult., at New York yesterday.
Steamer George Washington, eager, cleared at
New Orleans both ut. for New York.
Steamer Aries, Wiley, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Steamer ]. S. Green, Vance, hence, at Richmond
% inst.
Steamer Hunter, Harding, hence, at Providence
I'd inst.
Bark Daring, Mcdonald, hence, remained at Ha-
vana Both ult. uncertain.
Br. bark Thomas, Swendsen, for Philadelphia, at
Havana 3Oth ult.
Bark Alice, Erickson, from London 10th June for
Philadelphia, was spoken lst inst, 80 miles east Of
Sandy Hook.
Brig Susan L. Voorhees,, Fulford, hence, at Ma
Brig Lima Hill, hence for Brunswick, Ga, was
spoken 31st ult. OFF Cape Roman.
Ital. brig Messaggiero, Ambrosarie, hence, at Glib
raltar 10Th ult.-not as before.
schr Golden Eagle, Howes, for Philadelphia, cid
schr Trade Wind, hence for Portsmouth, at
Holmes Hole Sd inst. Sailed, all vessels excepting
schrs j. B. Vandusen, Amanda, Mary Price, Trade
Sc6r Samuel R. Sharp, Sharp, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Baltimore Sd inst.
Schr Sunnyside, Parsons, sailed from Richmond
% inst. for Philadelphia via Lower James river.
sailed from Richmond Cd inst.
Schr Rhodena Blew, Healey, hence, at Providence
Schrs Richard Law, Eldred, and Lamartine, But
Ter, for Philadelphia; and Haze, Spencer, for Tren-
ton, sailed from Providence I'd inst.
Schrs William Walton, Hunter; Ocean Wave,
Bryant; James Satterthwait, Kinnie; and j. L. Ma
10y, Russell, hence, at Boston I'd inst.
Schr Almira, Wooley, hence, at Gloucester I'd inst.
schr Anna Barton, Frink, hence, at Somerset Cd
iDs schrs May Munroe, Hlx, from Rockland for Phila-
delphia; Cerro Gordo, Pierson, from Augusta for do.
Eagle, Chase, Harwich for do; Marietta TilGon.
LIST inst. The NJ. Tilton sailed again same afternoon.
Schrs John johnson, Harris, from Providence for
IPhiadelphiai spray' c Merritt tr,m from FTizd asftIoGd for for
New Haven, passed He'll Gate Sd inst.
Schrs Marietta Steelman, Steelman; 8. & E. Cor
son, Brewers; Gov. Burton, Ludlam Althea, Smith
and John Stockham, Price, arrived at Georgetown,
D. O., Cd inst. The M. Steelman cleared again fol-
schrs Glenwood. Dickerson, from BRISTOL Rachael
s. Miller, Jones; and w. II. Bartlett, Bartlett, from
Providence, all for Philadelphia; and Blast, Parker,
from Providence for Trenton, were at anchor 10
Dutch Island harbor 1st inst.
MISCELLANY.
James Alexander, Esq, the agent OF the Cunard
Company In Boston, has received a despatch from
Liverpool stating that the steamer Tarifa did no
sail from Queenstown until Friday, July 20. at 8 p
NJ. She has 26 cabin and 420 steerage passengers
The steamer Samaria was also detained at Queens
town beyond the usual time, and sailed from ther,
July 81, with so cabin and 400 steerage passengers.
Steamer Seminole, formerly a Government vessel
has been purchased by parties in Boston.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
REMOVAL OF THB SEA MARKS AND FIXED LIGHT
IN qHE BALTIC.-The following Official communica
tion, relative TO the removal OF sea marks and tn
eXtinguishment OF all fixed lights in the Baltic b.
the Prussian Government, has been forwarded i
the London Shipping Gazette for publication: -
FOREIGN OFFICE, July 1a, 1S70.-Sir:-I am dlrecte
by Earl Granville TO request that you will acquain
the Lords OF the Of Priyy Council TO
Trade that he has received from the North German
Ambassador q note dated this day, and stating tina
on the north coast OF Germany orders have bee
given to take up the sea marks, to withdraw tn
Ightships, and to eXtinguish the liked lights.
l am, sir, your most obedient servant,
n HAkEMONn