The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-02
ARRIVED THIS MORNING

Steamship Junata, HOxie, days and hours
and 43 passengers TO Philadelphia and southern Mail
steamship Co. Passengers Thomas II. Barker; r.
j. Trsquier; Miss n. Garrison; Mrs. E. Parsons;
James Farrell; James Wright; Thomas Walker; G..
S. Hustled; Emil ThielaHs; John Titus; Rosendo
SocaRe; Jehn Peoples; Mrs. Marian Curtis Felipe
Rodrigues; Don Juan ossaio; Don Carries Estrada,
wife, and three children; Mrs. V. Estrada; Cyras
Don Juan MoRssn; Lorenzo Clesseus; Dr. James
Hall; q. w. b. Hall, wife, and two children; Jacob
NJ. Duncan; L. H. Morris; David Anderson; John
II. Raymond Joseph Mcshane; Patrick Friel; John
Mullgan; John Daley; John Donovan; James Cum
miDgs; Mr. and Mrs. s. V. Devens.
steamship WhirlWnd, Sherman, s6 hours from
Providence, with mdse. 70 D. S. StetsOn d Co.
Steamer j. s. ShTiveT, Webb, 13 hours fFoM Baltl-
mere with mdse and passengers 70 A. Groves, Jr.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, "A AOurs from New York,
with mdse. 70 W. p. Clyde & Co.
Br. bark Express, NckersoA, 70 days from New
castle, Eng. with Indse. to -.
Barkentine Ann Wheaton, Freddie s2 days from
Pernambuco, with sugar to Albert r. Damon.
Brig OTtOan, Lehman, days from Cardenas with
molasses tolsaac Hough MOrris-Vessel to Warren
Brig John Welsh, Jr.. vanselow, days from Car.
denas, with sugar and mOlasses to S. & w. Welsh.
Schr Robert caldwell, Mccormick, days from
SaPua, with sugar to S. 4 W. welsh.
Schr d. b. D6ane We ze, days from Sagua, with
molasEes to s. & ". Welsh.
Schr George Z. Staples. NcGregor 10 days from
Matanzas, with molssses 10 H. W. Bartol-Vessel 70
schT M. A. FisE Fisk, o days from Havana, with
Scbr a. W. McColIey, Hubbard, from Wilmington,
N. c., with lumber 10 W. A. Leverng.
MEMORANDA
Steamer Achilles, COlBuTh, fm Georgetown, d. c.,
arrived az New Haven A. ~. to-day.
Ship Marcia GTeenesf, GtveR, from Liverpool
March 2O with mdse TO PenrOae, Massey Co.
Ship w. j. Hatfield Page, 73 days from Liverpool
via st. Thomas wiki mdse. to Penrose, Massey
Co.
Correspondence y The EUeling 1slsgTGDh
EASrON MCMAHONS BULLETIN.
NBW YORK OFFICE, May l. - barges leave Ia
tow tonight, for Baltimore, Light
BALTIMORK BRANCH OFFIOk, May l. the fol-
lowing barges leave in tow Tonight, eastward
q. n. SaOey, Rud0p ph, James Frazee, Nj. u. Ham
nigen, f. O. King, A. Allison, ;. O. Cerk, w. Ait
house, G. McN a1rey W. walker, ). y. f0meroy,
LiberRtOT M. BARTLETT Kate Mayer, and Vh0mas
MalOney, all with Goa! for New York.
Samuel MOrrsll with csal, for Phliaaelphia
G.. G. Gere aud Hope, tae lstser Tor WhlRingtoht
left with these reported yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA BRAECH OFFICE NAY = neather.
-SpleHdid morning; cerulean SKY last nshs, every
twinkng star developed, indicating ltlul Meather;
in nautical parance, "a Weather-brceeer.' baioMe-
ter, 4'Se A. M, 80 l-20. L. D u
| sfeciaI Despotch % TIE EUenina 1ete0rGph
| HAvRK-pK-GGACE, May z. Ihs following ooan
| n = Nsson with lumber TO II. Croskey 4 Co.
| Samuel Christ with lunOer TO Taylor Belts.
| Vsrona and Pinela. with coal to n. GaWthrop.
| ForeV FOOts with oOal 70 Haas Breniger
r. h PoBtlethWAite, VITA lunher 70 W. B. LlQyd
! & co. IN.