The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-17
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Nor. ship Palmrrston "a mastsl KOlin, from Ham
burg Nov q, with mdse. to l.. Westersaard q CO.
YORK, with mdse. 70 John r. Ohl.
Steamship orman. NckeTson, 4s hours I'm Boston,
with mdse. and passengers to II. Winsor & Co.
BIZ. bark L. G. Bigeow, Corning, 70 days from Got
tenbuTg with iTOL to 0rder-Vessel TO b. Crawford &
r G Ise m s tna ~ SHS 9 spoke bark M Gs6y
Shoals, bark Capital, wateTlogged ana aban-
noned, with helm lashed TO starboard. Experienced
heavy weather the entire passage, with n. r. winds.
Br. brig Elvie allen, Acser, so days from Messua,
with fruit and sulphur to n; Hellings Bro.
SchT Cora Eta, Sleeper, Is days from Darien, Ga,
With timber to j. F. Stockham vessel to Workman
Schr L. c. Hickman, Robinson, days from Sa-
vannah, with mdse. TO captain.
City Ice-boat No. 2, Captain Schellenger from
Ledge Light having towed thereto brgs Glance, for
Bermuds and William Welsh for Havana Brought
up ship PalmerstOn and Dark l.. G. B;gelow Saw the
s m b e RsS S VESSEL bDna SeW% all @ az g
fair wind. Ice all disappeared.
TRADE RESUMED.
We learn from the office OF the Company No. All
Walnut street. that the propellern Shrtver with Pni
freight, left Baltimore at4 4. Nj. yesterday arrived
at ChesapeaEe CITY, at II A. n, en- route for Phla-
dephia via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. They
report the Chesapeake Bay clear Of ice
(By Tslegraph1
Shepherdess left for Philadelphia early yesterday
a. NJ, under sail. Two barks also passed in early,
ana ship at P. M. A bark this A. NJ. anchored
below the Brown, bound up and snip and bark
are coming down tne Bay Brig Herns went 10 sea
at O'Clock to- day.
IN narbor, brig W. Parks, Ledge Lightship, and
five schOoners.
p MA ship, three steamers, bark, and two
bTRs passed out TO- day. Brig Vim. Parks and all the
sclTs in the harbQr went 10 sea at noon,
Wind N. W. Thermometer IS,
NRw YmK, jan l7.-lbis evening the steamer
Buonos Ayree, for Falmouth in going down the Bay
ran into an unknown schr. The steamer had her
foreyard carried away, and the schr had her bow
spirit carried away and her onlwarK stove. The
steamer returned and anchored of Staten Island.
Arrived, steamer City or Merida, from Vera Cruz
! via Havana Among her passengers are Mrs. Anna
! Quesads, wife of the Cuban general.
Steamer Hermann. from Bremen
| SAVANNAH, Jan. l6. - Arrived, brig Caroline e.
| Kelly, from Philadelphia.
| by Cdble)
| QUEENSTOWN, Jan l6.-Steamshp Colorado, from
! New YORK Jan. 4, touched here at A. NJ to-day.
M. on SCnday
| BkEsF Jan. 15.-Steamship Lafayette, from New
| York, Jan. a. arrived at 5 A. NJ. to-day
MISCELLANY.
City Ice-boat No /, Captain Mason left the city
yesterday morning at 4 O'Clock, and proceeding 70
the Horse shoe found it and the Schuylkll full OF
ice which had drifted out or the coVes and or the
fas broke II up, and returned TO the city at 10 A.
M at 1910 retni ned and cleared the horseshoe and
Schuylkin completely OF ice, thus removing all i'm.
pediments to free navigation; returned TO the city
ate i. Nj.
The brig with loss OF mainmast and foretopgalant
ard spoken by schr Victor, at New York, and re-
ported as the Emily f. Fowler, for Philadelphia, IL
probably the BT. brig Emily Conner, Thompson, from
MIX River Jam. PHILADELPHIA.