American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-21

ship John Ray1nel, new, 700 IA IS tons, OF Char
Iic-ton) Eugene c. Wamheri', Liverpool, Uelnchs
Luman
Br. brig Lima, Collins, st. Johns N. F., X. & H. t
Tucker
Garqun Gilbert, MclcDrer lIayrs, l., Cuttings,
Brig Dracut, Smith, Galveston, Texas master.
! Schr. Rio, Ob,r MayagunH, +. K, WV spence & Co
Sch. New York, McKoWan, New Orleans, Via OLE
POINT, master
Schr Mania, johnson. New YortS,J. Manlin.
| SChr VIM f. Washington, Layton, Fred'rg, master
Schr Elijah, TAYLOR, Norfolk and Plymouth, master
| Schr Sarah Vaughan, Powers, EdCntOn, Elizabet
/ CITY aud Ilrrt,Ord, \. g., master
7 SNlED-Suuriay, T. NJ Br brig Lima, Collins
4 for 81. Johns, N. +.
/ ARRIVED.
Brig Sarah Ellen, TAR, - days Portland plaster, t
/ r. r. Matthews Experienced continual gales and head
winds during the plss;tg.. On "Wednesday nlIt last
while Mt anchor of Annapolis, was run aoul Of by
small schooner laden with wood, receiving little or nc
damage but the schooner Capt TAR thinks, must have
sunk with all on board, cries wara heard from her
saving Sc is SINKING and app aling for a7>islncc
which ON account Of violent gale at the time could
not be given, and Afterwards nothing could other
Schr Alicia, Hall, II days I'm Ragged lsand salt 10
w. W. Spence Co, Experienced worry rough pas-
sag, and on the l6t inst, Off Cape HIATT 'ras, cncoun-
tered most terrific gale accompanied with very high
sea, winch continued running for two days. Came into
the Cap'S ON Saturday afternoon, and passed in the
bay bnrque hound up. Saw hrigs Growlcr and jus
tina going out.
Sclr. Michigan, Terry, 3 days I'm New York-assort-
ed cargo. to ]. Mankin.
Srhr. Southcrrr. Baker days fin New York-as-
sorted CARO- 10 W. Roads.
Srhr. Ellen Ann, Graham, fin Richmond, coal, to {.
Pcndcrgast y Son. On WednJ ,day last, encountered
gale IN the bay, in which lost her main boom, and
getting aoul Of vessel had her hulyarks stove in.
night in the ratuyent, schr. Olympia, bound
TO Baltmurc-nut Yet arrived.
Sch Harp, Prince, IS day from Portland, plaster, to
the master.
Schr Watorvillc, Reed, 3 days from New York, bal
last, to master.
SCr BrndOrrc Libby, 10 DAYS from Portland plaster,
TO Kirkland, Chase and Co.
Schr Emily johnson, Sncdiror, from New York as
sorted cargo, u L. Manlln. Sailed Dist ult and since
the Odd, then off Egg larbor has encountered Contn-
uatOn of gales times hcng compelled to lay to for 30
hours or morc the 9th, was blown 300 miles to the
eastward; 10th inst made Smiths Island. During the
passage lost sails b0at sparS sc. and sprung alrak
rendering necessary the constant working ofthe pumps:
Was spoken off Smiths Island ny schr Eliza Hand
Baker, from New York bound to Baltimore, and from
her kindly supplied with sails which enabled the schr
to get into the bay II Is not known To what extent the
cargo injured though is feared considerably Was
tOwnd into port by the steamer Relirfl
Schr Star, Griffin. DAYS from Providence, doncStcs
Srhr Uranus, Phillips, from New York, Via Norfolk,
ballast to The master, Capt p. saw between Sharp'S
Islands and this port twenty six vessels ashore he thinks
all bay craft Of the largest sizc-iUcS not know
the names of any of them.
Steamer Relief Spragu", FIN below (arrvcd Saturday
higi0 saw of Swan Point, ship with bright sides
supposed Bremen vessel
Steamer JcwcSs, Sutton, from Norfolk. Saw moth
ing in the bay bound mp.
II y.
At Brcmcn-Ships Goethe, Honann, I'm Baltimore,
arrived Nov 10Th; Iuisc. Stcrnken, do do Gotta; Atlas
Gcrdes. Barquc LCOntinc Arians, and ship Grace
Brown, Ahorn, do do 2st; and ship Troy, Strges, do
do 26tlI
Ships Powhattan Hayden, and Garonnc. Myers, FIN
Baltimore, in the TeXci 10th ult; and PnlS brig
Dido, Darmcr, from Baltimore via ~ York, do Doth.
Ships Isabella, Briggs, from New York, arrived at
Antwerp 18th ut; and Herman, Welsh, fin Baltimore,
do Dist.
FIR ship Belle Creole, Godrieue from Baltimore for
lnr Inn1t in Tho do 4 I, 1,lf
ship Eutaw, Ford, was ut Rotterdam 9th utmo for
Baltimorc-rcady for sea, wind bound.
Ship Stephen thurman, Conklng, from Baltimore. ar
rived at Whampoa 18th Sept. and sailed again 23d for
Ship Huron, Weeks, from Baltimore arrived at Bel
fast 10Th ut
ship Leopard, ChdS, from Baltimore arrived at the
Ilrvoet 18th ult
Barquc Jas. w. Paige Taylor, and brig Athena, Ry-
der, from Baltimore, arrived at Boston Eth inst.
Brig Tweed, Hands, from Philadelphia, arrived at
Brig EXelina Bandell. Claypool. from Turks Island
ID inst in ballast to j. NJ Bande, is ashore below the
Fort.
Schr Fayetteville. Green from Baltimore arrived at
Wilmington, N. c. 18th inst.
Schr Santiago, Inaraham, from Baltimore for Ply
mouth, arrived at Edgarown l4th inst
Schr John Marshall, Smith, cleared at New York for
Ship ashore. The Norfolk papers Of the 18Th inst
learn that ship is ashore two miles SOuth
of Cape Henry Light House. driven there the night of
this year
SECURE THE SHADOW ERE THE SUBSTANCE FADES.
What can be appropriate or acceptable Christ
mas present than good Daguerrean Portrait Of an cs-
tecmcd friend We perceive that Mr. DAVIS whose
rooms are in Franklin Buildings, ~ Il. corner Of North
and Baltimore Streets (and who by the wav excels in
his proaSsion has received very pretty eases for
Dagu'Teotypes expressly gotten up for Hoivday Pre-
sents and commend his establishment to the favorable
attention Of our readers
WEIGH AND DEGAvAN's Circus. In order to graft
the numerous strangers in the city who are anxious
to witness the magnificent National Drama of nOld
Rough and Ready on this and to morrow evening the
manager has consented TO postpone bringing forward
"MaZeppa" until Wednesday evening. The national
drama of ''Rough and Ready" WILL therefore, be per
formed this evening, and doubtless to an overlooking
house.
THE MUSEUM. The excellent comedy of "Tom Nod
dy's Secre' which received on Saturday evening
with such great satisfaction by a large audience will
be repeated tonight, with the addition of the amusing
farce Of the Mdnight Hour" Between the pieces
Miss Valee will appear in favorite dance. This lady
is one of the most accomplished ddeuse that has p
peared in Baltimore for many years Go and see her
THIRD AND LAST CONCERT OF THE ORrHEAN
FAMILY. The third and last vocal entertainment of
these celebrated yocalist viii take place this evening
at the Saloon Of the Assembly Rooms. There will be
great rush to the Saloon tonight.
SIvoRI's SECOND CONCERT This prince Of violin.
lists will give his second Concert this evening at Cal
vert Hall. He will have the valuable assistance of
Signor De Begins and Miss Julia Ann Nonhall.
MADAME AUGUSTA This celebrated da.sc,pc com
mcnccs an engagement at the Holiday Theatre
this evening.
VAN AMBURG's MENAGERrR. This extensive col
lection Of Wild Animals continues he visited by great
crowds of our citizens The performances in the ring
are of a highly amusing character.