Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
M RiNE JOUR N AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY. December q, 1865.
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Arrived.
Steamship Richmond. Foxwell. from Savannah
to Brandt, Jr.
Steamship Isabella. Wambersie. from New York
Steamer John R Thompson. McKaig. from New
York-mdse to J Shriver.
-mdse to J A Shriver.
Steamer State Of Virginia, Travers. from Richmond
to Brandt, Jr.
NJ Falls.
Steamer Dictator. Landis from Norfolk-to A W
Steamer John shriver, Dennis. from Philadel-
phia-mdse to j A Shriver.
Bark Hero, Shaw, from New Haven-ballast to
schr Mary somers, somers, from Fort Monroe
aa,Schr Brunette, -, from Norfok-shngles to P
Clements.
Steamer State of Maryland, Travers Richmond
Brandt, Jr.
Steamer Thomas Kelso, Russell, Norfolk-M N
Falls.
Steamer Dictator, Lands. Norfolk-A W Shaw.
Steamer John Shriver, Dennis. Philadelphia
Ship Mary Raymond. (Br) Cork, for orders-C A
Berry.
schr Loon, Edmondson. Hog Island-M Mitch
=, schr Clara Belle, Applegarth. Fort Monroe-J L
Steamship Mets, New York.
Cleared for Baltimore.
Steamship Sea Gull. Fish. cleared at New York
' Arrived from Baltimore.
Steamship VIM Kennedy, Hallett, hence at Boston,
Goth inst.
Memoranda.
Steamship Richmond, Foxwell, sailed from sa-
a. 10 ~ Sd Ps Ior adInG From
nah at 10 A NJ, 18th inst. for Baltimore.
Ships Duchess D'Orleans Susan Fitzgerald and
bark George Henry, were discharging at Iquique,
The "Simonds." Hetherington, entered outward at
Liverpool Sth inst. for Baltimore.
Clas Williams THOMPSON.
schr James Price. Denman. sailed from Havana
Schr War Eagle, kellogg, from Philadelphia for
Providence. was at Newcastle, Del, 18TH
by telegraph to News Room.l
Brig Catherine Nichols, Philbrook hence for Bos-
ton capsized off Cape Cod Fifteen of her were
Long Branch. n J, Dec 21-A large coal laden schr
is totally wrecked here two of crew saved. Another
Sandy Hook 10 4 M-French brig Prosper, of Bor-
deaux. is dragging ashore inside the Hook: wood
laden schr, beating to pieces against the dock.
Bark Enrique, from Buenos Ayres, is ashore under
lee of Fort Hamilton the Sandy Hook schr Twilight.
the Hook: French brig Prosper is broadside on the
beach, sea breaking clean over her,,
Long Branch-Schr James Crandle, of Fall river
Eveline Hickey, of Philadelphia to Pawtucket,
goee to pieces Captains wife and two men lost.
Correspondence Merchants News Room.l
from GEORGETOWN. bound to New York with coal, was
run into last night, off Back river by the mail steam
er Adelaide, and although considerably damaged,
but sunk shortly afterwards She can be easily raised
as she lays in only feet of water-high tide; e of
th saedf6e Steamship an o is for
New York; freight &c from New Orleans; coaled at
Schr Adeiiza sails this afternoon for Wcomoko
river. to load with wood for New York:
The following vessels were spoken off Cape Henry,
yesterday afternoon. by the Revenue steam cutter
Bark Queen Victoria. OBJ, from Liverpool. bound
The bark Welkin, (Br), from Liverpool, bound to
CITY Point, with salt.
The bark Potosi, (Br) Fowler. master, from Carr-
Taboo, Chilli with copper and copper ore; bound to
The British bark Welkin, which arrived here this
morning, from Liverpool bound to City Point,
ports having passed at sea the wreck Of steamer in
long a. and lat IS 50. portion of the cargo of the
Cape Henry, was sold day at Norfolk, Va, under
the direction of the Board of Underwriters part of
which consisted Of lot of brandy the duty which
amounts to $4,000
Heavy GaIe-Marine Disaster.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-A heavy gale commenced
here at 6 o'clock this morning. A schooner laden
with wood drove in against the wharf at Sandy Hook
and was wrecked. The crew were saved by jumping
from the rigging.
The French brig Prosper, of Bordeaux, is dragging
ashore inside the Hook and humping heavily. A
large schooner is ashore near Long Branch and is
lOldl 1WU VI crew nave Deeu SdVeu WHO
report that the vessel left New York yesterday with
cargo of COAL outward bound, with a crew of five
men. The last seen of the captain and his wife and
the balance of the they clinging to spar.
Another schooner is ashore at Greenpoint. She
appears to be full of water.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-The schooner Twilight, Cap
tain Price. from Virginia, with wood bound to New
York, is ashore at Long Branch, and will prove
total loss.
The French brig Prosper lies on her side on the
beach, and the is making a clean breach over her.
She lies on bar about thousand yards from the
main shore, opposite East Beacon. inside the Hook.
No communication can be had with her.
Fort HAMILTON, Dec. 21.-The bark Evergreen,
from Buenos Ayres is ashore under the lee of the
fort.
Nothing of interest has occurred in the
Fenian imbrogo which remains the same as last re-
ported