Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

Arrived.
Steamer Adelaide Cannon. from Norfolk-to M
Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, from New York
Bremen ship johanna Wilhelmine Thurman, from
Bremen, AZ days-mdse and 355 passengers to f L
Brauns & Co-had bad weather and heavy westerly
Bark May Queen Brown. from Rio Janeiro, Octo-
Der l9th-coffeeto Thomas Pierce-reports U sloop
reports November 4th lat 10 s. long "a 49, sgnalized
bark Paladin. rom Baltimore to Bahia, which had
Just carried away maintopsa yard in squall; 18th,
lat 80 N, long p, saw bark running for Bermuda,
n e and foretopsa carried away sOth lat
81 A. long Ne eE g of Newport
and broken spars
Br Bark st Lawrence, Mcleod, from Demarara. 80
Br Bark Spirit Of Trade, sampson, IS days from
Liyerpool-salt to F L Brauns & Co.
lumber. laths. and shingles to Kelsey 4 Gray.
Brig 0hama. Robinson from st. John, n Blum
Brig ( II Crowley, Drisko, from St John, N B.
schr Josiah Whiteholse, Jones, from Boston-bal-
last to Kelsey & Gray-ost foretopmast.
Schr VIM L Burroughs before reported in Hamp-
ton Roads, in distress for repairs-to James Carey
Schr G NJ Partridge, Dorr, from Bangor-to Kelsey
sshr D, v Sanders, Mott, from New York-suudries
10 i'0'' q A'0"' Cleared.
Steamship Sea Gull, Fish, New York-S Blaisdell,
Steamer Adelaide Cannon Norfolk-M N Falls.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, from Norfolk
steamer Fanny Cadwallader Cundif New York
j a Shriyer.
Steamer John S Shriver Dennis, from Philadel-
schr Helen Mar Wines, New York-Rose 4 Lyon.
,schr A Johnson, Culver New York-Phillips y
Sailed sunday.
Steamer Richmond, ssvannah-Carroll Il Metis,
New York.
Steamship Worcester, Wiley, hence for Liverpool
put back Sunday on account of slight Management
days, and the steamer again sail for her destination
r Evans, pilot OF the Worcester reports off James
Point bark St; Lawrence fromyDemarara. an Eng
ish full rugged brig, and hermaphodie brig, show
ing hurgee, but could not make it out
schr Sallie Mears. Lewis before reported at quar-
antne, from Maaga-to Morton & Sons-fruit
to Dix Steiner.
BIZ Brig Ravenswhee from Malaga-to Dix &
Steiner.
Memoranda.
Br schr Gladiator, Westhaven, hence at Halifax I'd
instant.
Correspondence Exchange and News Rooml
Fortress Monroe, Dec. 8, 1S65.-The Br bark Camp
sie from Baltimore, sailed to-day for Liverpool Eng
1t will remembered that the crew of this bark mutt
med some ten days SINCE and refused to go to in
her after being paid the usual advance in Baltimore
Jail at Norfolk. The captain of the Campsie yester-
Jay afternoon obtained new crew at Norfolk, and
spirit by another vessel running into her. sailed this
morning.
The pilot boat Pride, which has been used by the
Virginia Association of Pilots. since their organiza
lion about three months ago. was sold yesterday at
Norfolk, Va, to parties who intend using her for
8@ar purpose at charleston y c for tho sum of
The weather, which was cIoar, yesterday and the
STepart of to-day, at clouded over with every
prospect of continuance Of the bad weather which
has sgnalized the opening of this, the first winter
month. The wind is about E. and L f to-day
ana Indications Ssss sse1 ram q. rvrt
Brig Mariwa, bound to Texas, and the following
schr Northern Nor Light light, ready to sail.
Sohr J l Newton, diseharging cargo.
Schr Wild Pigeon, discharging cargo.
Schr Mary K Somers, coal to quartermaster
Sehr Lewis milford, awaiting orders of quarter
Schr Swan wood for quartermaster.
Schr gettysburg. corn stores for quartermsster.
Scnr Harriet Rogers. coal for quartermaster.
Schr George Washington, forage TO quartermaster
Schr Rhodea Blew, awaiting orders of quarter
Schr James Henry. coal for quartermaster.
Schr Jessie Leach. coal for quartermaster.
schr N Vance y, coal for epartermr1a9ster.
Schr Mary H Banks, coal to 5 Quartermaster.
Sehr Burrows e Sn, t. T0 9aaIssrmaster
Schr Adeliza, for Richmond forage to quarter
master
schr Americas, for Richmond, straw to quarter
schr Annie NJ Edwards, Richmond, coal to quarter
master
Fort Monroe, December l0-The Italian bark Chris
topher Columbus sailed to-day for Venice with to-
bacco.
Arrived.
Schr NJ Lee from New York, forage to U S Quar-
termaster.
Schr D McCarty, from New York forage to S
Quartermaster.
schr Francis Edwards from Philadelphia coal to
SQuartermaSter.
A large number of vessels this morning, taking ad-
vantage of the reappearance of fine weather, set sail
thls morning and proceeded Stewards. The wind
however is still northeast and at this writing the in
dlcatlons OF good weather are not very promising.
A large meeting of the oystermen of Virginia was
held in Norfolk yesterday for the purpose of taking
measures to secure revision of the laws of the State
regulating the trade. committee was appointed
with Captain Henry Fitzgerald as president to visit
Richmond for this purpose The cuase of the action
Of the oystermen it seems, has originated in the al
logged tresspass upon the monopoly and the rights
which belong to them alone but which of late and
during the war; have been shared by the oystermen
of other States. W.
By telegraph to News ROOM
New York-Arrived December 18th, steamer Fall
con, Aldrich-from Baltimore.