Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-18
BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIA-MONDAY DECEMBER 1s 1865
k to Baltimore, were in Hampton Ro ads, 18th

York to Baltimore, were in Hampton Ro ads, 18th
Schrs Annie V Bergen. for New York. I. A Bar
lingane. for. all from Baltimore, were in Hamp-
ton Roads, 18th inst
Schr Carlton Jayne, from New York for Baltimore,
was in Hampton Roads. 18th inst.
Correspondence Exchange and News Room.l
Fortress Monroe. Dec. l5 1S65.-The stormy weather
OF the past week has served TO hrong the Roads with
large vessels bound IN all directions. Among those
which lay here awaiting opportunity to sail are
the following. viz:
: chr L B Cowperthwaite from Georgetown; to New
schr Julia Pratt from Nansemondi to New Ha-
schr Annie W Collins. from New York; to Wash
Schr Ida A jayne from New York; to Baltimore
schr Lavinia Bell, from New York; to Baltimore
Schr Freewind. from Eastern Shore of Md; to New
York.
Schr Miranda, from -; to New Haven.
Schr Mercina Munson, from Baltimore; to Bed
ford--grsin.
schr Annie Berger, from Baltimore; to New
Sohr Isabella Alberto, from Washington. D C; to
Schr Willow Harp. from -; to Providence
coal
Schr B H Jones from -; to Providence-coal
Schr Carlton Jayne. from New York; to Baltimore
Schr L A Rurlingsme from Baltimore; to -.
Schr Tram Smith: bound up the bay.
Schr louisa Birdsall, from Nansemond: to New
Hsven-oysters;
Schr Lncian Ives, from NanSemond to New Ha-
ven-oysters.
The steamer Louiaburg. which arrived at Aexan-
Ira yesteFd2y With CATTLE sailed this afternoon for
The oil fri cate St Lawrence, which for long time
has been the naval ordnance ship at Norfolk, Va,
has been put out of commission, and her stores trans
'erred to the rlgate Constellation, the future receiv
ing ship on this station. Dominick Lynch, the COM
mander of the St Lawrence. has been ordered to the
philadelphia navy yard on ordnance duty.
Tho steamer Washington Irving is hero awaiting
TO be nut the mail route from Norfolk, Y 4, 70
Newbern, n C, through the canal.
About o'clock P NJ. schr was discovered TO be on
Point light ship. schr was passed about noon to-
day, in the above locality loaded with hay, lin which
ase would probably be from y ew York. bound here)
steamers were sent out to her relief and Mt this writ
ing have appeared in sight. with her in tow.
Arrived to-day-Schr Milton. from Baltimore, with
Schr West Wind, from New Y ork, with forage here
Schr J B Clayton, from Philadelphia. with coal "
Fort Monroe. Dec l5-The following vessels are re-
nor!ed bv pilot boat lnvlncible, Of Baltimore, FROM
Barks Adelaide. FIR Rio de Janeiro: Jane Young
liverpool; Ten Sisters, for st Johns, y F; Jessie
RhyneTs. for Boston; sehr Petrol. (Br(. for Deme
Windsor. n S. all for Baltimore
Bark Canny Scot, (Br), from Belfast. Ireland has
Fortress Monroe, Dec l6-Tbc schr spoken of yes.
terdey on fire near the Nillnughshys Spit light
hip has proved to have been the Georgia Of Balti
more, from New York, bound to Petersburg, Va,wtt
about $50 bales hay lot of stoves and slate. The
,chr was lowed in here by the steamer Winants
and grounded near the bar. During the night tn,
IRE. which had been put out, broke out again, anC
burned sill night. This morning the masts were GU
away. and abe lies perfect wreo K. From the cap
tans statement it appear, she took fire from the gal
ley, and that there no insurance the vessel
hough there may have been some portions of thu
cargo The following vessels arrived here to-day:
Sehr VIM 4 Croker, from New ork forage
Sehr Only Daughter. from New York, forage
Schr John Daily. from Boston.
Schr Eliza Neal from New York.
The schr James Freeman with fish. &c, has arrived
at Norfolk, from Portland, Me.
| Gone to sea-0n the 18th, banks Jane Young, AIDE
ade; brigs Lone Star, Jessie Rhyners. Ten Sisters
l4th schr Petrol, all from Baltimore. before re
ported.
In the bay, bound to Baltimore. barks Nichols
from Bangor; Hero, from New Haven, and brig Rio
from Windsor \ S.