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Aadrtss Co Che PresiAens.

NEW YORK, April S.-The committee ap-
pointed at the Wall st. meeting OF Monday,
% make arrangements for public celebra-
fdoI1, met ct the custom Collector
Draper In the chair. The following ad-
dress and accompanying resolutions we're
adopted: a11 a a
i7s ADDRESS 10 THE PRrsrDErr.
m eiIiseNs Of Nesc York TO Abraham Lin-
coln, President of the Unsted States;
With devout hankfulness to Almighty
God for the gracious protection he has
yopchsafed as a. nation, during the perils
! and conflicts Of the civil war, We desire to
acknowledge His nercifdl goodness and
foipin In teverence for His holy name. In
.3h9 oopadsnt belief that the measure will
s. ia accordance with the principles which
hare guided your c6unsels in the execution
81 the great trust committed to your hands,
- respectfully request that = day he des..
s1gnated tn your good lime. which may be
80 apart, when the whole people may be
saisvited 10 assemble aud meet together to
offer praises and thanksgivfngs for the
brilliant successee, which, under Divine
Providence, have been secured to rs by the
persistent energy. sagscity aud fidelity of
s<sovefnment, and by skill, intrepidity and
/ self -sacri6cing devotion OF the army and
navy, engaged lin maintaining honor, and
~ preserving the life 81 thst naaions for the
i countless blessings we enjoy under the be-
o nigp influence Of nee institutions, and for
ii ~ ,s,e 49, ,,-.,,ss.s,,,. snS h.,,r r.s
% N even more prospesGas sno anappyy
county; ana we remain eyer memo ana
asalov ,ei'a'feps. 90 ssi Il, .s,.l,
lad, apE, .rs1 RseotgTloNs: Ssr..s,'.. So. =
saaf laesOlCed, That tie addree1 be duly
automatically with dgn1tures 81 the DOM.
nsmittee Of AryenGemsqn,, and such other
3 seiisSps ~ may deeire 20 unite Ii this trib;
,d uto Of grQtAf0l duty, aud Eanamit 70 the
ID Preoident. .Issa4 Eel. CO., -.
III sdDeeolved, That the people ~ ..New York
are fliled with admiration q the splendid
sh coanhlnatinn sands daring bravery which
Is Aaa InaEksd the, movements, OF conficts in
e IL battle. fialas ,of xirsinis. Gspss.s and
II 1ith Maj. Gen. 6hsrman, and he, g9ldiers
osand. officers under his oopmSnd, dxys COW
esscd themselves and tie 4 ms1ic y. people
il ssaRssolusd. That white m th1 cDiaina nding
j sesastals who have horne tie national col
szoIs over fields Of victory, deserve, and viii
8 1rsoeive the plandin Of : grateful people,
az their names viii ahine out with ildSire,
acour hearts are full and orr eyes snnnied
with joy whenever We utter the name Of
It sheridan, tie soldier; the successful leader
~ Yky~~,-
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WEEKLY HAWKEYE oo.s1 ~ r<z.-1-44--~
specials to New York Papers.

------- -
Specials to New York Papers.
Nrw yopx nr;,1,-Tha worlrs ar
nv Of the Potomac Observation-Disclosures n, detail
mo tha n",.,,;t ~ T.a 20 s.m p T.t;nr NEAR
Paad,s az Et..;on Nj, ~ ssy. ua afler an
other a,sv s Of arc;famant MT and Success. we
nave few miles more Of the enemys ta SOL.
e....sn y I. u.asen ..J - n,er.
,.;s;as s L:1s.ans sYpsus' az A~,o,nns 3
to- T,h. - a,.esovheS stson~ 1aIf.sfncEed
80. enS thn,, - .,.tic;rSts1 iatormin.
~ ss;. .u ...0.sn t.,.S ts,.,,. lii nttIa
tronh,s tncee W. III, .lI that e v.s in them.
ion. an55 20 o.f;tSe. " rpe ensmv then fsil
,on, ian1 csupEee. nno eney n suou i1a1
l ana to9z poa1loa. ,i near a.;rSnr -
~ 10y .lft1 ~ .S ss.s. ..ss..s. cTsc.4.
saS usy, ~ ".nstsau.Ie .hGo5e 9.,,s - - u
~ t1s ~, e. e ~ 800 xstSi
ti,:ses so ont 81. v rS thro,,s cnr 1,nsS hnt
t9t4es ;als VIZ tntoukn ~ .l ~. ~
alMays with such taI effects 70 himself
ND = .s,sa ~ W. ssnt ov 81 ~
sH ,h s,d ia ~sttont t4nSia Previons.
y tasy bad !. !. si 8. as u yhieh Ger:
~. II: :. ~ 49, ~. ~ ..;si
sn' ,o., ws,, s,.sr t n.s 9, oPtn s s1 liz
sn: - .oas sincs T.h!su g. !no .nan. ms
~ sw,s wcnId ,,n s,.n SDl = '1lo
!" Another J Worsg sc Correspondent. writing
t5om Burkesyilie 7th, says Yesterday
shsrlasn discovered iorce q the e1emy
an4 = !!nsTgS Ms84anr tlsln RgsSnlng pnsny
nnsbed sSasd IA tfoons and Hunes the s..
envy + strong posditai6n isom g Which they
A13 aItet. nsIG Mn8nEne saoy
1 2ack % aIsGflss 9s s1as,a
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Gold.

New York, April Hottie Commercial
says the surrender Of Lee has caused con.
siderable excitement In the gold market,
went up 70 il45A. r1all9i6ff HI z,
The steamer Fulton from Port Royal
7tb, has arrived, She brings no news. 8,
Every thing is progressing finely at Sa-
vannah aud Charleston. The condition Of
the people Is vastly improved. The sani-
tarv measures for the summer have al.
ready been inaugurated. ~
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From Richmond.

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-Reliable infor-
nation has been received from q gentle
man who left Richmond yesterday, that
Gen. Shepley, by order Of the President,
has given safe conduct to Senator Hunter
70 come and go from that city, He is sup
posed to he on his estate In Essex county,
SO miles from Richmond.
There were no prayers offered in the
churches yesterday for the President, and
OF course none for the Southern Confeder-
acy. The citizens generally regard the
war as over, and further resistance there
fore a. unwise.
The Richmond Wing Of Saturday says
the statement that there would be meet
ing last evening Of such members Of the
virginia Legislature a. still remained In
the city WAS notstrictly correct.
There WAS no meeting Of the Legislators
or others. but simply an informal oo1fer-
ence and consultation of private individu-
ais, among whom were members Of the
legislature. The motive OF these gentle
men coming together was to hear from
y ddge Campbell, terms upon which Pxesi-
dent lincoln had expressed himself ~
Wiling that Virginia might return TO the
vid J: Barry, Nathaniel p. Tyler and ii.
w. Thomas were appointed . committee
to inform tina legislatureand Gov. Smith Of
President Iinooln's terms and Judge
Campbell was requested TO accompany the
committee who were to leave the ely 90
soon as passports could be procured. It
was said to- be probable that they would
state our understanding 0f President LIN
coins terms, as our Information 0nstkAt
head ID not ,ofiirialss The only tnfosmstiom
received in, Washington, Of the Preeidept'4
gssoRosisi9n II that II wes 81 very HPffi
AdrnffaF Pdstsfi reported 10 ths Navty9
Department. bin recent recenpoissapee .d4
James RiysE.I Qntbeing satisfied that tiS
rebels were about to evaCdat0 Richmond,
he ptOceeded to 4enioNei the obatauctaoAe
In the srisef, and sHucce4dedii In ;gettiRg| y
channel lhrQHghe them, and acoompentS4
the President 70 the city, where ~ found
the rebel rams and guh6oats Ill 'bloWu up,
except an unfinished ram, athe Texaa, and
1mq Kuutnt, the, beaufort. ed 51s,, !. !.
The following vessels were destroYed::,
Virginia flag snip with g1ny ifon.clad;
Richmond. guns iron clad; Fredslicka.
burg, 4 guns ifon.Olad; Nansemopd, q guns;
wooden ship Hampton, 2 guns; wooden
ship, Roanoke, ! gun; and wooden tor.
these may BE raised. The Texaa and Be4u.
tort he has tax en- for our uses s..g .lsss4., :,
& The Tredegar Works and Naval Ord
nance department were unchanged.
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN

BY authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed tho General Sub.
scription Agency for the sale Of United states
Treasury Notes, bearing seven and thTee-tsotas
Per csn& Interest, pr annum, known q ths
SEvEn-TnlRTY LOAN.
TheseNoees ase issued under date Of June 18th;
1856, and are payable three years nom that tine,
in currency, or are convertible ct the option q
the holder Into
U. =. $50 SIX PER CENT.
COLLABORATING BONDS.
These bondsars now worth premium whi1h
increases Tho actual prodt On the ~ loan. aad
it, exemption from ssa,s ana rs.sse.tpas sazaaos.
adds,nor one q Arse pr csnk mare. aooordingto
the rate lsvied on other property. The Interest
i payable substantially b coupons att4ashsd
to each note. which may b cut OF and sodto
any o''nA os onAst.fs LTsy> ana aojsailo
/. The interest amounts 70 .flsts..s-s.t,.,
one esnt Per aay ~ q $50 $3.50,
1--WE esnsst" - 81 geleo 4 '.ar
al N 2. y. :" f.l esse .gflt
81 - .! .ais.rro - 80 olooo III
On 10 90 saE e. ssoSooo Is. seo
Notes 81 III the dsnorninasions n.a.sa wulbe
promptly furniahsd upon receipt 81 saasssp-
tion., and the notes forwarded d onp&. 1hsia-
.trs.. . e lsta Ja ,' nsrs Il yi paid
This = 0'41 S7t@51' 9fssso
.5'nls ysh.
THU OILY Loan II nARKIT
now e6srad ~ the Gcysrnnsnf, and y . conn.
dset'y Sssssd That ~ aapss Etsx 81
vialnalEsis tasssr vol. nsfw ssvlssnssaf
ehEA P0PUkk an LOAN OF TIE PEOPLE
Len ,haa ssooo oQ Of tic I, e.sa aasSSssaby
ths last Congress are nov o. 9Ss ~ 81. This
snsasnt. at he sats 4 With Il 9 bang ohoeb-
sdwtl a,lbesnhseribsd f. within fqprinontha.
whsa the nptssfwM undosbtedlx eolnpapd .
Dqsminin. hes uniformly besa, thsess, %
elu6ing tAssniiseriptflms "a aehsr loaAA On.
2 In order tlaas citizens 81 sSuy town a.A0e-
ton d the oountzy may - a1l,edsd hdniii1 soe
taxing the Man.a Tie National DanhH state
Banks, and Private Bankers thoashoatS The
country have generally asrSsd u receive sub.
scriptions ct par. subscribers WI select their
own agents. In wheznsthsy have confidence. and
who only ne 70 be responsible for the delivery
Of the notes for which thev receive ordefs.
n.s i5e3=l' W. JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent Philadelphia.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL N RECEIVED II nm
FIRST RATIONAL BANK Of BURLINGTON.
NATIONAL STATE BANK .,9 q. sl4io
( afr5-dAwis ttllMay1S g .fs9fEo3 $50 Of
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GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION
NJ nun ps,sr5tts. pr; ,ansa, .sa,
Watshss, Chains, lssksts, 1rseslsts. cold
Pens, o.; g. iia iss;sR
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Sini MANUFACTURING JEWEI1Ess.
- eos Bso0Cls3oN, Ne,g York.

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10, be o0!0 At ONE UOlA14Ah eAc4e without 70,
gard to value. and not 70 be paid 10f until y0o
Know what you ere % roCoeoes o1o0Oe tQbokept
iuAlees you alo perfectly aattsned.
IL AplepdJd ~ of Wtiolss 10 1e add for 81 each
10 G0ad Huntans cased. Watchs -. aloo eac,,
s fsSi.s J;i ..s, az 0n
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TORONTO, April 10.-The raiders were
brought before the Court this morning,
and all discharged except Young, who was
committed for trial. '9e
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= Up {aias ~ 7stts3 hae 8tepaa $50
-
s9itssfia III 9aHa eh s9ei lt1T ,s.a9
atiaEf a7h 2sgd 4jag ys;ssisEas 4ss3js5t III
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.,'is s's' 1871 s5'a ,golT tfrsa sS4,s stg
s9s''as g 100 asq 10 iiuas1iyla a,1xA ~.
'cddeojs soi aul.ia ytsa5.t y,4g
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STlHE NINTH NATIONAL BANK

fTlHE NINTH NATIONAL BANK
49,. .T 81 : Of I'M crrY o. xrw Yonr. sad
JsuQ CAPITAL d, eoe, eco PAID m.
AID sRzc1AI. Aelnr 1oH JAY COOK; SUE
scRIPr1oN AoxNTs ,:,easa
WIN deliver $50 Hetss, Frs It stafgs. By
express. n III parts OF the country, spo receive
In payment Checks on New Yofk. Philadelphia,
aud Rpston, current bills. and III I'VE H. cent.
interest notes. With tntsress to date OF Snbsczip.
ten 0soEas ssns 81 maj! VIZ ~ BE promptly
) THIS bank receives the ACCOUNTS of Badfs ana
Banksfs on YAvoiabie t5fins; alsoo hidiViduals
keepang New York aoooantaeyss vhasr
~ THRILL. Casaasrtba Wi 0Rvas,H ses't.
ssf SnakchA-dAW2un gjd1aqia Ssx1f,a,
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EssFss i3EsfiiiN E11i, 10TH ,.IgF7 IE-ae95 .-.
IS. $500. ga 1pgk N9as0s
As#f's ssestass s,-4g-sssss AZ
: - ~ wy q aft99s3 h aesa sa
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hopelesSuees Of futhAr resistance on the
snaff 81 Norfhern VirIinia.- I reenect vour
desire to avoid useless effusion al blood,
'asd therefore. before i considering your
prOuceition. san d., terms YOU viii offsri
,oncondition 81 its surrandef.s 30, ;'i'' .
d dis sss- i.'i - h &. I.s. General.
I.ieue. Gen, u a. Grant. .commandinr If.
i smies Of u. g. $500 -, - 80, 77sI
"a 49,, ag,aas 1y..1nsr, .,,.,,, 80, ~ 2
= S1' IS. =. s.; 100 ias
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So vn 49, u..... 70 49,,
~ .ae 1ru.y ~ 18th 81
,hnt - s;n share +.
snat peace BENG my mr.. oesas ele.s ~ :.
~. Va ~ .H.c,,.i
ifiad far - ms 81 H., nysSs ssnin aasi1st The
j;nvArnnent Sf fhel lIJnifed Staieo. until
nrtjperlW a4,.h Snred. II wiz meet YOU. or.
deSfunital officers "a sY,neet anv ofYacers YOU,
NAV mind fiJf tho a mo purpose, ct any
NniHHt arreea l,Ie "a ee1n / fa,r the purpose 81
arraneine defInitely. the terms upon which.
the surrender ofths army of Northern yir-,
finia viii Is rscefvta.9 Very ysspectfnlly
YOUR ohst servst! = lisiU. g. sGRANr. aeris
Ell GEM Consd'e arntes Of q. 8.
10 All eysIoeL cr.,.p = tFtScAsVAd NJ :
l.te a,,r ~ ~; 4 ~ .aav "A answer 70
niue SOY 81 9es,er Az " ala not intend to
nrsthern Viscs,Sis mt II IN thS terms Of
ronr nrnnntsftH,, - ~ Il ran "a, not
fhinf ths emafGencv has arssVer q can for
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! sqal aeA Pen, silver &c and
He0C1l....,... " . |. u. ...........
400 PENS, Cold ChDo and. Pencil.
1000 Cola PeaS, .0old.mounted
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04
WEEKLY REVIEW OF MARKETS.,


Repored and carefully revised every neck for the Bal
tiaore DaIy COMMERCIAL
ALCOHOli.-There have been no sales this week
so far as we have heard but in the absence of trans
actions we quote it nominal at Si.50a4.56 q gallon for
ASHES.-We continue to quote Pot at 81 T5a7 ST.,
and Pearl at S.Sl, but there is very little doing in
them.
BEEsWAX.- Beeswax is steady at 47a5o cts for
Southern Yellow.
BARK.-Quercitron Bark is nominal at S25a26 for
No J. and SD q ton for No =, but there is very little
inquiry for it, and we hear of no sales.
BREAD.-Bread is unchanged in price, and we
quote before viz Navy at ~ cts Pilot at cts and
Water Crackers at cts o tb. The market this week
has been very quiet.
C0FFEE.-There has been very little doing in
Gomez inns week, the total sales not exceeding 200
paSs no at from 70 to ~ cts gold. This market.
although quiet has through the week been steady and
mrm ana prices have not varied since the opening
We quote to-day follows viz: Rio at 19a201a cts
gold for common to fair and 2a22 cts gold for good
to prime; Laguayra at 32z3a35 cts currency and Java
at 4oa39 cts currency The stock the LIST inst
reported to be 5000 bags in first hands and $500 bags
IN second hands--total II, 500 bags
VEST ~ oENulhere has been very little doing this
,nost III GoItoh and the market for il has for the
most IN part been heavy well as dull Prices declin
f ma.eray during the early part of the week but
on last Fridays rates We quote 10 dav r" o cts
ordpsy 70 e eI ;o lor o ordinary 50 cts good
I1itng, and Gulf at cent u more for sr ior
above ordinary. 1 siaues
CANDLES.-Candles continue in light supnIv h,,.
the market for them is dull, and Adamantine's ave
lower in price We quote Adamantine at 27a27S ct
for short and @a30 cts for full weight Sperm at 4Os
Al cts. and Patent Wax at 55a58 cts 2 ID.
C0ALCumberland Coal is still selling at 81 ru1
of mine. and 81 so q ton for lump free board Lo
Gust Point; There is a good demand for il at thes
to dealers at 80 and at retail delivered at
C0PPER.-Thereis nothing doing in Refined In
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BARNUM'S HOTEL,

AN Irish paper announces the departure
for America of young woman, native of the county
Meath, who is six feet four inches HIGH although her
age is only seventeen years. She is described as hay
ing grace and elasticity in her gait unusual in one
other great altitude and her friends believe that she
will grow still taller.
Mr.. Bowles of the Springfield Republican
gives this advice: Those who would visit the Pacific
States under the most favorable circumstance for
seeing all their natural beauty and studying all their
improved resources. would do best to come around
by sea in February, and go home overland in Septem
Der or October
"A party of young men, while digging for
roots some miles north of Vincennes, Indiana, dis
covered old leather SACK containing 81 900 in gold
and $500 in silver 1t is supposed to have been con-
cealed ere by an old man named Jones, who was
sentenced to the pententary some Is years ago. for
robbery.
The life of the Earl of Strathmore who
recently died in England was insured to the amount
of about a million of dollars
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

To Washington, by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
8.45 and $40 A. NJ, and go and 800 p. NJ Sunday
trains at 430 and S.45 A. NJ, and 40 P. NJ.
To Philadelphia and New York. by Baltimore
Philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad Depot Presi-
dent sreet-S25 and $40 A. NJ. and 1l0 40 635 and
9.25 P. NJ. Sunday trains for New York $50 p. NJ
and for Philadelphia 925 P NJ
To Harrisburg and the West, by Northern Central
Railroad, Depot corner Calvert and Franklin street
800 A. NJ. and $50, 500 and 1000 P. NJ.
=, To Parkton by Northern Central Railroads.&c. A.
= To Frederick by Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.&c.
PM.
To Ellicotts Mills by Baltimore and Ohio R R-6.2O
and 10 A. NJ, and P. NJ.
To Salisbury by Phila. Wilmington and Bait. R
y To Doyer, Del, by Phila.. Wilmington and Bait. R
:, To Wheeling and Parkersburg by Bait. and Ohio R
Rdaily mail SIS A. NJ. Except Sunday: Cincinnati
Express daily (including Sunday, P. NJ; St. Louis
Express, daily Except Saturday.. $40 p. NJ.
To Westminster and Union Bridge by Western
Maryland r R-920 A. NJ. and $50 and 500 P. NJ.
To Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and Richmond by
Bay Line Union Dock, and New Line, Spears wharf,
daily at 800 p. NJ.
To Cambridge, Oxford and Dover Bridge Eastern
Shore-.-every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by
Individual Enterprise Steamers Light street Wharf
To Annapolis by Bait. and Ohio and Annapolis and
Elkridge Railroad. Depot Camden street-7.05, S.45
A. M. and 40 P: NJ, and by Individual Enterprise
Steamer from pier at foot of Camden street, every
A. NJ.
For further information see advertisement of Rail-
roads and Steamboats, in another part of this paper.
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BALTIMORE DAILY C0MMERCIALSATURDAY NOVEMBER 1865

cts; and fancy yellow from IS to % cts. Of Ohio
Tobacco there have been sales this week of about
200 hhds at full rates. This description closes
steady at the following quotations, viz inferior
to good common 5aS cts: brown and spangled
9al22 cts good and fine red and spang 4al cts and
fine yellow and fancy 20 cts, and upwards. In Ken
lucky Tobacco the operations have been quite limi-
ted but prices have been maintained and the quota
lions still follows viz: for frosty Tugs 612a
cts; good to fair Tugs 7%aS% cts; common to fair
leaf 9al2 cts good do at la6 cts; and fine select do
at lSa2S cts q b..
TALLOW.-.We continue to quote Tallow at 17a171@
cents but we hear Of no sales.
TIN AND LEAD.-Tin Plate is still selling for l.
e. llxl4 at Sl5 So and for X 10xl4 at $3.50 p box.
but Lead has advanced and we quote Pig at II
cts Bar at II cts. and Sheet and Pipe at 10 cts ~
WOOL.-Wool is very quiet but prices are generally
washed at 40ai2 cts; pulled at 40a0 cts; tub washed
at 6Oa63 cts; common fleece at 50a55 cts; and fine do
at 55a65 cts q ID.
WHISKY-There have been sales this week of
some 400 to 500 bbls Western Whisky at 1886. and
reSaes of small lots at S237a23S, and we quote his
ky as closing steady at 1886 for round lots.
FREIGHTS.-There have been no new Freight en-
gagements made this week to England OF the CONT
far as have heard, but rates unchanged
and we quote as before viz: to Holland for tobacco
25s.; to ireland grain at Cd in shippers bags to
tobacco % to 30s for bark and cotton at Id in steam
en- and I'D in sailing vessels. The rates for petroleum
are IS to Liverpool, and 6s to the Continent Coal
freights moderately active, but vessels are less
plenty and rates rather higher W quote as fol-
lows viz: S3a3. Is to New York and vicinity S315 to
Providence, New Haven and New Bedford; and to
Boston, 81 is asked.
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M ARiNE jOUR N AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY. November 8, 1865.
arrival

FRIDAY. November 8, 1865.
Arrived.
;, Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from Norfolk-to M
Steamer James Brady, Lands, from Norfolk-to
W Shaw.
Steamer Lancaster, Tomlinson, from Havre de
Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, from New York
mdse to J A Shriver.
Steamer Henry l.. Cav, Her, from Philadelphia
Sehr Rebecca, Smith, from New York-copper ore
Schr Orvetta, Hauseman, from Ncwburg, Y-to
Kelsey x Gray; lumber to -.
Cleared.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Norfolk-M Falls.
Steamer James L Brady, Lands, Norfolk-A W
Shaw.
Steamer Lancaster, Tominson, Havre dc Grace-J
Taylor.
., Steamer Wenonah, Dawes, Fredericksburg-J J
Taylor.
Steamer George Wecms, Kirwan, Patuxcnt river
Steamer Octorara mclaughlin, New York; A
Shriver.
Steamer Henry L Cav, Her, Philadelphia A
Steamship Falcon, Aldrich, New York-s Blais-
dell, IT.
Brig James Carey Coale, OLeary, NOTWITHSTANDING
j AhrenS.
Brig Martha Washington, Blanchard, Providence
Brig John Freeman, Loring, Boston-Jas Boyce.
Schr MarSon Rogers, Watts, New Iork-Rose y
Schr yesta Marshall Georgetown, D CD SUIT
Schr General 5 fan.liet Wright, Newbern, N c.
NJ Hcslen.
Sailed.
Brig John Freeman, Boston.
Brig Martha Washington, Providence.
Br bark Norwegian, Panama, in tow of the Mary
Shaw.
Arrived from Baltimore.
Brig NJ Tinker, Barnard. hence for Boston, at
Holmes Hole Slst ult
Brig Tangent, Chandler hence at Gloucester, Mass,
2Sth ut
Sehr Edna HARDWOOD, HARDWOOD, hence, at Boston
LIST instant.
BY Telegraph 10 Baltimore News Room.
Brig Orison Adams, Rauloff, from Matanzas for
Baltimore, fallen in with Goth ultimo in lat 2o0
% long. SO ~ with foremast maintOpmast and jib
boom carried away. The crew went on board the
British brig Blue Wave. Same day, p. NJ, Supposed
"Orison Adams, y seen on fire.
Memoranda.
Bark Manitou, North, cleared at Philadelphia LIST
inst for Sagua.
Prussian ship Arnold. Beninger, Steenken, from
Rotterdam arrived at New York I'd inst.
Reported for the Baltimore Daily COMMERCIAL
FORT MONROE, Nov. 2, 1865.
Arrived.
The steamship Costa Rica is still in Norfolk recev
ing the freight of the North Star for New Orleans.
They will take the three companies of the 9Th Z.
s. Artillery to Dry TOrtugas.
Steamship Victor is still in Norfolk.
The Pacific fleet sailed to-day for San Francisco.
Powhattan, and the dOUhle-turret Monitor Monad
mock.
The feet will go via st. Thomas.
There arrivals or departures of any account,
except the regular mail and passenger boats.
1t has been raining hard all this afternoon.