Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-02
MARINE JOUR AL
PORT OF BALTIHf0RE.
THURSDAY, February |, 1866.
Arrived


Steamer Thomas f Cahill, Norris from Washing
ton and Alexandria--toC Worthington.
Steamer Diamond State, Wilson, Aexandria-A
Steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell. from Norfolk--to
N n Falls.
Steamer James Brady. Landis from Norfolk-to
Steamship Pqtapsco NeG, from New Yorl-1ndsc
to S Blaisdell, Jr.
Steamer Richard Willing, CundiF, from Phladel-
Brig Castor, n Norris, from st johns, T H. 10th uIt
sugar and molasses to Kirkland, Chase & Co-towed
up by Olive Branch, left brig Francis Jane, Martin,
from and for Misunderstanding.
Schr Peerless, Patterson. from and for Baltimore
,Schr Lizzie Ward, -. from New York-dis-
charging.
Schr Sarah NiehtingaIe. Nickerson from East
port via Potomac river-fsh to Kelsey & Gray.
Schr Car, Hammond, from BostOn-mdse to II N
tIeSlen.
Sehr ANGELA, Fender, from Newburyport-
to J IL w Post.
Schr Idaho. Wescott, from Winterport, Me, to BIZ
sebr William & James, Sutton, from Norfolk-salt
10 J NJ Middleton.
Schr i Cowperthwaite Newbury. I'm New York
fish and mdse to Il NJ HesIen.
Schr W COpes, Creighton. from MurfreesbGrO, N
G g@n to "hed'o' 4 Dickinson and Jas Corner
Schr George Henry, solliday, from Norfolk-shin-
Schr Ashland Burton. from Norfolk-shingles to P
Schr General Marion, Purington, from Wilmington
Schr Mail Goslcc from Newborn C-naval store.
&c, to Whedbee & Dickinson.
Cleared.
Steamship Sea Gull, Fish, Charleston--S BlaisdeI
Steamship Kngfsher, Rector New York-S Blais
dell. Jr.
Steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell. Norfolk-M n
Falls.
steamer James Brady, Lands. Norfolk Birk
steamer Ellie Knight, Harrington, Charleston
PCndergast, Fenwici q Co.
Steamer John S. Shriver, Dennis, Philadelphia
j A Shrivcr.
Bark Seneca, Bonner, Cienfuegos-Kirkland. Chase
schr John B Clayton, Clayton. savannah-Jas NJ
GiTvin.
Sailed.
Steamship Sea Gull, Charleston
Steamship Kinrfsher New York.
Steamer Ellie Knight Charleston.
,Br bark Dunniker, Londonderry, Ire, in tow of
Steamship Cuba, Havana and New Orleans, on
Wednesday evening.
Memoranda.
Steamship Patapsco, Nef, cleared at New York 31st
,Shir OCEAN, Brem) Gerdes' hence at Bremerhaven
18th nlt.
rone was at st Thomas 22d ult.
Brig Emma, Horth, sailed from St Thomas 2lst
ut, for Navassa to load for Philadelphia
, Brig Fannie Chapman from Darien, Ga, arrived at
New York 3lst ut.
Baltimore, arrived at Holmes Hole Doth uif.
Schr belmont, Orr from Portland for Baltimore
sailed from Newport. |, 30th ult.
,SehrJ Predmore Seavey, hence at New York 3lst
schr Mary Patton. Turner, from Demarara, arrived
at st Thomas 18th ult and remained in port 22d for
schr Sedona. Simmons, hence at Charleston SOth
u!tIhad thrown overheard part of her cargo.
Schr Ella lIOdsdon, lIodsdOn, sailed FIN st Thomas
18th ult for NaVassa, to load for Philadelphia
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
OWN. .,,,, ,,o,,.,. fSST MoxR9E Jan: 81. 1865.
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feet of vessels which left this harbor Yesterday most
" returned last night, most of them were becaImed
near the Capes and anchoring tried it again today
The bark Carloca, brlgS Castro, Meteor and Susan
west returned last night, and all except the latter
sailed again this morning. The following vessels
Schr Only Daughter wood for New York.
Schr West Wind, wood for do,
Schr George Jones, wood for do
SchT J4avina Lane, wood for do.
Schr John Cadwallader, wood for do.
Schr Chas Hecksher, wood for do.
Schr W Marcy, wood for do.
Schr Dawson, from James river for New Haven
Schr Sharp, from Washington for New Orleans
The schr Sally Ann, from Chesapeake bav. with
oysters for philadelphia arrived leaking badly was
run ashore BY the Capt TO prevent her from sinking
The schr A Sanders, sailed for the Eastern Shore
Arrived at Norfolk, Wa.
Steamer Pioneer, from Newbern.
Barge Emma Tracy, from Chowan river for Balh-
Barge Martha from Chowan river for Baltimore
Barge Gregory, from Chowan river for Baltimore
lumber.
Brig Roamer. from Boston.
Schr Alice Ide, from New York.
Schr Estelle, wrecked on the beach some time ago
has been towed to the Navy Yard at Norfolk for re-
pairs.
Schr Ann Jane, from Beaufort, n c. for Baltimore
shingles.
schr Mary Mizel. from North Carolina for Balt-
m0re-shingles.
Schr Mary E Dawes from North Carolina for Balti-
mOre-Shingles.
Sahr Cherry from Ra
The following vessels were spoken off Cape Henry
by the Revenue Cutter Kankakee:
ship May Dundas, from Baltimore for Liverpool
Bark Winthrop, from Demarara for New Y ork.
Brig Model, of Boston, from Sale Grand, W I, for
Portland 10 days out.
The B 4 J Baker which arrived at Norfolk yester-
day. from the of the wreck of the steamer Rich
mond, which went ashore Hatteras on the 9th
ul, reports that vessel total loss and her cargo
being scattered along the beach for miles and being
picked up by the wreckerS and others in the vicinity
The steamer L G Biddle and tug Commodore Foote
discharged from the service of the Government here
left for Philadelphia o-day.
The United States Gunboat Agawan sailed to-day
for Port Royal, S C. W
By telegraph to News Room.
New YORK. February j. 1866.
Below.
Ship Casida, Stafford from Penang
SALEM, January 81, 1866.
Arrived.
Schr General Grant, Orchard, from Baltimore