Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-11
MARINE 10 UR N Al.
PORT OF EALTIRsOEE.
THURSDAY. May 10. 1886.

THURSDAY. May TO- 1886.
Arrived.
Steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell. from Norfolk--to
Nj Falls.
Steamer James Brady, Landis from Norfolk--to
Steamer Lancaster. Tomlinson, from Havre de
Grace-to J J Taylor.
Steamer Richard Willing. CundifT, from Philadol-
pha-mdse to A Shriyer.
=, Steamer Columbia, Harper, from Alexandria-to
Steamer Diamond State, Wilson, from Alexan-
dria-A Needham i Sons.
Steamer Petersburg. Travers. from Richmond-J
Steamer VIM Woodward. CundiH. from New York
-Lndse to J A Shrver.
Steamship Whirlwind, Fargo. from New London
ballast
Br bark Anna. Meiners, from Bremen-mdso and
passengers to Won Kapff Il Arens.
Schr Joseph NlckerSon, plelglt, from Boston days
-ndse to Rose IL Lyon.
Steamer Thos kelso. Russell, NorfoIk-M Falls.
Steamer James L. Brady. Lands. Norfolk
Birckhead. Jr.
Steamer Lancaster. Tomlnson. Havre do Grace-J
J Taylor.
Steamer W Bruno. Foster. New York; A
Shriver.
steamer Richard Willing Curdif, Philadelphia
=, Steamer. Maggie Safel, Mclaughlin, New York
Stickney x Co.
Brig Alpha. Morrison, 81 Johns, n FIJI Tucker
:, Schr Mary Augusta, WrOton, CharlostOn-Fowle,
=, schr Maria Jane. Jones. New YOrk-stickney L
=, Schr Clara Morton. Barbour, Boston-Bigelow L
Sargent.
Brig Manzoni St Johns. PR.
cleared for Baltimore.
Steamer Elizabeth. Fowler. New York. 9th inst.
Sailed for Baltimore
Schr Pencian, Turner, Portsmouth II II, It'll inst.
Schr L D Eudcott, Snow, MatanzaS, S0th ult
Memoranda.
Steamship Worcester, Balm, from Liverpool for
ceeded.
Steamship Som erset,. Rattle. loading at Liver
pool, 18th ult. for Baltimore
Steamer Fannie. Smoot, hence, at Savannah 9th
inst and would sail 18th on her return.
Ship Duisburg PrusS) Hollies hence, at Helveot.
Ship Ed OBrien, Oliver, was at Callao I'D ut, for
ChlrehaSS. to load for Hampton Roads at Sl75O per
Ship Macaulay, Rodgers, was loading at Chinchas.
Goth ult.
Bark Laura Gertrude, Poppelbau1a, was loading
at Liverpool, ESth uit, for Baltimore.
Bark Paladin. Mitchell hence at Valparaiso April
ON aod was ordered off by the Spanish Squadron
WIN PERMISSION to 60 to Coquimbo, where she ar
rlTed on tho llth OF April-ah well:
Brig Minna, tBr) Holder was at Leighton, 18th ult
to sail 10th inst for Baltimore,
Brig 7 SWEET. Chadbourne, hence, at Cardenes.
Brig Ellen Bernard. Collins, cleared at Liverpool,
9Th ult. for Philadelphia.
The Aida" and "Gitana " were loading at Liver
poo, 18th plt, for baltimore.
The Union. Miller, cleared at Havre. oath ult for
Cardiff and Baltimore.
\, Schr Mary Catherine. OBJ Scott. hence at Rictou
schrs Rebecca secor. Marshall; Ovoea, Mitchell,
and James Jones, Ru!on all went to sea- I'm Charles
ton, 9th inst for Georgetown, D q.
by telegraph to News ROem.I
Fort Monroe, May 10th--Schr Sawyer. from For
tune and. with gUano for Baltimore. passed up the
bay yesterday
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Room.l
FoATREss MONROE. May g. 1866.
Steamers Minnie Brandt and Fannie Lehr, from
Savannah, arrived here from Norfolk and passed up
the bay Yesterday.
Sahrs Tyler, and Sarah Hoyt from Wash
ington, u c, for Newbern, c, with cargoes of hay,
haze arrived and the latter sailed again.
The baltimore boats report heavy winds in the bay
last night from the southwark
Weather rainy here to-day and wind southerly.