Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22
MARINE JOUR N Al
PORT OF RALTIMGRE.

SATURDAY, January 20, 1866.
Arrived.
Steamer Thomas Keso Russell. from Rofioik-to
NJ N Falls.
Steamer James Brady, Lands, from Norfolk-to
Steamship North Point, from Savannah 18th inst
cotton, &c to Brandt, Jr.
Brig Caroline. Jones. from Apalachieola-c
to Stirling Ahrens.
shingles &c. to ? Clements ana Whedbee x Dick
inSCn.
Steamship VIM kennedy, lIallett, Boston-A l.
Steamer Fannie smoot, Wilmington. N Cd
Brandt, Jr.
Steamship Kngfsher, Rector Charlcston-S Blais-
dell Jr.
Steamship Patapsco. NcH. New York-samueI
Steamer Petersburg, Traycrs. Richmond-J Brandt
Steamer Thomas Kelso, Russell, Norfolk-M n
Falls.
Steamer James 7 Brady, Lands. Norfolk-A W
-, schr Mary a Rich, Hopkins, Boston-Bigelow 4
schr Helen. Perry, New Esdford-W Rhoads &
Son.
Sshr Horatio Nichols, Lockwood, Jersey city--F
,Sehr Vim A Croker. Pearce, Stonington. Conn-R
NJ HcSlen
Steamer VIM Kennedy Boston.
Steamhip kingfsher charleston.
Steamship Patapsco New York
Bark Aquidneck, Rio Janeiro
Bark Lapwing, Rio Janeiro.
Brem brig Helen Burns, Rio Janero.
Schr n j. IL Gould.
cleared for Baltimore.
sehr Gar Hamm9nd, Boston. 18th.
Br brig faWn, DunEec, was at Pernambuco, 18th
nt, to sail 18th for Ealt more. to load sugar for
Hampton Roads.
Bark Mantou, North, from Mobile for PhiladeI-
Dhia, was at Lewes, Del 18th.
Schr West Dennis, Crowell. from Boston for Balti-
more ore. a ri b,a at Ngpwport R l. 18th.
Holmes Hole. 18th:
Sehr Sea Nymph. Conley, hence. below Proyi-
By telegraph to News Room.l
Fortress Monroe. Jan 2Qth-Brig Edith from Rio
Janeiro, with coffee has arrived and sails this after
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Room.
qr.,....e = ToRT Mo{ReE. Jan. 18th; 1866
on Myrtle Island, Va, loading with turpentine,
Eosin and cotton will prove total wreck Some of
that the captain and crew had made preparations to
leave the vessel judging from the appearance Of
things on board but were perhaps prevented from
dong so by the destruction of the S'aWl boat which
was probably dashed TO pieces against the vessel
Other parties on the main land stated that the bodies
Of two of the crew were found.
Schr Mary Gerbell, from New York, LOO sacks
salt, arrived at Norfolk.
Sehr Franklin from Boston, arrived at Norfolk,
Arrived jim Hampton Roads.
Schr Sarah L. from New York, for oysters
ton, n C.
Schr Susanna Brown. from Wilmington, C. for
Richmond, Va.
Sehr Sunny Side, from New York, for Mobile, Ala
-mdse.
The following vessels lay in the harbor:
Ship Elvra Owen: bark Adelaide Pcndergast; brig
Sunny West, in distress
Yesselsin the harbor-Schrs Ovoca: Y W SIM
mons; Aid, With forage; Chas Hecker. light; d G
Hulse. light Vaughn. with wood for New York
Detained on account Of sickness. Weather clear to-
day.
Brig Virginia from New York Tor lumber: schr
Graham fof Baltimore; Sarah Cullen, for New York,
with coal.
Yesterday the revenue cutter kankakee reported
having spoken the schr Lynchburg (before reported
in distress off Cape Henry:) (schr Lynehburg is at
Baltimorel as she coming into the Roads,
Schr Whitney Long sailed for Baltimore.
Sehr Vance, with wood for New York: schr Eliza
Williams do do