Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-20
M airline JOUR N AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
FRIDAy. January 10, 1866.


Steamer Adelaide. Cannon. from Norfolk-to NJ
Falls.
Steamer George Leary. Brakeman. from Norfolk
Steamer Petersburg. Travers. from Richmond-J
Brandt Ir.
mdse to Samuel Bla'sdell. Jr.
Steamer Diamond State, Wilson, from Washington
and Alexandria-to Needham \ Son..
. Steamer Lady Lang. -, from Fort Monroe-to L
Steamship Isabella, Wambersie. from Havana, 18th
inst via Charleston IS hours from the latter.bran
dies fruit, SegarS. &c, to Garmendia K Ybarra.
Passed 18th inst. off Cape Henry Br bark DR. A + S
Hunter ron Liverpool for Baltimore and brig Ar
Bark Agnes, Thompson, froa Rio Japeiro, Nov
26th-cofee to Kirkland, Chase & Co. G0iue IN the
Gapes, 18th inst. Sailed in company with bark Mary
Bond formerly Fannie CrenShawl for Hampton
Roads. Left in Fort slip Calderia. discharging coal.
Spoke 9TH inst lat g 81 ioh u 10, the Lzabel Gary.
took heavy gale from north on the cage of sound
ings which lastedtw3 days. AT one time the yessei's
In ing foretcpsail and foresail, two and the
second mate were badly rcsthitten;!one of them be-
came completely disabled and had to belowered from
the OretOp BY gauntlet, Came in the Capes on the
18th, wind strong, when thick storm sec
IN took pli2t OF the Light boat at Willoughby's
teras with strong northwesterly gales. Came in the
ice of Love Point and met heavy ice or the five
Iathom bank. The river as far down as SparroE'c
Point; is covered With ice from shore to shore and
with drift ice.
=, Brem bark Delaware. White, from Delaerarq, 25th
weather and snow and and ice in lat 49, lon 10 80.
Left ship Hattie Eaton, from Boston. to sail LIST for
Turks Island.
Bark Horace Scudder, Gould from New Orleans
via Annapos-ballast to K NJ Hesen. Is leaky
q, r bark Mary Bond Head, from Rio Janero Nov
steamtug Brandt.
Schr W G Cranmer. Craamer from New York-to
Kelsey & Gray; copper ore.
Sehr B Clayton Clayton, from Fort Monroe-to
W khoadS Il Son.
Schr + J Pickup. Bowen, from Norfolk-to W
n sGhr N Petit e Eldridge from Boston-to NJ
Schr VIM Croker, Pearce from Fort Monroe
schr Campbell, Gales from Portland-to Bigelow
q Sargent; heading to Stirling J. Ahrens.
Cleared.
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon, Norfolk-M Falls
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Norfolk-A w
Shaw
Ship Arnold Boningef Pruss) Steinken, Rotter-
dam-Bros Boninger.
Brig Ris, (Br) johnson, Londonderry. Ire-Knox
= sqhr Mary standish, Rich, New York; NJ
;, Sc6r Mary Rich. Hopkins, Boston via Norfolk
Schr Clara, Barrett; Fort Monroe-to W Rhoads
Il Son.
Steamer Empire City, Charleston, via Washington.
:, Brem ship Queen, Liyerpool-in tow Of steamtug
Brem bark Hero, Cork.
Br eem brig Muscovado, Demerara-n tow of steam
Brem brig Ravenswheel, Cork.
Arrived from Baltimore.
Steamshp Sea Gull Fish. New York, 18th.
=, schr Helen Mar. tHgginson. for Portland. New
Schr C Evans, Hammond. for Portland. New
Memoranda.
Steamer llendrick Hudson. from Havana for Phila-
dephla put into Charleston with Steampipe broken.
steamers Granada and Quaker City were at Charles
The pilot of the steamer Isabella from Havana,
h.,ry a brIp hnarl cd of hal
instant, supposed bound to Baltimore.
Brig Caroline, reported spoken. is from Apalachi-
Brig Artistic, of Cardiff reported by steamer Isa-
bella, off Cape Henry. 18th inst is from Demerara
with sugar and molasses consigned to JOS Yates
SchT Francis. in Hampton Roads for Baltimore,
lost jibhoom and sails
Schr Grace Girdler. Smith, from Boston for Bati-
In Hampton Roads.
Br schr Graham, Welsh, from Halifax-fsh TO R
Matthews Sons. Had heavy weather and sus-
tanned damage.
by telegraph to News Rooml
New YORK, January 10, 1866.
=, Arriveed-Bark Campanero. lBr) Speights, from
PeTnamb uco via Hampton Roads,
San Francisco. was off Valparaiso, Dec :, and pro
Gfeeded to Calao to land crew Of burned Brem bark
off Falkland Island The body was buried in the
cargo to be landed at San Francisco.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Room.
CAPE HENRY, January 18th 1866.
The pilot boat Coquette reports in Hampton Roads
ship Erira Oryen; Br schr Susan West; schr Graham
Schr Francis. Shanks from San Andreas, the two
latter for Baltimore; all the above vessels are in
distress.-Balt pilot.
Fort MONROE. Jan. 18th. 1866.
Tho schooner John Walker run into by the steamer
Adelaide on the bay some time since having repaired
damages at Norfolk sailed for New Haven yesterday
The schooner Susan West left Algea Bay, oath Oct
with cargo of WOOL touched at st. Helena on the
18th of November, arrived here yesterday short of
provisions, and reports having experienced rough
time during the recent gales This morning five of
her crew mutinled, giving as reason the barbarous
condition of the quarters, &c assigned them. They
were put in irons by the officers here, and
sent to Norfolk, Va, and imprisoned.
left Philadelphia, Dec 18th, with Petroleum for Ant
werp; Dec 2st off Sable Island she encountered the
Storm and in six days was compelled to throw oyer
sing, of New York. The Underwriters have been
telegraphed to take charge of the vessel
The bark Adelaide Pendergast. also arrived to-
DAY. She left Rio Janeiro 10Th Of November for
New York with 1878 bags coffee; encountered the Sc
yereSt gales, and has suffered badly losing and split
Ing ner saiIs, &c, and has only three OF her men fit
l9f GUY: During the trip. her captain Dawson was
Obliged to throw erboard 800 bales of coffee.
Arrived.
ochr uraham, from Halifax, with fish for Balti-
Sehr Alice Lee, from Apalachicola, Fla, for New
p The schooner H Blunt, which arrived from Port
Koyal' 8 Z. this morning, in ballast bound to New
York. reports having experienced rough weather and
stormy times also; having lost sails and otherwise
Hook 200 miles of Cape Henry. from Mob;Ie fdy
Providence. R L. On the morning of the 9Th inst.
was struck by a sea, qhe wind from the north, )
"Hi'A arrived at Norfolk. way. i9 9th.
Schr Lookout, from Portland.
Schr c Zerbell, from New York.
Schr Eliza Franklin, from Boston.
Sailed from Norfolk, 18th,
Schr John Vance, for New York.
sehr John Stockham, for New York,