Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-27
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MONDAY. March IS. 1875.

Arrived.
Steamer Cumberland, Reid, from Charleston, Goth
inst-assortcd cargo 10 PendergaSt FenWck & Co.
Experienced heavy head winIs.
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon. from Norfolk-to
n Falls
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman. from Norfolk
to Birckhead Jr.
Steamer Express, Ryther, from Alexandria-to
steamer Florence Franklin, Person. from Phila
' steamer State Of Maryland Travers, from Rich
steamer 0ctorara Reynolds from New York
mdse to } A Shriver.
Steamer W Bruno. Foster. from New York-mdse
Schr Richard Peterson. English. from New York
sebr. C D Melbourne, from Plymouth, N C-cotton
Schr Moses Van Name. Van Name, from Jersey
City-to Pratt 4 BIO.
Barge Glenrose, Jarrett from New York-to A
ShriVcr.
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon NorfoIk-M n Falls.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman. No-folk-J.
steamer John shriver. Dennis, Philadelphia
A Shriver
Steamer Octorara. Reynolds New York; A
Shriver.
Steamer L C Cannon, Lanfair. Roanoke River via
schr Alice Beach. Conlan. New York; Pratt 4
schr W Smith o'Brien. McCourt, New York;
Pratt & Brother.
Schr j Hoyt, Cranmer, n Haven-E Pratt & Bro
Schr.. Mary Willis, Phillips, Richmond-M A
Arrived from Baltimore.
Steamship North Point, Smith. hence at Savannah.
steamer Liberty, TAYLOR. hence at N York. oath.
Sehr Ann fanoni kS, hence a. New York 2th'
Steamship Cumberland, Reed, at this port from
Charleston. reports: Sailed Goth inst. NJ. and met
heavy head sea; at NJ, 22a, kept off for Hatteras
Inlet in consequence of bad weather. being 45 miles
same day; left on 23d 4 P NJ. and encountered heavy
northerly gales the whole passage. spoke March q,
7 A NJ, Frying Pan light ship bearing NE. distant u
miles, saw steamship Andalusa, Bursley, from N
for Charleston; sd. Hatteras, Inlet bearing WSW,
distant 25 miles, steamship Alhambra, from York
18th inst, ship Constance, from liverpool, and schr
Concordia at anchor off Sharps Island, ship Smonds,
from Liverpool. At Charleston, goth. steamer Mon
eker. for Now York, 22d In Hatteras Inlet sd,
steamship New jersey. bound north; sehrs Eleanor
and Hannah Little all Of Philadelphia; VIM Watson
Schr h Peterson, English, from N York for Balt
more, at Little Egg H2-bor, 2lst.
6ehr aPencruilian' Turner. tor BALTIC. was at New
scbr o A, Robinson, Bailey. from Portland for Bal
tmGre, sailed from Holmes Hole 23d inst.
Schr Richmond, Grant. from Winterport for Balt-
more, at Gloucester, I'D.
Schr John ii Dennis, ThUrlow. from Baltimore for
Newburyport. at Edgartown 10th.
Schc Reuben 5 Warren, Perkins, from Belfast for
Baltimore, sailed from Newport, 22d inst.
The following vessels are reported in the bay by
the pilots:-Ship Simonas Hetherington, from Iiv-'
orpool Sailed Feb "A; ship. supposed Constance FIN
Iiverpoo schrs Concordia, (Br), from Palmero, sid
Jan 2i Mary Catherine. lBrl, Scott. from Sagua Ia
Grande, sailed March 7. The bark Adelaide Fender
CAST, hence, went to sea oath inst.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
FORTRESS MONROE March "a
The following vessels have arrived in the harbor
Ship Ihemis, from New York for Richmond
Schr Winfield Scott, from James River for n Ha-
Schr A Field, from Baltimore for New York-coaI.
Schr IL Simpson. from James River for N York
wood.
Schr Ocean Wave, from Norfolk for Balto-ligbt.
Sehr Mary Town. from New York for Newbern.
C-general cargo.
Schr Thos Jefferson. from Chesapeake Bay for New
sehr TyphoOn. from Richmond for York-wood
The following vessels have sailed:
Schr Adene Townsend from for Charleston
Schr Merriman, from James River for New York
oysters.
schr Arlington, FIN Baltimore for Charlesten--coal
Schr John Stone, from Craney Island for BALTIC.
York-c0al.
Schr Express, from Craney Island for Baltimore.
Schr Minat Light from York River for Boston.
Schr Wave, from Norfolk for New lockwood.
Sehr Lucy 0rcutt, from Baltimore for Boston.
Since writing the above the schrs Wave and L Il
Cowperthwaite have returned, and now lie in the
harbor.
The following vessels have arrived at Norfolk:
Steamer Hereford, from Williamson. N C-cotton.
Steamer 9 Il Cupepper. from Alexandria for
Br bark Susan Jane, from New Yorl--ballast
1 Schr Emma Durfry, from Edenton. N C-shinglcs.
s scbr Only 9 1. 5Raughtsr, from Richmona-Iight
| C-salt and whiskey -0A N'ioi"iA''N
Schr Iris, from Baltimore-coaI
| 66rIrlT22S wa HAMPTON and Chesapeake Canal:
Schr SIia nehart, from Marshes-shad to order
,IeHr mary MICH, from Plymouth, c. for BALTIC
shingles and tar. ~ w. iof DalCo
,Schr Windward, from Plymouth, N C, for BALTIC
shingles. - " ''0
Schr Monterey. FIN Windsor NC-stayes and cotton
Steamer PERT, reported yesterday from MohiIe
has sailed since for New York in ballast
The weather still detains the steamer Ocean Wave
in the haTbor; she is from New York, for Mobile
FExNE sTNDERssGNERD, having heen anno;-t-