Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-15
M airline JOUR N AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY. January IS, 1856


SATURDAY. January IS. 1886.
Arrived.
Steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell. from Norfolk-to
NJ N Falls
Steamer Dictator, Lands, from Norfolk-to A W
Shaw.
Brig Dudley. Carter, from New York-to B Nor
Brig John Chrystal, Barnes from Maceio Brazil,
Dec 5th-sugar, to Kirkland, Chase & Co. Left no
Brig Ida C, before 5ePorted in Hampton Roads
kGgay. TOyed up by May Queen
lumber, pckets, &c to order.
- sehr James Brophy, Packard, from Belfast Mo-to
Sehr, R Healey, Brooks. from Richmond-aails, &c
to Stickney & Co.
Steamship Richmond Foxwell, Savannah
Steamship Ellie knight, Harrington Charleston
Steamship Richmond. Barney, Savannah
Brandt, Jr.
Steamship Metis. Burton, Now York-to Blais-
Steamship Gen Barnes Morton. Charleston-mas-
Steamer Escort, Peirce. from Fort Monroe-uo U S
Quartermaster.
Steamer Petersburg Travers, Rchmond-J Brandt,
Steamer B & Baker. Cole, Norfolk-M A
Mitchell.
Steamer Thomas Kelso Russell. Norfolk-M N
Falls.
Steamer Dictator, Lands. Norfolk-A W Shaw
Steamship Richmond Savannah.
Steamship Ellie Knight. Charleston.
French war steamer d Estaing, for Annapolis.
Steamship Metis, New York
Brig Mississippi Demerara.
Brig Eleanora, St Johns, P R..
Brig Jos Baker st Jago de Cuba,
Schr Forward New York
From below, schr Susanna. Mobile
Arrived from baltimore.
Steamship Geo Appold, Howes, hence at Boston,
Schr Mabel. Arscott, hence at New York, 18th inst
sehr Wild Pigeon. Phillips. hence at New York
18th inst.
Returned
Steamship Columbia, from New York for Havana
returned to former port 18th inst on account of dam
age to her machinery
Bark Flora-Some portion of the cargo cotton) has
arrived at New York; hopes entertained of saving
Bark Isabella C Jones. Shaw, was at Cette, 18th
ult. loading for N ew York.
Brig Eleanora, hence for st Johns P r, towed out
by steam tug Brandt to Thomas Point, last evening
Brigs Jos Barker for St Jago de Cuba, and Missis-
sippi, for Demerara, were lowed below Annapolis
last evening. and proceeded this morning.
Brig Dudley, Carter, from New York reports be-
low brig John Chrystal, from Pernambuco; also re-
ports brig Romance, hence for Navassa was towed
out of Annapolis Roads Saturday morning, and pro-
Brig Thought. tBr) Grigson sailed from Messina
The Harold" Martina sailed from Liverpool, 22d
ut, for Baltimore.
Schr Lucy W Alexander, jacobson, sailed I'm Trim
idad, sd Dec. for Baltimore; sugar and molasses.
Schr Clara Bell. Hinckley. from Boston for Balti-
more. arrived at New York. 18th.
Schrs Campbell, Gales. and Silas Wright, Adams
from Portland for Baltimore. arrived at Holmes
arrived at Holmes, Hole, It'll. ''''' ''''H''i'
Schrs Bell R. Hull, Lemon, and Mabel. Ascot,
both hence, were at Little Egg Harbor, no date.
Lewes, Del, 10th.
by telegraph to News Room.I
Brig Iangier' Smith, Baltimore to Charleston was
off the latter port Sth inst and put to sea.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Fort Monroe, Jan 12.-All the ice in the Elizabeth
river came floating down to-day and now but little
still closed above City Point and several vessels are
cebound among those are the steamers Escort Lady
The ship Sirins, from Iqueque, South America
sailed for New York, to day; also. the steamer Leo
shGrt Of eGa eoaed at Norod sid
Tug Louis, sailed for New York. The brig Ida c.
in tow of tug left for BALTIMORE she returned here
some time ago, in distress. Is loaded with lumber
Sailed. schrs VIM A Croker and J B Clayton
Fort Monroe. Jan 1sth-.schr Edmund R Kirk,
in distress having lost foresail and received other
damages. She had arrived off the Highlands, 80 miles
from New York. but was blown off by the gale Capt
ry. schr Lynchburg bound to New ork, with fore
s gS gone. Also saw an unknown schr apparently dis
buoy at lower Cedar Point in the Potomac river
ABOUT 5oo yards out of place.
Steamer Valley City, and schr Stockham have ar
| rived at Norfolk.
Ship Gratitude, from Liverpool for New York. was
fallen in with January lst in lat Al 30 long 3d. by
bark Fredonia, from Faya whichsucceededin taking
off 21S passengers and 50 men, comprising the crew,
having to throw overheard part of cargo to make
room for them. The bark being only provsioned for
her crew. all hands had since Jany ist. to live
on two biscuits and half pint of water per day They
were landed at Boston yesterday Sunday morning
The bark Flora, from Charleston for New York
has been got off at Squam, (where she was before re-
ported ashore and was waiting tug Yesterday
| morning to tow her to New York.