Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-03
MARINE JOUR N AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, February 2. 1866.

FRIDAY, February 2. 1866.
Arrived.
Steamer State of Maryland, Travers, from Rich
Steamer Adelaide Cannon. from NOrfolk-to M
n Falls.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman. from Norfolk
>, Br bark Carioca Story IS days from Liverpool to
Berry-salt to John Hughes, had heavy weather.
and IN lon AZ stove boat and bulwarks and had rud-
der carried away.
=, sehr Sarah &np, Brown, from Plymouth. N c.
shingles. &c, to Whedbee Il Dickinson.
7, SGhr Emma Bacon. Bearse, from New fo rk-R NJ
Sehr Jonas Sparks, Crowther, FROM New York
malt to -. Arrived Thursday, but accidentally
omitted.
Cleared.
steamer Adelaide, Cannon. Norfolk-M Falls.
Birckhesd. Jr.
Steamer Fannie, Smoot. SAVANNAH Cal Brandt.
Steamer Diamond State. Wilson. Alexandria,
Bark Agnes, Thompson, Rio Janeiro-Kirkland,
Chase & Co.
Bark Delaware Br) White Demarara--W H Pc
=: Brig Redwing SWAIN Rio de Janeiro-Thomas
= Brig W II Bickmore, Bickmore. Mobile-Kelsey &
y schr Eleanora 7, Fooks. North Carolina-Grifhn
:, schr Roxana. Frank. Norfolk-w Applegarth &
Son.
Sailed.
Steamer Fannie Saw annah
rSteame Mary Gould ri S Navy, Philadelphia or
New York.
Bark Seneca. Cienfuegos
Memoranda.
Steamship Cumberland Denkin. hence at Charles
ton 50th ult.
lShip Albert tBrem), Meyer. from Hamburg, ar
rived at New York LIST inst had heavy westerly gales
the whole passage. Dec. 9th in heavy gale from
v, shipped sea which split rail and splitshear
and stove bulwarks.
Ship Casilda, Stafford, from Penang. arrived at
New York LIST inst 18th ut, lat 81, lon IS TO- board
ed Br schr Emma Ande rson Mccarthy, hence for
obtained
Schr Okoona, Thatcher. from Liverpool for Balti-
more before reported wrecked, arrived of the bay
L yaI, Dec. nth, short of sails, and during the
night was driven against the Monta da Guia. and be-
came complete wreck; hull and material sold for
,Schr Lily, Carney. hence at Wilmington. n C. 10Th
ultmo.
S;chr HardscrabbIe. Jones, hence at Edgertown
,Schr Ada Ames. Smith hence at Edgertown 18th
ultimo. -.
. Schr Alice Parker. Harris. hence for Belfast at
Gloucester 9th ult.
Schr Helen, Perry hence for New Bedford LIST inst
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
FoeT MONROE, Feb. >. 1866
No arrivals to-day.
Brig Susan West wool for New York.
Schr Only Daughter, wood for do.
Schr W est Vino, wood for do.
Schr IeO Jones, wood for do.
Schr l,avina Laue. wood for do.
Schr John Gadwallader, wood for do.
Schr Chas Hecksher. wood for do
Schr W Marcy. wood for do.
Schr Dawson. from James river for New Haven
oysters.
Schr j Calhoun. from Richmond for Baltimore
bones.
Vessels Remaining i'm the Harbor.
Schr Clara. for New Observation-Disclosures stores
Schr S II Sharp. for do--hOur
Schr Maria Pierson, loading for Charleston s C.
Schr Lewis milford light.
A strong southwest wind which sprung up last
night favored the departure of those vessels which
were Obliged to come back yesterday and the harbor
to-day is completely clear.
The United States Gunboat Agawan. Commander
Renshaw, attached to the South Atlantic SQUADRON
sailed from here yesterday afternoon for Port Royal
sc.
The steamer kensington, which arrived here few
days ago from Boston, bound to New Orleans dis
a9led sailed from here this morning for the latter
place, having completed her repairs at Norfolk Va
S. G. W.
by telegraph to News ROOM
Bark Maggie Hugo. Guest hence for San Fran
CISCO was spoken Nov 9th, lat Sc 80 S. long IS 90
by telegraph to News Rooml
PROVIDENCE. February |. 1866.
Arrived.
Schr Minerva Jefferson, Baltimore
E=The pilot BILL requiring all vessels 10 or from
foreign port to take pilot or pay full pilotage and
which had previously passed the House yesterday
passed the Senate of Maryland, and is now law.