Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

schr ] / Hess, from Newberne-tar for New York
Schr Mason, from n Orfolk-oysters for New Haven
Schr John Bell, from james Riyer-oysters for Bos-
ton.
sohr Trenton, from Norfolk-for New York.
Schr Nil DcSperandum, from BostOn-for oysters,
Sailed.
Bark Delaware, from Baltimore-general cargo for
Rio Janeiro.
Bark Susan Jane from Balize-mahogany for New
York.
-Sohr J H Hodree, from Beaufort C-cotton for
New York
Headwinds still continue, the wind northerly and
easery and there seems to be present prospect Of
the feet Of vessels laying in the harbor to sail.
The following are the names of the vessels detained
here and now awaiting favorable opportunity to
sail
Bark Lizzie Raymond, from Bahia--sugar for or
-Schr Henry Kirk. from Norfolk-wood for New
,,scbE Moses G Leonard, from Norfolk-wood for
=, Schr Alice Scranton, from New YOrk-potatoes for
Georgetown, d G.
Schr General Lyon, from James River-oysters for
New Haven.
Schr Convoy-cqrgo, of hard bread for Boston.
Schr Freeman-loading oysters.
Schr Clara Bee-lights.
FoRr MONROE Feb 1O-A fair wind offering this
morning. the following vessels which have been de-
tanned here for week, set sail and proceeded to their
destination:
Brig Clara Ellen, from Jacksonville to New York
brig Navarino Mobile, to do; brig Leonard Myers,
from ew York to Baltimore: schrs Conneout, from
jacksonville 10 New York; w O Irish New York to
Beaufort G; Adelaide Cain, do do Y Brown,
| James river to New York; Whitney Long, Baltimore
to New London: Mary Evans, James river to dos Jno
Bell, do to Boston; Trenton Norfolk to New York;
S,N W Simmons, do do J IIecht. Newberne to do;
Clara Bell from Baltimore, convoy for Boston, North
| Carolina, from Baltimore; Henry Kirk, Norfolk to
| New ork; Alice Scranton New York to George
| town, D C; Moses G Leonard Norfolk to New York;
! General Lyon, James River to New Haven; n Van
ncman, Baltimore TO New York; James Satter-
| thwaite: Wilmington to New York j j. Hess, New
bcrne to DO: Mason Norfolk to New Haven; steamer
| Amanda Winants, with barge Rhinebecl in tow for
New ork.
| Bark Lizzie Raymond, from Bahia with sugar re-
ceived orders tonight to proceed to Baltimore She
willprobably be detained here day to clear at \ or
| folk
The United States revenue cutter Kankakee re-
ports having spoken ship Grey Eagle. from Rio ia
NERO with over 1000 bags coffee. 33 days out the
CIpeS yesterday. and supplied hor with provisions:
also spoke brig Caroline, from Baltimore bound out
The Grey Eagle was reported day before yesterday
off Back river, tbut the wind being ahead she has
been unable to make any progress.
The hagbCT Is now clear OF vessels, tho bark Lizzie
RAYMOND being the only one now here.
In Hampton Roads, 10th inSt-Ship Grey Eagle,
Chcsebrough, from Rio de Janeiro 4th january 4,450
bags coffee TO I Whitridge 4 Co. Left bark Tray
eller Randall from New York, dischg: shin Charles
a Fanolle, Gerard, FROM Cailao for Cork: brig Her
NINA. Mcfarland waiting the United States feet for
the Pacific; arrived cn the Sd January all WE'LL Jan.
20. lat - so \, long 45o 20 W, 4.5U A. NJ Michael
McDanald, seaman fell from the royal yard and
was lost; spoke February it'll lat 81 CO. long g. 50
Henry 7 Lord, for New York.