Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-24
M airline JOUR N AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE.

TUESDAY. January %. 1866
Arrived.
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon. from Norfolk-to M
Falls.
steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell. from Norfok-to
Steamship Geo ABpod Howes. fro m Boston-mdse
TO liuggins. Reports on the tail of the Horse
Shoe, bark with painted ports bound up; off Sharp
ter, from Liverpool; off Thomas Point. brig and a
Halifax schooner. both bound up, also off New Point
a ship with tug alongside, probably the Elvira
Owen, bound to Baltimore. Captain lIowes also re-
ports considerable heavy ice in the Chesapeake be-
low North Point.
Br bark Adelaide Pendergast, Lawson, from Rio
Janeiro, before reported in Hampton Roads in dis
tress,-to Pendergast, Fenwick y CO.. coffee to Henry
Cleared.
Steamer Diamond State, Wilson, Alexandria-A
Needham & Son.
Steamer State of Maryland, Travers, Richmond
Steamship Sea Gull, Fish. New YOrk-s Blaisdell
Ship May Dundas. OBJ Martin. Liverpool-Foard
Rogers.
Br ship May Dundas, Liverpool-in tow of steam
Bark AuEprts tspse MGsw} NswTy Ire.
Steamer VIM Kennedy, Boston. sd
Steamship Patapseo, Nef New York. 22d.
Bark Bark Johann 1s, klosekgeter, Bremerhaven, %.
Cleared for Baltimore.
Schr L COwperthwait Newburg, New York I'D
Spoken.
January 18th, lat 45 So, long 50 80 steamer Somer-
set. Baltimore to LiyerpoOl.
Steamer Ellie Knight. Harrington, sailed from
Charleston. 10th inst for Baltimore
o., Br ship Le0cadia Wenke, arrived at New York,
22d inst in so day.. passage from Londen.
Bark K SCOTLAND, Hayward from Apalachcola ar
r'I Be- b at EfS f9rs I a from and r.
brig Edith, from Rio Janeiro, both for Baltimore,
were anchored about ten miles below Annapolis, 22d
inst, eyening.-Rep by the BALTIC pilots.
Banks Lapwing. Kean, and Aquidneck, Pendleton,
both hence for Rio Janeiro, went to sea 2lst inst;
also a ship; three ,brigs and two schrs unknown.
Rep by the BALTIC pilots.
Br bark Contest. Scott. sailed from Cadz 18th ult
for Rio Janeiro.
Brig Tangier Smith, hence. before reported at
Charleston 10th inst encountered heavy gales, and
received some damage to spars.
Brig VIM Nichols: Ames, from Newberg, N Y for
Richmond. was at Warwick bar 18th.
Brig Means, Hail. from Wilmington, C. arrived
at New York. I'D.
ven, arrived at New York I'D.
Schr Alice Curtis, sailed from Hatteras Inlet. 18th.
for jackson. n C.
The report Tin yesterdays Paper under the arrival
OF brig Roseway Bell from Dominica, of Br bark DR.
F A Hunters both masts being gone. is erroneous,
1t should be both .cdtsts or bulwarks.
By telegraph to News Room.l
~ New York, Jan 25.-Schr Engineer. of Portland FIN
Newport for Baltimore was spoken 18th inst lat IS
9Th. She was supplied with water and headed for
IIONlucnCt-tiTTlNcu Jan ZZ-SclrS FRANCES LU
ring, Knowles Nansemond. Va; Brothers Harnien,
Rappahannock river.
:, Newport.aIn port Jan 2l-Schrs Albert Clarence.
Freeman, Portland for Baltimore West Dennis,
Crowell. Boston for do: Jan 22-schr Idaho. from
Winterport Seventy Six, from Wiscasset, and An
CELIA. ewburyport, all for Baltimore.
stonington. Conn-Arriyed Jan 22-schrs Geo S
Adams, Fish; and Gettysburg, Smith. from Balti-
more. The Gettysburg reports. when off Barnegat,
Jan 9th, took gale and the vessel settled nearly
to her decks with the weight of the ice. and was
obliged bd to run into the Ggf Stream to get rid
are are, all more or less frostbtten.
Snip ~ Mary Whitrdge FROM Antwerp for New York,
I vas at bermuda, 18th inst; is leqky.;
FoRT MONROE. Jan. o. 1866
Inc i've seamen of the English brig Susan West
charged with mutiny on board that vessel, on the
18th. in Hampton Roads, after an examination be-
from custody The Mayor 6e cas
entirely upon its merits as one of comfy and not
Jurisdiction, deciding that the men were entitled to
Consul was responsible for their Jail fees.
The, Albemarle and Chesapeake canal will be
completed large feet Of ' vessels are at
Hampton Roads. Sailed to-day.
Bark Adelaide Pendergast. Baltimore-cofee
Schr Sunny Side, for Mobile-mdse.
s schr bIhOm Fps for Wilmington, NC
Schr West Wind, for Norfolk, to load wood.
Schr Kate Scranton New York-oysters.
Schr Susan Scranton. New York-oysters.
Schr F Merwin. New York-oysters.
Schr L Whitmore New York-oysters.
Schr Ball. New York-oysters
Schr s P Vaughn, New York-oysters.
Jan 2lst-Schr Jane Enson, arrived from Rich
mSnd and loads hard bread for Boston:
Sailed Jan 22-Schr Francis Edwards, New York.
me harbor for the first time for many weeks is en-
rely clear of vessels the departure of the last two
Leaving but one vessel anchored in the Roads viz
ship Elyira Owen, before reported
I'm Inc board Of Survey on ship Elvira Owen, having
neen completed she reported as being in an unsea.
t WORTHY condition. and badly strained She will be
New York. 'ni Norlok I'tn ior
Inc following vessels spoken off Cane Henry
Ioth INST by pilot boat VIM Starkey:-Br brig Aris
Or Hunter, 70 days from Liverpool for Ba1tiA
more, leaky; brig name unknown, from Analacbi-
cola for New ork short of provisions Br schr Grs
pus. with head gear, head boards, and foretopmast
gone, and Brem bark Johann KepIer, Rhae, from
Richmond, for Havre ' t W