Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-21
MARINE JOUR N Al
POET OF BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY. February 20, Il

TUESDAY. February 20, 1896.
Arrived
Steamer Thomas Keso, Russell. from NorfoIk-to
Steamer james Brady, Lands. from Norfolk-to
Br bark st Lawrence. Steed. from Demerara 18th
pltIsugar, and molasses to W II Perot; towed up
by Mary Shaw; 10th inst, off Cape Henry, saw bark
bound in, supposed Cricket, from Rio Janeiro for
baltimore: Left in port Br brig Chesapeake, Steed,
from and for Baltimore, to sail 5th inst; also brig
name unknown. from Georgetown, c, dischargine
lumber.
:, Steamship Patapsco. Nef. New York-samuel
BlaiSdell, Jr.
Steamer Henry CAV. Her, Philadelphia
ShTiver.
Steamtug George LOane, Denkin, Savannah
Schr John Mccoy, johnson, Washington. N c.
:, schr Waterman, Edgell. Norwalk, Comb F
schr Isabel, Cough, Alexandria-D Keeling.
Schr A Corson, Price, Norfolk-D Keeling
p, Schr Foaming Sea, Cook, Norfolk-C W Cooke &
- Sehr Elizabeth Washburn, Lang, Roanoke Island
Arrived from baltimore.
Br bark Ada. Murphy, hence at Belfast 18th.
Schr Kate Wentworth, Adams, hence at Galveston
LIST inst.
B B 6agk Myy eSnd Bio %a4eFO of Emma
schr Palma Georgetown.
= A bark. showing private signal, anchored below
North Point were in sight from the Marine Obsery-
atOry this morning.
Brig Water Witch was passed off Point Lookout
yesterSay afternoon by steamer Sea Gull at this port
from New York Wan, q. Co..
Prus brig Aalto, Quickstrom. hence for Liverpool
went to sea l9th lnstant-reported by the Baltimore
pilots.
Br bar k Mary Raymond, Raymond. hence for Cork
was spoken 18th ut lat 81 b. long IS TO- with loss Of
her hold and pumps choked.,
Br ba:k Rising Dawn, Robertson, hence for Bel
fast Me- was spoken lSth gIt Lat 81 49, long IS TO-
Brig J 4 II Crowley, Drsks, sailed from Matanzas
Ith INST for Falmouth, Eng.
Brig r NJ Hesen, Jones, from New Orleans, ar
rived at Boston 18th.
by telegraph to News Room.l
New Orleans-Sailed Feb'y 10TH steamer Cuba
Sqndburg, for Baltimore.
New Bedford-Arryed Feb'y 18th, schr Ira LAT
irIenier Fuller, from Baltimore via New York,
where she put in on account of having been ashore
on Roamer shoals as before reported.
Spoken-Decr 18th, lat a 50 S, long 40 ship Val
paradise, Mayhem, hence for San Francisco,
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
FORTRESS MONROE. Feb 10th.
Arrived in Hampton Reads.
Steamer General Sedgwick, from Port Royal, c,
| for New York-general cargo.
Schr Milton. from Baltimore for Charleston. S c.
| Sehr Florence Turner from Tangier's sound for
New Iork-oyStcrs.
Sohr Emma Wood from s3.;,s St Mary's co.
| Schr Mary Mason from Baltimore for Boston-eoaI
Schr Sparks, teom Deals Island for Boston
| oysters.
| The following vessels lay in the harbor:
| Bark Eleanor, from Richmond for Rio-nour
Schr George WaShington-wood,
| Sehr Rdabedeg, from Norfolk for New York-tirn-
| Der.
echr Agnes, from Baltimore for New Loudou-;ron
SGhr Pilot Bride. from Georgetown for New York
Schr Armstrong from Georgetown for New York
coal.
sehr Clarabelle. from Baltimore for New London
coal.
Schr Lucknow. from James River for Baltimore
oysters.
Schr Catelivenix, from Richmond for New York
iron.
Schr Grace Gridler. from Baltimore for New York
:, schr Robert Stockton. from Baltimore for New
Haven-coal.
sehr Nightingale, from Baltimore for Portsmouth,
Schr William Arthur, from New York-oysters
Sehr Emma Bacon, returned here.
m FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 49,
me weather was strong yesterday and last night
out TINS afternoon it has cleared Off and there are
no" prospects OF clear weather.
Arrived in Hampton Roads.
SSchr Amerlcus, from New York-light,
S Sehr TTzar. from Baltimore for Boston-coal
oysters. iiFei ioi oe" Aa'en-
bs sehf C SteP5ep MGrgan from Baltimore for More
SGhr Chester from Tangier's sound for New Haven
II Sehr Allen. from Newbern. N C. for Washington
Schr Emma Finnay, from Norfolk for No,uv,
wood. " AVG" LUX
schr Mary E Ellen. from Philadelphia-ordnano.
Sailed--schr Armstrong. from Georgetown, D E;
The schrs A Sanders and Hulse, from Nor
folk for New York with wood, sailed, it will be re-
membered, some days since, for New York but re-
turned yesterday having met heavy weather outside