Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-09
BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCE. Ir-WEDNESDAY MAY 8 1866
MARINE 10 UR nj Al
Port OF BALTanoRE.
TUESDAY. May 8. 1865.

TUESDAY. May 8, 1865.
Arrived.
Steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell. from Norfolk-to
Steamer JamesT Brady, Lands. from Norfolk-to
Steamer Lancaster. Tomlinson. from Hayre de
Steamer Florence Franklin. Pierson. from Phila-
delphia-mdse TO J Shriver.
Steamer Geo Weems. Kirwan. from Patuxent river
STEAMSHIPS William Kennedy, Hallct. from Boston
via Norfolk-mdse to Higgins.
Jas Andrews.
Brig Senorita. Linden from New York-to master
Brig Matilda. Xix, from Providence-to Kelsey i
:, Sshr R Reynard, Price. from Boston-ballast to
Sebr John i Daley. Wall, from New York-salt
Schr Jno Ferris. Ferris. from New York-mdse to
-schr Milton. Applegarth. from Charleston-to D
Schr Gen Marion, Gatchell. from Portland-fsh to
Kelsey & Gray; copper ore and ship knees to order
Schr Sea Nymph, Conley, from Providence-to S
schr Foaming Sea. Cook, from Wilmington, n c.
mdse to Hopkins Janney.
Come Up.
Br brig Roseway Bell, Miller. before reported be-
Bark Chiffon, Stafford. before reported below from
Cardenas-to Loud, Claridge 4 Coz sugar to Kirk
land, Chase & Co. Encountered heavy weather off
Hatteras, and stove bulwarks.
Steamer Thos kelso. RUSSELL Norfok-M n Falls.
Steamer james I. Brady, Lands. Norfolk
Birckhead. Jr.
Steamer Lancaster. Tomlinson. Havre de Graoe-J
j Taylor.
Steamer Florence Franklin. Pierson. Philadelphia
j A Shriver.
Steamer Martha Stevens Chance. New York; A
Shriver
Steamer Express. Ryther. Alexandria-A Need
ham Sons
Steamer Martha Washington. Kirwin, Fredericks-
Steamer Matilda. Gourley. Patuxent River-M L
Weems.
Steamer L G Cannon. Lanfair. Edenton. c.
Whedbse 4 Dickinson.
Bark Elverton, Smith, Misunderstanding &
Ahrens.
schr Challenge, Smith. Providence. R 1. via East
;, schr, L B Copperthwaite, Newbury. New York;
Schr Village Queen. Satterly. Providence-Rose &
Lyon.
:, }schr Sarah NJ Sherman. Sherman. Providenco-W
:, schr Ann Jane, Watt. PhiladelphiaE Pratt &
Bro.
Schr Sunshine. Mcguire. New York; Pratt &
Schr Fear, Cutler. New York; Pratt < Bro.
SchrJ Hendrickson, Powell, Philadelphia-Stick-
Schr VIM Kennedy. -, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bark Elverton, Mntanzas--in tow of Mary.
Bark Hadley. Boston.
Brig W ssRPs snrss a Law R,,.,,nor.
Sailed for Baltimore.
Brem ship Admiral, Haesoop, Bremerhaven, 10Th
Ship Johannes Wilhelmine Thierman, Brouwer-
shaver, 18th ult.
Brem ship Aristides, Brummershop, Brenerhayen,
by telegraph to News Room.J
Fort Monroe, May Sth-Brig Josephine, Sheehy
from Havana for Baltimore, passed up the bay yes
terd8y.
Boston-clsared May It'll; schr Frank Herbert.
sse,aoranda.
Savannsh-arriyed May 4th; Brem bark George &
B Rmy
New York scbr July Fourth, Shaw, do.
Steamship North Point. from Savannah, passed off
Mays Head, 18th. full rugged brig bound to the
northward.
Siin David Stewart ,Prentiss. entered outward at
Liyerp9ol. 2lst ut, for Baltimore, via Cardiff
Ship Othelle Tinkhsn, YVES spoken 18th ult, lat Al,
Ship Mary ,Whitridge, Cutler from Antwerp. sailed
from Bermuda. 26th uit, for New York.
Bark Maryland. (Br) Steffens. from Liverpool for
Baltimore, was spoken 18th ult, lat AZ, Ion 49,
Brig III Heslen Hammond, hence, at Savannah,
Brig Hyperion, Mitchell from Matanzas, arrived
at Portland, 18th inst-was reported sailed for Bal
Briggs Castor and Cleta. both hence for Porto Rico
went to sea 5th inst.
Brig Chas Y Williams. Thompson. for Philadelphia,
remained at Trinidad, Cuba, 18th ult.
Schr ) II rravers. Applegarth. hence, at Whining
ssbr Edna Harwood. Harvood, from sagua, arrived
Schr Bengal. Pillsbury. from Portland for Balti-
moro, sailed from Holmes Hole, 5th inst.
Schr James English. Barker, hence at Providence
stu inst.
Schrs Sarah A Read, Read. and Ida Jayne,
Jayne. both hence, ut New Haven, 18th inst.
Schr Swan. Mitchell, at Savannah, 9Th inst. to
sail 7th for Georgetown, S c, to load for Baltimore.
Schr Lynchburg. Wilbert. was loading at Ssvan-
aah. 5th inst for Baltimore.
Schr jas Jones' Rulan. sailed from Charleston, 5th
inst. fer GEORGETOWN, S C, to load for Baltimore.
Schr Maria Plerson, ---, was loading at Charles
ton. 5th inst for Baltimore.
Schrs Americas, Moss Swan, Mitchell, and Susan,
Scars, ali hence. at Savannah, I'd inst.
Schr Heroine. Champlin, Savannah 4th inst.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange End News
FoRTREss MONROE. May T. 1866.
The following named vessels passed out the Capes
Saturday. all from Baltimore:
Bark Wavelet. for Rio; brigs Emily Fisher. Boston;
Caroline. Mayaguez. P Il; Water Witch, st Jago;
Steamer Dictator, Charleston.
Passed out to-day:
Bark Eliza. for st Lucia; brig Fannie, for st Jago
de Cuba; schr Island Queen, for Ponce P r.; Tele-
graph bound out; brig w A Rogers. for Demerara.
brg Senorita. (supposed to be- passed in Capes fin
New York, bound to Baltimore.
The steamer Isabella arrived from Baltimore yes.
terAay morning and sailed last evening for bio.
The barges Oneida, Reliance, Kate. Wallwell,
owned by Government will be sold at public auction
by Col A Blunt, on 18th May, 1866.
Arrived Mt Norfolk.
Steamer JOS Hall. Fowler. from Newborn, C-for
Philadelphia.
Sailed from Norfolk.
Schr Ann Cooley, Durfee, from Baltimore for Eden
ton. n G.
Weather clear; Wind Southerly and Easterly.
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