Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-07
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TUESDAY. March s. 1866.

Steamer MASSACHUSETTS,. Dongan, from Pocomoho
slsamer Thomas Kelso. Russell !tom Norfolk
Steamer james I Brady, Lands, from Norfolk-to
Steamer John s shriyer, Dennis, from PhiladeI-
pha-m9se To- :. 4 Shriger.
,sehr /, ], Palmer, ralmer, froin New York to
NieksrS / Carroh-m ...o to m'
Steamer Thomas ke!so, Russell Norfok-M
steamer James T. Brady. Landis Norfolk-J
Steamer State Of Maryland, Trayers, Richnors,-
.;stoamer Mary Washington, Goqrley, Pataxcnt
$.eat9sr Massachusetts, DUNCAN, Pocomobo river
steamer Henry L Cav, Her. PHILADELPHIA !
Steamship Kipsfsher Rector. Chorleston--S Biais-
Steamship Patapsco. NcN, New Yorll-samucl
Tr schs Thought. Gregson, London-C A Berry.
Schr Urine, Geoghegan, Petorshurg-M 4 Mitchell.
Schr George Washington, Mitchell, Richmond-W
Sehr oaks Amcs Edmonds. New York; Pratt
Arrived irO1aa Baltimore.
Bark Adelaide, Etchbergec, hence at Rio Janeir5.
sc6r, S Nightingale, Nickersan, hence nj East
Brig W Wilson, Knight, hence at Savannah, 9Th
n2t-rer Eel.
Big Water Nite,.. St Jago.
Brig Fannie, Cuba.
Schr Yankee Blade Charleston
Sailed for baltimore.
Bremen ship Christel, -, sailed from Liverpool.
18th ult for Baltimore.
schr S II Cady sailed from New York. 9Th inst, for
Memoranda.
Ship DJeheSSe DOreans, Hines, was at IaUeauo
Feb. lst, chartered to load copper produce ut Co
quimbG and Cadera. for fillmore at 81.
Bark Cricket, keIly. hence for Rio Janciro. wen:
Brig S6norita. Linden, from Iniisnola arrived a
New Orleans, list uit.
remained Mt Holmes Hole, 3D. inst. 0'A''''''''
Schr L i Townsend. Townsend, tTGm Philadelphia
arrived at Galveston, DIST ult
ny telegraph TO News RoOm.l
Boston, March 5.-Schr Susan Sears cleared fer
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
.,.., F0RTRass MoXReE. March :.
Bark Horace Scudlcr, from Baltimore. for Boston
Schr S Watson. from Newbern C., for n York
Schr " Foreman, from Nansemoad river for Boz
. Sehr Chester, from Baltimore, for James river
schr Elizabeth, from Back river, for Baltimore
Schr Wenonab, from Baltimore, for Charleston. c
SchT Reading r. r. No. 49, from Norfolk. fer Bal
SchT Reading R. R. No As. for Norfolk-Iight.
Schr Dealar from NewbeI n c, for \ Y-tar.
Schr John N Wright. from orfolk. toF \ wood.
Schr j II Seguin, from Richmond, for AccomGc--
light.
Schr Adeza, from Richmond, for Accommodated
Schr Davidson, from Craney Island, for New Haven
Schr White Cloud. from Norfolk. for y Y-wooa.
Schr Eta G Fogg from James river. for Boston
sehr Cornelius, from Richmond. for Washington
sehr John Meddier, from Washington, D c, fer
Wilmington, \ Corn.
Schr Challance, from Newport. for Norfolk-pota-
scbr Marietta Smith, from Crancy Island. for New
SchT Enocb Moore, from New York, for Washing
Schr Lyon, from Baltimore. for Hoboken-coal.
Schr Herschell, from Darien, Ga, Tor n Y-cotton.
SchrD Brown, from New York, for Fort Monroe
schr Charles Jones. from Georgetown, D C., for
jersey City-c0ai.
Schr 4 COIN, from Wilmington. n c., for n Y-tar.
Schr Gallo, from Richmond, for Accomac-light
Schr N Van Name, from Baltimore for n Y-cnaI.
Schr Areelurian, from Richmond, for New York.
Schr Mary Leonard, from Norfolk, for n wood.
Sehr General Van Welt. from Norfolk for y York
schr Maxon Rogers. from james river. Tor y York
The large feet of vessels before reported os lief,
this harbor several days since for the part came
back yesterday but sailed again last night. Last
evening the WIND still continued unfavorabe. and the
following named vessels returned and this morn
ing anchored in the harhor
Schr G Smith, from Washington, C., for New
Y0rk-cott0n.
Schr Jas T Haig from Newbern, n Cold iron and
cotton for Philadelphia.
Schr United from Newbern C-tar for \ York
Schr John Beatty, from llatteras, n Cshingles fcr
Philadelphia a.
Schr :, S Watson, from Newbern. \ E., for n York
tar and turpentine.
Sehr Mary Russels from Newbern. n c., for
Philadelphia-cotto
Sehr Louis Sturtevant. from Wilmington, n c., for
New Iork-tar and cotton.
Sebr Lizzie Taylor, from Wilmington, n c., for
Observation-Disclosures.
Schr E L Kirk. from Norfok-wood for New York
and others, The wind still continues unfavorahle
a 7. NJ although more to tho northward and the
large fleet laying in the hsrbor make no signs Of get
ting underway.
The schooner Eastern Belle also came back during
yesterday.
Steamer Raleigh, from New Orleans, 81 L. S. Col
0red troops arrived last night and went to City Point
after which she proceeded to New York.
The following vessels were spoken at Cape Henri
to-day, bound out.
Ship Grey Eagle. from Baltimore for Rio Janeirn.
Bark Carioca, from Baltimore, for Queenstown
corn.
Brem bark Gutoahurg from Baltimore. for Bremen
Brig Edith, from Baltimore, for Rio Janeiro.
Sailed.
Bark Horace Scudder. from Baltimore, for Doytor
sailed this afternoon.
Arrived.
Steamer Triton from Washington, D c. for \.
Steamer Mayhower, from Philadelphia. for Rich
mond.
schr Hill. from Baltimore for New York-coal