Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-28
M ARiNE JOUR N AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE,
TUESDAY. February q, 1866

TUESDAY,, February II, 1000.
Arsiyed.
Steamship Sea Gull. Fish. lroE. New York-mdse
to Blaisdell. Jr.
Steamship VIM Kennedy. Hallett. from Boston
Steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell. from Norfolk-to
NJ n Falls.
Steamer Games Brady, Landis from Norfolk-to
Steamer Florence, Franklin, Cnndif. from Phila-
delphia-mdse to A Shriyer.
Steamer George Weems Kirwan, from Patuxent
Steamer Massachusetts,, DUNCAN, from Pocomoke
Steamer Our Flag, Pons, from Plymouth, N C-cot-
ton and rosin to Whedbee & Dickinson.
Sehr Peerless, Patterson, from st Johns R., 18th
vessels.
- Schr Oaks. Ames, from New York-sundries to
sehr belmont. Orr, from Portland-to Bigeiow &
Sargent lumber to -
schr George Thomas, Langden, from New York
Schr Lily. Corsey. from Wilmington, C-mdse to
Hopkins Janney.
Steamship retapscO, Neff. New. York-samuei
Steamer Richard Wiling. Cundif. philadelphia
Steamer Mary Washington, Weems Patuxent
Br bark Chanticleer. Hawkins. Cork, for orders
Schr Wenonah Tall. Observation-Disclosures. Fen
Sohr CORRIDOR, Brambe. York river-M A Mitchell
EcCAE tSlp COHuoOut USOlSSIONnI - " OOnA NAA
cen, Jr.
Steamer North Point, Saitk Savannah.
Br brig Edith, Rio Janeiro.
Memoranda.
Steamer C Biddle, Fountain. hence at Philadel-
BEem ship Ferdinand. -, from Bremen. arrived
Steamer Lincoln, (U 81, hence at San Francisco
18th.
Brig Ellen Bernard, Collins cleared at New York
Rr;S Cbas Y Williams Tbounson olaarad of pb;ls-
delphia Goth for Key West.
Schr VIM Emmerson, hence at Bricksport. 2lst.
by Telegraph to News Room.
Boston-arriyed Feb 27th-Steamer Geo Appold,
Valencia, Feb l0th-Br ship Mary Raymond, Ray
mond hence for Cork. before reported spoken ie2ky
and with loss of spars was brought into this harbor
last evening in very disabled state. and with loss
Helyoct, arrived Feb 11th-Ship Arnold Bonipger,
Prus) StieGken from Baltimore.
Portsmouth. Eng, put in Feb 1lth-Ship Crest of
the Wave, Woodburn' from Rotterdam for New
Correspondence Merchants. Exchange and News
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb 18th.
Arrived In Hampton Roads.
Brig Artistic. from Baltimore. for LiyerpOOl-coal
Brig Leonard Myers. from Baltimore for New York
schr Lottie, from Georgetown. D G. for New York
schr Lilly. from Wilmington. N C. for Baltimore
Schr Central America, from Baltimore for Boston
coal.
Schr Juno Beverly. from Washington. D C, for Bos-
ton-beans, &c.
schr I French. from James river for New York
oysters.
Schr c Clark, from Baltimore for Charleston, S
C-mules, &C.
Schr A Denike. from Baltimore for N York-coa
Schr Napoleon, from Norfolk for lockwood.
Schr Miranda, from James river for Newbern-
oysters.
Schr Isaac Hinckley. from James river for N York
wood.
schr Hannah Little. from Philadelphia. with ord
nance stores
Sailed from City Point.
Steamer Helen, for New York-light.
Steamer City of Richmond for New York-light.
Steamer Baltimore, for New York-light.
Bark Excelsior. for Baltimore.
The following are the names of the vessels previ-
ously reported which still remain in the harbor.
Schr Lilly Gray, from Norfok-corn for Whining
ton, N c.
Schr Jonas Sparks, from Baltimore-coal for New
York.
Schr S Morgan-light, for Morehead City, N C.
Schr Merwin-oysters for New Haven.
The weather is northerly and unpromsing.