The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-13
PORTsC CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
;PoRT OF CHARLIE sToE..
Arrived Yesterday,

Steamship Q, .ker City West New York-lef satur;
day P NJ. Mdze. To Ravane s 90, Adgsr GO,
Ahrens C. bark ADge aHsr ae1 aon liz
choa CO. W Bennett & Co. Bates = GO. SaTI III. g
Writ, " Bliss, Budd Blake, N Rriston Br1 =,
Syss Son CO. soHt CO. chaes
iCampsen Co. Cater, Corwtn GO, Game1on, eSso
Barley Co, @ Carr & co, & AZ Caldwell, ! Cnsf
g 6sley. Darcy, Dowie Moise, Duyal Southern
Exnress CO. Duo, Ferguson l. Holmes. D Flaming,
FRANKIE, Foley, I Fslk CO. FTeitas. Ee!oi
Matthiessen ti Co, i b aver, " Gale Hunt z
Huger Hastis, Calhoun Co. Hart Go, Commander noe
Hughes, q Hoppock, J Hurkamp 90, ) d h1en,
Johnston Crews & CO, Il Katts & Co, Z Koester.
Kinsnan, Nnck, Wickenberg & Co. 1 81 Linstedt LengI
nick Sell Lswless LANCER. levin Jr, Lsnsee. @
n Co Mehrtens & Wohltnann, Mantoue T. Co, J q y
Muller, B Marshall Mills House, Murphy. NIGEL
hose, q Meyer, r Mcdowell & CO. MeoomD 4s 95s,9;
"a McIoy Rice B MoreIlo, Noyes T. Vail VNeaN
~ son. ne osfendorf Co o;Nen & Son, o'Nei,
owen, 9 Poppenheirn, Paul = c.. Pen3al. Pier
son cent uy Rodgers Co, Repneker Glover Rav
- nsi 81 = Rernweu Roach Russell, Rss, W Rus
sell. Mrs NJ RuHes, NJ seickle. w steiens CO, a
Stone shaekeord Erase @ staper sonlel no
onaTtermsster. upper l. Sons, b Togm, Vo0ers
Won santen, Wagner Heath Monseee Mallaen nv
Webb Vest % SonsS ,aae nj iea.
thai IN Woodscn, wiItberger Wilbur Son. White q
Mixer o Weiter Daily News sman& CO, and Order:
NJ Com Data Eacon &c. Street Bros . Co. Lntrs
Stating. l. schnen Co, Cantae l. Go, K1atte +!
Co. b Cobia & Co. Browne sohirner. 8 = RCo: =
Wbita N Ayeriil l. Son, j Campsen CO. Blnns j
Salinas. j Hurknp cow Roach, Lsurey Alexardsr
9eforSs Co. Rodgers Co. Southern Express Col
Tohnston. Crews Il Co. Bischof 90, Rayenel Barn
well W II Ghafea; B o'Nsin % Phillips, n Bqtlsty n
nNsf / Son. Msntoue & Co. HGerdts o., Rannaker
cicvar + Armatrone 90, HMoise, Collector OF Gus
toms T j Kerr 20. The Lulu LETT Baltimore on the
Of ~ and GsRe asny G1 t6s SoTna SSG
from the Sc sa 70 the large blaze having the ap
paarance Of vessel fire. Would have gone toward t
not thin itaaf to run the ship OF shoe. The light con-
tinued in sightfor an hour or more
steamghip Sen GULL Dutton, Baltimore Thursday,
M lCorn Oats Bacon, &c. To Mordeea& 90, Co1rta-
INV Trenholm, j oantwen Go, n Oobia Co, Bal.
1sss Sssth Agea %os,sss Shs dseis H:ss
s9sD o. Sss Agsse zgs1 asose9 CO. ga Me
Ii Gooon, EJ Fischer, Hunt Bros, Ansel 7 E Hertz
Gaass1 IeiSs%aa kr.oas UG hyar
Son. West JONES' Gruber b Mardns Werner Duckar,
Browne schirmsr, DR. q B COULTER Willis Chiso1,
and Others Left Cape Henry Saturday M WIND nean
wind hsuied sudden to and Lew heavy gale With
sharp lightning and rain hack nndss The leo 81. g. me
nss and had Is thence to Charleston B
there Lay II hours awaiting daylight and ade ooo
schr Montezupa, Low. Norfolk, va days $500 buah-
Steamer Eliza Hanco1, Richardson, Savannah, via
Beaufort, Hiton Head, 80 2s bales !, Cotton and
Mdze TO Felguson Ho%ess nayenel . Co. HOPKINS
Steamer Marion, Mansfield, Cheraw, O. $50 bales
Cotton, 81 sacks Rough Rice and Mdze To Ferguson
Holmes Mowry l. Co, Kendall &Dockery,J baggett q
60 a VI williams CO, j. Il Kirkpatrick, Graeser,
Lee Smith Co. Adams Frost, Mrs Keit, shackel-
ford Fraser DR. C Brown, and Order
schr s Deas, from West Point Mill. 120 bbs Rice.
s,oor Columbus. from Cooper River. 400 buahels R
| Rice. To q IngrahaIn
IN THE oFFMG.
1,r bark Tecumash from Liverpool.
| Il ship and brig, unknown
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Carlnta, Collins New Yorkstreet Bros Co.
sIchr Emma Baker, Palmer, Rustan, Hon-Master.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
1,r steamship Pioneer, shack5ord, Liverpool
Steamship Carlotta. Collins, New York.
Memoranda.
PROBABLE Loss OF THE BIZ Snip MARY RAYMokD.-
The Savannah Republican, OF Monday last contains the
following report Of the sranding OF the Br ahp Mary
RAYMOND which vessel was on her passage from Henil
! ton, Bermuda, for this port: -.
the British ship Mary Raymond, bound from Bermuda
to this port In ballast went ashore In thick fog on Peh
Iiahti and In short time began leaking, having before
that night five feet of water In her lower hold.
ssThe steamer Petit will go down to her this morn.
ing with steam pumps anu otner necessary
freeing her from water, and s1trcatng her from her
dangerous position.
The ship lies very easy and should the weather prove
| favorable will be got of without difficulty. :"
The same paper has the following:
"On Saturday afternoon last about O'Clock
the British schr Mary Agnes while going through the
North channel undr tup sail bound for Nassau Into
the soop Wild Roverhe latter lying at her anchor with
small assorted cargo for Hilton Headcarrying away
the bowsprit Of the soop and causing her TO capEze
Captain o Br1en and her crew OF three men nlng INTO
the water and only succeeded In saving themselves from
drowning by clnging to the keel Of the aloop In the
collision the Small boat of the schooner became entanGed
in the cable Of the sloop aordng the that yes
sci an opportunity to get into It. and they afterwards
managed by the of pieces of bosrs and their hands
In padding the boat towards tho schooner which had
1uffed to- and which took them on board-one Of the
! men having been twenty minutes in the water.
''The Wild Rover was owned by her captain, John o.
Brien and was worth eight hundred dollars. She was
| not insured. !"