The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-24
Sbipplnq SnteIItaente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, NOV. %.
ARRIVED.


Steamship VIM. jenkins, Halett, - hours from Boston
-mdse to Henry D. NIears the tail of the Horse
Shoe on Monday evening iight opsa sch sc9r, supposed
Point, bark, at anchor.
Steamer Henry L. CAV, Her, from Philadephia-mdse
| to J. A. Shrver.
| Bark May Queen, Bonner, from Rio Janero-cofe to
Thos Peirce. Towed up by seamtug ioness. The May
Queen lost her cutwaer and figure head on the passage
out.
Bark winifred, Munson, from Rio Janeiro, Oct 9th
coffee to Hugh jenkins N Co
Br. brig Lady of the Lake. Newman from Trinidad
ballast to J. c. Yates Co.-Towed up by seamtug Lilo
ness.
Brig Evelina Ruter, Daureiter IS days from New Or
eanstO John NJ. Bandel sugar and molasses Kirkland
Chase CO.. experienced severe gales from the l4th to
10th, but received no damage. Towed up by steamtug
Ajax.
schr. oswego, Br) Card, from Windsor, Ns-potatoes
schr Elite, Leary, from Chareston-cotton rice, &c,
to c. Pendergast.
>, Steamer Thomas Swami, Ramsay, New York-A. c.
Ships Susan L. Fitzgerald Green West Coast of South
America Cleared yesterday, ,l-Ftzgerald Booth & Co
Ship Sir John Franklin, Gait Havre-C. R. Hardesty.
Bark Capela, tBrem) Lange. Bremen-Von Kapf &
Arens.
brig John P. Hooper, Clough, Charleston-Travers &
Mitchell.
Brig Mary H., Kelly Boston-Hesen & Rogers
Schr Jennie Morton, new, 22S tons) Bullock Havana
-Morrell 4 Randall
schr. Adea, tBr.) Waycott West 1ndes-J c. Yates &
schr Red Wing, Kirwan, Rio de Jahero-T Pierce
Propeller James Jerome Jerome, N. York-W. Rhoads
Son.
Barge Challenge, -, Albany-w. Rhoads & Son.
SAILED.
Ship Susan L. Fitzgerald Green West Coast of South
America, in tow of steamtug Hercules.
Ship Sir John franklin Gait for Havre, dropped down
to Swan Point in tow of seamtug Ajax, where her crew
will he put on board.
Bark investigator Carver Bordeaux, in tow of steam
tug LiOneSs.
Brig VIM H. Brune, Knight, Richmond
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Priclard. Richmond, 22d inst
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Alexandria, 22d inst
Schr. South Wind, Mitchell,
schr Criterion. Breton, "
Schr. Mary Miller, White
Schr. Dan Mnce, Patson, Wilmington n c. 22d inst
Schr. Ada Frances, Babson, Boston, 21st inst.
Schr. Belle Conway, Deany, Philadelphia, ed inst.
Bark Elf Percival New York Dist inst.
schr. Ashland Holmes, Richmond, 2Oth inst.
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
Brig Candace, Matthews, Boston, Goth inst
Schr Segune, Kingsland, New York, 22d inst
Schr Chief, Jones, Albany, 2oth inst.
Schr. Three Sisters, North, Richmond, Goth inst.
Correspondence Of the Exchange Reading Booms.l
OLD POINT, Nov 22d.
Ship W F Smidt IS days FIN Liverpool for CITY Point
leaking badly having had very heavy weather. bull
warks and lost sail; brig Los Amigos Br Lawson from
New York 'or Baltimore; nkee Blade, 80 DAYS from
Rio fororders ana u s. sehr Torriy Macia from Bal
Bark Clara HaXal, button, from Richmond for Rio
to yesterday.
ports having been IS days north OF aeras, and brig
Chesapeake, (Br Gwynn from Demarara both for Balti
MEMORANDA.
Brig Peter C. Warwick, (new Lanfare hence at jack
AT Pernambuco, 10th ult bark Chase Rattle, from Bal
timore, tn, wtgi brig Monticello, Hopkins, from
do. arr. 18th, dscg.
neiro spoken Goth ult., lat 5 Is N, lon. 90.
Bark Antelope, McLeok, uncertain, remained at Rio de
Janeiro, 10th ut
Brig Montrose, Winslow for New Orleans sailed from
Rio de Janeiro, ID ult.
Brig Orlando, Johnson, from Baltimore for Trinidad
next day. pat in for water at St. Thomas, inst
Before reported put in I'd in dstress.l
Brig Monserratte, Parker, from New York arr. Goth
Islands, left n 1St
Brig Evergreen Dakin from Alexandria arrived at St
schr Lombard. Harding, for Turks Island to load for
Boston, sailed from st. Thomas, eth ult.
Schr Hugh W Fry, Marshall for New Orleans cleared
at Charleston, 18th inst
NEW YORK, November 22.-Arr. ship F. n. Peters,
Liverpool barks W. o. Alden Minatitlan: Regatta Mala
ga; schrs G. j. Miller, Abacoa; Wave and s. A. Falconer
North Carolina. Crd ship Maid of Orleans New
Orleans barks Exact Savannah: NJ. Francis, Buenos
Ayres schrs Sunny South and f. Nickerson North Car
olina
PHILADELPHIA, November 2l-arr brig Mary E.
Millikn Carenas; schrs. Lombard Turks Island; F. H.
Rowey and 5. Allen, Wilmington, n. C. CID bark Tray
BOSTON, November 2O-Arr. schr. War Eagle savan
nah CID ship Herald of the Morning San Francisco;
barks Emblem, Gibraltar; d. Kimball and Cen Cobb
New Orleans; Speedwell, Charleston; brig r. B. Porter
London, schr. Agate Aux Cages.
November 2o-Noon.-Arr schr. Coquette, St. Pierre,
Mig. CID barks f. Leavitt Havana; Aureia N Orleans
brig Demarara Martinique:
SOUTHERN PORTS.
NORFOLK, November 20.-Arr schrs. Brave New
York Snow Squall Philadelphia Robt Halsey Port De-
posite CID schrs. John Benson, Halifax Shade, Provi-
RICHMOND, November 2O-Arr schrs. E. R. Ben.
nett Boston; C. P. Williams and John Collins, New York
New Haven, Albany; Old Zack, Havre de Grace. Cid
schrs Manchester, New York; Patriot, Philadelphia
CHARLESTON, November 2O.-Noon.-Arr brig Sal
vador, Havana schrs. Ann x Susan and Transit, New
York; John Bell and Mnnehaha, Richmond. Cd steam
ship Parkersburg, New York; ship Mont Blanc Havre;
bark Oakland, Liverpool.
SAVANNAH November 19-Arr steamship State of
Georgia, Philadelphia. Cid steamship Huntsville, New
York schr. Alice Ann Bandall, Havana.
MOBILE, November 17.-Arr schr. &. C. Gibbs New
York. Cid ships Evening Star, Antwerp; Paragon,
NEW ORLEANS, November 16-Arr ship Roseneath.
Halifax; barks Lancaster and Forest King, Rio
ro Cid ship Henrietta Marcy, Genoa.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The HANDKERCHIEF Shoal Light Vessel parted her
lngs night OF 10th inst, and arrived at Monomoy next
morning.
SICILY AND DILLYRIA-ALTERATIoN OF LIGHT AT AUGUSTA
HYDRoGRAPHGC OFFICE, ADMIRALTY
LONDON. Oct %, 1858.
The Siclian Government given notice that on and
after the lst of November 1855 the fixed light at present
shown from Port Avola in the harbor Augusta
east coast of Sicily will be replaced by light revolving
in three minutes at elevation of 90 English feet
above the sea, and visible in clear weather from dis
tance of IA miles
LIGHT AT TRIESTE.
The Imperial Central Maritime Government at Venice
has given notice that and afhe 4th of October 1855
light woulp be exhibited from the lighthouse San
Teresa mole, Trieste, when the fixed light shown du-
ring the alteration of the Illuminating apparatus would
| be discontinued.
The light is intermittent every half minute the
period of brightness lasting eighteen seconds and
be in clear weather from the distance of Is miles
The illuminating apparatus dopric orby lenses and
| of the third order
BY command of their Lordships,
| JOHN WASHINGTON, photographer.
This notice affects the following Admiralty Charts:
Mediterranean general No 215S Augusta harbor, No ISL
Sicily islands, Nos 1885, l66; East coast No 176 Also,
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| wHITBY
u TRINITY House, LONDON, Oct. 80, 1858.
Ihe TWO Light Towers, on High Whitby being compile
ted notice Is hereby given that the lights are no exhb-
tied therefrom, and fixed bright doptric lights of the
! first order.
The lights 775 feet apart, in 10 deg VI and 10
deg direction and in line mari; the direction of the
Whitby Scar Rock distant about2 miles from the North
| Tower.
The lights burn at elevation of 2l7 feet above the
mean level and range from 2S deg W, round sea-
ward to II deg F. they visible distance Of about
% miles, and show the North cheek of Robin Hoods
| Bay.
Mariners to observe that the light from the North
Tower is coored red from the line of bearing of the
Whitby Scar Rock to the inshOre bearing OF IS deg W.
| By order. P. II. BERTH0N Secretary
The London Morning Herald says that sub
scrption is in progress to raise fund to erect
| statue to the memory of Caxton, near the spot
where he lived. The Westminster Palace Hotel is
being built on the site of Caxtons house, and it is
contemplated to place the statue by permission