The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-15
! Shipping SntsIIiasltt.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, April, ID
ARRIV ED.

Coffin from Baltimore ship Caricoa, Hofner from PhiIa
dephia arrived Feb 25th and sailed March 9th with in
ward cargo, for Rio anero; bark Wheatland Despeaux
from Baltimore via Pernambuco arrived Feb 9th and
sailed March 18TH with part of inward cargo for Rio ia
nero Spoke March GOTH off Pernambuco whale ship ia
nus Winslow of and for New Bedford, from Sandwich
Island stopping for water April 10TH lat "a r. N Ion
ODD saw bark steering SOUTH showing blue, white
and red signal perpendicular stripes with letters P
Passengers in the Hurricane Bird Bahia Mr. Ste
Vehs lady and three children of Boston, Miss Mary Pitt
man. SandT ic Islands; Capt John T. Ropes Mr. George
Dean Mr. Creelman and twelve seaman all of ship John
GPn OF Boston, which foundered at off Cape Horn
British ship Herefordhre-h balance of the passengers
ana crew proceeded to Europe in the ship.
Steamer John S. Shrver, Dennis from Philadelpbia-
mdse to j. A. Shriyer.
CLEARED
Steamer Bevidere Keene Citv Point T Rrordt r.
Steamer John S. Shriver, Dennis, Philadephia-J A
Shrver. " -
Brig Eluisa, (Neap) Cafero. Cork and mkt-Fo,rd T.
Rogers.
Schr Summerfeld, Pritchett, North Carolina-Master
Schr d. e. Guyther, Kirwan North Observation-Disclosures
Schr Home, Maddox, Portland-Kelsey 4 GRAY.
Schr Welsh, Dadem Boston-Kelsey K GRAY
Schr n. II. Hall, Lord, Boston-Morrell & Randall
schr Dr. Kane Baily, Perpendicular st m warfed.
Brig g. Bass, Winchester, Aspnwal in tow of steam
tug Jas Murray.
Brig Chicopee, Howes Boston, in tow of steamtug Lion
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Brig Jas. b George, Atwell, New Orleans, 9th inst
Schr Grace Girdler Paine, Boston, 18th inst
Schr Samuel Chase, - Norfolk 18th inst
Schr Sea Nymph, Dawson, Providence, 10th inst
Schr s Smith, DOane, Folly Landing, 10th inst
- cLE4R4ScEs FOR FOR BA liNG'R l''n INST
Schr Aurora, Hopkins Halifax Sd inst.
Bark New Light, Speight New Orleans, Sth inst
Steamer Jackson, Baker, New York 18th inst
SAILED FOR BALTIMORE.
Steamer George Peabody Richmond, 18th inst
MEMORANDA
Ship Isabella, Drew from Havana arrived at Charles
ton, 18th inst
Ayres reports 1st inst Cape Haeras W. 40 miles took
heavy W. NJ W; gale and was hove to 10 days. during
which time drfted off 300 miles; the provisions getting
short and the storm sails beginning to 60 bore ND for Br
muda but meeting with gale off that port compelled
to go to St Thomas at which place she arrived on the
19th from the 2lst to 25th u was becamed On the I'd
inst, lat $685. Ion. Is "a during s. E. gale shipped
which stove bulwarks fore and filled cabin &c
Brig Attvo, (Sic) -, for Baltimore sailed from Pa
lermo 18th ut
schr F. II. Forbes Balance, from North Carolina for
Baltimore, arrived at Norfolk IL inst
At Holmes Hole, 9th inst chr Maria Jane Crosby for
St john n B. 10th schrs. Amytis Huchns from Bal
tmore for Gloucester, and Mary Peavey, Engwood do
for Portsmouth, and both sailed again next day John
Dodge Daley and Jenny Lind Coombs from Norfolk for
Bangor Hardscrabbe, Gregory, do. for Rockand, and
sailed again next day 11th schrs Geo A. Title Adams
from Baltimore for Boston, and Julia Newell Blake from
DO Tor Portland and sailed again next day; bark Nashua
Lewis, from Baltimore for Boston.
Bark Onward, Emery from Mobile for Rio de Janeiro
| was spoken Sd inst. lat 81. 80 lon. -.
Brig Queen of the South, Chapman, for Fort Jackson
| mississippi, sailed from Stonington 10th inst.
Schr Albert Field, Phillips supposed for Baltimore
! passed down Fall River 9th inst
Schr Ocean Bird, Gibbs, for Baltimore sailed from Pro
violence, 10th inst.
Schrs. Sarah Clark Griffin from Alexandria, and John
L. Darling, Howes, from Norfolk arrived at Providence
10th inst; n Baker, Kelly and F. H Colt Haskell from
| 11th
Loss OF SHIP JoHx GILPIN, OF BosToY-The shin John
Gilpln Capt John Ropes, sailed from Honolulu, Sand
witch Islands, for New Bedford December lst with cargo
Of oil whaebone, &c, and having board IS persons
an told Nothing occurred worthy of note until January
29th at night lat 53S s. lon so W. there being strong
gales accompanied with heavy sea- the ship under close
reefed topsas reefed courses the vessel experienced
| Immediately
but found little water, which continued do
short intervals of time with the same result until 10
m, when found five feet water in the hold both pumps
were then started and looking the bow when the
snip rose to the waves saw that the eutwaer and foreGo
were gone far down could be seem being unable
stop the leak outside, went below in the forepea and
cut away the skin far down could get; we could
hear the water rushing in forward but unable to get
at the leak to stop it, Shortly afterwards passed large
field of ice and have to believe that had
been struck, either by field of ice sunken iceberg
1t could have been nothing high out of the
1t would have carried away of the ships head gear
or the bowsprt and there good lookout kept up,
night and day During the day the pumps constant
y kept going, the all the time increasing us ra-
pluy ana the weather continuing threatening at m,
passed another iceberg The passengers were then ade
acquainted with the circumstances boats got in
readiness and water provisions, &C. placed in them
case we should require them during the night early in
the night sounded the pumps and found eight feet water
and at Jan Both, found Is feet water with the
pumps going time the casks of oil in the hold he
lift from their beds wash about and the shin
began to labor heavily and open about the stern and
pankshear. Finding the water gaining rapidly and the
ship settling, held consultation with officers and passen
gers, and came to the conclusion in the sailing
with any vessel to abandon the ship there were no
hopes OF saving her At daylight, the morning of Jan
10th, saw sail to the n. W made signal of distress
which answered and the ship bore u.s. and
proved to be the British ship Hereoreshire Capt Thos
Scott from Caao bound to Cork, who two life boats
and took of all hands and placed board his ship
without accident although there heavy running
at the time leaving the ship with Is feet in the
hold and fast settling. With deep regret left fine ship
and valuable cargo Before losing sight of her. saw a
smoke and flames issuing from her supposed to have gen
the in vet
ting the baggage and provisions out of the hold and
O'Clock, Jan. 30th lost sight of her Great praise
is due Capt Scott and his officers for the kindness and at
tention shown to ALL while board his ship and
thing more than thanks is due him. We arrived Bahia
on the "a OF March, part of the passengers and crey pro
ceeded to England in the Herefordsre and rest ar
rived in Baltimore in the brig Hurricane Bird see pas
sengers per Hurricane Bird from Baha) Names of pas
sengers that proceeded to England Mrs Sarah W Wood
and two children of Sandwich Islands, Mrs Sarah Rive
and two children, Of England Edwin B. Ford of New
York, and Walter Sherwood, of New York.
Signed,
JO4y 7. Ropes,
The ship John Gipin Al ship of 10SS tons, and
owned by Messrs. Honeywell Brewer, of Boston
Spoken by ship John Gipin: Dec 26th 1857 lat "a s
Ion. 1913 W. whale bark Superior, of New Bedford six
months out clean, bound to Tahiti Jan. LIST, 1858, lat
Al q S. lon 1907 SO W. ship Harriet and Jessie from To
nolulu, for New Bedford, AZ days out
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK, April l3.-Arr steamships City of Wash
ngton Liverpool Star of the West Aspinwai Augusta,
Savannah Daniel Webster, New Orleans; ship j. c. Hum
phreys New Orleans; schr. Matchless Attakapas Cld
steamships Persia Liverpool Glasgow Glasgow; ship
Golden State Point de Gale; bark Sabna Aspnwa brig
Rio Grande Georgetown, s c.; schr Orana Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, April l3.-Arr. steamship Keystone
State Charleston; schr. George Washington n Carolina
Cld schrs Cerro Gordo, Virginia; George Washington
Carolina
BOSTON, April 12-Arr schrs Sarah Burton, Gonaives
Harper Jacksonville; Dorcas Ireland Georgetown S c.
L. Andenreid, Wilmington n c.; Oliver NJ Petit and Fan
ME Currie, Richmond; Frank Norfolk; R. G. Whildcn
Alexandria; OriOle and Gsmael, Virginia.
SOUTHERN PORTS
RICHMOND, April 12-Arr. schrs. Henry Remsen and
F. Arthamlus, New York Mountain Eagle, Rockport
NORFOLK, April 1l.-Arr. schrs c. W. Cannon, Porto
Rico; Rubicon, Camden COpa Boston; Somerset York
Star. Providence; brig Eveina Attakapas CID schr
b. Darling, Portsmouth, n. H.
WILMINGTON, Apoil 11.-Arr schr. Wide World New
York. CID schrs. Myrover, New York; Ann E. Glover
Boston.
CHARLESTON, April l1.-Arr ships Admiral and lisa.
bella, Havana; schr Zephyr, Ponce
MOBILE, April 5-Arr schr. Emeline New York
VI snip PheniX Liverpool; brig Pizarro, Providence;
schr. X. Bullwinke, PHILADELPHIA
NEW ORR Anil IL. D.