The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-03
Shipping yatelllafnts.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, NOV. 2.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Richard willing ClaypOOe from Philadelphia
Stasmer Iosanf Whitney Howes from Boston-mdse.
and passengers to Henry d. Mears.
Bark Nashua, Lewis, uayS i'oih Dos'oh-muSe' u
Ri Rnron de Castne Lufkin, 10 days from Calais
lotbs fn Thos r. Matthews X Son.
' p; - rin p Hooper Clough, is days Havana
- Trcrs MITCHELL sugar and fruit to Kirkland Chase
Co head winds with heavy sea- the entire
Rr Segun Nelson, "a days from Pensacon-to Pen
.rgast Bros lumber to Corner & Sons experienced
severe n gales IA days and received considerable
damage
Iand2salt to Kelsey Gray.
Brig Condor, Allen, from Steuben, Me-staves VIM.
Robinson. -
Thos r. Matthews Son. experienced heavy weather and
lost part of deck load:
Schr John Griffith, Conklin, from St Jago de Cuba,
Oc, 9h-sugar to Kirkland, Chase & Co Experienced a
succession Of gales from n. f. to E. n. f., for 13 days
between the ATTITUDES of % and 81 and split sails Below
II ,tteras saw ull-rgged brig with loss of mansail,
forptopsa both topgallant sails and flying jib also u
fore and aft schooner, with loss of all her sails
Schr Damsel, Beron, from Wilmington, n. C lumber
and naval to John w Brown Son.
BELOW.
Brig Herald, from sombrero, via Hampton Roads, with
guono.
Steamer Georges Creek, Morley, New YOrk-A. c.
Hall.
Parks Nary E. Trout Ames Ponce, P. R-Krkand
Bark Creole, Buck, Rio Janeiro and a market-Krk
land, Chase X Co.
Brig h. r. Kirkland, Knight st. Johns, P. Kirk
schr Peter NOVEL;, Butler Havana-B. Buck & Sons
Schr. +. W Gardner Bourne, Charleston-Charles PEN
dcrgast.
Brig Fidelia Daulby, for BOBBY Island, in tow the
Schr. i. ". Gardner, Bourne, Charleston, in tow of
steamtus Fairy Queen
schr Woodbridge, Watts Trinidad, in tow of steamtug
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Alexandria, LIST inst
Schr Sea Witch, Smith, New York LIST inst
Schr Iath Rich NckersOn, Boston, 31st ult.
Schr. r. H. Huntey, Hammond, New York, S1st ult.
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
Steamship Joseph Whitney, Howes Boston, S0th ult
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Richmond, 3Oh ult.
steamer Henry l.. Cav, Her Philadelphia Ist inst
Steamer Diamond State KirWin, Alexandria, Both uIt.
Schr j II. Toone, Pennington, New Orleans Goth ult
Sehr. Mora. Nelson Savannah. 29th ult
Schr. Jas. Steele, Jones, Richmond, Both ult.
MEMORANDA.
Correspondence of Exchange Reading Rooms1
Old Point Comfort, Nov. 1st-Shp Splendid, of and
from Edgartown. bound on whaling voyage, put into
Hampton Roads to-day with loss of fore and mizzentop
masts and Observation-Disclosures having experienced a
we're gale from the eastward 9th ut Ion. c.
Ship Kalamazoo from Richmond, in ballast, bound
SOUTH banks Rainbow. kerlin from do for Rio de janet
re Trinidad. (3rem Neynabrr from Baltimore for Bre
men; schrs Lucy Church, Wheldon. from Washington N
{, for New York, and Grin Cowl from Alexandria for
Portland are all lying in Hampton Roads; also bark Jus
tina and briggs Mary staples, Queen Victoria, Comet Lii
liam J. West aud j. 7. Ellicott.
ship Gottorp, tOidhg Bergfedt, Cape of Good Hope
and schr. L. NJ. nem licudrickson, for New Orleans
both from Baltimore, went to to-day. Wind n. E.
Briggs Baron de Castne Lufkn, for Baltimore, salad
from Eastport Goth ult; Mounkus, Mitchell for lexan
dra. do
schr Adriana Adams, for Baltimore, sailed from Ha
vana, cath ult
Key West Oct 25.-The schr Brilliant Simmons Cbe
eportedl has completed her repairs, and is tax
ing in her cargo Of mOlasses.
Schr San Louis, Ketchum, from Alexandria, arrived at
Albany, 30th ult.
Brig Cygnet from Havana bound for Baltimore, ar
rived in Hampton Roads, 1st inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
FIRE ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK.
New Lighthouse Tower, $50 feet in height fitted with
first order revolving Fersne Illuminating apparatus
On the evening of Monday the 1s day of November
first order revolving light will be exhibited for
first time and every night thereafter from sunset to
sunrise from the lighthouse tower in erection at
Fire Island Beach east side Of Fire Island Inlet south
side ofIong Island n Y The illuminating apparatus is
the first order revolving catadioptrc of the system Of
FreSne and will produce brilliant fash once in every
minute, which will not be materially different in appear-
from the existing light in the old that place
except in the greater brightness Of the flash and increased
range Of the new light
The lighthouse tower which is placed about eco feet
F. from the old lighthouse tower is built brick will be
$50 feet in height OF yellow color and the light
will be about l66 feet above the main level of the
The Old lighthouse tower and keepers dwelling will be
removed Immediately after the exhibition of the light
from the tower.
The light should he in ordinary states of the
atmosphere from the deck of vessel Is feet above the
water from Il to % nautical miles.
Approximate position of the lighthouse tower
Latitude .......... 40 81 So n.
Longitude ..........73 - 81 W
Distances from Fire Island lighthouse to-
Montank Point lighthouse. ..67% nautical miles
Great West Bay lighthouse. .35
Sandy Hook light vessel......31
Navesnk lights. ............3T% g Z"
Barncgat lighthouse .........66
By order OF the Lighthouse Board,
1,o,tou,ntr j. Ste ST: c. MORTON,
Engineer Office Third Lighthouse District, New York,
July 3, 1858.
VIEW SOUTH wALEs-MoREroy BAY-REMovAL OF LIGHT
Sydney. Aug 4 ls5S.-0n the LIST of January 1852 the
lisbtShip Rose moored in the ship channel at Moreon
Bay, and bearing half from Cape Moreton lighthouse
will be removed, and beacon buoy Ito he described
hereaer will be established there instead of the light
ship.
NEW YORK, November Arr. ships Atlantic and
bark Albertina, Havana; briggs Wabash ManzaniIIa;
Wenonah CadiZ Gen. Bailey, St Marks: Daniel Maoney
Wilmington, n. G.; Geranum, Galveston; schr Albert
Nymph, San Francisco; L. Norris Melbourne; L. south
ard Savannah banks Roanoke, Rio de Janciro; West
Faust and Sea Bird North Carolina; satiia Berwick;
Bay Surprise, City Point: n Casey Port Platte W Ra.
leigh Savannah Rebecca Secor Rappahannock; Cryso-
PHILADELPHIA November Arr. steamship Kew.
stone State Charleston; brig Breeze Turks Island schr
Jos NJ HonSton, Charleston. Cld brig Ella Reed, St.
Jago; schrs Pocahonas. Mobile; Frank A. Hail. Charles
ton; C. Kent, E. Pharo, $ E. Jones and N B. T. Thomp-
SON Washington; d. NJ French Norfolk
BOSTON October 3O-Noon.-Arr brig Peerless
Shields. Crd brigs Lucy Ann Cardenas; LA Fernan,
dina Emma Eyer, Charleston; schrs Wm Martin JAG
mel Frelk Sheerer, Gaveston John Shaw, Wilmington,
October 31.-Arr ship Dragon, Manila
SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, November Arr schrs. Statesman,
New York. A NJ Bartlett. Windsor; Ocean Herald, East
port CID schrs J. Birdsall Jersey City, Suwasset
York Elizabeth English, Boston; Snow Flake and A.
Middleton, Providence
NORFOLK, October 30.-Arr. schrs. R. Burley. and
John ldeuder Philadelphia Vista, New Jersey
WILMINGTON, October 30.-Arr. schrs. Wide World
and Martha Jane, New York. Cld schrs. Onward Cuba
A. J DeRosset and Mary Patterson New York
RICHMOND, October 30-Arr. brig Fairy, Philadelphia
schrs Z. L. Day, do; T. Depew Albany; Cornelius and
+. Merwin, New York; A. Vancleaf, Boston
CHARLESTON, October 3o.-Arr. steamship Jas. Adger
New York ship Medallion, do. CID steamship Keystone
State, Philadelphia
MOBILE October 26.-CI'd ship Inc Russell, Havrc
NEW ORLEANS, October 29-Arr. (per tel ship:
kearsage, Cadiz; Independence, Liverpool; J. P. Whit
ney, Valencia Crd ships Quebec, Bremen; Andover
New York
NEW ORLEANS, October 27.-Arr. ships Kingston
Valencia Rochester, Philadelphia. Cld steamship Ca
hawha. New York; ships Vsnalia and Arno, Liverpool
Jas: Tcpmb Havre; James Montgomery, Boston; schr
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