The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-22
Shipping SnttlLlaente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE. NOV. 20.
ARRIV ED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Richard Willing, Faitz, from Philadelphia
mdse. to A. Shriver
schr Margaret Bennett tBr) Ferguson, from Halifax
fish to Thos. K. Matthews \ Son.
Steamship Joseph Whitney Howes, Boston-H. u.
Mcars.
Steamship Commerce. eager, Savannah--T. II. Belt,
Jr
Steamship Paapsco, Baker Chareston-A. C. Hall
Steamer Richard Willing, Faltz Phi!adelpha--J A.
Shriver
Ship Albert (Brem.) Kamp, Bremen-A. Schumacher
& Co.
Brig Cygnet Barnard Havana-Morrell Il Randall
Schr {. W. Conner, Pettingill, West Indes-spence
Reid.
schr White Foam, Millikin Proyidence-S Phillips &
Co.
Schr. Florida, Tall, Wilmington, N. C.-Dunnock &
schr Iris, Robinson, Washington, N.C-Jas. Corner L
Sons.
scrr Ontario, Latchum, Newbern, Gas. Corner K
Sons.
Barge f. A. Stevens, Doughcrty, New York;. A.
schr. Pearl, Brown, Portsmouth, NH.-Kesey & Gray.
schr. Benz; Butler Crosby, New York, via. Tanger
Sound-W Rhoads Il Son
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Pritchard City Point Brant
schr John Oliver Holmes Wilmington, ,Del-w. Rhoads
x Son.
Schr. Emma, Warwick, Wilmington, De-w Rhosds K
Son.
Schr R. c. Sannard Jr Travers Charleston
ARRIVALS FROM BA fillmore.
schr Naley J Brayton, Rogers, Fan River; 18th inst
Schr. Republic, Snow, New Orleans, 18th inst
Schr. E. Goidsborough, Bunting, Richmond, 18th inst
Correspondence Of the Exchange Reading BOoms.l
OLD POINT, Nov. 10Th.
The following vessels bound to Baltimore are in the
Brig Frances Jane Kirch. IS days from St. John's P.
r. experienced heavy weather was il days between
Bermuda and tteras; the J4h inst, encountered
hurricane from s W. thrown her be am ends but
succeeded in getting her before the wind and scudded for
six hours. Sailed in company with schr. Kalonlah for
New York. Leftin port Spanish ship, from Havana
for Cadz dsmasted and schr Alabama, Crowther, from
Barks Winifred Munson As days from Rio de Janeiro
May Queen, Bonner from do. The latter with loss of
Also brig Lady of the Lake, (Br Newman, from Trin
dad schrs Brilliant Simonds from Cardenas via Key
West N. W. Smith, Wyatt, from Savannah, and Mig
nonete, Woody from Charleston tsnce reported at Nor
folk, leaking badly all came in yesterday; also herm
brig unknown.
(Brl Mann, for Halifax; Condor Allen Jacksonville
both from Baltimore Caharine Rogers Britt from Alex
andria for Boston, and schr. Rover, (Br) Kemp from
Baltimore for Nassau, N P, all went to sea 18th inst
Ship Reliance, Irvine, for Rotterdam; barks Wieand,
(Bremen Ostermann, for do; Anna, (Br Mckinney for
Demarara; schr f. H. Adams, Adams. for New Bed ford
all from Baltimore went to to-day. Brig Herald,
Briggs from Baltimore for Norfolk, passed Old Point to-
day.
NORFOLK. Nov 10Th
ette Woody, from Charleston bound to your port is
here in distress leaking very badly having thrown deck
load overbO rd and compelled 10 discharge. good deal
Of her cargo is very much damaged the rice particularly
No doubt will he bet ter to sell the damaged
Underwriters Agents
The following the consignees of the cargo of the
Mignonette so casks rice, John Williams & Son; 10 do.
G. W Wait Il Son; 81 do C. Hoffman; 100 do. Leverng
Co.; 696 sacks wheat Derr, Thompson Co; 70 casks
of m0lasses " but Fl T6eh are lost to order
Bark Hadey Kent which arrived at this port Friday
evening from Boston reports having experienced heavy
gales from W. to NE, during which lost part of her
deckoad. On the 9th instant, Francis McConkey, of
Philadelphia aged about 81 years, fell from the maintop
sail yard, overheard, and was lost
Brig Talujah Plummer, from New York, at Jack |
sonve, 18th inst, loading for Rio de Janeiro.
ported at Bermuda 2Sth ult left Hampton Roads 23d
and during tie night encountered heavy gale; the
25th shPped heavy which tore outa large part of
schr Jas H. More Smith, for Alexandria, sailed from
Fall River, 10th inst; A. NJ Bartlett, Bartlett from do
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK, November 19:-Arr. brig Mary, st. ia
garoo Liverpool: ship Isaac Webb Liverpool brig Zone
Glasgow; schrs j. n Lindsey Berwick City, La; Bro
Mobile; VI. A Ellis, Wilmington, N. C.
PHILADELPHIA, November 19,-Arr bark D. Lap
sley Mantanzas N schr S; P Hawes, Richmond. -crd
Orozibo Charieson schrs c. s. Peasee, Mobile; A. Lea
Charleston.
BOSTON, November 7s-Crd ships Clifton New Or
leans; NJ Mayo, Apalachcola; barks J. L. Davis, No
bile; Indiana, Savannah brig B. Carver, Bucksvile, s.
c.; schr. Fl. d. Mears, Port an Platte.
SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, November 1S.-Crd schrs. Henry |
Jayne. New Jersey; John Silliman and John Warren |
New York; American Eagle, Trenton Vendovi, Boston.
CHARLESTON, November 1S.-Arr. ship Washington |
London; bark Gaus, Bremen.
SAVANNAH November 17-Arr. ships Magnet and !
Arizona, Boston; Monticello, Liverpool; NJ. Notebohn
New York barks r. A. Allen, New York: Willard, Port
land schs. W H. Ceare, Eleuthera; Geo Mangham, Phil
adelpha.
MOBILE November 12-Crd ships Minnesota Liver
pool; 4. Gaatin, Havre.
NEW ORLEANS, November 13-Crd. barks A. De
us Bremen II. Hazeltine, Boston; C. Ellens, Philadel
phia
NOTICE TO MARINERS e
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS TO CUBA-Matanzas, Nov. 9th. |
BY order lately published it is required that all
sells arriving at ports of this island after JAN 1852
bring with them manifess of the cargo board
ing the marks twhithout going into particulars if in
ballast stating SOY which must he certified by the Span
h Consul at the port of departure duplicate of the
same must be given to the said Consul who will forward
to the Collector of the port whittier the vessel is bound
The COnsus to make chage for the certificates and
vessels arriving without will be subject fine.