The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-15
Shipping Sntelligente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, OCT. IA.

ARRIVED
Steamer John s shriver Dennis, from Philadelphia
mdse. to j. A. Shriver.
Steamer Jerome, Jerome, and barge Challenge, both
from New York-mdse to W. Rhoads & Son.
Schr. NJ Clinton, Veal, from Trenton, n. J-mouldng
sand to W. RhOads Il Son
schr. D. c. Huse, JONES' days from Savannah-cotton
to j. J. NJ. Girvin Towed up by the steamtug Fairy
Queen
Brig Robert G. Wright, Hughes, Moneyideo or Buenos
Schr. Abigail Jennings from Alexandria, having re-
pared) Creby New York-W. Rhoads 4 Son.
schr s D. Bellows, Clark, South Glastonbury, Conn.,
schr Home, Duton, Stamford, Conn.-w. Rhoads &
Brig J. Mcintyre Mcintyre Pensacola in tow of steam
tug Tgress.
Brig Elisha Doane Loring Charleston.
Schr. A. LHyde Anderson Barbados, in tow of steam
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Steamship Georges Creek, Morley, Charleston 1lth
shr John Griffith Conklfn St ,Jago de Cuba, 25th ult.
Schr. Ella, Arey, Boston, 18th inst.
Schr. Diamond, Foaks Alexandria, 18th inst.
Schr. S B. Grce, Collier Alexandria, 18th inst.
Schr. L. II. Nickerson, Baxter, New York 18th inst.
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
Steamer J. s shriver, Dennis Philadelphia 18th inst.
schr. Susan E. Jayne Jayne Albany, 18th inst
schr Peter NOVEL;, 1l9 tons built in Talbot county,
Nd in 1855, has been sold to parties in New Orleans for
Brig Rovcr Bride (Brl GerriOr hence for St Johns,
N. F., went to sea from Cape Henry 10th inst.
Schr. d. VI. French, French from Baltimore for Nor
wich, arrived at New London, 1lth inst.
Schrs. Susan & Mary, HATCH for Baltimore and High
lander Mayo, for Alexandria, sailed from Newport 1lh
schrs. S P. Harris, Mason, from Richmond, arrived
Albany, 1lth inst.
Brig Toccoa, Patten, from Baltimore, arrived at New
Orleans, 7th inst.
Schr. Samuel frances, (of BaltmnreI, Brown, from
Maracabo for New York at Nassau 30th ult, in dis
tress, with foremast sprung.
Barks Heveta, Poppe, and Capela, Lange, for Balti
more, went to sea Bremen, 22d ult
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Letter the Secretary of the Treasury, communicating
the position of two points of rock southwest of the light
house near New Haven, Conn, determined by Leut
| Commanding W. G. Temple U. N, Assistant in the
COAST SURVEY STATION NEAR BANGOR NE 4
September 18th, 1858.
SIR have the honor communicate for the benefit
of navigation and information the Iishhou
Board the following extracts from report by Lieut. Com.
manding W. G. Temple, Z. s N, Assistant in Coast
vey in charge of the steamer 'Corwn, examina-
tion for rock reported to exist in the vicinity of New a
| ven, Conn:
"Agreeably to your instructions of June 10Th and 25th
stopped at New Haven to search for rock reported by
the pilots as not laid down upon the published charts and
! have to submit the following report:
At distance of exactly mile and half X nau-
tca mile due SW by compass from the Lighthouse there
two sharpponted rocks, lying ten t10l yards
apart and having but twelve and half (12 feet of
ter on them at low tide when reduced to the plane of
reference of the published chart all around them is be
found from seventeen l7 to nineteen and half (194)
| feet.
recommend that striped buoy be placed on the
spot which be accurately pointed by the pilots by
means of cross ranges, which l selected and showed
| them.
would also recommend that black buoy be placed on
the eleven 1 feet shoal which lies about three quarters
| (A of a mile to the northward of these rocks.
Both OF these buoys are much needed for safe nayiga
| ton"
propose to call these rocks Luddington Rocks after
the pilot who called attention to them; and would
specully request authority publish this in the usual
form a notice to mariners and that copy of NAV be
transmitted to the Light House Board / indebted to
o. w. Blunt ESQ.,, for the information which led to this
Very respectfully yours.
4. D. BAcHE Supt L. s Coast Survey
Hon. HOWELL Corr, Secretary Of the Treasury.
|
| NEW YORK October 13-Arr. ship Delhi Cardiff; brig
Reindeer St Jago; schrs Cloda St Johns ? r.; Ster
huntsville, Savannah; ships Robert Kelly, do; Robin
Hood, San Francisco; schrs. Clifton, Antigua Isabella
and Howard, N Carolina; Buena Vista, City Point; Es
PHILADELPHIA, October 1s.-Arr steamship State of
Ella Reed st. Jago. CID ship Arlington, AspinwaI;
sehrs R W. Tul, Mobile; Salisbury and 7. NJ. Rathmel,
| BOSTON October 12-Noon-Arr barks T. R. Davis,
New Orleans; Flight, Charleston; schr orrs FIR ncis
Wilmington N G. sorruPpv poprs
| ALEXANDRIA, October 13.-Arr. brig C. Hopkins, N.
York; schrs. Sarah Jones, Jersey City; Minerva Fall
River; Albert Field, Taunton Village Gem. Boston, Cld
brig Robt. Reed st. Johns schrs Eliza Pharo Newark;
| j. Predmore, New York.
! RICHMOND, October 12.-Arr. bark E. K Kane Per-
nambuco schr Manchester, New York CID schr Black
bird, New York.
NORFOLK, October 11-Arr brig Lillian, Bucksport;
schrs Eleanor Rockport; B. Fink, Philadelphia; Com
merce, New lork. CID brigs Montgomery, Barbados;
! WILMINGTON, October 12-Arr bark Lucy Ann New
York schrs W. A. Ellis, and Cairmont do D. Chester
and W L. Springs, Philadelphia. CID brig Col. Penni
man. st. Domingo.
CHARLESTON, October 11.-Arr steamships Columbia
New York. Keystone State, Philadelphia; ship Agamem-
non, Bristol, Eng; brig Eliza, St Jago schrs j. AcAd-
| am and C. s Peasee, Philadelphia
SAVANNAH, October 10.-Arr. steamship Star of the
South, New York; ship Geo. Evans, City Point; bark L.
Davis New York; schrs Kate Stewart do; Ellen Bush
Philadelphia CID barks Exact, New York. Indiana, ,Bos
! ton.
| NEW ORLEANS, October 12-Arr. (per tell ship Jos
Holiness Boston; barks Achilles Pequot, Liverpoo
Wangnebar, New York. Carl Ludwig, Bremerhaven CID