The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-08
Sbippillq SntelItaentf.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, NOV.

| ARRIVED.
| Steamship ParkersSurg, Powell 4S hours from New
YOrk-mdse to A. c. Hall Reports off Swami Point
bark Amazon. Kirwan from Demarara.
| Steamer John s. Shriver, Dennis from Philadelphia
mdse. to J. A. Shriver.
Schr. D. L. Sturges, Norris, days from Boston-mdse
Schr. John Price, Price from New York-mdse to Rose
Lyon Came out of the Rappahannock on Thursday in
company with brig Union State, from Kingston, ia.
day saw below Smiths Point at anchor Baltimore
| built bark, in ballast.
Brig Union State, Diggs, from Kingston, Jam, 1s h
Weathery. Left bark Cordea. Sheer and brig Los Ami
gcs, Lawson, both from New York, to sail about GOTH
| Brig Cygnet, Barnard, from Havana, via Hampton
Roads, ballast, to siorrell & Randall
Schr Pearl Brown from Boston, ice, TO T J. Cochran
Schr. Hydranga, Butler, from Gloucester apples to
master.
| CLEARED
Steamer Joseph Whitney, Howes, Boston-Henry D.
Steamer Commerce. eager savannah-J H. Belt. sr.
Steamer Geo Peabody Pritchard, City Point-J Brandt
Bark VIM. H. Newman, Gavet, Rio de Janeiro and
Brig Muscovado, (Br.) Thurston Demarara-W. H.
Perot
Brig waltham, Clark, Havana-MorreIl & Randall.
Brig Dandy JIM (Br.) Vigneau, st. Johns, N. F.
Kirkland, Chase & Co.
Brig Atlas, tBr.) Byrne, HarbOr Grace, N. Kirk
schr. Tecumseh Brown, Elizabeth City and Plymouth
n. C-Whedbee 4 Dickinson.
Schr. VIM. Colqutt, Frank, Norfolk, Portsmouth and
Richmond, Va.-Travers & Mitchell.
schr E. j. Rayner, Rayner, New York-W Rhoads &
schr. Brothers, Eldridge, Elsworth-Heslen Rogers
Brig Noel, tBr.l Shelly, St. Johns, NF
Brig Dandy Jim, lBr.) vigneau St. Johns, N. F.
Brig Atlas, lBr:l Byrne Harbor Grace, NJ.
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Richmond, 5th inst.
Steamer Diamond State, Kerwin, Alexandria 5th inst
Steamer Thos: Swami Ramsay, Charleston, 4th inst.
Steamer North Carolina Cannon Norfolk 4th inst
Schr. Golden Gate, Hammond Boston, 4th inst. Of
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE
Steamer Johns shriver Dennis Philadelphia 9th inst.
Emma PhilliDs ;pc+
Brig Neptune, tAldbg.l Dress, Norfolk, 4th inst.
Brig Hannah, Creighton; New York 5th inst
Schr c. A. Crook, Eversham. New York, 9TH inst.
MEMORANDA
Correspondence Of the Exchange Reading Booms.l
OLD POINT Nov. 6.
The following vessels in the bay bound to Balti-
Bremen bark Capella Large 43 days from Bremen
mdse to Won Kapf & Ahrens. Lost fore and main top
gallant masts mizzen top mast, Sails &c Came in the
capes 5th.
Br: bark Anna, Mckinney, from Demarara, to W. H.
Br. brig Vulcan Mcdonald, days from Windsor, N.
S.-paster to Kelsey & Gray.
schr. Electric, = from Malaga, fruit to Schwartz L
Schr. Atlantic (Br) from Barbados via St. Lucia SUI
Schr. Redwng, Kirwan, from Barbados to T. Pierce
Also in the bay bound to Alexandria:
Brgs Molumbus of Eastport, E. Baldwin Of Boothbay,
and schr Ingomar of Boston. REPORTER.
Correspondence of Exchange Reading Rooms
Old Point, Nov. 5hShp Kalamazoo, from City Point,
bound SOUTH barks Helen Frances, Lewis from do for
Partian Moore, do. do; Rainbow Kerlin do do; JUS
tina, Marshall from Baltimore for Trieste Trinidad,
Norman do St Johns. N F. and schr Aretas Chase,
from Alexandria for Bermuda all went yesterday
from the Roads, with the wind N. W.
Brig Neptune, (Odg.) Drees, from Rio de Janeiro,
sailed from the roads to-day, for Baltimore
Bark Cavalier Ferra from Baltimore for Rio, is at
anchor New Point brig Harriet tBr Congdon do. for
Halifax and schr Peter Howell Butler do for Havana
are in Hampton Roads. Wind f. s. E., weather rainy.
Brig Catharne Rogers Britt from Windsor, n s, ar
rio n, inst hafor n
Baltimore.
schr n n Tanner Todd, from Baltimore, was at Surf
ship Muscongus Carter Baltimore for MarseiIles
was spoken lno date) lat. 40.45, Ion 63 q.
bark Lnw0od' Clements for New York. cleared at Ha
schr Glenroy, Wakefield, from Baltimore for Bath,
schr Emily johnson, Tunnel, for Baltimore. cld at
New York 9th. y - "
Steamer Georges Creek, Morley, hence at New York
Brigs Argyles Diggs, wtg cargo for New York: and
Nebraska, freeman for Baltimore in two days, at
Aricibo, p. R.. 2lst ult.
Bark Hadley, Kent for Baltimore, sailed from Boston
5th.
schr. Shepard A. Mouny, Hodgkinson, for Baltimore
Brig Ocean Traveller Sargent from sedgwck for Balti
more, was in Hog Island Roads 4th inst
Bark Gallago, Washburn, for Guayaquil remained at
London 21st ult.
Ship Susan f. Howell, Hardesty hence for Amsterdam
was off Dover 2lst ut
Ships Mississippi, Allen, for BALTIMORE Casda Stat
ford Arnold Boninger (Prusl Hashagan and Itzstein
and elcher Brem Bosse, for New York, all load
ing at Rotterdam 18th.
Brig lsadora, Baker hence at Mobile Ist
Schr Florida, Tall, for Baltimore, cleared at Whining
ton N. c., 5th
TO MARINERS.
Rio de Janeiro August %, IS5s.-The Coral Island,
known by the name of the Roceas Rocks the English
is situated in 33 deg so min longitude West
Greenwich latitude deg 81 min 80 sec South according
to the observations lately made by officers of the Sy
ren. 1t lies directly in the of the ships navigating
between Europe and Northern points of Brazil 1t is
perfect island Of coral in the form of circular reef hav
ing in the middle lake of hollow DEPTH with opening
to the sea, with diameter Of two miles Some portions
of the reef visible but the greater part under wa
ter There are only two sand banks the SW side
and the other on the NV side Of the island and 10
IL feet above water at all tides They are in front Of each
other and probably have been formed by gales of wind