The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-29
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, Jan. %.

PORT OF BALTIMORE, Jan. %.
ARRIVED
fGye Ps Point pint, ship Of @ James PGp brig al b9sna IN of
has been days S n the bay and off homas Tho Point passed
schr searsville, Sears from Bosonassored cargo W
Boston for Aexandra, passed up the Potomac inst
G % Repo, sfa abye @ "ma P Pon Gaw & bs
{prob@bly Lady franklin from Caao, reported
anchor, but the fog could not distinguish any
d % Foster
both from New Y0rk-mdsi RFI to on I; A shrver.
Ser Searsvile, Sears from Boston-assorted to w.
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& sSa sGa sr1s Mashngton
Ii ner As Sons " Hammond Wyon New Bedford-s Phil
fuegos-J. w. OBron
Bark Robert Pennell, Maxford Fairhaven Mass brigs
Dante, Br) Glass Johns, n tow Of steamtug Lion,
@ tenego bGh oM Of eamg afa fgs
schrs hrsl I Hill Rich s. JohnsP r. Mecca, Edget do;
asWe ssp whe ndie in tow tow ssena steama
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
Steamship Paapses Iayfeld, New York, 26th inst
Bark Paadn, Wilson, Mqntey 'ds ideo 18th 18th inst inst.
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Schr, 4 Tirrel, Higgins, Boston, goth inst
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Steamship Boston, Seew, cleared at New York yesterday
Steamship Blaek WayriS Smith for Havana and New Or
os Steamship Empre City Griffin cleared at New Orleans
Ship Caroline Hayne from Havre was off Charleston 25t
NsR sR9 mass 3 America ns Brown for San Faoseo cleared at
Ship Anna sise from Philadelphia, at Mobile 23d
Ship Gerro Goro, wtham, from Baltimore,
have towed out that day. but for the steamer
Ship Walter Scott Batch from Loudon arrived at Mobile
Ship II R. Ludwig Miller, for LIVERPOOL cleared at savan
Bark Louisa Masser from Carenas arrived at Savannah
Bark Arctic, Lane, from Rio JaneO, arrived at New Or
Bark Lone Star Dize for Philadelphia, cleared New Or
Bark Indus Thompson from Rio de aneiro arrived at N
Spoken NoS 3 IRON n ssT 81 To- 0fk for Hong Kong
Bark zngarella Bunker from Rio Janero Dec with cof
Bark Topeka Church, from Bordeaux arrived at N York
Bark Iva, Berry, from Maracabo arrived at New York
Bark Lizzie Bogg Dzer, cleared New Orleans 10Th inst
Brig Joseph Albion Feld for Boston, cleared at Whining
Sshr Jas Bayard Ward from Philadelphia arrived at
sehr G Aadenred Hewitt, cleared New York yes
York, sailed from Newport yesterday.
sehr SUSAN Cannon from Para, was below New York yes
Sclr Sharp Sharp for Charleston, cleared at Boston
D Schr A Tirre Higgins cleared at Boston 26h inst for
Schr Eliza Francis Curtis from Philadelphia arrived at
Ser X Miller Robinson, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Scr Transit Davis for Minlttan cleared at New Orleans
sch Magnolia Nickerson from Philadelphia, arrived at
schr C. S Peasee Foster from Mobile was at Levaca 18th
Sshr Aldridge Bateman, cleared at Charleston for
Brig Smthers johnson, arrived at St John n b. Goth
At Barbados 7th inst, brig Madeira, oosen Boston,
on The inst n' from New York for Savannah
SGr Albert Mason Coron from Savannah arrived at N
Ship Mackinaw, Hammer, Baltimore sailed from Liv-
Ship Yemassee, Childs, Liverpool jan 3 ldg for
Brig Hope Webster for Jacksonville, cleared at Bos
ton 10Th inst
The following communication relation drags appears
in the New York Herald
Noticing since my arrival in port the amepabe occur
renee on board the steamship Ariel her voyage arising
that formed of framework spars ashed together
ee s sail using pig iron for Of
handsaow through columns, cali attention
% t the on aeR sf2d Of IF
the event OF her losing the of her machinery The drag
tunnel the mouth by being reped and
f. further fSs BY newPrs @ of ght eTmna
stout bride and then i ready for use The end of of
When the drag was needed it would be simple matter
to shackle the chain to the bride, bend line
tany da and instantly nHd flu m with water and if of . sufficient
the bottom Seamen who have used the bag of
semi on for log chip will haye idea of the
mouth need not be twelve feet in diameter; length
hs tor Se
surface the resistance would be increased immensely To
be % cn the be n s' e e %Sen Try
eg Of such an %oa S b or as @ M a en- Tine
vessels are more or less liable to require it. would not
masts remaining firm to enable them suicient sail
bowst not too well secured such drag would to be
Keyenae Cutter Dopbin Day arrived at savannah
the appearance of ship bark with masts away about
thick eud not DSat poe her.
rig her hull being submerged On the 2Oth in lat 81 ss
thorough sSamination he reported her to be lie
deck sails and rigging boo SocmS 0pa partly
rugged and fured As there was strong
Of being anchored It lies in ii athoms Of water and in the
track Of vessels running up from Florida and would be
weather. -
Ta Saans sSPssn can
SSp Black Warrior aYans SaTEs Exact savannah s'E E6s
and G. ". Aadenrsd, North Carolina r 5 Tu FTsder
NEW YORK, January 96-Am; steamships Montgomery,
Savannah; New York, Bremen. CID steamships Jura, v
erpool MarOn Charleston; Alabama Savannah ships Ply
mouth Rock, London Maid of Orleans New Orleans; barks
G. W. Hornton Naples; Antelope San Juan Widfre, Vera
Cruz; B Johnson, Sagua; Iias Cardenas; brgs S: NJ
Newha, Gibraltar Boho, Port Prince; Croon BRISTOL
MITCHELL Jacksonville B. Flanner, Savannah; Witch of the
Wave Mayaguez: Tabor Havana; Leroy Norfolk; Sarah
Maria ST. Jago Trump, Port Prince s. B. Strong, VIII
mngton; B. n. Hawkins Charleston Lynchburg, Rich
mond
PHILADELPHIA, January 27-Arr brig L. P. Sweet
Marsees. CID. bark American, Cardenas.
BOSTON, January 2.-Arr. steamer City of New York
Philadelphia; Br bark Irvine, Glasgow; schrs Flava
folk Eliza Francis Philadelphia Bay State New York PEARL
Saco Fly, Hull CID ships Pleades, New Orleans Forest
City, Apaachcoa bark Christina, Maanzas brigs George
Wsshingon Mobe Castilian, Portland schrs Moxo JAG
MEL Volant, Corvallis N S.
SOUTHERN PORTS
CHARLESTON, January 26aArr bark Fanny Hamilton,
New York; brig Henry Leeds Philadelphia schr Dolphin
Newbern CID steamers Everglade jacksonville Fla
olina do.
NORFOLK, January 26-Ar steamer Curtis Peck, Rich
mond; steamship Roanoke, Richmond Cid schr Lookout,
SAVANNAH, Jan. 5-Arr. steamships Augusta, Y York
Chesapeake New York brig Paragon Porto Rico schrs Col
den Rod Matanzas; Walter Raleigh, Boston Cid steamer
Gordon, Charleston ships NJ R. Ludwig, Liverpool; Mary
Russell, Boston
WILMINGTON, January 25.-Arr schrs Agnes H. Ward
Little River; L. Smith, New York Sea Bird do William
Allen, do
MOBII. f, January 22-Crd bark NJ. j. Colcord Provi-
dence: schr. Susan, Philadelphia.
MOBILE, January 23-Crd. bark NJ. J. Cocord, Provi-
dence schrs Fanny Fern Havana; Susan Philadelphia j.
Sierra, Pensacola.