The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-09
Shipping SnttlIlgsnts.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, Feb. 8.

ARRIVED
Steamship VIM Jenkins Hallett, % hours from Boston
Ship Monsoon, Baker before reported below from Calao
wa sta HaRGnR @ RoTs1 to ce a Mgr n.o
fG VIA ta@BtR sa B Az N up
schr chrstana Keen Stacy IS day. from Franklin, La
e9ssn: er u,ard F;,,moro w.s d,v. from cb.r,ssto,
cotton rice and lumber to Travers Mitchell TOwed up by
schr Mary land Layton, days from Chareston-cottOu
and rice to Chas Pendergast ,1rn
Steamship Potomac, Watson New York-Saml T Pearce
eg @ o6a prc s GTTyRn T PerGf
Schr John Alexander, Lewis, Rchmond-Travers Mitch
Schr. South Wind Mitchell, RichmOnd-wm AppIegarth
sgI sou,serner, wArns,ers, ,Aesanars-wm Applegarth
schr Sarah Bsbe Redish, Alexandria, va-James sulli-
Sehr Benjamin J. yandiver, Nung, Alexandrs, va-Jas
SAILED
S'Ar F0s"R9HRa 9RRFfHs FRsTns9ff fRd EanRTsG RRPToRE
t samer b seTeGe RseRS RehGond mon % 5t inst
s'hF Baltimore Fhi!5RRiM MRM6k5TT%d BiSSRTf1d "a inst ~
The following report brig Adeine Fuhe at this port
% m @ o So IS spoe @s 6s4R PslS a and f lBS 9Th
desaX from New Orleans all wel-wiShed to be reported
pt in q days passage from Cape Henry She would sail for
Ship George Patten, Mitchell 81 days from Bristol E.
with 1000 tons railroad ron for New Yok for the safety Of
18th ut in distress, being under jury masts having lost
Dowspmt ofemS malnmast Just below the top, and mzzen
nalty occurred in about lat CO. while lying to during
Nov and had made favorable progress Dec g. when
she encountered the gale Had been lying the
rSing away the pars and their
done within the of minute the spars and rigging
went the side except the main yard which fell deck
deck augmented by the starting of the iron between
decks Owing to the high and the ship laborng heavily
all cut adrf and after much labor the iron in the up
fortunately the
kept perfectly tight In the four five days amid
almost constant falls Of snow and hail something like jury
manageable Endeavored in this condition to make for an
American port but fresh gales having arisen, Capt Mitchell
Brig Proeus Chpman, arrived at Havana 18th inst from
Bark Fame, Kennedy, sailed from Richmond 5h inst for
'O 'A'e''' EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK, February Arr. harks Favorite Newcastle,
Eng Jas Andrews Savanna la Mar; Sebra Crocker Paer
y c. H Moore, Charleston Cld ships Wabash, New Or
SSrok il Jonss chaTsSn SRE HSeF Iyra Key
West brigs Tileson Carthagena Vernon, Falmouth Ja
per North Carona J. E Bromley, Havana Black Bird and
Ii Smith NTH Charleston; Cha Moderator Frederick s6gTg
son New Bedford; Hope Iewes De MoGnaineer Penns
City Point Va schrs David Faust Havana Jesse William
'''' no A'' SOUTHERN PORTS.
NORFOLK, February 5.-Cld schr Charles Henry, New
CHARLESTON, February 5-Arr. ship T j Roger, Liver.
pool Crd steamship Columbia New York; ships Gondar,
Mobile February 5-Arr bark SUMTER Boston; schr E-
Mustang New York; brig Lavacca Boston, schr Hannah,
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
IN & *. POINT Mt d % hS
light recently exhibited on Stringay Point Lighthouse Will
By order of the Lighthouse Board 7, >-opr,,
Lighthouse Inspector, Fifth District
Norfolk, January 2s, 1859.