The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-22
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
Shipping SntellMente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, July Il.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
n Ih0s STann Ramsey 43houTs I'm New York
H @ 3 eFenng rh ship @ With painted ports bound
Steamer aapse e Sc 8uRS Rou %P from Charleston
% %mdse to Samuel T Pearce Passed of Cape Henry, two
Rappahannock steamer Commerce, from Havana disabled
the wreck steamer North Carolina partly rased tn
schr, on either side and ting ahead
:, Schr New Haven, Griffin, from wareham-nails to NJ
Schr j B: Brinkley, Cullin from Deals Island-to W
Schr North Carolina, Mcguire from Chareston-6 days
70 Dunnock Observation-Disclosures to Perry, Trowbridge
nS SchE nE CHarloe % Arey from St John n Bas pckets
Schr Caroline c. Lunt from Port Harvey, y B. Ke
sey cSr d Grsyc5fone ray If"rSe to porde order
to sSeh Kelsey r d GrraX}iI7tomed Vs., wed up by TigresS
p, schr Hero, Terry from Philadelphia to John W.
CLEARED
Steamer Elizabeth, Mclaughlin, New York. A. shri-
BARK Lapwing, Kelly, Rio Janeiro and mk'tHugh Jen-
Sehr. sultan. (Br freeman, C5igby N s-Rchd Tynes.
r. schr Adela, lBr9 Waycott, West lndes-J. C. Yates d
Sehr- Elmira T Emerson, Providence-Dobbin d War
field.
s, Sctr Car@lins G9oci Robinson Chesapeake Cit. Md
Scir Sir G Ghas asEil Kirk slcEnsy Co
Schr- fremont Groves, Balhadoes-Capron d Co.
MEMORANDA
At Rio Janeiro, June thars Indus Thompson: Henri
eta, Brown New Light Reynolds Blue Win@ Purnham.
Baltimore
Ship Admiral Bliens for Baltimore, cleared at York
Bark Hadey Kent at Boston from Baltimore 18th
p 8ak Edmund Dwight Nckerson, arrived Boston from
Bark Bay State, Sparrow, for Baltimore cleared at Boston
Bark Daniel Webster Nckerson from Palermo for Eali
more sailed from Gibraltar, 18th inst
Brig oster Chase hence for Boston, sailed Holmes
Brig louisa TurPin hence for Kennebunk, was in Hamp
Brig FrapcIs Jane kirc, for Hlmaccoa to lead, was at
Brig sc5ani GolHs, for Matan5s and ,,,irora s,iIe
Schr " Maitland, Speed for Remedies, cleared at Ha
schr Bloomfield, Murphy, fn Baltimore arrived at New
Schr Alvaado, Stanley, arrived at Calais from baltimore
Ser Eliza Crowell for Baltimore, cleared at Boston 10Th
,scr Wild Pigeon Milliken, for Baltimore, cleared at
Providence 10th inst '''''' "
Schr r; Il Kemp, Holland, arrived at Norfolk from Bat
Sehr Mist -, for Baltimore, cleared at New York 18th
Schr Susan, Rogers, arrived Boston fm Baltimore 18th
Schp Delaware Farmer, Jackson, arrived at Alexandria
from Baltimore, 18th ms.
Sc schr a T r R Hammond; Hammond, arrived at Newbury
Sc SGRr I'D Ada FEanees Goqmb and GEO Byron, Eldrige,
,..,,.. EASTERN PORTS.
ne cHra Ss HE y ar shG and Wg
GEORGETOWN, D c '7'"'' - v" '"0S'''''
CId steamships Star of the West and North Star. Aspin
Ia Roanoke, Norfolk Adelaide Galway: ship Baltic 4
b Pa TfT EEfETnnP39i st. nYS I2T2 -xooc,
ke,i PortmSut; Sgal Ann Eliza, Richmond ',,' -
Asoarr bark Dum9arton Cardeaas brig C. ". Barter,
i iEnem Tehr sallie T. Chartre, Newbern-CTd scr Ann
BoSTQY, July 9Arr. ship Susan Kinks. Liverpool brig
samuel ki man. AeSsina; schrs. Margaret Y Davis VIII
mngton' " C., Richard 4. Wood and Saunders, Alexan-
CID shirs Art Union, Calcutta; Rocknghom Lepreaux
d montgomery. New Orleans barks John Winthrop, Mon
t@vlde0 Cordeia Curacao brig Espiegle St Pierre Schr
Mary Johnson, Petersburg. ~
,,,,-.,,r,,- SOUTHERN PORTS.
;,; ,;ALEAANnkiA July 20lrr schrs. E. futile and Ham
u d. brig Rolling Wave, Fail River schr Clearmont New
SAVANNAH, July l3;-Cld. schrs Kate Merrill, Phila
dephia; bark Harvest, New York.
NOTICE To MARINERS
GE9RGETowN s C., July l2.A The buoys belongino to
been replaced.
Io Montreal from Capt j. Orebar, surveying Gulf of St
HIRED STEAMER LADY LIE MARcHANr2
,.,.,.. SYDNEY, 0B, june s., 1850
coa ~ b btaxing " Iust returned from the Labrador
MAI steamers and the maritime public generally, exact
mer North American struck last autumn al iH' S"
have examined carefully and find that il lies ~ miles
Of water upon it TRe oa IS baf aIf mas me Is
ana very narrow but there is deep between it
found shoa also sW three quarters of mile from South
also determined the position small hut dangerous two
ween ne mile and from the shore ha he
Natashquan Point, II miles, '0D-
W and at Kakashka 81 deg ". % "e'' ' N''"
as T6Se Of Fl m the Of approach and the
pFere p4Ie Is very 3cceptiye as to distance.
anereiore' would always recommend not approaching
IN thick weathar vessels should maintain so athoms war
N running the land between Keyashka and Makers ledge
Tor outside of this deph there are no dangers ~
am, gentlemen, your obedient servant.