The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-18
Shipping Sntelltgsnfs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, Feb. II,
ARRIVE

ARRIVED
Steamer John S Shrver Pierson, from Philadelpbia-
Steamship City Norfolk, Parker from savannah-mdse
signals with Florida ss Sr
R1a ddSd S SsssI
Rio, and brig Chicopee from Mobile both beating up of
Swan Point a full rugged brig, at anchor.
mdse to + H. Belt jr sailed from Savannah 5tS nst, and
ns nG an 0 s The Wdn sha
wind sPsung set sail and worked New Point
and port on Bod Island ANCHOR
ing 9Th inst when at anchor north Of atteras spoken
by whom supplied with provisions, which Capt Ga
ger takes this opportunity Of returning his thanks Capt
Up gspored sailed from St thomas 9th nO s!t
Point he% brig below s. swan an Point brig Cheopee, ft@ from
NOBLE Rre GGnna up Watts Thonso % from, Nam o
capessugar. moases and hides to John Hen
derSSn de T Co. ESPeenced very rough passagetowe up
Mobile, for Alexandria
Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsay, New York-Samuel
Bark Lapwipg Kelley Rio de Janeiro-ugh jenkins Co
Brig Hannah Campbell, Bennett, Charleson-Charles
schr, Harriet, Peters; Barbados Saml. Hurlbut
schr w W. Cherry, Brown plymouth, N. C.-mas6er.
Bark Iapwing, Kelly, Rio Janeiro, in tow of seamtug
Brig Hannah A, Campbell Bennett Charleston, in tow of
schr Harriet Peters, Barbados in of the steamug
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
seamshp pasersbRrg Powell New York 10th inst
schr. John Price, Davis, New York, 18th inst.
Schr r II Huntley, Adams hence for Providence, New
Schr, soatherner wGmbsly, Alexandria, 10th inst
chr sch Geo se seot PeSet ooe f 5 s inst
s'h' EGgrfs ffSefsP SfSS Iia IRE
seamshp F PoM e% 5h h inst INST
Ship VIM. Penn, Meade, for Baltimore cleared at Liverpool
Bark David Iapsley, Bishop, remained at Kingston ia
Bark Aaron Harvey, Miller, philadelphia, was going
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schS Lane Falmouth Ja Iris and Charles FoE North
lilo Bermuda; schrs. Haxa!l, Richmond Chas. Smith, Will
fs%snRs HsSs eE
leans brigs T5sras, Gsnfuegos David basi, New York
sa Ga Ss ,lbss sTha SG n stfs
Phillips, New FORK; Sarah isher and JOsephus Edwin
Tnsen hGsaasss SGfsS pa sSRs Iass sI
Daniel Barcelona ssaPpitRpN SSiP%HRN wilmington PRpg C.
NORFOLK, February l5-Arr. schr. W H Travers, Gou
ceser cd sehs Fannie Hayana sor. Molly PRICE and
Hannah sh GeOsa se
scs En TrSgdv Norfolk shin Empre Cardiff
Wales; schr Walter Ra%iegh, New YORK ''''p''
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
TO DEPART.
Steamers. From For Day
Asia. New York Liverpool Feb 16
Edinburg .......New York Glasgow. Feb. 10
To ARRIVE.
Indian. Liverpool Portland. %
Lebanon. Liverpool. ......New York Jan 29
Prince Albert. Galway York. .....Feb. s
Bremen. Bremen. New York;. Feb. 8
The Overland Mail for California leaves St Louis every
Monday and Thursday at A. NJ Letters designed for 1t
sGsd S Se marked via 81 ,h % ,.
18th and 27h of each month, and Charleston the
4h and 18TH The New York steamers Of the I'd and 18th
the only under strict contract with Government to sail
on their appointed days.
For INDIA &eThe Overland Mail India closes in Lon
don as follows: Via Marseles the 3D. 9Th l7th and 18th
VI each month"; via Southampton, 4t 18th and 20th For
China via Marsees 9th and 25th via Southampton, 4th
and 10th For Australia via Marseilles and Snez the
oth via Southampton and Suez 18TH When the date of
making up the Indian and Australian mails at London falls
IN sunday they are made up on tn evening previous