The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-14

schr Loduski, Oliver, Bath, 11th inst.
Schr Pearl, Brown, Boston, 18th inst.
Schr Albicore, Magee, Calais, Both ult.
Ciearances Tor Baltimore
schr Frazier Mitchell Wilmington, 18th inst.
Spoken.
Ship Washington Booth Pescud hence for yalnara; en-
June g. lat SO n, lon 43.
7HShip Scotia Miskey, FIN Heveot for Baltimore June
H. lat 46 &c. Ion 80 OF.
Bark Theresa, Brem) hence for Bremen, June IS, lat
Bark Henrietta Brown hence for Rio Japeiro June H.
lat 80 A n, Ion 3S 81
Ship Dublin, hence for Amsterdam July 3d. lat 81 So
Ship Rose Standsh hence for Rotterdam no date FIVE
miles Sc Of Cape Henry
Brig Mount Vernon, Hail. from Baltimore, for Rio
Janeiro, June IL, no lat &c,
Memoranda
Sombrero, June22d-1n port ship Eastern Star loading
required four hundred tons to fill her up briggs Ianthe
Ellingwood loading for BALTIMORE Leni Traver. just
Ship James Cheston, Bryan for Baltimore. sailed from
Valparaiso, prior to June ID.
Ship Josiah Bradley, I'm Bakers Islrnd and Conquest
Seas I'm Gaao both with guano for orders, arrived in
Ship Young Greek Taylor for Baltimore sailed from
Vadaraiso, prior to I'd ult.
Ship Clifton, Thompson for Alexandria cleared Mt Ii
verpool, 25th ult.
Ship Milton Lockart from Norfolk, arrived at Queens
Ship Carrier Dove Monel for yalpairo and Calaa was
advert'ed at San Francisco, Goth ult.
steamship Jos Whitney, Loveland, from Savannah ar
Brig S G Bass, Winchester, for Nevassa, sailed from
Aspnwall, 20lh ult
Dis ENea hutter ChaSe, Tor trinidad, sailed from
Aspinwall, 23d ult.
Brig st Mary, Stevens, hence, arrived at New York
| 10th inst.
Schr Seamen, Coburn hence for Bangor sailed from
| Holmes Hole, 10th inst.
! Schr II & Ned, Moore, from Cardenas, at Hart
Schr Sallie Mears, Richardson for East River Va cid
| at Providence, 1lth inst.
Schr Metcalf, Burton, for Baltimore sailed from
schr Jenny Lind Mitchell, FIN New Haven for Alexan
dria, arr at New York, 18th inst.
Schr Kensington hubert, for Baltimore sailed I'm Car
| denas, 2Sth ult.
Schr Chas Carroll Pratt I'm Alexandria arrived at Pr,
| vidence 10th inst
Schr W Brown, Burton for Alexandria or Baltimore
sailed frcm Providence, 10th inst.
Schr kaloolah, Senter, hence via Richmond, arrive
| at Mobile, 9th inst.
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, July 12-Arr steamship North Star As
| pinwal brig Alamo Machas; bark Hannibal Newcas Il
| Philena, Havana. NJ Rich, Glasgow: Iuiote Trinidad
Starlight Trinidad; Chcoree Philadelphia; Torrent Mar
seilles oBrien, Bossn schr Cabot and Bay State Bos
ton Southern Belle, Havana Vendor Providence Jenn,
PHILADLPHIA, July 12-Arr ship Villa Franco, Eng
land; brig Mary Guantanamo; . mus, New bedford sch
steamship Kennebec New York; schr Sharp, and Il
| Staples, Boston.
BOSTON; Jnne11-Noon-Arr steamship Jos Whitney
Savannah bark Burgess, Cienfuegos; brig G Lincoln
Havana; Gem, Sagua; Andover, Alexandria; schr u
Kane, Jacksonvil;e; Adriatic Georgetown, S C
Anglo Saxon, Cape de Verde; schr Kate Sargent, Per
| nambuco.
| Southern Ports.
| ALEXANDRIA, July 12-Arr schr Calais Me-
CID brig Robert Reed st John, B; schr Intemperance
| Fredericksburg.
NORFOLK, July 11-Arr steamship Yorktown, Rich
mond schr A Fales, Rockport--Cld schr Ocean Bride
| Halifax.
Jnly 12-Arr steamship Philadelphia, Philadelphia
sehr BENJAMIN Spencer North Carolina; Ann Nowden
New York.
| SAVANNAH, July 11-Cld schr Buena Vista, Por
| Walthal.
| CHARLESTON July 1O-Arr schr Coouette Combahe,
Gid pol Teresina, Barcelona, Deborah Jones' Phila
delphia W II Gillard Boston; Charles Young George
| town, sc.
MOBILE, July Arr brig Energy, New Y ork; schr
| S Scott Boston.
Notice to Mariners
Notice is given that the 9th of May 1850 the ligh
would ceas3 to be exhibited from the lighthouse
ort on Swaer Or on Lyster 0rt, and Fsland Islan
and on the coast of Kourland, of repairs
| changes in the mode of lighting.
They will be reghted with alterations at the follow
| ing dates
On and after the 18th july $780, the lighthouse on Da
ger ort will exhibit fixed white light, varied ever
minnie by bright flash the illuminating apparatus
| DE dioptrlc or by lenses Of the fourth order.
The lighthouse the Swalfere Or will exhibit a re
VoiVlng white light 1.-THE period of revolution is no
gWen the Illuminating apparatus will be caropic b.
metallic reflectors
The lighthouse Lyser Ort will exhibit fixed whit
light the Illuminating apparatus will be dioptric or BY
| lenses of the second order.
On and after the 18th August the lighthouse on Fslant
Island will exhibit the revolving light as hereto
FORE but the illuminating apparatus will be catropic
| by metallic refiectors.
| By order of their Lordships,
| JOHN WASHINGTON, photographer.
NEW CHANNEL INTO sAPoLA SOUND GEORGIA
The new channel crosses the bar three quarters o
mile to the southwark of the old one now in use ant
mas much the appearance if it forcing itself
the bar which at this point is only about Two hundred
feet in width and with eighteen feet water upon it
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