The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-24
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, April %

PORT OF BALTIMORE, April %
Arrived
Steamships Potomac, Watson, - hours from York,
mdse to TPearce.-Thos. Swami, Ramsay, 65 hours
from from Savannah mdse to do Reports off Cape Hen
ry, two barks-bound in.
Steamer Belvidere Travers from Richmond, mdse and
passengers to Brandt Jr. Reports off North Point,
bark Psladin, Wilson, from Buenos Ayres brought up
the captain and two passengers; of Annapolis, bark
Amazon, from Rio de Janeiro.
Strs. Fanny Cadwallader, PiersOn, from New York,
mdse to Jas A Shriver.-John Shriver, Dennis from
Philadelphia; mdse to do.
Bark Amazon Kirwan. from Rio de Janero, March II
coffee to Taos Perce and others Towed up by seamtug
Reliance Sailed in company with Br brig James Stew
art, for New York. Left in port ship Champion for San
Francisco next day. barks Chevaie Anderson for New
York next day; S Means, from Fernandina waiting
st James, Cruise, from Philadelphia do Prioress from
don, do Clara Haxell, from Richmond do; Henrietta
Brown, from Baltimore do; Caroline Grindle from Pen
saeola do barkentine Ocean Eagle (lae Luce, who
died of yellow fever do brig Eaget Terry, from New
York, do; and others before reported.
schrs Mount Pleasant Price from Richmond moasses
lumber to JOY Metcalf and Perry, Trowbridge Co.
Mary Tice, Tce, from New York. ballast to Audenreid
Col Sbures, Squires, from do. wheat o.
Julia Newell, Trott from Norfolk ballast o Kelsey
Gray-w0ntario, Latchum, from Newbern, naval
stores to Whedbee Dckinson.-Chief Eldridge, fro
Wilmington, juniper to Magne copper to order;
towed upby steamtug Tigress
Bark Paadin Wilson, from Buenos March 3d. and a
days to the capes bone and bone ash Morton Stew
ant. Left in port bark Wenham, Wedge, from Baltimore
via Montevideo Feb 9th, discg Mercy Ellen, Gle
ments, for New York about 20th Chevaer, Chandler,
for do do Swallow, Upton, for Salem about March 5h;
Malmn, from Cadz, discg Mary Wilkins, Hutchinson,
for New York. discg sailed from do Feb 2lst brig Sou
York; do 9th bark Voyage Freeman, foor Boston, pas
sengers bark Paladn, from Buenos Ayres-E. W Ed
wards of New York, and Imam, Manning, Jr.' do
Strs. John R Thompson, Culinary New York JONES
Shrver."John Shrver, Dennis, Philadelphia, do -
Brigs Kirkland, Knight, ST. Johns, Kirkland Chase
n Co--Sosephine Wilson, Turks Island and market,
W Kendall.-schrs Mohawk, Staples Ponce, r,
AudenTeid & Cor II Huntiey, Hammond, York,
Pratt Bro.-Lucy Warren, Thompson Cleared
Saturday, Phillips & Co.-Aida, Tribble, Norwich,
Conn. Thos Pierce-vmelia, Pattson, Norfolk, Sui
fvan
Bark Tanger, Hall, Havana, in tow of Ajax.--Emma
Fegar Hardy, Charleston, in tow of Fairy Queen
Milo (Brl Fougere, Harbor Grace, N. F.--Laura,
Crook, Kingston, Jam, in tow of Lioness s-Josephus,
Wilson, Turks Island.
Arrivals from Baltimore,
Schrs Rollins, Boston, "1st. Ada Frances, Babson,
Bangor, 17th Courier Wolf, Richmond, goth.
CIearances for Baltimore.
Steamships Ben De Ford, Hallett Boston, 2Tst Thos
Swami, Ramsay, Savannah, 2lst inst.
schrs Ben Vandiver and Ashland, Graves, Richmond,
21st inst.
Memoranda.
Ship Empress of the Seas, Wilson, cleared at Savan
nah 2lst inst. for Liverpool.
Schr. Zavalla, Hanes. hence at Charleston 21st.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK, April 22.-Arr steamship Hunts
Vile, Savannah; ship Repubk, Bremen; bank Hersilla
Marseilles; brgs Martha and Enterprise Windsor; schrs
o'Bryen, Arroya Peerless, Bermuda; Telegraph Am
boy; Maria and Foss, Machas; Del Norte, Lubec Aman
da and Emma Purvish Rockland Brown, Philade-
pha; Holmes and Helene, Providence Era, Brave and
Diamond. Boston.
bridge, Boston; bark Joseph Maxwell, Porto CabeIlo
brigs Orizava, Matanzas James Davis, New York. schr
ron, Boston.-Cld bark Rowena, Laguayra: Ann Eli
zabeth and Stampede, Havana; II Lawrence, Smith,
and J II W Wainwright, Boston.
BOSTON, April 2l-Noon- Arr brig Mcintyre,
Galveston; schr d Richards, jacksonville; Virginia
Charleston; Tinker, Richmond.-Crd ship Cicero,
Orleans; barks Nueces, Galveson; Avoa, Charleston
General Taylor, New Orleans brigs Delaware. Charles
tor Andover, Georgetown, C, schr John Gilpin Bar
BADGES.
Southern Ports
ALEXANDRIA, April 22.-Arr schr Sarah L Jones
Fall River; Anu Brown, do; Tram Smith, do Cid
schrs Percy Hener, Wareham.
NORFOLK, April 22.-Ar schr James Garceone, Saco.
-Crd schr A Chase, Charleston.
RICHMOND, April 20.-Arr brigs NJ Ellsworth Hall
fax; schrs Conover Philadelphia.-Cl'd steam
ship Jamestown, New York; schrs Wythe, do; Lydia
Ann, Dighten.
April 2l.-Arr schrs Kadash, Philadelphia
schr Ocean Bird, Petersburg
SAVANNAH, April 2l.-Arr schrs Emma Emelia, Bos.
ton; Heath, Rockport; F C Young Charleston -
Cid ship Empress of the Sea, Liverpool brig Halle Jack
son. Matanzas schrs Surprise New York; Argus Carde
WILMINGTON, April 2l.-Arr schr L Chester, Phi|a
delpha; -CId barkentine Admiral Blake, Liverpool;
Cid schr Henry Weeks Boston; Angeline, New
9oik, Ben, and Chas Colgate, do; qarkensne Admiral
Blake, Liverpool
MOBILE. April 17.--Arr ship Persian, Aden Chicago
Cardiff bark Sunrise, Barcelona schr Diana, Pensacola
Burr New Oreans--Crd ships Chapultepec and City
of New York, Liverpool; bark Edward A Cochran, Ma
tanzas.
Arpil 1S-Arr ship Empire State Havana; schrs Sea
drift Brasfos; John Arthur, New 0rleans.-Cld ship
NEW ORLEANS April 1s.-Crd steamships Habana
! Havana ships Bamberg, Havre; Nuremberg, do; Tar
qnn, Boston; Liberty do Alleganan, Cardiff Simoda
Havre bark Arundel. Marsees.-Cl.d ship s Law +,
renee and VIM Lord, Liverpool; Odessa, Havre brig
Larabee, Cardenas.
Notice to Mariners.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse
Board, Washington, April 81, 1860.
Otca information has been received this office that
information has been received at the admiralty from her
Majestys consul at St Thomas Island, that small de
tached rock has recently been discovered living
the southwark of Tangos Rocks off the eastern point of
entrance to st. Thomas harbor, Virgin Islands
The rock, which is only 100 feet in diameter, has
feet least water it, and7 athoms close 1t lies 165
fahOms to the southwark of the southwest rock of the
Trangles grOug with the two westward rocks of that
Judge Bergs house, 1.-THE only atroof building above
the town of Charlotte Amaha the second hill from the
west,) kedt well open to the westward of Mohlenfcs
point Conant mill in line with Cowe point will lead
to the westward of this danger but vessel of large
drauh on this part from the eastward should keep East
Gregorie channel well until the west point of Water
battery with the the northern church
into the harbor.
The bearings magnetic. Variation, deg, 30 min
east in 1860
By order of the Lighthouse Board:
LIGHT AT CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
Official information has been received this office that
an iron Light tower has been erected the Cape
of Good Hope, light from which will be exhibited the
1st of May, 1860.
The is so feet above the ground and is painted
white the light sic feet above the is visible
in all directions from 81 deg W, round by the West
South, East and North to deg W, and except
on sector included between 81 deg W and 81 deg.
W., where it is obscured by the intervention of high
peak $50 feet above the and 1900 yards from the
Light-tower.
The light is on the catopric principle and Of the first
class it is white-revOlving shows its most bril-
liant beam in minute for the space of IL seconds
time; and is visible in clear weather from deck l6 feet
high at the distance of Sc nautical miles.
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Lon. " ......................Is" %" so" E
The following bearings and distances given from
the light:
Bellows. Fs............... " w.. ...21
SWEET. .,,........S So" W......Is
Whlttle Rook ..........N 27 - so min. Ell
W F. SMITH, Engineer Secretary.