The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-11
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, SEPTEMBER 8.

Arrived.
Str Elizabeth, Culinary, from New York. mdse to } i
Steamship Potomac, Watson, from New York, mdse to
Shin Mary Robinson. McCleave, from Callao-guano
to Barril Bros, lowed up by Tiger and Reliance.
Brig Laurel (Brl McDougal from Windsor, plas-
schrs zerhanah, walker from North Carolina shingles
to McDougall .zeno, Fields, from Philade
phia, mdse to John AZ " e o"ar, 9,;
Schr Arlington, Seaman. FIN Savannah, to Rose & Ly
on; lumber to -
Bark Uncle Sam, Cole, Charles Pendergast.
Brig Wandale Shackford, West Indies, Knox Co.
eco
Sailed
Bark Uncle Sam, Cole, Charleston in tow of steamug
James Murray.
steamtug vigilant.-- Franconia Wallace, Savannah,
in tow Of tug Fairy Queen.--James Madison Travers
Matanzas, in tow of steamtug Vigilant.
Arrivals from Baltimore
Steamship Potomac, Watson, York, Sth inst.
schr Rescue. Bacon, New York sth inst!
schr Hamilton, Ogden, New York, sth inst
Schr Seampn -. Bangor, 9Th inst.
Sohr Conocanro, wesket Richmond, 7th inst
Schr Wells, North, Richmond 9TH inst.
Schr Exchange, Williams Savannah 5th inst.
Schr Ocean Bird, Conley. Providence, 5th inst
s'hr Nar9a Tor Tsn Boston, 9TH inst
Steamship Potomac, Watson, New York. sth inst
Ship Everett, Gunby, New York, Sth inst.
sohr Alice Davis -, New York, sth inst ST.
Schr Hope, Frank, Richmond 18th inst.
Schr ] Spencer, Morgan, Charleston 9th inst
schr Robert Heaiey, Mitchell, Wilmington, C, 7th
instant.
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchard, from Richmond,
encountered gale from the north, with heavy
off York Spit. Sunday at m, and put back to
Hampton Roads Road for narbor Reports steamer Bevi
into Hampton Roads at 80 m, Sunday, all safe and
proceeded up the ive also in the Roads, ships Twilight
Steamship Baltimore, Greene, for Havana, cleared at
NY 81 IN n NJ aun INST s;, ,.. r.. -
ken apth n lat 81 aenee Tor was spo
Ship Gladiator, Luce, for Hampton Roads was lde
Chincha Islands, 18th ut
Ship SEQ Frazer, for Alexandria, entered for ldg
at Liverpool, 2lst ult.
Ship Ocean Hopper, for Baltimore sailed fm Bremen
haven. Goth ut
Ship Herald of the Morning, Mitchell, for Hampton
Bark Eduard weitng. hence for Rotterdam, was spok
en- oath ult lat ~ 80, Ion 40 Sc.
Brig Ellen Bernard, Bourne, for Cardiff sailed from
Newport, 2lst ut.
Bark Paadin, Wilson, hence at Montevideo, July Goth
end proceeded to Buenos Ayres.
no, 25th ult.
Brig Factor Leland Alexandria, arrived at Ports
Brig Fair fax cIaPpoe for Baltimore days.
Schr Julia Rich Newton from Alexandria arrived
at New Haven, 9th inst
schr Crocker, Endicott, from Alexandria, arr at
s,hr Jusna Banded, Watts from New York. arid al
Falmouth, Jam, 18th ult.
Schr Luther Child, Chase, hence for Jamaica was sno
ken 3lst ult, lat 80 II, Ion 20.
Forsyth, Matthew'S cd
from Aexandrir, 9th inst.
Sth inst
schr Yankee Doodle, vancIeaf for Alexandria, sailed
from Providence, 9th inst.
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Arr. steamship Clara Sutil
Maracabo Regatta, Pernambuoo Sarah Peters Nuevita
brig Indian Queen, Aux Cages; schr st Lawrence
Cid steamship Vanderbilt Havre; shin Orlarnon Liver
pool Web Foot, San Francisco Gen NOVEL; Liverpool
bark Norhwood, Cadz Mary Ellen St John scbr Ocear
Wave Norfolk brig Wellington, Buenos Ayres; schl
PHILADELPHIA, September S.-Arr brig W J Treat
Jamaica Is sehr Black Diamond Lynn Willow Harp, Bos
New York bark CAROLINA Ellems, Portland
- Southern Ports.
WILMINGTON, September 5-Arr scbrsJ Arcade 7
W Hughes, and William Henry Smith, New York; F
schr Leatand, New Orleans. 1900
Notice to Mariners.
State Department, Office Lighthouse
Board Washington, Aug. 23d 1850
(Oficial
Information has been received at this office from Can
tain Alexander, Corps of Engineers of the compe
ton of the lighthouse the Outer Minots Ledge one of
ne oonaset Rocks The tower is of dark gray granite
80 feet in diameter at the base and 50 feet inches high
above mean low water. 1t is surmounted bv a broze
lantern y feet inches high, making the total height of
the structure above mean low l12 inches
The Illuminating apparatus is catadopric, or of the
fqed white light.
The focal plane is 81 feet above mean high water and
the light should be visible at high water from a point
10 rect above the surface of the sea- distance
The light will be exhibited for the first time on Novem
per 10 1860 from sunset to sunrise, and every night
authority of of Congress approved September g.
1890 the light at Scituate be exnguished on the
exhibition of the Minos Ledge Light and the iightves
sci now stationed off Mnots Ledge will be removed and
discontinued at the same timo.
The light bears from Boston Light ESEHS dis.
tant about miles.
Its position is lat ~ deg l6 min sec N
Ion 20 " As " IA f of Greenwich
BY order OF the Light house Board
WIN. F. SMITH,