The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-14
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, March -.


Steamship Baltimore Greene, from Havana evenin q
Of 7h inst sugar. fruit, SC, to Friend Ricketts, Co.
Left in port 6rias Hope, I'm Orleans Ianthe, Filing
steamer Crusader, FIN cruise passed off Cove Point;
Bremen ship, supposed Adler from Bremen and brig;
also of Sharps Island brig F. Doane, I'm Boston; and
schr La Plata from Franklin Maine.-All at anchor
Steamship Joseph Whitney, Loveland, FIN Boston
mdse and passengers to L Higgins Passed 20 miles
north OF Hog Island, bark supposed bound in off
the PatuXent, Bremen ship Adler, at anchor.
steamer John Shriver, Dennis, from Philadelphia
Schs Amyts, Buker, from Portlahd-mdse to Kirkland
Chase Co.
scnr Native American, Pindar, from Newburyport-
fish to Curtis x Post
schr "; D. Cargill, Hawkins days from Charleston
Murray.
Cleared.
p Steamer George Peabody, Pritchard Rchmond-J
steamerJ s. shriver, Dennis, Phiadelphia-John s.
Shrver.
Rrig Linda, Eschen, Norfolk Carey Coale.
SGhr. Shooting Star, Walker, Petersburg, Ya.-James
Schr. brilliant, IIochkiss, San Francisco-Stirling <
Ahrens.
schr 7. worrell, Hubbard, wilmington-Dunnock 4
schr Maryland, Wilson, Charleston, s. C.-Charles
Pendergast.
schr W. Ruark Ruark, Petersburg-w. Appleearth &
Son.
schr William Spear, Jones, acknowledgement 4
Son.
schr, Lookout North, Richmond-wm Applegarth &
Son.
schr Salisbury, -, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Co,
Schr Maryland Wilson. Charleston.
Arrivals from Baltimore
Steamship Patapsco, Layfeld New York 10Th inst
Schr Claremont, Newberry, n York, 18th inst
Schr f Raynor, Raynor, N York, 18th inst
Bark Maria, johnson, Valparaiso, Jan 18th
Schr VIM Montague, Jr., Carmine, Kingston ia
18th ult. -"
sctr Yankee Doodle, Ellery N York 11th inst.
Schr Sranklin, Godfrey, Portland 9th inst
Schr j Roach, Rogers, n Orleans Sth inst
Schr Goo Henry, Fields Newbern sth inst
Schr Frederick William, Pendleon, Kingston ia 10th
ult 10y ' "
CIearances for Baltimore
Sbhr Patriot, Wroten, PHILADELPHIA 10Th inst
S:hr himself, Ryder, Charleston. 9th inst
schr c Homer, Homer, Savannah, 9th inst
Memoranda.
Ship F. W. Bruno, Lands fIom MarseiIIes arrived at
New Orleans 13th-per tel ~ "
Ship Robert, Carter, for Baltimore sailed from Liver
Ship Jas Cheston, Bryan, Totoradio sailed from
Valparaiso. Jan 10th.
Ship Annapolis, Pickett for Cardiff and U s., sailed
from Havre, 18th ult.
Ship Despeche, Hartman, for City Point cleared at
Liverpool, 18th inst
Ship Pioneer, Child for City Point entered outward at
Ship Rose standish, Hutchins, for Hampton Roads,
sailed from Callao, 4th ult.
Ship Orpheus Howes, for Hampton RoaGs sailed from
Callao, 9TH ult.
Bark Hugh Birckhead Bennett, for Valparaiso, sailed
I'm Caao lst ult. ~
Bark Seneca Fenhagen, from New York arrived at
Valparaiso, Jan 2lst.
Bark Indus, Thompson for Baltimore was loading at
Brig castilian, Warwick, for Baltimore, sailed from
Richmond, 10th inst
Schr Fawn Harriss from Portland for RaItiuora orr
at Gloucester, 9th inst.
sohr Leach Knight from Norfolk for Portland ARID
at Salem, 9th inst.
Schr Ben Bolt, Williams for Baltimora want to Gao
from Portland, 9th inst.
Schr Washington, nightingale from NorfolL arr,vd
at Plymouth, 9Th inst - ~
Schr Belle Conway Delaney for baltimore s.;ls5 f.,
Richmond, 10th inst. ~ ~
Schr Lydia Ann, Weaver, from Baltimore for Provi
dence, arr at York, 18th inst
Schr Day, Sparrow, for Baltimore was lowed to
sea I'm Orleans, I'd inst.
NEW YORK, March 12.-Arr steamer Columbia, Char
leston ships James Guthrie, Leghorn; D rigo Macoa:
Maid of Orleans New Orleans Black Prince, Shanghai;
briggs Los Amigos, Kingston, ia; Anneseta Gibraltar:
Suzanne, St Marks; schrs Burritt Newbern: VIM
Smith, Savannah Indian Queen, Glasgow; Surpass Ma
ples Ann Gardner, Sisal.-Crd steamships 0razabia
Havana; Peruano Callao; ships Confidence and Coo,
per, New Orleans; brigs Mayhem, Bermuda: Sea
Lark, Cadiz Thaxter. Cienfuegos; schrs D Warner
Charleston; Marine and Sea Bird, Wilmington; Daman
Alexandria.
PHILADELPHIA, March 11-Arr schr Baltic, Carde-
mas Tilrdge, New Orleans; Albert Tirrel Charles
PHILADELPHIA, March 12-Arr bark Al Harvey,
Gambia W Africa; brig Insulaneren, Messina--
CID brig Thompson, Trinidad; s,hrs Argus Eye,
New Orleans; Wheeler, Cenfuegos; Loeser, St.
Croix
Soerino do; bBrks VIM Jane, do Eventide, Cardenas
Medford, Fayal N Washington, Surinam schr Allen,
BOSTON, March 11-Arr schrs Car, Mobile; Clara,
Southern Ports
ALEXANDRIA, March 9-Arr schr West Wind Proyi
dence.-Crd schrs Attic and F Brognard, New
York; Chase, Bath.
RICHMOND March IO.-Crd schrs Manchester, New
York; Nickerson Boston.
NORFOLK, March 10.-Arr schrs Beauchamp and
D. Camden Ne; Mary Elize, Mott Bedel and Wonder, N
York s NJ Sherman, Providence schr Chase,
WILMINGToN, March 1O-Arr schrs John steson and
Worth New York--Cld brig John Butler, Port au
Platt schrs Frambes, Philapelphiai II Coggshall,
Boston.
State, Philadelphia; Nashville New York. ship Eliza
Bonsall, Liverpool; pol. Monaquita, Cenfuegos---Crd
steamship Columbia New York.
NEW ORLEANS March S.-Arr ships Grotto and Ma
zeppa, New York; Atalanta, Chasca and John Patten
Havre Eleanor and Clara Weaver LIVERPOOL barks Bru
nett: Cardenas; Fleet Eagle, Messna; Laura, Hpyti;
Clark, and Elizabeth Voc Liverpool; Kentuckian Co.
thenbnrg; Chas Jane Genoa; barks Cobb and Web
ster, Boston; Valentine, Liverpool
Notice to Mariners.
Information has been received at this Office, tina
after the list day of Jnly, 1860 the lights at presen
shown from the fore and mzzen masts of the ghtves
sci moored off the north point of the Ksh Bank at the
respective heights of 26 and % feet above the level of the
sea- will be lowered and feet each to the height Of
Zoteet above that level The light exhibited from the
nainmast will remain, as at present. at height of &c
ee ABOVE the level Of the 16 feet above the Level
Of the two other lights. This vessel will carry black
Dali at each masthead.
This alteration is desirable it having been
that the lights exhibited when seen III
'inS naole TO be mistaken for single light.
The Five Fathom Bank Light Ship, (of the Capes
tne Deaware has parted her moorings and is
n1r station She will be replaced possible
winch due notice will be given.
III. s. STELLWAGEN,
Commander U. s. Navy
treasury Department Office Lighthouse Board, I
Washington March /, 1860.
coAsf oF fE&As-HARBoR GALVESTON DIsCoNTINU
49,, ANcE OF LIGHT VESSEL.
olncla' o suon has been received from Lieut. W
Stevens corps OF Engineers that twobeacons have beef
erected In the range Of channel leading into the
of Galveston. e 49, ~ ~ ~
From and after sunset the evening of Monday Apr
@ 1s6 these beacons will show whit IiIt 80 tba eth
der of the system Of Fresnel. w ''s"'' Vi 'e o y