The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-31
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, AUGUST 81.
Arrived

Arrived.
Steamship Locust Point French 60 hours from Charles
ton cotton and mdse to Saml Pearce Reports of Tho
mas Point brig Marshal Dutch, bound up.
strs Henry Gsw Her, from Philadelphia, MISE to ]
A Shriver--Bevidere, Keene, from Richmond mdse
and passengers to J Brandt, Jr,
Bark Jane Cockrill 60 days FIN Leghorn murble rags
ctron, &C. to order. lowed up by Tiger.
Brig James Carey Coale, Collins, from St Jago de Cuba
1lth inst to VIM Appegarth Son; sugar to Kirkland
Chase Co lowed up by the Fairy Queen. Left banks
0yerman Stirling. from and for New York, dscg; Chas
keene for do Sailed from do 18th, brig Three Sisters
for New York brig C0quette, Young from Caribbean
Vigilant. e
Schr Cowperthwaite. Potter from New York. to
Rose and Lyon, ice to I Cochran & Co. lowed up by
Edwin Forrest.-R Perkins, GrindelI from Wind.
scr, s. plaster to Kelsey Gray towed up by Hector
|AdaeF RANGES Babson, from Brooksvle, Me- plaster
Barge Helen Brown, Hicks from Havre de Grace ice to
II oler. ~ -
schr Flying scpd Carmine, before reported at quaran
tine from Havana. lowed up by Fairy Queen.
Returned.
Schr fremont, Holt hence for Charleston, with guano
put back ieaky Her cargo will be discharged and for
Warded by another vessel
Schr Flying scud, Carmine, days from Havana the
ports below brig Coquette. Young, from West Indies
Below
3r. bark Jane Cores. from Leghorn.
Cleared
srs II l. Cav, Her; Philadelphia, ] A Sbriver-Lopisi
ana Russell, Norfolk, n Falls
Brigs Romance, Duncan, Demerara W II Perot----
Hayward, Byers, Charleston, 7 Matthews & Sons
schr Moonlight, Suites Savannah, Heslen & Rogers
Geo Handy, Dill, Becufort, C, j Corner 4 Sons--
Five Boys, Jones, Newbern, N C, do--Zeno, Fields,
Philadelphia, " Brown, Jr-Souh Wind Mitchell,
Alexandria and Washington, W Applegarth 4 Som
Columbia, Buckler, Richmond, do-ocean Aaron do,
55o"JChn Griffith, Bunting, do, do-.-HOpe, Frank
do, Mitchell-Martha Wrightington, Thatcher,
Boston, Georges Creek Co
Sailed.
ship Dusburg, Pruss) Wiegmann, Rotterdam, in tow
Brig sunny South, (new go tons Trows Charleston,
in tow of Edwin Forrest.
Brig Romance, Duncan, Demerara in tow of steamtur
Hector.
Arrivals from Baltimore.
Schr Louisa Gray, Weaver Boston; goth inst
Schr Emma Amelia, Harding, Boston, 2sth inst
Schr VIM Spear Jones, Richmond goth inst.
Schr North Carolina, Prtchett, Richmond Goth inst
Schr Patriot, Rotan, Richmond 2sth inst
Clearances Tor Baltimore
Schr Arlington, Leaman, Savannah, 9th inst
Schr Ben Nandiver, Jones, Norfolk 9th inst
Schr Swift, Seward, Norfolk, 2Sth inst.
Schr Mary Willis, North Norfolk 9th inst
Schr Adelia Kelly Portland 9th inst
Schr baltimore, Phillips Richmond, 2Sth inst
Schr Emma Jane Phillips, Richmond, 2Sth inst
Steamship JOS Whitney, Loveand for Baltimore sailed
from Savannah 2Sth inst, at G D m
Bark Wenham. Wedge, hence for Buenos Avres was
spoken 10th inst lat Sc 05 Ion AZ so.
Schr Gen Taylor which had ashore on Fort bar for
two days was lowed off without injury by the steamtug
Igress Capt Luke League, Wednesday afternoon last
Bark Abigail, Mcfarland, for Richmond was loading
bone ash at Buenos Ayres, 9th ult N'-s
Brig Laurel, (Brl 0'Bren, from Maitland & for Raj
timore, arrived at Boston, 2Sth inst
- Brig stephen Young, -, for Baltimore, sailed fn,
Eastern, Ports
boSIoN, July 2S--Arr ship VIM JAWS New Or
j., ms Cd steamship Arabia Liverpool; barks Vale
August 29-Arr ship Samoset, Havre; West Liver
pool Golden Cross, New Orleans Young Eagle do bark:
NonpaTiel, Leghorn Good Hope, New Orleans; Vesta
Galveston. ' ~
Southern Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug 29-Arr schrs Heaton PhiladeI
phia. II Price, Somerset Cid briggs Trindern and
Molunkus, Boston; schrs Virginia, Fall River; VIM A
NORFOLK, August 29-Arr schr Davidson. N York.
Elliott and Law, do
WILMINGTON M August 2s-Arr brig Rainbow, Belfast
CHARLESTON. August 26-Arr steamship Marion
New ;yT, York Gl ship Eliza BOnsell, Liverpool
CHARLESTON, August 27-Arr steamship keystone
State, Philadelphia ' o
SAVANNAH, Aug. 2S.-Cd steamship Chesapeake
York anu 'eo bunker New
MOBIEE, August 24-Arr brig Cygnet New York;
schr Lee, Philadelphia '
August 25-Cld bark Goodspeed Sapua
Notice TO Mariners,
State Department, Office Lighthouse
Board, Washington Aug. 23d, 1850 I
Official
Coast Of Observation-Disclosures Ledqe-Enfropce
10 Boston Harbor
Information has been received at this Office from, ca
tain Alexander Corps of Engineers of the compile
ton of the lighthouse the Outer Minots Lepge one
me Cohaset Rocks The tower is of dark gray granite
% ieet In diameter at the base and SO feet inches hgb
above mean low water. 1t is surmounted by a broze
lantern - feet inches high, making the total height of
the structure above low liz feet inches
The Illuminating apparatus is catadoptric or of the
fqed white light ~ " GNU"
Elne local plane is 81 feet above mean high water and
me light should be visible at high water from noint
nautical miles. - 'e vi 10
me light will be exhibited for the first time on Novem
yer 10 looo from sunset to sunrise, and every niqht
thereafter. IVY light
,S anthory Of act of Congress approved September g.
IG e Ignt at Scttuate will be eXtinguished on the
exhibition of the Minots Ledge Light and the libt,a
SCI now stationed off Mnots Ledge will be removed and
discontinued at the same timo " anu
Inc new light bears from Boston LIGHT FSEUc
tant about miles. o. 1|s' us
Its position is lat AZ deg l6 min Q sec N
Ion 20 Z" 45 I" IA + of Greenwich
BY order of the Light house Board
VIM. F. SMITH,