The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-10
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, March O

PORT OF BALTIMORE. Mar,b
Arrived.
schr. Nahant, Chase, from Plymouth Mass.-ballast
master.
Cleared.
Steamship William Jenkins. Hallett Boston via No,
fsk-A. l.. Huggins.
Schr. E. J. Rayner, Rayner New York-Georges Cree
Schr. r. Fl. Huntley, Hammond New York-Rose
Lyon.
| Sailed
Brig Mary Eta, Lawrence Halifax
| Arrivals from Baltimore
Steamship Thomas Swami Ramsay, Charleston, st
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Norfolk 9TH inst
Schr Mary AdeIine Jones, Norfolk, 18th inst
| Schr Friendship, Appegarth, Norfolk, 7th inst
Schr Lookout Thornton, Bath 9th inst
S%chr % Jane Ross, Simmons, Norfolk, Norfolk, 7th inst
Schr Indus socklev Nsw WV yNr "sh s mI 1h INST
| t1earances for Baltimore
! S Schr ; ;, ; 5, Weldon smith, Yark, Sth inst,
| Schr Hero, Terry, Phadelphs Sth inst
Schr Hawatha Hutchns Charleston. 9th inst
| Schr Chief, Eldridge, Charleston. 9th inst
Schr Summerfied, Barnes, Norfolk 7th inst
| Memoranda.
Bark Campanero Dubel for Pensacola cleared at Mo
Bark Clifton, Lewis for Cardenas cleared at New Or
| leans, 2Sh ult.
Bark Kedrcn, Farrell, for Marseles was towcd to SCI
| from Orleans, oath ut
Bark Chester, Crosby, from Baltimore via Barbados
| Trinidad 10th ult
ketch President Benson Roberts for Baltimore abou
| 18th " ~
Bark Contest, Allen, Tartal Chilli arrived at New
Bark Indiana, Haskins, for New Orleans was loading
Cardenas, 18th ult.
Bark Sylph, Thomas, sailed from Cardenas for Phil
adelpha, 18th ult.
Brig Kate Long, from Rio Grande was at Rio de janet
Brig Virginia, Ramsay, from Rio de Janeiro arrived a
Richmond, 5th inst
Brig Isaac NJ. Denson Bartan from Para arrived at Y
York, 5th inst
Brig Chattanooga, Forrest, from Baltimore, was dis
charging at Pernamhuco Sth uIt
Brig Rio Grande, Ponce, p R. 22d ut for Baltimor,
in about days.
Brig Ada, Green, from Richmond, arrived at Halifax
25th ut.
Brig Peter c. Warwick, Lanfare sailed from Rio de ia
Schr Peerless Patterson for St Thomas sailed from
schr J II Wainwright, Corson, from Boston for Bat
more, sailed from Holmes Hole 9th inst
Schr Pearl Brown, from Boston for Baltimore arr at
New York, 18th inst.
Schr Julia Newell Trot hence for Portland arr ved at
Schr Treasurer, Fisher, from Alexandria arrived at
Providence, 9th inst.
Schr. Israel VI. Day, Chase for Baltimore sailed from
schr LaPlata Lord, from Franklin, Me- for Baltimore
arrived at Boston, 4th inst
Schr. f. Goldsborough Todd for Baltimore sailed FIN
Norfolk, Sd inst.
Schr Sprghting Sea, Farris, from Norfolk arrived at
Schr Flying Fish, Greeneaf hence for Boston arrived
Holmes Hole, 9TH inst
Schr Lone Star, Wood from Norfolk arrived at Bucks
port 81 inst.
schr Minnie Cobb from Norfolk, arrived at Rockland
9th ult.
Schr Triplett Prchett for Baltimore sailed from
Richmond 7th inst.
schr. Albert Field, Westgate from Norfolk arrived at
Taunton 1st inst
Schr. Tram Smith, McGivern sailed from Fall River
I'd inst.
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, March S-Noon-Arr schr 3 Jen-
kns, Newbern Gid steamship MONTGOMERY Sa-
Vannah; ship Golden West London; Matanzas Maanzas;
Amazon, Bremen: Augustus, Orleans; barks Oregon,
Buena Vista; Laura Russ and Gordon Cienfuegoes;
Tchr Julia Fox Apalachcoa: Alexander, Jacme JJones
BOSTON March S-Arr bark W G Anderson St Helena
---CId bark Volunteer, Charleston.
PHILADELPHIA, March S.-Arr steamship Cam
bridge, Boston; brig Maria, Pernambuco schrs Fdea
Paugassett, and A Henderson, N York---Crd steam
ships Delaware, York schrs Richard Thompson Provi
dence; m Kennedy, Richmond Boston, PaugasSet d
smith, Challenge Belden, N York; Revenue, Boston;
Fideia, Plymouth.
Southern Ports
ALEX4A;NDRlA, \, March Arr schr Brognard and
Ahce Fhlladeiphia----Crd brig Stephen Young, Sa-
MOBILE, March 3-Arr ship Milicete, New York:
America and City of New York, Liverpool Old
ships Gen Washington and Washington Lverpnol Wan
drahm Bremen; bark Peegrina, Barcelona schr Ever
glade. MatanZas
NEW oRLEANC, March 8.-Noon.-Arr ships Meteor
and NJ Greene f. Liverpool; Arcole, New York -NCTd
ships Harvey Birch, Young SAM and Regulator Liver,
CHARLESTON, March 6-Arr steamship Columbia N
YORK; snip Mackinaw, Liverpool schrs Wm Wallace n
York---Cld Ship Hortensia Liverpoo barks Bristol
Bremen; OAK Philadelphia; schr Mayo, Boston; Nau-
NORFOLK, March Arr steamships Yorktown and
Virginia, Richmond; Mount Vernon, Alexandria; schr
Boston. ''
SAVANNAH. March 6.-Arr steamships Augusta. New
die ships Sir John Iawencs, G%af fPer Ptq
pool; II Elliott, Cranstadt; Omar Pasha Havre; brig
Information has been received at the Admiralty from
H. NJ Consul at the Canary Island, that the Sh Dec
1859 as the mail steamer Cleopatra passing the north
east END OF lener the sea was observed breaking
asunken rock at about ~ mile East (truel from Anaga
Point, or + by from the point known La Mancha
Blancs By letter from the authorities at the Ca
nary Islands 1t appears that this rock is known to the
pilots OF the port of Santa Cruz that it is the Bao
de la Manche has about fifteen water and
Il feet at high tide and the breaks it only
certain occasions.
Official information has been received that would be
hnted from the lighthouse recently erected the north
east part of Cobre the principal set Of the
rocks lying of the south coast of Span province
tellon.
The light will be fixed white light to illuminate AGO
degrees placed at elevation of l46 above high
mark and in clear weather should be at distance
of 81 mi eS.
The illuminating apparatus is deopric or by lenses of
the first order,
The lght-tower is coored white, is slightly conca ard
rises from the middle of square building of the same
or 1t stands at 140 yards from the margin of the sea- on
an emmnence named Monte Colbre, in lat 800 So 5S
N, % Al 27\ f. from Greenwich.
The Upper and Lower Cedar Point Light Vessels Poto
mac River; Bowlers Light Rock Vessel, Rappahannock
River; Hoopers Strait and James Island Light Vessels
Tanger Sound, Chesapeake Bay will returned to their
stations between the 1st and 18th insts.
The iron Cop and Nun Buoys in the above named
rivers will be replaced at the same time
By order of the Lighthouse Board,
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, MARCH 9.
NJ. Lawrence, Claypole, Palermo-Palmer & Thomas
Casiida Stafford Rotterdam-B. N. Hodges, Jr
Isabella, Norris, Observation-Disclosures Chase & Co.
Johonnes. tBremenl New York; Schumacher & Co.
Leila, Haines. Rotterdam-B. NJ. Hodges Jr
Maria Clark, St. Jago de Cuba-Morrell & RandelI
North Carolina Fostsr Liverpool-Jas Corner & Sons
Onward, Pantheon Callao-C NJ. Jackson& Co
farthean, Nllcomb, --, Coleman Bailey,
BARKS
Bay State, Sparrow, Cienfuegos-Hesen & Rogers
Edmund Dwinght, Nckerson, Mobile-IEesen & Rogers
+. Churchill, Carl, Cardenas-J. l. Fisher l. Sons
Frank, (Br.) Kelly, Boston-T J. Hand & Co.
flyhg Cioud' Speed New Hork-James Hooper
George Henry, Trower, africa, Peru-Fizgerald Boot
J. II. Chadbourne, Mason. Cienfuegoes Lambert Git
Kate, Oliver, for sale-Buck & Sons
Marion, Hugg, Rio de Janero-J. W Hugg
0ctavia, Thomas. Norfolk.
Rott. Hastie, tBr) Scott Cork-T J Hand 4 Co.
Wheatland 'Despeaux, Rio de Janeiro Lambert Git.
tings
Atlantic 4Brl Dorritee, Nassau N P.-F. 7, Mon,ell
Director, Reynolds, Frank LIS G Hand
Fairfax, Travers Trnidad-M Mitchell
Henry Didier, Warren, Pernambuco- Dunnock
Weatherly.
Jas Madison, Travers, Kington, JAN A Mitchell
Linda, Ellems, Tonlar River, Mexico-kesey & Gray
Lillian Bailey, FrBnklin, La-Kelsey 4 Gray
Manzaui!la. Dunong. Hsvana-C " Jackson & Co
Marietta, tBrj Simmons Demarara-W Perot
Smith, Smith, sayannah-Heslen Rogers
Ben vandivers, -, Bichmond, Malcolm L Co
Brilliant Good New York-Dunnock & Weathery
Bloomfield, Hamton, for freight-W Rhoads & Son
Chas Strong Lscum New York-Rose & Lyon
Chas Gask Marion, for freght-W Rhoads 4 Son
Henry Livingston, tBr.l Munday Annapolis, N Sc
NJ Jackson Co
Frances O'none Wilmington, n ca Elliott 4 Co
fremont, johnson, Richmond, Va.-Patterson Il Muir
euiondo.
Virginia, Kirwan, North Carona-J Corner Sons
MR.. JACOBS ON EASTERN SHORE.
| Mr.. Jacobs, from the Committee on Colored Pop
ulation, has reported to the House of Delegates &