The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-12
SbippiNa 5ntelliaentl.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, June 10.


e,ox,L; po.oo,oc watson 65 hours from Charleston
mdse to Saml Pearce. Encountered strong northery
winds in the Chesapeake Arrived aunG ;i s , .t
UuntsvIle from New York for Savannah. also
side wheel steamer bound north same day. south OF Bo
1 Innd smoke surveying schr Key West for Bal
timore understood the name Camden, passed on the
Horse Shoe barks at anchor; herm brig on the
Middle Ground another off the PauXent river, and an
other the mouth of the Paapsco river-a at anchor
Steamship Mount Vernon, Layfeld 81 hours from New
bark at anchor off the Wolf Trap, another, beating
up also two schooners; the Middle Ground, herm
Brig Francona, Wallace so days from Messna SO days
from Gibraltar fruit to Price Co. towed up by the
Reliance. Spoke date 35 lon 63 60, bark Cas-
sange, Slader of and from London for Jamaica, days
out I'd inst Ion 70 Is chr John Griffith hence for St ia
go de Cuba
schrs Balloon Arey, from New London, in ballast to
load for Frankfort Ne, to Jackson &Co.-Hero,
Terry from Philadelphia mdse to John Brown Son.
Il Bivens, Davenport, from North Carolina shin-
giles to McDougall Clarke
Strs John r Thomson. Coimary New York, John A
shriver-Henry Cav Her, Philadelphia, do--Lou-
isana, Russell Norfolk, Falls. o,rane
Bremen Bark Anna, Rascher, Bremen Won hHPn
schr Pearl, Lank, Savannah. W. RhOads & Son.
NO Arrivals from Baltimore.
Schr Chas Gaskll DuttOn New Haven, 18th inst.
Schr Geo W Krebs, Emerson, Philadelphia 9th inst
Schr Pearl, Brown, Boston, Sth inst
Schr Sprightling Sea, Minot, Bath 18th inst,
schr Healey, Mitchell, Wilmington, n C, Sth inst.
Schr Swift, Seward, Norfolk Sth inst.
ClearahceS for Baltimore.
Bark Syph, Maowes; Boston Sth inst
Brig Talulah, Plummer, New ork 9th inst
Schr Renhart, Peterson, Mobile, 6h inst.
Memoranda
schr Nancy Hagan, Cousins, hence, arrived at Car
denas, May %.
Brig Wenohah, Dow, from Baltimore, arrived at Carde
Brig Ellen Bernard Bourne, for Boston, sailed from
Cardenas May 20;
schr Spencer, Dole sailed from Cardenas for Balti
May %.
schr Corbulo, Lawrence, hence arrived at New Bed
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK. June 9-Cleared ships Kate Mel
bourne bark Conway, Havana Ionic, Cardenas Luna
Glasgow; brig W il Townsend, Cork; Fisher Rene
Goa J W Miner, Remedois--Arrived brig volant, Aqu
dilla schr Seven Sisters Addison Shaddick Portland
Jnne Io-Arrived steamships Montgomery Savannah
Prince Albert Galway barks Othlle Bremen, Lyra, Sa
qua; Proteus Cardenas Fannie Palmer, Windsor n.
Junes-ATrd brig Margaret Key, Ar1oya Iris, Sagua
schrs venloo, Aquarla, P R; rMary Dame Lane, Corr
willis Ocean Wave Windsor; Nallie, Alexandria; Arctic
Georgetown; Oneo, Bangor Yontic, Machias; Warrio
and Hurd Rockland; Cabot, Susan and New York, Bo
ton; Nimrod and Highlander, Albany; Cora and Franki
tspzss shin Castiiian, Cape Mount Kate, and Agne
Charleston ship Narragansett Rotterdam; Sheridan,
las bark Canada, Cork; Henderson, Montevideo.
BOSTON, June 9.-Arr ship Frederick Wording. $
rnam; Demarra, Cardenas: Clarissa Currier Pernamb
co; bark Young Turk Messina D Nickes Cardenasi Pc
Remedies; Russian, Cenfuegos J Mansfield, Havan
Charlotte Picou Imogene Pensacola; schr Pacific, gu
Calcutta; bark Norge Gottenburg. rankin Trinida
Armenia, Constantinople; brig Bird of the Wave, Pc
NBlera, SAVANNAH,
Southern Ports.
WILMINGTON, June 9.-Arr brig Ann Lowell, En-
land Enchantress, New York-Cld schr Jonas smit
New York.
SAVANNAH, June Cid steamship Joseph'Wh
Boston; schr Target, n York.-Arr W Smith, Bost
Notice to Mariners
NEW CHANNEL INTO sAPoLA SOUND, GEORGIA.
Coast Survey Office, May IL, 1860.
Sir The new channel crosses the bar three quarters
mile to the southwark of the old now in use, al
has much the appearance if forcing itself throu
the bar which at this point is only about Two hundret
feet in width, and with eighteen feet water upon
shoaest part, the soundings showing twenty feet
side and deepening gradually both to seward a.
inssre along the channel There is eighteen Il
water upon the bar but only seventeen feet in the
channel In the latter the bar is fully mile in wdt
and the slightest deviation from the the Channel cour
would carry vessel into sixteen or fifteen feet The n
channel the contrary, is wide, and the bar being
narrow affords great advantage to vessels of lar
draught.
Very respectfully, yours,
4. D. BACHE,
Hon. Howell Cobb,
Secretary of the Treasury
Notice is hereby given that with view of ndicat
ndraught into Cardigan Bay the Corporation has
termned to place Lghtvesse between the South Bisl
and Bardsey Island Lighthouses.
The lightyessel will be placed about the st of
ly next, and will exhibit Red Revolving Light she
ing flash every SO seconds The light will burn at
elevation about A feet above the level Of the
will be in clear weather at distance of about nj
miles.
By order of Lighthouse Board,
J,nrrTn