The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-16
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER Is.

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PORT OF BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER Is.
s,.,r,or wr, woodward cundia, from New York, mdse
steamer Richard willing ClaypOle from Philadelphia,
steamer Columbia Harper, from Washington, &c, to
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, from Norfok-to NJ. N.
Rarre Alice Rainer from New York, rndse to James
schrs Charter Oak Butler from Gloucester Mass, fish
and apples to master lowed up by steamtug Jas MUIR
Hero, Terry from Philadelphia mdse to John |
" Brown Jr.--AInos Fakenburg, Wilbert FIN Rich |
mond, ballast TO -.
Steamer W Bruno Foster New York, ia Shriver |
Steamer Richard Willing, Claypole, Philadelphia, Jas
A Shriver.
Bark Empress Theresa Walker, Rio de Janeiro, John
IF Banded. (Cld lith)
Co.--Willow Harp, Hulse, do do.---John Kenne.
dy, Dougherty, Wilmington, Del, stickey & Co..
Emma Amelia, Harding, Boston, VIM Rhoads & Sch
Joseph Holmes, Matthew, New York, do.---Somerset,
Stirling, do, Pratt Bro.--Sylvanus Allen, Sears,
Boston, Heslin Rogers.
Bark Empress Theresa, Walter Rio de Janero, in tow
OF steamtug xgil3at Also, from below, brig Prestisa
arrivals from Baltimore
Steamship Georges Creek Wiletts, Savannah, 10th.
Brem bark Columbia, Semcke, Bremen, 28th nit
Schr Roxbury, Chase, Providence, 18th inst.
Schr Cohasset Tohey. Wareham, Sh inst
Schr Geo Alams, lisk, Charleston, 1lth inst.
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schr Marietta Smith, M'xwell, New York, 18th inst
Schr Prima Donna, Richmond: 18th inst.
CIeaTances Tor Baltimore.
Schr Flying Send ,sCarmine Havana 9Th inst
Brig Ocean Travelle, Sargent, Portland, 10th inst
schr Ann Piekrell. Elzey, Philadelphia, 18th Inst
sshF Israel Day. Sna,s; BSstSn 18th inst
Ship Triumph, Murphy. for City Point, sailed from Lv
pool Both ult.
Ship ErDestine, (Brem Frerichs hence for Bremen,
off Start Point 2Sth ut
Bark Harvest Austin, for Barbados. cleared at Nor
schr Robt Heaey, Mitchell, hence Charleston 18th
inst, in so hours passage.
Schr D McClenahan Mitchell, for Charleston cleared
at Philadelphia, l4th inst.
schr Jas House, Sprasue from Alexandria arrived at
Somerset 18th inst.
Schr Springbok, Lord from Calais for Richmond arid
at Portland, 10th inst.
Brig Frances jane Kirch and schr Peerless Patterson
both hence, were at st John R. 9th ut
Brig Montgomery, from Windsor. n S, for Baltimore,
and schr Helen Carroll. from Rockland for do were at
Newport, 10th inst.
schr Baker Jr, Kelly hence for Edgartown, arrived
at Holmes Hole, 18th inst
schr Kngfsher, Clave hence, arrived at Aspnwal
30th ult.
Correspondence Exchange Reading Rooms.l
NORFOLK, Nov 18th, 1860
Passed off the Wolf Trap bark at anchor and several
schrS bound up
suNK-Brig Factor, Leland, (of Cambridge, Massl fin
Alexandria for Boston, with cargo of COAL sprung aeak
of the 9th inst The succeeded in getting in the
boat and picked up next day by schr Charter Oak
to-day, 18th inst -
NEW YORK, November 14-Arr steamship Mount
Vernon Savannah; ship Black Sea, New Bedford; Sui
tans Providence barks Miss Nightingale, Sunderland
Golden Rule. Aspinwalli Richmond, New Bedford; brig
leland Windsor-Cld ships Star of the West, James
Hoovey and Queen of the West, Liverpool G Lamar
London; Maria st Jago: barks Advance, Queenstown
Kosmos Bremen W Hail. New Orleans; brig Oscar
Trinidad Tyro, Halifax Nyassa, st John; Sea Bird do;
schrs A Townsend, Galveston; c Leverett, Lavacca;
Target, Wminfton.
NEW YORK, November 13.-Noon.-Arr steamships
Alabama Savannah Kangaroo, Liverpool; North Star
AspinwaI; bark Diana, Androssan; brig Lady Wash.
ington Windsor; Hyar Providence; Judge W Whit
man. Calais schrs Kelly, Portland; Fessenden, Lcave
Alabama, and Jane Elize Calais Cid steamship
Florida, Savannah; ship J Boyd Lucretia, and High
lander Liverpool barks Talisman, Gloucester Coch
ron, Havana; brig Stanley, Wilmington; Return, Cork
Williams, Plymouth; Brothers, St John, r. Stan
ley. Wilmington.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14.-Arr brig Jno Welsh Mo
bile schrs Taylor, Wilmington NC-Cd brig
Nash, Buenos Ayres schr W Tuli, New Orleans j
McCenahan, Charleston.
BOSTON, November 1S-Noon-Arr bark Chanticleer,
Cronstadt.--Cld steamship Europa, Liverpool schrs
Medors, Smithfeld, c. Martin Jane, Washington, D c.
Southern Ports,
ALEXANDRIA, November l4-Cld schrs NJ Perrin
Cohasset; Hull and valena, New York.
ALEXANDRIA, November lS-Arr steamship Monti
cello, New York.-Cd brig Robt Reed, st John; schr
Henry Finch, New York; Home Philadelphia; Palestine
Norfolk, November 18-Arr schrs North State, VII
liamsburg; Sarah Mary, Rockport Stephens, d.
Cid bark Harvest: Barbados -
RICHMOND, November 14-Arr brig Josiah Jex, Som
brero; bark Chas Brownell, Liverpool
CHARLESTON, November 13-Cld ship Mathilde Ii
yerpol; brig Felipe, Barcelona.
SAVANNAH, November l3-Arr schrs A II Manches
ter. New York.
NEW ORLEANS, November 11-Arr Cper tell shiI
Geo Washington, Liverpool; Lochnvar, Antwerp; Fawn
Bath; Rhine and Augustus New York; bark G W Horton
Boston; brgs Maverick, Havana; James Montgomery
Boston.
Notice 20 Mariners.
IA # IOng Of Jyel0D
Trinity House, /
London, October IS, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the nten
tion expressed in notice from this office, of date the L
of July, 1860 the Can Buoys which marked the Nortl
and South ends of the Arkow Bank have been removed
and replaced by COnical 3uoys
The Buoy which marks the North end of the Banl
is striped blabk and white; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the word
Arklow Bank No upon it, and is surmounted by stat
aud globe.
The Buoy which now marks the South end of the Ark
low Bank is striped black and white, vertically and
the words Arklow Bank No on it,
Notice is also given that two additional Can Buoy!
have also been placed TO mark the Eastern edge of tn,
Arklow Bank.
The Northernmost Can Buoy is checkered red and
white with the words Arklow Bank No 2 on it. 1t i
placed in II fahoms at low water spring tides, with tn
following marks and compass bearings
Arklow Bank North Buoy. .NNbE.
Highest part of Bray Head, just open Of
the highest part of wicklow Head. .....N by L
Mizen Tower on with the peak of a small
IT. E S -, r; py n
horizontally, with the words Arklow Bank No 2 on it
1t placed in 10 fathoms water, with hefoowing mark
and compass bearings:-
Arkow Bank No . Buoy.............NE by E
Arklow Bank South Buey .......SEAS
ATkow Bank ligntressel.. ....,......SWHW XIV.
Ry order Of the Lighthouse Board,
PHI BERTHoN,
Engineer Secetary.