The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-13
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p0pT0F BALTIMORE, June IL.

&c u srapIding Howes 60 hours FIN Boston
rndse and passengers to A Higgins; passed
via Pint two British banks, one showing white
signal with red le Ein,ore. ali bound up.
and Ghr Mclaughlin New York, mdse to
iCn-re Weems weems from the Patuxent river
do below Cedar Point herm brig, and off Plumb
reports bp with panee psrts at anchor-boh bound up
Point Albert (Breml Klamp, AZ days from Cardiff rail
ro% IRON to Schumacher Co; towed up by steamtug
Tiger May 1 hound it to the eastward
Oh schr Amelia Johnson Patter from Norfolk, to Jas
sui stores and lumber Whedbee Dickinson-Chs
Krnt Brewer, from Philadelphia, mdse to -.
Barge L Birey, Hicks, from Havre de Grace, ice 10
Oler' r,,
steamship Potomac, Watson, Charleston, Pearce-
Mount Vernon, Layfirid, New York, do.
strs FANNY CadwaLlader, Person New York, Jonn
shriyer1Rchard Willing, CIaSpqe Phla%ephssa s den
Kirwan, Fredericksburg, Va, Thos Clyde -
Brig Clarence, Phinney, Rio de Janeiro' renue'ses'
Bark Isabella C JONES' WOODBURY., Rotterdam, NJ
Sc6r sarah NJ Kent Thompson, Philadelphia, John W
Brown Sons Small, Donovan, Boston.
Sailed.
Bremen Bark Anna, Rascher, Bremen in tow OF the
Arrivals from Baltimore.
steamship Thomas Swami. Ramsay, Savannah 9th.
Brig Lillian, Bailey, Bath 7th inst.
Schr Elite, Hamlin, Savannah 18th inst-per tel,
Schr Vim Wallace, Scull, Boston, 10th inst
Schr d CargIll, Hawkins, Boston 10th inst
Cleafances for Baltimore.
Brig Emma Eyer, Brooks Charleston, sth inst
Memoranda
Ship Casilda, Stafford, for New York. at Rotterdam I'D
Bark Pyrmont, oliver, for Baltimore remained at Blu
euos Ayres 9th instr
Bark Union, Trppe, for Baltimore, sailed from Boston
Brig Ellen Bernard Bourne, from Cardenas May Goth
arrived at Boston, 10th inst.
Shin Annie Laurie Norris hence. arrived at hverpoo
Ship VIM Penn, Meade for Baltimore, ldg at Liverpoo
2Sth Wit. -,
Ship Ann Hooper, Hooper, for Philadelphia ldg
Ship Lydia Allen hence for Bremen, off Dungenes
shin Mary RUSSELL Crocker hence arr at Bremerhave
25th nit,
NEW YORK, June ll-Arriv9d steamship Arae
Havre bark Mnde, Punta Arenas Nawes, Bnenos q
res; Water Witch, st Domingo Jeouon Winds1rc So
RnG Key n &s ana
Shoe, Monrova: bark Sofia, London: Palmyra; Glasgo
Union Rotterdam Linda Natan s, eesn spr
Cadiz brig wrrwick. Bahia schr Black Swan Charlie
tom Hebc Lavacca; Kate.Brigham, Savannah Adeiad
81 P2TIITI1DELPHIA May 11-Ayed schrs sha i'd,
PnnriI Boston; Emeline Chester, Providence: Samu
Pqarce Goucester.--Cld steamships kene6ec' NJ
sston; ship Narragansett Rotterdam; Sheridan
Iis. bark Canada, Cork; deison Montevideo; br
pmov Port Midway: schr Excelsior st Johns Charles
Gf Ram uso June 1O-Arr ship Frederick Wording
m h.k Young Turk Messina; Nickles. Cardenas; Pc
CO, Siaufuegos Helen Maria Philadelphia; brig Pile
STA. Sis. Russian Cienfuegos: b Mansfield Havan
Cb aotte Picou Imogene. Pensacola schr Pacific, Gu
bec F Potter, Pensacola.-Cld shid Ashburto
Calcutta bark Norge Gottenburg rankin Trinida
Armenia ConstantinOple; brig Bird of the Wave, Pc
au Prince; Annie Kinks, Mragone; Tugwasse Key Yves
VrIelra' S"u'H'"' southern Ports
ALEXANDRIA, June 11.-Arr schr Zeno, Philadelphia
CId schr Jas Barrett Hyannis Betty Hooper, Pc
pFIl@RFoLK June 9-Arr steamship Jamestown, Rc
mond; schr Mountain Avenue, Boston-Crd schr Ma
'0I ESi6cHNoND, June 9.-Arrived brig James MAJ
WILMINGTON. June 1o-Arr schr L Cowper
wait New ork.--Cleared steamship Parkersbul
New York; brig Sarah Star, Havana; schr Village &c
NsAVGNNAH, June 9.-Cld steamship Montgomery,
York: brig Times, Boston; Plandome, and S War;
CHARLESTON June Arr bark Corpenicus, Phi
adephia: brig Eliza Havana--Crd schr Wi
Raleigh; New York.
PHOTOGRAPHIC NoTIcE-cHINA SEA.
photographic Office, Admiralty,
London, May g. 1860 J
Flora Temple Reef on which the ship Flora Tenn
was wrecked October 1882 her passage from Macao
Havana with Chinese coolies lies in the Sc part of
China Ssa in lat 10 10 n lon lis "a E. The soundir
were fathoms under the bows and stern of the wreck
bottom with 27 fathons of line within short distance
the Sc close the reef and bottom with 10 IA
oms within mile to the NV The breakers were
more than $50 yards wide, and extended about hal
mile in a curve line from Ms to SW*
Caution-The mariner is cautioned not to make too
with the dangerous archipelago of reefs and banks ly
between the PaawBn coast anu ruo oapala, until VI
positions and existence more correctly ascertain
Vessels have passed through them with difficulty
risk. hut others have either been wrecked or have
their anchors on the extensive coral flats.
SIAN.
Condor Reef-The Bremen bark Conoor, when proce
ing up the Gulf of Siam, Feb g. 1860, totally lost
sunken reef said lie in lat 10 az N Ion l02 As
abandoned when the water mad reached her bea
the officers crew, and passengers arrived at Bang
on tie 18th Of February.
Although the position given to this reef would plac
60 miles O the eastward of the rock on which the D
Wade was lost in April 1885, yet it is said to lie on
parallel there is to think these dangers
they exist which seems doubtulO may be Identical
the positions of byth appear to have been ixee by
dead reckoning.
See Admiralty Chart, China Sea, sheet 2, No 1853
" - Gulf Of Siam, No 24l4.