The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-16
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, March Is


Arrived
Steamer Henry L. CAV Her. from Philadelphia -
mdse. to James A. Shriver
sehr. Hiawatha, Hutchins, from Charleston-rce ana
cotton to Chas. Pendergast. -
schr. Patriot, wroten, from Phadelphia-md'e to j.
W. Brown Son.
Steamship S R. Spaulding Howes, providence via NOR
Steamer Beivdere, Travers, Richmond and Petersburg
Brig Henry A. DidIer Mahan, West Indies-F. W.
sc Sch Henry Livingston, tBr) Munday, Annapolis N
schr. Joseph Holmes, Matthews, New York; Pratt
sc6r. W. D. Cargill, Hawkins, New York-George's
schr. Lucy Church, whelden New York-George's
Greek Co.
schr. Jamos GarcelOn, Knight saco, Me.-Kelsey <
schr. Ashland, Graves. RichmOnd-wm. Applegarth
Son.
schr W. Frazer, Seward, RichmOnd-wm. Applegarth
Barge Minnesota, Adams, New YOrk-JOhn A. shri-
Barge Robert Minturn, Grumpy, New York;. PIatt
Bro
BaIge VIM. c. Marshall, Elliott Greenwich, Conn.,
Pratt Bro.
Brig Cemanthe, Hopkins, Iamor, West Indies, in tow
OF Fairy Queen. -
AsHoRE-The schr Fred Sheerer Sheerer, hence for
Savannah ashore in nine feet water, Smiths Point
and both anchors gone.
The ste mug telegraph and Schr r. G. Stannard have
been sent her assistance
from baltimore.
Schr II Il J Nield, Travers, Galveston, 4th inst.
Schr Navy Lowell, Peterson, Boston, 18th inst.
Schr W4ter Witch, Hull, Providence, l1th inst.
Schr. W. S Hern Seward Norfolk l4th inst
CIearances for Baltimore
Ship Ellen Stewart, Coffin, Liverpool, 25th ult.
Memoranda.
Steamer VIM jenkins, Haett hence arrived at Boston
Ship Sir Johf franklin, Lelaa for New York sailed FIN
Brouweyshaven, 25th nit.
Brig Hobart, Jordan, hence arrived at Pernambuco
eth ult.
Bark Nashua Lewis, hence at Charleston, 18th inst
Brig Abbott Lawrence Fuller, hence, Charleston Is
Bark John c. Bruno Gayle hence, Pernambuco 18th
schr Exchange Barry, hence at Charleston 18th inst
per tel.
NEW YORK, March l4-Arr steamships City of Bat
Star OF the SOUTH savannah james AIsrr cSarieson
banks A Cochran, Mobile briggs Mercur, Trinidad
Grenada, Nuevtas: W Moore, Jacksonville; p. NJ. Tin
ker, Matanzas: schrs Target, Savannah; d Saw yer
Petersburg Dawson, Norfolk A Turner, Newbern; j
March 8-Bark Chiffon Cardenas; brigs Eastern Star
do Alma, Nassau; schrs Seven Brothers, Grand Turk
steamship Africa, Liverpool Peruano, Caao; ship:
Eupharsius, Apaachicoai Confidence and II Cooper, N
Orleans br Is Isabella Port au Prince F Field, Car
denas; NJ MAYHEM, Bermuda: schrs j W Mataud
st Perra Bruen Georgetown: NJ Carlton, Alexandria
PIiILADEIPHIA. March 14.-Crd bark Elizabeth J
Barbados Imperador. Pernambnco briggs Tiberias CT
PHILADELPHIA, March 10 - Arr ship Lancaster
Iiverpool.--Crd ketch Commerce. Managuez; schr.
Alert, Charleston; Baltic, Cardenas A McNeal, No
BOSTON. March 10 Arr brig Brill, Messina; s,hrs ,
Elliott. Gonvaives; b N3Hawkins, Charleston.
BOSTON, March I2-Noon-Arr ship Laroy, savan
nah; brig Iiora Galveston; schr Macy Haley, George
town, C.----Cld brig St.Lous, Orleans; East
March i3-Noon-Arr steamship America, Liverpool
sclr Henry Payson, Norfolk Gid banks Gan War
Mobile; Jehu, Gibraltar; schrs Loee, Port Prince
ALEXANDRIA, March Arr schrs Morgan
Port Deposit Palestine, jersey City; Godfrey Pro
violence. -Crd II Price, FAN River
NORFOLK, March l3-Arr brig joachim, New York
--Cpd schr Honduras, Portland; Maggie Bell, Port
RICHMOND, March 12.-Ar bark sallie Magee, Rio
CHARLESTON. March 11.-Arr brig James GRAY, Bos
ton; tern Cowperwahe New York schrs Y
Davis, L Peacock and Il W Brown New York. F Satter
March i2-Arr bark Etiwan Havre
WILMINGTON, March 13-Arr schr " Dillon, Bos-
ton--aCrd brig stetsOn, Jr, West Indies; Albert
SAVANNAH, March I2--Arr steamship George
Mount Vernon, New York; brig John Pearce, Car dena
schr Arctic, St Johns, N F.
MOBILE March 9.-Arr ship Ontario, Liverpooi.----
CLIP ships Sc Hyde, Havre; Dizzy and Consignment
Nye TIT obs sc h j. 5 lee, Lee. Boston
Es Tdm Saaonf hvsrpdo
brig Bengnela Cardenas.---Cpd ships shatemuc, jno
thenburg; Dyer, Hyland Light, and L Woodberry
Havre; Artisan, Roson Majestic st. Petersburg; barks
Archer, Boston; A hlmbdl, QueenStOwn BeSse Bremen
Notice to Mariners.
Office Lighthouse Board,
Philadelphia, March 10, 1860.
The Cross Ledge Light Ship Delaware Bay requiring
repairs the relief Lghtship placed on the Ledge Sta
ton on the 18th inst and will display the usual lettering
By order of the Lighthouse Board,
H. S. STELLwAGEN,
Commander U. S. Navy
Notice is hereby given that the can buoys
longing in Boston Bay and Broad Sound, and also in
Buzzards Bay and Vineyard Sound will be rep by
lSt OF Aprll ana the SparbuOyS
stations in these localities, will be removed.
The work will be commenced on the 18th of March
Information has been received at the Admiralty from
H. NJ Consul at the Canary Island that the Sh Dec
1859 the mail Cleopatra was passing the NORTH
east end of Tenert, the breaking over
asunken rock, at about ~ mile East true) from Anaga
Bancs By letter from the naval authorities at the
nary Islands it appears that this rock known to the
pilots of the port of that the Bac
de la Manche has about fifteen at low water AND
Il foot at high tide, and the breaks it only
The Upper and Lower Cedar Point Light Vessels, Poto
River; Bowlers Light Rock Vessel, Rappahannocl
River; Hoopers Strait and James Island Light Vessels
Tanger Sound, Chesapeake Bay, will returned 10 thei
stations between the LIST and 18th nsts.
The iron Cop and Nun Buoys in the above named
rivers will be replaced at the same time.
By order of the Lighthouse Board,
Official information has been received that would be ex
hbt,d from the lighthouse recently erected on the north
east part of Cohre the principal isle Of the Coumbrete
rocks lying off the south coast of SPAIN province of
tellon.
The light will be fixed white light, to illuminate 500
degrees placed at elevation of 146 above high water
mark and in clear weather should be at distance
of 81 mi
The Illuminating apparatus deoptric or by lenses
the first order.
The lighttower coored white is slightly conca ard
rises from the middle of square building of the same CO
Tor 1t stands at l4O yards from the margin sea-
an emmnence named Monte Colibre, in lat 800 So IS
n. % Az 81 E. from Greenwich
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