The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-18

The following extract, taken from despatch No 10,
dated July, 1850 ofthe United States Consul at Liver
pool, is published for general information
The nsufciency of the papers out by to
their captains agents. frequently occasion much
Bile in completing the sale of shps-n case lately the
sale was lost
In the foreign built vessels the papers required
are:
Ist. Copy of the Register
I'd. Where the in the power of attorney differ
from those in the register the bills OF sale properly
tested copies, for each transfer from the in
the power
3d. power or powers ofattorney from the owners
thorizing SALE
In all is essential that the power OF attorney
and all other papers be authenticated by the British
Consul.
Steamship Joseph Whitney, Loveand, from Savannah,
arrived at Boston, 18th inst.
Ship Gustav, Neinaber, hence for Bremen, was of Do
yer, I'd inst.
SHY Henry Buck Griffin, from City Point for Rotter-
dam, passed Deal, Sd inst
| Liverpool, I'd inst.
Ship sames Guthrie Pittman, fer Baltimore, entered
outward at Liverpool, 3lst ut
Ship Juliet Trundy, McIoon for City Point sailed FIN
Newport, LIST inst
Bork Kosmos, DeHarde, from Richmond, arrived at
Bark Warren, Bentha, for City Point in days. was
| at Sombrero, 26th ult.
BRIG A. j. W. Applegarth, -, 16 days from Phila-
delpha for Rio de Janeiro, spoken 18th ult 25
Brig Franconia Wallace for Baltimore sailed from
| Aavana, 18th inst.
Brig Ellen Bernard, Bourne from Rchbucto, arrived
| at Gloucester; LIST inst
| Brig Condova, Jones, and schrs. Minerva Hall, and
John Warren, Lozier, all for Alexandria, sailed from Pro
violence, 18th inst.
Brig Leni Traqers, for Alexandria, 18th inst was at
Sombrero 18th ult
Schr J. W. Maitland Leeman for Baltimore, goth inst.
was at Sombrero, 18th ult.
Schr Flying Scud, Carmine, from Chgrie ston arrived
at Havana, 18th inst.
Schr. Hugh W. Fry Marshall for jacksonville cleared
at Charleston, 18th inst
schr. Americus Bailey, from Richmond, arrived at
schr. D. S Sawyer Parsons from Alexandria, arrived
at Providence, 14th inst.
n
Rockland, 18th inst
schr. Harrison Price Chambers from Alexandria,
rlaed at Somerset 18th inst.
Schrs Daniel Brown, Head, and Tram Smith McGy.
ern for Alexandra, sailed from Fall River, 14th inst
schr. Centurion, Hall, from Alexandria, arrived al
Eastern Ports
2 NEW YORK, August 16.-Arr ship Forrest City, New
Orleans; brgs Proteus, Cumberland Harbor; Havana
Palermo Baltic Genoa West, Galveston; W. Kelly, HUI
macoa; Mary Hamilton. Apalachicoa; schrs A. H. Man
chester, Galveston Maria Cuidad -Cld steam h
Great Eastern Milford Haven; ships odern Times Bris
tol, Eng; Georgana New Orleans; bark Jublaum, Bre
. PHILADELPHIA, August l6.-Arr ship Tuscarora
Liverpool;-Crd schrs. Henry Mutt, Mobile; Mary P
BOSTON, August 15--Arr steamship South Carolina
Charleston, ship Teus Batavia barks Sherwood Cadiz
T. Corwin, Cenfugos Lucy Elizabeth, Havana; Quincy
n Orleans Brunette Port Spain briggs Lamartine Chris
uana VIM Mason and Charles Davis st. Martins; Milton
MsiragOne; shrs Gen veazie, st. Mares R. N. Demil
Matanzas; ). K Wheeler, AleXandria-Crd bark /
: Wright, Jr., Mobile; schr. G. R. Dixon, Savannah.
I BOSTON Aug, 15-Noon-Crd ship Isaac Newton, H;
Southern Ports.
) ALEXANDRIA, August 16.-Arr. brig !. Show, Vino
sor,N s.; schrs. John Collins and L. P. Pharo Me-
: York; X. II. Huntley Boston-CPd schr NJ J Garlic
! Boston; Fanny, Fair Haven, Mass.
NORFOLK, August 14a15.-Arr schrs Empire and NJ;
: ry Eliza, New York Chinaroe, do Yarmouth Bosto
5 Satilla, Portland.
n RICHMOND, August 1s.-Arr sohrs octavia and E,
. press, Philadelphia; Wytthe and Lydia Ann, New Yor
I | -Cld schr Emary, Halifax.
| WILMINGTON, August A.-Arr steamship Parker
D burg New York.
;, CHARLESTON, Aug. 13-Arr ships Mackinaw an
I Colombo Liverpool.
e SAVANNAH Aug l3-Arr steamship State of Con
gia, Philadelphia
MOBILE, Aug. 1l.-Arr brig Chesapeake, Boston
CID brig II Frost, Boston.
CHARLESTON, Aug 13-CId brig Samuel Adam
Fernand na Hugh Frey, Jacksonville; Sarah Cutler
Wilmington
Notice to NIarin ers.
State Department, Office Lighthouse !
Board, Washington, Aug 1lth, 1860.
| (Offcial)
Official information has been received at this office fro
Lieut., W ii Stevens, Corps of Engineers that a Iigh
hoase on screw pile foundation has been erected on I'll
shoa and to mark the position heretofore occupied by
light-vessel on Merrilrs Shell Bank.
The foundation is square in plan, and is composed {
iron sceew piles; is surmounted by wooden supersru
ture with a lantern above its centre.
The height of the local plane is about feet above t
, sea level WV "
The Illuminating apparatus is lens of the 4th order
the system of Fresnel showing fixed light naturf
color which, in ordinary states of weather. should
visible from the deck of vessel 10 the water
about IL nautical miles
; BY order of Lighthouse Board,
r. SEMMES,
Engineer Secretary.