The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-26
Sbippltq Sntflltatnts.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JUNE rs.
Arrived.

Arrived.
,.,r,sbip Potomac, Watson, AZ hours from New York
o. s T Pearce; vessels bounn up-Georges
masJ Wetts, from New York, mdse to Saml Peace
Gf Gre q G sails this afternoon for Charleston.
Ths Geo Peabody, Pritchard, hours from Richmond
,odse and passengers to Brandt, Jr.
Schrs D Cargill, Hawkins from Boston, ballast to
.udenried & Co-Sarah NJ Sherman, Sherman, from
Providence, mdse to Phillips Cos Nelson Hall,
paddock, from Middleton Conn, stone to W RhOads &
Barge Bireley, Hicks from Havre de Grace, ice to
W II Oler.
Ship Roland, (Brem) Wiecke, Bremen, Schumacher
& Co.
Bark Empress Theresa, Walter, Rio Janeiro, John
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, Norfolk, NJ Falls.
schrs Priscilla, Crowther st Johns, r, Kirkland,
Ahrens-Mercy Taylor, Nickerson, Boston, Thos Whit
ridge & Co-Morning Light, Somers Providence, Be
van, Phillips 4 Co-Mary Eliza, Lyons, New York,
Ship Roland, tBrem Wiecke, Bremen in tow of steam
'N' Arrivals from baltimore
Schr Ashland Graves, Richmond, 2Sd inst.
Schr Pearl Lank, Savannah 22d inst
Brig R Kirkland Knight, Wilmington, n c. per tel.
CIearances for Baltimore
Ketch Comet Hill, Hamilton, Der, 9th inst.
Schr George Adams Fisk, Boston, 2lst inst.
Bark Jane Williams, Wilson, Boston, 23d inst.
Schr Providence, Seward, Norfolk, 23d inst.
Memoranda.
Soip Leila, Allen for Baltimore, was at Rotterdam
5th inst.
shid Kate Hooper Johnson for Shanghai, was loading
at Nagask April 18th
Bark Talisman, Baldwin, hence at M6ntevideo May Is,
Ship Lucy & Harriet, Hunton, sailed from Sunderland
for Bombay 9Th inst
Brig Cyclone McCarty for Baltimore sailed I'm Ponce,
p r, Sth inst,
schr Breeze Brown, for Baltimore sailed from Provi-
dence 2lst inst.
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK June 24-Arr. ship Caope, Pernabuco;
Hull Cochrane, Bordeaux; Nord America, Bremen:
Lamplighter, Demarara; John K Benson, Jr, Mashas
brig Bermuda, Gbralter schr Ruby, Arroyo old
lie Saws Chi liza
barks Gerhard, Bremen; CASTOR, Barbados; brig
Lauretta' Accra; sehrs Latterly, Charleston.
NORFOLK, June 22-Arr steamship Yorktown, Rich
mond; schr Lookout hiladelphia.-Cld bark Abel
CHARLESTON, June Cold steamship keystone
State, Philadelphia brig Eliza, Havana; Rainbow
Georgetown, S C; Smithsonian, New York; Jno Price
SAVANNAH June S2.Arr steamship biz, t LacrQSse New
Notice to Mariners
MARGATE SAND AND NORTH PORTLAND LIGHTHOUSE.
Notice is hereby given that in consequence of the ak
tension of Margaret Sand to the eastward it has been
necessary the Northeast Margate and East
Margate Buoys in that drerion and that those Buoys
lie with the following marks and compass bear
Northeast Margaret Buoy in SH fahoms at low water
The Low Tower of Castle just East of Nep-
Margaret Old Church Tower, open to the of the New
Church the apparent length of the body of the later
East Margaret Buoy-sxE
North Spit Bu0y-W by n.
Tongue Lightvesses-NWAW. --qS
East Margate Buoy, in n fathoms with small black
mill tcalled Draper's M) its apparent length open
Of Margate West Mill-SW by S.
Margate Old Church Tower, open East of the New
Church the apparent length of the body of the latter
SWHS.
Minister East Mill, in line with the West end of the
Royal Terrace, (Margate).
Southeast Margate Buoy-W by s.
Longnose Buoy-S.
Elbow Buoy-S by Exc.
Notice also given that in order enable vessels at
night keep the of Margate Sand it is intended that
and after the 4h of June next AIRED strip of light shall
he exhibited from the Lantern of the North Foreand
Lighthouse, in a direction from by WV to MI to
show from the Tongue Lightvesse to cables length
+ of Msrgate Sand. By order,
P. H. BERTH0N, s ecretary
Condor Reef-The Bremen bark Conaor when proceed
ing up the Gulf of SIAM Feb 1860 totally lost on
reef said to lie in lat 10 AZ N Ion 102 As The
abandoned when the water mad reached her beams
and the officers and passengers arrived Bangkok
on the 18th of February.
Although the position given to this reef would place it
60 miles TO the eastward of the rock which the John
Wade was lost in April 1855 yet is said the
parallel there is to think these dangers f
they exist, which seems doubtful) may be Identical
the positions of byth appear to have been by the
dead reckoning.
See Admiralty Chart, China Sea, sheet 2, No 1859.