The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-19
SbippInq TNteIligsnte.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER II.

yan, both from Washington, Alexandria, &c.-to G.
steamer louisiana Russell, from Norfolk to Falls
Steamer Fanny Cadwallader, Peirson, from New York
Steamer VIM Seden, Kirwan, from Fredericksburg Va,
TO Thos clyde
steamer Louisiana Russell from Norfolk to n Falls
Steamer Richard Willing, Claypole from Philadelphia
] A Shriver.
Steamer Henry L. Cav, Her, from Philadelphia-mdse
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from Norfolk-to NJ. N
Falls.
Bark Paladin, Wilson, from Richmond, ballast to C
Morton Stewart towed up by tug Jas Murray Reports
above the Rappahannock, bark; off the Potomac bark
Smiths Point another-all bound up.
Steamer Belyiderc, Keene, from Richmond, to Jacob
Brandt, Jr
Bark Wheatland. Peacock from Rio de Janero, Sept
25th, to Lambert Cuttings; coffee to Spence X Reiu anu
Brig Solferno Patterson 20 days IIarbor Grace
F. TO NJ Jackson rowed up DO steahtu III
& Son, linseed to 4 smith. Reports 1lh inst, lat
80 90 lon So the wind at the time blowing strong from
NV accompanied with heavy picked mp boat con
tanning craft and Give men in a OF schr Cham
pion Of and from Washington, C. for Boston, with
cargo of naval stores, having been into the night
previous by a steamer bound SOUTH and in short
time all hands succeeded in getting into the boat and
rted.--Iram Smith, McGiyern, from Fail River
ballast to Z Pratt Bro, Ripley SNOW from Boston
fish to T r Matthews & Sons.---West Dennis, Crowell
from Boston, assorted cargo to naster,--Sarah A
Hammond Paine, do, to Rose Lyon; ice to I Cochran
Co.-Courier Crowel from Boston, assorted cargo to
sundry Persons---F ermion Avery, from New l ORR
mdse to Rose & Lyon.-Frances Elmore smith, from
"
West Wind, Burnett from New York. ballast to Rose
Lyon-LucyR Waring ChiyeraI L,,. from Providence
ballast to McCOnkey x Parr.-E willard Parsons I'm
Portland heading and fish to Kelsey & Gray.
Barge L Birey, Dorman, from Havre de Grace ice
Barge Laurel, Christopher. from New York, mdse to
shriyer.
Bark Wheatland, Peacock, from Rio de Janero, Sept
25th 4S days the capes coffee to Lambert Cuttings
Sailed in company with bark Adelede, Wingate for Bal
tmore.
Steamer Octorara, Mclaughlin, New York, James
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Alexandria and Washing
Steamer Artisan Culinary New York, J A shriver
Steamer Richard Willing, Claypoe, Philadelphia, Jas
Shrver. :, r,.u.
Steamer George Peabody, Prichard, Richmond-Jacob
Brandt,Jr, .., T, r r,- E ~
Barks Kate Lincoln. Hughes, Norfolk, Morrel & Ran
dall--Hadley, Kent, Boston, Georges Creek Coal x
schrs ospray, Smith, Washington. c, James Corner
Sons.--Sea Nymph, Dawson, New Bedford, Phil
lips & Co-John Hayley, Hart, Savannah, Kelsey u
Gray.
Ship Falmouth, Haines Amsterdam in tow of steamtug
Bark Lapwing Kelly, Rio Janeiro in tow of steam
Brig r R Kirkland, Knight St Johns, R. in tow of
steamtug Loness.
schr Clara Crowell, Laguayra, in tow of seamtug Ed
Arrivals from Baltimore
Brig l. Strout, league, jacksonville, I'd inst.
Schr Alice Gibson Beasley, Elizabeth City, 18th inst
Schr Tecumseh, Thompson, Elizabeth City 18th inst.
Schr Ocean Bird Conley, New Bedford, 18th inst.
Schr Roxbury Chase, Providence 18th inst.
Schr Charity, Nelson, Elizabeth City, 18th inst.
Schr Mary, Walker, Elizabeth City, 18th inst
Clearalsces tor Baltimore.
Schr Almira, Travers Norfolk 14th inst.
Schr Iris, Cook, Washington, n C. 18th inst.
Schr John Alexander Apologize, Alexandra, 10th inst
Memoranda.
Ship Spirit Of the Times, Klein, for Bombay, at
shin Mary Whitridge, Greasy from Hong Kong arriv-
ed at Bangkok August 3lst and remained Sept 4th for
China
ship Flora Mcdonald, Fuller, from--, discg at Lon,
don. LIST inst.
Ship LYDIA Dennis from Norfolk arrived at Bordeaux
3lst uIt.
Ship Isabella Norris, for Baltimore, at uenos Ay
Ship Rose standish, Hutchins, for Callao, sailed from
Brem bark Maryland Hellmers, hence for Bremen,
off Mounts Bay, prior to lst inst
Bark C l. Beyan, Peterson, for Nagasah via Ningpo
at Shanghai, Sept Sd.
Bark Pursuit Sanford for Kanagawa, sailed I'm shang
hal, Sept LIT
Bark Wheatand Peacock, from Rio, passed atl2 NJ
Saturday, off Thomas Point, bark Empress Theresa
Brigs Patterson, Knight for West Indies, ant
Ocean Belle Benson, for Aspinwa both hence, went tt
on Wednesday morning last.
Brig Josiah Jex, Small, I'm Somhrero, arrived at Rich
mond, 14th inst.
Brig Ellen Bernard Bourne New York. sailed from
sehr Iustina Bande Watts, for Savannah la Mar, cid
at New York, 18th inst
schr Mara, Barney. for Baltimore sailed from Provi
dence IAN inst.
schr Flying scud, Carmine from Havana arrived a
Charleston, 18th inst.
schr Naad Queen Hulse, for Philadelphia or Batmor
allied from Providence, 14th inst
NEW YORK, November 17-Arr ship Cornela, elias
cow Daphne London Antarctic, Liverpool; Paragon
Antwerp bark Paas, Galveston; brig Uzsok, Cardiff
Cid ship Chicago, Liverpool; Sutton, San francisco
President Smith, Antwerp; Mackinaw, Liverpool; bar
tleetwing, Apalachicola Gezusters, Amsterdam, sch
NEW YORK, November l5-Noon-Arr ship Bavaris
n.
Bavaria Havre; brig Ceylon, Windsor; schrs Anna,
john J Webster, Galveston; Eagle, Rockiand.--C
ships Arctic, Emerald l. Bradley and Adams, Live
pool barks Cedar, Manzanilla Arabella Aspinwal He
veta, London Gothic, Bremen; brig Alva Philadelphia
Ann Eliza, do: J Freeman New Orleans Escoraaa, No
folk; schr Smith, Charleston Aspray, Jacmel; Kat
Providence; Island Queen, London; G J Miller, Harb
Island.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 15,-Arr bark Elf, Rio de J
metro; schr saco, Newbern, C--Cd ships Mon
Bello Liverpool schrs Selena, Helena and c Edward
Mobile; TulI, New Orleans; r P King, edmond; C
Smith, Washington.
ALEXANDRIA, November 5-Arr schr p William
New York.-Cld schrs John Warren, and Marietta Blu
New York; VIM Severe, Richmond; Sea Witch, Prov
NORFOLK November 16-Arr schr VIM Wingate, PHI
adelphia--- CID Steamship William jenkins Bosto
CHARLESTON, November 15-Arr ship Zee, IIav
ma; bark Pancha, Matanzas; schrs Maria PYe and Lyl
COwperhwait, New York
CHARLESTON, November 12.-.Arr steamship Jam
Adger, New York schr Flying Scud, Hayana,-Cld SC
Shinder, New York.
WILMINGTON November 14-Arr schrs E. Kidd,
Evans, Myroyer W Smith and Smithsonian, Ne
York
NEW ORLEANS, November 1o--Ar ship Rosenea
Halifax bark Carmen, Malaga; brig Hope, Havana; Sc
Clifton, Ruatan Island; / AJohnson, New York
Notice to Mariners.
BALLAST OFFICE, Dublin Oct. ., 1860
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the int
tion expressed in notice from this Office, of date
18th of july 1850 the Can Buoys which marked the Nor
and South ends Of the Arklow Bank have been
and replaced by Conical 8uoys
The Buoy which now marks the North end of the Ba
is striped blabk and white horizontally-has the
Arklow Bank No upon it, and is surrounded by st
aud globe.
The Buoy which now marks the South end Of the Ar
low Bank is striped black and white, vertically, and h
the words Arklow Bank No 4 on it.
Notice is also given that two additional Can Buo
have also been placed to mark the Eastern edge of
Arklow Bank.
The Northernmost Can Buoy is chez kered red al
white, with the words Arklow Bank No 2 on it. 1t
placed in IL fathoms at low spring tides with
following marks and compass bearings
Arklow Bank North Buoy NNhE; Highest part
Bray Head, just open of the highest part of Wick
Head, by E: Mizen Tower on with the peak of SIN
hill, NV by N.
The Souhernmost Can Buoy is striped black d VIII
horizontally, with the words Arklow Bank No 2 On
placed in 10 fathoms water, with the following
and compass bearings-
Arkow Bank No 2 Buoy, NE by F. Arklow Bal
Lightyessel, SWHW; Arklow Bank South Buoy, SCI
WILLIAM LEES, Secretary