The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-28
Sbippjna SnitllIatntt.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JUNE 81.
Arrived

Arrived -. |
S.r, rr.,,,,, Doupherty, from New York, ahd John
Sbrivar from Philadelphia both with mdse to JamesA
sbr;ver G~Belvidere Keene, from Richmond. to
Rrandt Jr Reports ofthe Rappahannock, ship and |
MI hound mn Hugh Jenkins, Tilghman FIN Eastern |
shore reports ashore Thomas Point schr Troth,
FIN Hay ana, bOnnd up.
I Rig St Mary Stevens scmbrsro, 10th inst qua.
no to C Elliott; towed up by steamtng Ajax. Left |
DAYS; brig Mary Capen load for Richmond schr
William Clark, Robinson, for Baltimore in few
Ship INLAND, CBremen) Lahnson AZ days from Bremen
mdse and "a passengers to oelrchs Lurman towed up
by tug Tiger
Rose Lyon; towed up by Hector.-Wm Burden
Ferris, from Albany, mdse to f Pratt 4 Bro.-Geo N
Smith, Smith, from New York, mdse to Rose & Lyon.
-Alice Davis. from Forfolk, ballast to Rose &
Barge Bireley, Hicks from Havre de Grace, ice to
u steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsay Savannah, Saml
strs Elizabeth, Mclaughlin, New York, John shri-
Ter-John Shriver, Dennis, Philadelphia, do--Geo
RSsse Snra Scboa. Gn
Alexandria, Washington. &c, Northumberland
State, Kirwan, do, do
Bark Daniel Webster, Ryder, Boston, Georges Creek
Coal and Iron Co.
Brig James Corey Coale, Collins, Barbados, W Ample
schrs D Fl Baldwin, Glover, Portsmouth, II. Kelsey
&Gray-R G Stsnard, Booze, Richmond, VIM Apple
&Son-Butterfy, Hubbard, do, DOWN p Benson
StoddaId Apalachicola, Fla, master-Sarah Sher
%G.Sa Pn PTSydenee Georges Creek COIda
oicNaue, ilckup, Philadelphia W Rhoads Son.
Memoranda.
Brig Chattanooga, Forrest hence for Montvedeo was
spoken oath ult lat Is IL s. ion SO 49,
bLlg Jas George Snow from Boston, arrived at New
Schr Fred Dyer, Gilmore, for Baltimore sailed from
Sullivan, 18th inst
23d inst
Lchr Maria Jane Crosby for Alexandria, sailed from
schr RObt Healey, Mitchell. from Wilmington, N G.
ior Baltimore with cargo of lumber, put into Charles
Eastern Ports
BOSTON, June 25-Arr ship Saracen, Calcutta: Syl
Vanns Liverpool; barks Giuseppe, Palermo; Florence
DO Volunteer, Cienfuegos Tom Corwin, do; Laconia,
Iork; Cronstadt Surinam; brig Charlena, Maanzas;
mouth; schrs Sarah, Tnsket voiant weymouth; Times
Savannah ..-Cleared ship Fortuna, Manilla brig En-
arcade; Sea Bird La Have; Express and Julia, Bangor
NEW YORK, June 26-Arr steamship Alabama
Savannah; George Marion, Charleston; Evening Star,
Bremen; ships Excelsor Liyerp9o saarlght, Palermo;
steamship Quaker City, Havana ship Southampton,
Liverpool; Louis Napoleon, Hamburg; NJ Livingstone,
Antwerp Victory, Liverpool bark Leon, Glasgow; Lyra
Havana; Grace Quebec schrs Enchantress Bolivar Ian
fair, Boston
Southern Ports.
CHARLESTON, sJune 23-Arr steamship Keystone
state Charleston; schr Austen and Eugene, Boston;
Cid steamship Virginia, Richmond; schr Helen Mar
ALEXANDRIA, June 24-Arr schrs W Ruatan New
York; Richard Wood, Boston.--Cld schr Sea Gull
NORFOLK, June 23-Arr brig Wave Spirit, New York
schrs Leader Rockport; Corrlnna Dresden Hamilton
New York.
Notice ito Mariners
photographic Office, /
London, May II, 1860. !
ALTERASIoN OF DAGGER oRT, SMALLER oRT, LYsTET
oRT AND FILsAND LIGHTS.
Notice is given that the 9th of May 1860 the ligh
would CEASE to be exhibited from the lighthouse Dage
Ort Swalfer ort Lyster 0rt on Fsand Islant
and on the coast of Kourland account of repairs
changes in the mode of lighting
They will be relighed with alterations at the follow
ing dates.
On and after the 18th July, 1860 the lighthouse
ger Ort will exhibit fixed white light, varied every
minnie by bright flash: the Illuminating apparatus will
be dioptrc or by lenses of the fourth order
The lighthouse on the Swalfere Ort will exhibit re-
volving white light 1.-THE period revolution is not
gven the Illuminating apparatus will catropic or by
metallic relectorS.
The lighthouse on Lyser ort will exhibit fixed white
hight the Illuminating apparatus will be diopric by
lenses of the second order
On and after the 18th August the lighthouse on Fisand
Island will exhibit the revolving light as hereto
FORE but the Illuminating apparatus will be catropc OF
by metallic rehectors.
BY order of their Lordships,
JOHN WASHINGTON, PHOTOGRAPHER