The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-21
stripping Sntsligtnfs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, February 20.
Arrived.

Arrived
steamship Locust Point French, as hours from n York
-mdse to Samuel T. Pearce Encountered heavy wpa. |
Their Reports off Smi this Point brig Abbott Lawrence
from Boston for Baltimore of the Potomac Br bark Robt
Haste from do do; and herm brig, showing red sig
Nashua, from Charleston for Baltimore of them
at anchor,
Steamer Belvidere heene from Richmond-was in COL
lson in James river with schr R. C. Sanard, towing up
the river and received slight damagehe extent of the
injury to the schooner is not known.
Brig A. B. Patterson Knight 16 days to the capes from
Franklin, La-to s. II. Travers-sugar and moasses tie
Stirling Ahrens Towed up by Ajax.
Brig Mary Lowell Peterson, days from Jacksonville
to c. NJ. Jackson-lumber to Pendergast Bros lowed
scir d. ~ Richards Stratton from Franklin. La-to |
Kelsey Gray-sugar and molasses 10 S. G. Hand Re- |
ports large schooner in ballast ashore Cove Point
The D. n Richards was towed up by the steamtug |
Lioness.
schr. n. s Triplett Pritshett, from Rchmond-four
schr Indus, stokeIy from Nanticoke river, Md-bal-
last to master.
Cleared.
Steamer Locust Point French, Charleston Samuel T.
Pearce.
sehr Ontario Latchum, Newbern, N GAS Corner
schr Prma Donna, Reddish Richmond-M. A. Nit
schr Franklin, Godfrey, Portland, Maine-Kelsey 4
Gray.
Brig Echo, Booze Mayaguez P R.. in tow Of the Fairy
Queen.
Schr E. c. Johnson Sutton, Remedies de Cuba in tow
Ashore.
Spanish brig Victoria, from Cardenas, for Baltimore
with cargo Of molasses to Spence Reid, is reported
ashore off the Wcomico river.
later despatch from Norfolk says that this vessel has
bged and filled with water Assistance has been sent
Arrivals from Baltimore
Steamship $. r. Spaulding, Howes, Providence 18th
Brig Pearl St Jago 3Oth ult
Ciearances for Baltimore.
Ship Juniata, --, Liverpool, previous to Sd inst.
Bark Bay State, Sparrow, Boston, 18th inst.
Memoranda.
Missing Vessel-The Greenport Watchnaan of the Sth
inst says-"We regret to have that serious APP
prehensons felt for the safety of the chr Almeda
Capt Geo. Cartwright (hailing from Greenport) which
vessel to have cleared at Baltimore Washington
n c. with load of guanO, about 18th of January, and
nothing has since been heard from her. As those
board would hardly fail TO write home any opportunity
o has beaen hem I've rk s me enomgh has
not elapsed yet to have fears for her safety
Ship Banshee Co., hence for Rio de Janeiro, was spo-
Ship VIM. Penn, Meade, for New Orleans, cleared at
Philadelphia, 18th inst.
Shin Belle Of the Ocean Ellen Stewart and Robert for
lore; Despeche, Robert Treat and Axel, for City
Mt, were loading at Liverpool Sd inst.
Ship Silver Star of BOSTON, Wade from Baltimore for
San Francisco, sid from Hampton Roads 10th inst hav
ing peen supplied with an anchor and chain. She did
not lose her rudder, as before reported.
Ship Sutton, Built, for Baltimore, sailed from Madeira
18th nit.
shp:yikingen, Larsen, for Virginia. sailed fm Liver
pool Sd inst.
Brig Albert Adams, Cousins, from Wilmington, N. c.
arrived at Boston, 7thinst.
Brig Ella Reed, Tuzo, remained at St. Jago, 31st
nit.
Bark New Light, Reynolds, for Marsees, cleared at
New Orleans, 18th inst.
Bark Mondamin, Collins for Per sacola cleared at New
Orleans, 18th inst
Bark Fame, Kennedy, for Philadelphia, was at Matan
Sh inst.
Bark Eclipse Cook, for Richmond was dischargng at
schr Planet Mars Geoghehan, for Baltimore, went to
from Charleston, 10th inst.
Schr. David J. Bower, Atcherson for Alexandra sailed
from Providence, 18th inst
schr. Native American Pindar, for Baltimore sailed
from Inn rVTlHrt met
Schr Helen Mar, NickerSon, from Alexandria for BOs-
ton, sailed from Newport l4th inst.
Schr Ida MAILER Mnlner hence for Providence was in
HAMPTON Roads, 18th inst
schr. Independent, Hewett, for Norfolk, sailed from
Newburyport, 18th inst
Schr Sae Mears Richardson, for French West Indies
cleared at Norfolk, 18th inst
Schr. Grace Girdier, (of Weeet) Paine from Phade-
phia for Boston went ashore about mile of Sacusse
harhor 10th inst Lost chains and anchors the feet Of
half ebb and lay on the bar till the tide up, when
she thGmPed over and lies dry at low water She will
probably be got off after discharging her cargo.
Disasters.
Ship Black Sea- for New Bedford, in leaving the har
Dor OF Honolulu Dec. so, ran aground in the channel
ship Daring parted her moorngs the night previous
and obtructed the passage, but having with the aid of
steamer warped little out of the channel it thought
sufficient room was given for vessels to her The
wind was blowing fresh, and the Black Sea obeying
her helm readily She struck the stern of the Darian
slightly and ran over on to the left bank of the channel
grounding heavily, came of in about hour, and if
damage was sustained, would sail 3lst
Eastern Ports
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1s.-Arr schrs. 5. F. solliday,
New York Mary Ann Magee, do.-Ship VIM Penn n
Orleans bark Minnesota, Rio de Janeiro scnr Amelia
N. York.
Feb. 19,-Arr steamship State of Georgia. Savannah
schrs George J. Jones, Wilmington George Baker New
York.
BOSTON, February 17.-Arr brig A. Adams Will
mington, n C.--CHd barks Avola Charleston; Quincy
Havana; briggs Spitfre Gonaves; James Gray, Charles
ton
Southern Ports
NORFOLK February 17-Arr schrs May Queen and F.
Sawyer, Boston, S F. Parker, Rockland; Star and Fran
ces Hatch, Providence.--Cld schrs. Herbert Manton
Boston, Sallie Mears, West Indies; A. J. Munse Char
lesion: RS. Bell and Mary Halves, Providence.
WILMINGTON, February 17.-Arr schr G. NJ. Smith
New York-Crd schr Belle, Philadelphia; II. O'Brien,
West Indies Northern Light A. J. DeRossett Sea Bird,
New York.
CHARLESTON; Feb. 16.-CId ship Bernard n York;
lneZ, Boston; bark Volunteer do.
SAVANNAH Feb. 10 CID steamship Montgomery,
New York; barks Peter Demlil, do. Stockholm, Coro
MIA; schr Julia Ann Providence; J. J. Williams, Phila-
dephia.
MOBILE Feb. 14.-Arr bark Campanero, Rio de janet
ro--Cld ship Cape Rouge, Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 13.-Arr ship Levanter, Liver
poolCrd steamship Desoto. New York, ships soIfcri
no, Boston; Jas Smith, and T. B. Wales liverpool;
tegrd2d Barcelona; New Light Marseilles; Pathfinder,
Genoa.
Feb. l4--Arr. ships Genoa, New York; Clara Ann
Philadelphia; Wild Cat, Boston; briggs Angela Havana;
Hope, Matanzas; j. KcInre, Charleston schrs N Har-
vey, do w Abbott, Savanna la Mar; Isaac Toncy, ia
maica.--Cnd ship Colombo Nicolo BarabinO and f.
A. Hall, Liverpool; Missouri New York; brig Minna
Schiller Port au Prinde; schrs. Fire Fly Havre j. Bar
rett, Cardenas.