The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-02
Shipping NnteII1atn1e.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, OCTOBER l .

Arrived
Steamship Potomac, Watson, 40 hours from New York
mdse to saml Pearce. Reports off New Point a ship
at anchor in Annapolis Roads another getting under
weigh and in the Patapsco schrs Jennie Morton from
Guano Island Leach from Windsor, s, and Broad
field, from New York
Steamer Elizabeth, Colmary from New York mdse to
J A Shriver
Jhps Jennie Paine, Colburn from CalIao via Hamp.
I9n Roads guano to Baril Bros Towed up by steamug
Ship William, Berry, 9S days from Caao via Hampton
Roads, guano to Baril Bros. Towed up by steamtug
Bark Hadley, Kent from Boston, ice to T Cochran &
Co. Towed up by steamtug Edwin Forrest.
Br brig Echo Booze, from Mayaguez P R, 22d ult
ballast to Stirling Ahrens towed up by steamtug
LOness Goth ut lat SO 4s lon "a 90 saw bark, sup
posed Delaware from Demarara for Baltimore. Left in
port ketch Commerce. from Philadelphia, discg.
Brig Elisha poane Loring from Boston, assorted
schrs yolant, tBr) Nckerson, from harrington, s,
hs1ss, hsm to 90 po.: Eddy Paten from York
to DO f4 M
ton, N g, naval stores to Jas Corner Sons-Alice
Gibson. Beasley, fm North Carolina shingles to McDou-
last to Heslen & Rogers.-Jennie Morton Bullock 20
days from Altavila Key, to Morton Sons; gnano
Leach, Leach. from Windsor N s. plaster to Kelsey 4
Gray.-Broadfed, Fiske, from New York mdse to Rose
Lyon.-Pauline, Broadstreet, from Newbern C.
VIA Norfolk, naval stores to Jas Corner & Sons.
Below.
via o snip hTey ,o ms6n son 80 days from Caao
son Co; guano to Bar Bros Aug 4th lat SO so s. Ion
10 oo W, exchanged signals with American ship.
bound boz South showing red signal with white ball in
the csntre, probably Isabella" Norris hence Nav I4th
for River la Plate Aug 17th lat IL 80 s. lon Sc 20
changed signals with Br bark Hindoo, bound South
AT Quarantine.
Sunday, ma ship and off Hawkins Point another
probably William and Paine, both reported
above,
Cleared
Strs Fanny Cadwellader, Pierson, New York, James
shrver.-Rchard Willing, Claypole, Philadelphia
Falls. '
shin Ernes,ino fRroro, Tro.;oh D.
Ahrens. ~
II, schrs Mary, Uhler Norfolk, NJ A Mitchell--T C
Mary Ellen, Tobey, Yorktown, VIM Chestnut & Co.
Josephine, Fitzhugh, do, master.-wm Travers, Cole
man, Urbanna, Va, Dnsmore & Kyle-William &
Mary Phppin, Philadelphia, Stckney & Co.
Sailed
Ship Parthenon, Mclean, Matanzas in tow of steam
Arrivals from baltimore.
Bark Ellen Stevens, Howe, Portland, 2sth ult
Bark Sylph, Jones, Boston, 2Slh ult
Schr South Wind, Mitchell, Alexandria 29th ult
Schr jackson, Bonner, Charleston, 2Sth inst
Schr + II Abbott Smith, Boston, 2Sth ult
Clearances Tor Baltimore
Schr Lookout, Thornton, Portland, 2Sth ult
schr Gen Cameron, Hogan, Philadelphia, 2sth inst.
Ship David Stewart Preutiss for Baltimore Goth nit
adv at Liverpool 18th. >'
Brig Rutter, Chase for Hyannis was loadino at NJ. .
tanzas, 22d ult. ~
Brig Jas Madison, Travers Baltimore arrv ed at
MatanZas, 2lst ut.
Schr Union, Crabree from Sullivan for Baltimore arr
at Newport, 26th ut.
Shp nate hooper, johnson, remained at Nagasaki 27th
June, unc. -
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, September 30.-Arr ship John ] Boyd
Liverpool; lsasc Webb do; North America, Clark do
2sth-Arr Regent B Boston; schr G Budd Philadelphia:
Allen, Providence.--Cld steamship r r Cuyer Sa
Yannah; ship Guy Mannering Liverpool st Nicholas
Havre Maria Elizabeth, Rotterdam NJ Luswig Liver
pool bark Allen, New Orleans
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 29-Arr ship Wallace Ii
yerpool; brig Woodruff, Dighton; schr George
Grlce, and Cartwright North Carolina Cid ship
Governor Langdon Liverpool; brig War Steed Warren;
ar Eagle Port au Prince; schr Mary Ellen Richmond;
James, New Orleans; John Rogers, New Bedford; E
Scott, Wareham. -
Southern Ports.
SAVANNAH, Sept Cid schr Moonlight Phila4el-
phia; Hannah Mathilde, do
CHARLESTON, September 27-Cld bark Iaconia Will
mlngton; brig Hayward, Matanzas.
WILMINGTON, Sept 2s-Arr schr Agnes II Ward Lit
tie River. ''''' Cid schr ID Hulse N York
Notice to Mariners.
Treasury Department office !
w. Lighthouse Board, Washington Sept. %
Notice is given
VIII be exhibited every evening hereafter and be
tinue alight until May 16. WI
Ihat afterwards the period for exhibiting this light
Will De from July 16 until May 16.
g. That henceforth the Skraaven Stamsund Swing and
Sopen Light In the Lofoden Islands, will be shown from
Sept / until April IA. "
1t is hereby made publicly known that in conse-
quence or rebuilding. Valpuhoug Light will not be
exhlbited by the usual tme 2lsof August but the
ghting Will take place and after the 25th of Sen
tember inst ~ ' " ep
BY order of Lighthouse Board
r. SEMMES,