The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-19
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, June 10

Arrived.
Steamship Mount Vernon IzyGeld 40 hours from New
ork mdse TO ) Pearce; reports of New Point ship
oil the Potomac three do all at ancAor and bark bound
up bark Wright, Jr, from Sombrero, and brig Jean
Baptiste, frcm st. Jago de Cuba both bound up
Str Mary Washington, weems, from the Patuxent rivor
reports off Cedar Point bark Hugh Brckhead, Bennett
from West of South America with copper and
wool to Jas Corner & Son; brought up the captain
Geo Peabody, Pritchard from Richmond mdse and pas
Schr Lookout Thornton, from Portland mdse to Kelsy
Gray; fish to Gerrish French.
Cleared.
strs JOhh Thompson, Culinary New York, J A Shri-
ver--Riohard Willing, Caypoole Philadelphia do
Louisiana, Russell, Norfolk, NJ Falls
Briggs Alruccabah, Conner Remedies de Cuba, Rhoads
Son-R Kirkland, Knight, Wilmington, C, Kirk
schrs. belmont, Givin, Bangor, Kelsey & CRAZY
Baltimore, Phillips, Richmond, NJ Mitchell-Ellen
Godsborough, Todd. do, W Applegarth & Co--Chas
7 Strong, Lscum, New York, Georges Creek Coal and
Iron Co.
Ship Lawrence, Claypole, Havana in tow of the
Bark Fury Prus Muttray Queenstown, Ire, for orders
In tow of steamtug Ajax
Briggs Veoce (Neap) Petruluzi, Belfast, Ire of
the steamtug Ajax-Wabash, (BrJ Skaling, Glasgow.
schr Black Monster Travers, Charleston in tow of the
! Fairy Queen.
Brig Milo, Fougere, hence at Harbor Grace on LIST
- Patterson, Hill, at Liverpool was up for Balti-
| more on 9Th inst
Brig W Treat, Park, from Baltimore at Mayaguez 81
Bark VIM II Newman, Gavet, hence, at Rio de Janeiro
May 9th
Bark Lapwing, Kelly from Baltimore at Rio Janeiro
May 9th.
Eastern Port.
, PHILADELPHIA, June 17.-Arr steamship Boston, n
York; brig Jesse Rhynas, Sagua; sch Anna Walden Del
aware; Daniel Cannon, Fredericksburg Cid steamship
Delaware brig Gezustera Cork schrs Aretta, Norwich
lny and Spray Boston; Lamartine and GrdIey, do;
Star, Washington.
NEW YORK, June 17-Arr ships John Bertram Ham
burg; Superior Manila; Arctic, Liverpool Sultana
Missouri New Orleans; briggs Rnleika Mayaguez Mecos
ta Nuevitas schr Amy Chase, Porto Cabelo; Bagley
Texas Queen the South. Mobile; Pladonic Savannah
Taylor, Washington
schr Hattie Rouss, Wilmington, N @ leare
tsanSis sos, casoir ~ charestnT Rs Gqidn
4 Maanzas; Lewis Watts, Cardenas; schr Medora, Jac
u sonvile.
ALEXANDRIA, June 16-Arr brigs Orinoco, Boston
- schrs st Charles, Philadelphia NJ Burr. Boston
70 Cid schrs Deering, Portland Rebecca, New York:
!, more Bridgeport Blackbird, Boston; Tram Smith, Fa
= River.
q NoRNoLK, June 15.-Cld brig Lone Star, Borueau,
~ schr Davidson, N York.
60 RICHMOND, June 15-Arr schr f Nickerson. Boston
"a Time. Philadelphia.
Boston; Wales, Philadelphia.
June 16-Arr schr John, New York.--Cd ship
CHARLESTON, June l4-Noon-Arr ship Richard II
LIVERPOOL brig Rainbow: Boston; schr NJ E Smith ar
=" SAVANNAH, June 14.-Arr schr Hampton, Philadt
phia.--Cld steamship Huntsville New York SC
MOBILE June 11,-Arr ship Joven Elmira, Havan
brig Tres de MaGo do schr Martha Moore Philadephi
cid ship Bernard, Liverpool: brig Galveston, M
NEW ORLEANS, June 13-Arr ship Jarvis Havi
Photographic Office, Admiralty, |
London, May 8, 1850. !
Condor Reef-The Bremen bark Conaor, when proce
ing up the Gulf of SIAM Feb 3, 1860 was totally lost oil
sunken reef, said to lie in lat 10 AZ N lon 102 As
was abandoned when the water mad reached her bear
the officers and passengers arrived at Bangs
the 18th of February.
Although the position given to this reef would place
nts 60 miles the eastward Of the rock which the Jo
Wade lost in April 1855 yet it is said to lie on
same parallel there is to think these dangers
thew ri VIII III,
the positions of byth appear to have been fXee by
dead reckoning.
sSee Admiralty Chart. China Sea, sheet 2, No 1868.
~ ALEX. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary
.o WI Trinity House,
l" London, May 10, 1860
- Notice is hereby given that with view of indicat
@ the positions of vessels that may be influenced by
any inurausnt ln,o Day h t ui, p
5orI and Bardsey Island Lighthouses.
$ to The lghtyesse will be placed about the LIST of
. 70 ly next, and will exhibit Red Revolving Light sh
moi ing flash every 80 seconds The light will burn at
Of elevation about A ieet above the of the
will be seen in clear weather at distance of about
VAL miles.
cent JAMES T. KEMP u CO,
do, y SUCCESSORS TO aAGGER BROTHER,
FA55 AND
ram am. NAUTICAL AND MArHEMArcAL INSTRUMENT
are Have constantly on hand extensive Assortment
ships Compazses Quadrants, Gctants, sextants Ga
uted SnrVeVors' Cnmpassas can RHis Ont Sticks
ID to Rules Tape Lines BlGrtts Coast Pilots, shpmaster
sion sistan Hedge Anchors Charts of all parts OF the
and Chronometes rated and instruments repaired in the
euse manner. aE
'"'y CHRoNoMETERs, CHARTS
this NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS
use of and
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