The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-27
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, JUNE &c.


s.,r,sbip s r Spaulding, Howes, - hours from Bos
80 via Norfolq, mdse and passengers to A Higgins
the capes of Delaware passed schI Maryland, Of Var
Nth bound North, also brig Lorano of Boston, steer
i an,th; oil Cape Henry, on Monday, ship Junata
ing for Liverpool, bound out: off the Horse Shoe two
inns bound out; also light ship with topsas on the
SHOE ship orpheus, hence for New York getting under
eirh nnder New Point at anchor, several briggs and
riTs; oil New Point, schr W Troth from Havana, |
bound up of tho Wolf Trap, Bremen ship INLAND from
Bremen: in Hompton Roads, about 200 sail of vessels
among Thorn the following: banks Clifton Selah Tnion
Sylph shd Lawrence. briggs Muscovado Virginia
Nolunkus; schrs West Dennis Tram Smith Mary Anna
Alice, Aurelia Virginia, st Helene, Rescue. Raindeer
White Foam, II Day. Ella, Delmoint, Victory and T
Steamship Thomas Swami Ramsay, fIom Savannah
mdsc to Saml Pearce: encountered heavy northeast
winds the entiIe passage passed off Beck river herm
brig end of North Point ship, both bound up
Strs Elizabeth, Mclaughlin, from New York, and
Henry l. Cav, Her. from Philadelphia, both with mdse
to Shriyer.
Brig waredale shackfOrd from New Haben, ballast to
Kelsey Gray.
Schrs Ontario Latchum, from Newbern, C, naval
stores to Whedbee Dickinson. lowed ny by steamtug
Barge Breley, Hicks from Havre de Grace, ice to
II 6Ier
Cleared.
Steamships Georges Creek Willets Charleston, S T
Pearce-Potomac, Watson, New York do
Strs Fanny Cadwaiader, Person New York ] A Shri
ver-Henry L Cav, Her Philadelphia, do-Ade
laide, Cannon, Norfolk, NJ N. Falls-Wm Selden Ere
dericksburg, Thos Clyde
Sehr James Bayles, Thompson, Bridgeport Conn l.
Auuefried Gown Bacon, Tyler, York, Georges
Creek Co.
Bark Empress Thesesa, Walter, Rio Janeiro in tow of
Brig Marshall Dutch, Gilkey, Boston,
Schrs Priscilla CrOwther st Johns P R. in tow of the
Haswell--Mohawk Staples, Ponce P R. in tow of the
Fairy Queen Mercy Taylor Nickerson, Boston
W j Cargill, Hawkins do.
Memoranda
Correspondence OF the Exchange Reading Roomal
steamship Monticello /
Norfolk, June 25th, 1860
arrived here at IN tor day. Passed of Cape Henry
large ship, with painted ports bound in: on the tail
the Shoe two ships at anchor round stern clipper
in Hampton Roads, very large fleet of vessels squar
rugged, and fore and aft extending from sewells Point
to Craney Island, resembling forest. Among them wa
steamship City of Richmond bound to Philadelphia
The wind outside is blowing gale from Northeast ant
has been for severol days.
Ship Jsne Hendei son-Later-A letter received thi
morning by Jas Carey Coale dated Norfolk 25th inst
states that advces Sunday, had bean received fror
the ship; she lay in the same condition Eight
officers passengers -four femaleJ The high wind an
surf had rendered it impossible H for any vessel to ap
gether until those board be saved The vessel
is feared will be total loss
Ship Leila, Allen, for Baltimore, was at Rotterdam
9Th inst.
In Hampton Roads ketch Comet Hill, from Der
muda 18th inst, for BalImose consigned to Joseph
Yates & Co.
Steamship Joseph Whitney, Loveland, for Savannah
cleared a Boston, 23d inst
Brig Chattanooga Forrest hence for Montivedeo, wa
spoken 9th ult, lat is II s. ion SO 3S.
Bark Frank, Kelly, I'm Baltimore, entered inward a
Bark Mont Blanc Lauderkin, from Baltimore arrived
at Bremerhaven, 9TH inst.
Bark StrOsSenter, - for Baltimore entered for Ids
at London, 9th inst.
Schr Black Monster, Travers, hence at Charleston
inst-Per tel. ~
schr Ocean Bird, COney, for Baltimore sailed from
Providence, 2Sd inst.
NEW YORK, June 25-Arr steamship New York
aremen; ships Excelsior, Liverpool Starlight Palermo;
brig Scotlank, Ponce; schr T Ward, Palermo Cid
steamship Quaker City, Havana; ship Southampton
Liverpool Louis Napoleon, Hamburg; NJ Livingstone
PHILADELPHIA, June 25-Ar schr H W Benedict
New York--Cld steamship Kennebec, do brig Ke
oko, Cardenas.
Southern Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, June 25-Arr steamship Monticello
NORFOLK, June 25-Arr steamship S R sspauIping
Boston; Monticello, New York; Yorktown ds schr CO
rene, Boston.
MOBILE, June 1S-CId schr James Rose Matanzas
NEW ORLEANS, June 1S-Arr brig James MCINTYRE
Camden, Maine,---Cleared ship Great Pacific. New
York.
Notice to Mariners
Trinity House,
London, May 81, 1860
Baltic-Gul of Biga and Finland-Alteration of Iieb
on Runo Island.
The Imperial Ministry of Marine of Russia has given
notice that henceorth from the opening until CLOSING
of the navigation of the Baltic light will be exhibited
from me new lighthouse erected on the southeast eleva
ton of Island of Runo Gulf of Riga instead of the ig
hitherto shown from tine wooden lighthouse the north
west eNtre of that island.
The light will be fixed white light elevated two
hundred feet above the level of the sea- and
clear weather should be visible from distance of six
teen miles.
The illuminating apparatus is catopric or by metallic
refectors.
The light tower, in form of hexagonal pyramid ant
iO2 feet high panked with boards and painted vel
low the frame of the lantern is painted red the toI
green.
On account Of the wood which covers this elevation
e the upper part of the light tower and tn
lantern will be when approaching it from seaward
Its position given lat 81 as n lon % Is 80 East
Greenwich. By order
PBERTHON, Secretary
NOTICE is hereby given that a green buoy marked wit
the word Wreck has been placed ten fathoms SW of
schr sunk eff ShOeburyness
The buoy lies in fathoms at low water spring tides
Win the following marks and compass bearings, uiz:
The semaphore on Barrow Hill, in line with the Eas
Mill at Mile Town-SW by s.
Hamlet Mill, in line with the West End of the New Tt
race at SOuthend-NW by n,
by order of Lighthouse Board
MELANCToN SMITH, Com U N
Lighthouse Inspector, I'd dis