The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-01
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, January 30.
Arrived.

steamer Henry L. Cav, Her, from Philadelphia-mdse
cargo to B. NJ. Hodges, Jr. Passed on Sundav at NJ
of York Spit ship Silver Star hence for San Erancisco
at ancnor wished TO be reported The C. draws 20 feet
and was towed through the Beaverton channel by tugs
Schr A. g. Brooks Buckley, from Alexandria, Va
Cleared
~ steamer ihomas Swami, Ramsay, Chareston-Saml |
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, NOrfolk-M. N. Falls.
o, steamer Henry Cav, Her, Phladelphia-John A. |
Brig Ianthe, Engwood, Havana-Kirkland, Chase T. |
Brig Chesapeake, (Br) Gwynn, Demerara-w IT Pc.
schr Sam. Houston, (Pilotboat new, &c tons David.
son, Galveston, Texas-C. N. Jackson Co 'N
Schr. Hiawatha, Hutchins, Observation-Disclosures Pen
dergast. iies rem
sehr' Herald, Knight, POrtland-T. R. Matthews &
Sailed
Bark sylph Jones, New Orleans in tow of the Edwin
Brig Ianthe, Eningwood, Havana-in tow Of the las
Murray. III "" vi 'he Jas
Arrivals from Baltimore
steamship Chesapeake Crowell, New York 3otb
Clearances for Baltimore
Schr. Arkansas, Mills Norfolk 2sth
Memoranda.
steamship Monticello arr at Savannah this morning
Ship John Clark, Leteurman, hence for New or,o.n.
went to sea 9th " N'
Ship Mary McNear, McNear, from New York, 4th Aug
Snip Princess Bearse, from Philadelphia at San Fran
Ship G; B. Lamar, Bradley, cleared at New York for
Ship North Carolina Foster, Liverpool is off Swan
Ship Mary Russell Croker, for Baltimore sailed from
Liverpool, 9th ut
Ship Star, (Br Muir hence sailed from Waterord eth
inst, for Havre
Ship Wellington Booth, Pescud, from Valparaiso,
arrived at Cadera, Nov. Goth, sailed Dec Sd for
Paposa. W '''
Steamer City Of Norfolk, Parker, hence at savan-
nah, 29h inst, and to sail next day on her return
Bark J II. Chadbourne Mason, from Rio de Janeiro
Bark Vulcan, Halliday, sailed from Palermo. q ult.
for Philadelphia - ~
Bark Achle sppedden, for Amsterdam, was up at
Bark Justina, Marshall for Baltimore sailed from Car
denas, Goth ult. 49,
Bark Pyrmont, Oliver for River Ia Plata and brig
Frances Jane for St. Johns, P r., both hence into
Hampton Roads on Saturday.
Bark Grace, (Br.) Stowe, hence off Queenstown Ire
Sth ut '
Brig Mary Ann Cole, sailed at New York for St. John
Seth inst. van " w. '0''i'
Brig Lillian, swasey, sailed at New York for Savannah
9th inst
Brig Fairfax Travers hence at Trinidad de Cnba 10Th
INST IN 10 DAYS passage from the wharf and remained
18th, for Baltimore.
Brig Varietta (Br) Lanson for Richmond salad from
MatanZas, Dist ult.
Brig Brothers, tBrD McRae, cleared at New York for
Turks Island, 30th ut.
Brig j. s Cotton Strom, cleared at New York for Ha
vana, goth ult. ''' 1-"
mar Caru, cleared at New York for Hall
Brig Linda. Capt. Eems from Toriola Mexico. with
cargo of ogwood and bound Baltimore arrived at lev
west nth inst in distress Capt E reports the loss OF
the brig Empire, Toriola. "
10th ult. ~ " on'
schrs Tiga Evans; from saco for Baltimore and Juno
Newman from Boston for Alexandria, sailed from New
SGh Mary Fletcher, Crosby hence for Calais, arrived
at Holmes Hole, 9th inst.
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, January % Arr steamship Empire
CITY New Orleans, Huntsville Savannah; ships Samuel
Sprague Rotterdam; Pampero, Shanghai; banks A. c.
James, Glasgow Flash, Vera Cruz; schrs E. C. Howard
Galveston; D. Faust, W. II. Smith, and L. A. Johnson
January So.-Arr ship Java, London; banks Eagle Gu
TaeGa; Myman GLASGOW Ann E. Grant, Rio de Janeiro;
Pilots Bride Curacao; Arianna, Pernambucco; K Yves
ton 4guadlla; D. E. Sawyer, Petersburg f. W Perry
Zen, Jonas smith Smithsonian and L. B. Cowperhwaite
barks Zipgarella Richmond H Trowbridge Barbados:
Petersburg: Ann do R. Corsoa Charleston: NJ Lane
Matanzas; G. Meagan, Galveston; Quivet Savannah la
Mar Kate Merrill, Mobile, Adratic Savannah; Rock
PHILADELPHIA, January 2S-Crd steamship State
OF Georgia, Savannah; ship Grey Eagle, Rio de ia
Southern Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 2S.-Arr brig Crawford sombre
NORFOLK, Jan. IS Arr brigs J. NJ Mansfield and
Amazon New York. schrs F. B simson and W f. Wes-
ton, do. H. PaySOn, BostOn.--Crd brig s Bapev
West Indies; schrs. Life Boat Thos Hicks Mary Ann
and Adeia Kelly, Providence; Julia Franklin Bath; Le-
vd RItcHM0ND January 2S-Arr schrs. Danville, New
York; l.. Waterbury, d0.--Crd brig Tallua, Rio de
+. English, N. York '""'s0 anu
Oh CHARLESTON Jan; 2s-Arr steamship Nashville N.
York CId steamships Columbia, New York; Kew.
stone State Philadelphia bark France Bretagne Dor
deauX oe' '
January 26-Cpd bark Rowland, Boston. brig II r
NJ. +. Smith, Providence ~ " 0aiS'
or sAnANNAH January 27-Arr bark Cherokee New
Orieahs; schr Deborah, Philadelphia. - Crd bark
bombay Packet Liverpool; schr. John Boston, New
SAVANNAH, January 26.-Arr bark Louis St Tho.
mas; brig Beronda, Havana; schrs. Charlotte Shaw
New Jersey Lilly. New lork-Cld steamship Hunts
VILE, New York; banks Crimea Bristol NH; Warren
Flsher' ProVldence--CPd schrs. s W. Warng New
MOBILE, January 24.-Arr ship wandrahm. Ham
69qGs~Cpd ships Roscoe and Argo, Liverpool; Roam
MOBILE, January 4.-Arr. ship wandrabm. liam
onrg "-Cpd ships Roscoe and Argo Liverpool Roam
NEW ORLEANS, January 21.-Arr ships Regulator
ioulon; Highland Light Martinique Prindz Oscar Ma
iaga; Logan New York; barks Linden Ramsgate; Caro-
ma Kockiand Sea Breeze, Palermo; schr r Mel can
Phliadehin .--CPd ships Constitution LiyerpooI Fl
Ofocker, New y ork; bark Brunette, Cardenas
r., Notice TO Mariners.
The light on the North chop of Jupiter Inlet Florida
oe lower and keepers dwelling for which coures
efeen0n VIII he exhibited the st of July
next The tower is of brick of natural color and viii
De surmounted by an iron lantern painted ed The
light which is of the first order REVOLVING Of FresnaI
VIII have elevation of I46 above the Sea level and
should be from the of any sea going vessel
statute miles 80 ''' VI -o3s
The approximate position of the light is
Latitude &c sc N.
Due notice will be published of the precise day of
Lightly. r '"9 VI
BY order of the Lighthouse Board
HARTMAN BACHE
~, Maj Typographical Engineers B. NJ
me iron can and nun bouys marking the Lower Bav
anu channels leading to the city of New York have
Deen removed for the winter and spars substituted for
them. NN'N'N"'eu ioi
By order Of the Lighthouse Board
A. NJ. PENNOCK
lighthouse Inspector I'd Dist
snip Moses Wheeler, at New Yord from Calcutta re-
ports November 10, at P. NJ once in in very
oscoored water; could not any breakers from tbe
mast head at 5H PM, passed. again into clear water the
me was distinctly visible to the eye; should not think
there could be more than 20 fathoms at the most
ana IN heavy weather there would a dangerous sea
ap W judges this shoal to be about miles in extent
IN direction ofNW by W, and Sc by E. as his shp was
gong Knots at the time. Its position is SO IS latitude