The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-09

Sons.--SnowsquaI Buckmeister Charleston Charles
pendeagast t-m-Baltimore, Phillips Richmond, A
Mitchell. WIN Ruark Ruark, do, VIM Applegarth Il
Son--Southerner, Mitchell, Alexandra, VIM Apple
Sailed.
Ship Onward Flanders, New York, in tow of steamtug
Ajax.
Brig Fannie Butler Bartlett Cardenas in tow OF steam
Arrivals from Baltimore.
Schrs Extra, Wilson, Richmond, 5th instr Fl
Kemp, Ruark, do. do.
CIearances for Baltimore.
Brig Ttania, Appleby, New York 9th inst.
schrs Fannie, Cobb, Philadelphia 9th inst.--Belle
Emerson, Philadelphia, 9TH inst.
Memoranda.
Ship Macaulay Rodgers from New Orleans, arrived at
Liverpool, 10Th ult
Ship Canvas Back, Clark, for New York, cleared at
Ship Kate Hooper, Johnson for Nagasaki was at Ma
Gao, Jan 2sth.
Bark John Brune - from Natanzas arrived at
-, Bark MAY Queen, Kirwan, from Rio de Janero for
Philadelphia, passed Cape May, 9th inst, 6 p. m.
Brig c Warwick, Lanfare from Cape Town, C. G. II ,
arrived Rio de Janeiro, Feb 10th
Bark Leighton Speights for Rio de Janero.
New Orleans, I'd inst.
Bark Warren, Benthali, from Trinidad de Cub a, ar
rived at New York, 9th inst.
Schr Allen Kerr, Winter, from Baltimore, arrived at
Calais, 11th ult.
schr Pharos Keen from Baltimore, for a guano Island
was at st, Thomas 10th ult.
Schr d l. Sturgess, Norris for Baltimore sailed from
Providence 4th inst.
sckr Alice Lee, Foster, for Baltimore, was at Mobile,
1st inst.
Schr H Read, Kelly, from Norfolk, arrived at New
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, April 6-Arr steamship Kangaroo, Lii
verpOol; ships Sardinia and Harvest, do; Surprise
Shanghae Pacific, New Orleans; Monsoon Mexico; bark
) MoXley, st Marks; Merrimac, Cienfuegos; brgs Me
chanic, Sagua Chaloner, Ponce James Davis Car
denas; schrs Susan Half, Jacmel W Webster Savan.
nah--Cld steamship Montgomery, Savannah ship
Chase, Charleston; bark Ariel Port Prince; brigs
Miller sagua; Republican, Mobile; schrs stedman,
Fernandina; Merdien, Washington W A Griffin, Grena
W,
PHILADELPHIA, April Arr steamship Keystone
State, Charleston schrs Elate, New York; Mather,
Boston, Charles Stckney, do-Cl'd bark Thomas
Dallet laguayra; schrs John Beatte, Norwalk Bax
ter and Snow Flake, Charleston; Elate, Richmond c C
BOSTON, April 6.-Noon-Arr barks Ida Bssau W
C. A; Helen Maria, Philadelphia; brgs Martha Wash
ngton Cardenas; America Halifax; schrs Voant Corn
wallis; Dray and Mary Jane Wicasset Margaret Area
dia.-mCrd barks Alice TarIton and wyman, surnam;
Peter Clinton, Mobile; brigs Gamer on st Johns; Alb
ner Taylor, Portland; schr Elmira, Argyle Treasurer
Philadelphia
Southern Ports
NORFOLK, April 5.-Arr schr Anne D. New York: J
Z Smith, Petersburg.--Cl'd schr Rainbow Belfast
ALEXANDRIA, April 5.-Crd schrs W Cramer, err
sey City; Hamilton New York
April 6:-Cld schr William and John, Philadelphia
RICHMOND, April 6.-Ar bark George, Liverpool;
CHARLESTON, April 5--Arr steamship Carolina,
Fernandina -Cl'd ships Kathadan, Liverpool; sa,,
SAVANNAH, April 3-Am steamship Isabel, Charles
ships Scotland and Nicholas Biddie Liver
Wilmington.
WILMINGTON, April 5-Crd schr Belle, PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia; l. AEdwards, York; Emily and Breeze,
New York
April 6-Arr bark Soranac Cardenas--Cpd brig
Forrest Queen, Glasgow schrs Ned, Lilly and Myrover
New York.
MOBILE, April Arr brig T G Ward, New York;
sehrs Ann Taylor, Galveston Anna Bell, Elizabeth
Morse, General Surprise Deer Island pesree and Anola
New Orleans.--Crd ship Carolus Magnus Liverpool:
schrs B:Strong and Arlington.
Notice to Mariners.
COAST
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse /
Board Washington, April 8, 1850
Official information has been received at this Office from
Major Hartman Bache Corps of Typographical Engineers
that the lighthouse at Jupiter Inlet Florida will he com
pleted by the 1st of July, 1860.
The tower is a frustum Of cone-of red brick Its
height from base to focal plane is "a fee-The elevation
Of focal plane above mean sea level is l46 feet
The lantern is of iron, with oblique astragaIs The il
uminating paratus caadoptric lens of the first or
ier system of Fresnel and will show fixed white light
varied by bright flashes of half minute and
houd be seen in ordinary states the atmosphere from
he deck Of vessel 20 feet above water distance
20 nautical miles.
The light will be exhibited for the first time at sunset on
he evening of the 10th of July, 1861 and every night
thereafter . S
Latitude 26o 55> 26>> north.
Longitude So 05< 05>> west of Greenwich
BY order of the Lighthouse Board
W. +. SMITH, Engineer,
Secretary. |