The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-20
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, June 1q

Bark tiugh Birckhead, Bennett, 81 days from West
Coast OF South America copper and wool to James
Bark Wright, Jr., Gibbs from Sombrero Both ult ,
guanr to Elliott Co Vessels left same as before
reported Sailed from do May 2Sth brig Crawford Small
for st Thomas; May 3lst, about 100 miles W by ~ OF
sombrero passed schr George Henry, Of Newbern, c.
Brig Taulah, Plummer, 6 days from New York, sugar
to Pendergast Bros. Towed up the steamtug Fairy
Queen
Brgs Jean Baptste, tBr) oueett, from st Jsgo and
Cumberland Harbor, Cuba 2lst ut, Jackson Il Co
sugar to W Bruno s. Sons. brig Earnest for New
York passed d inst in Cacos passage and deeply laden
full rugged brig, hailing from Baltimore, Spoke inst
lat 81 30, lon y 10, brig Knight Park hence for
r. to NJ Jackson Il Co. sugar and moilasses to Stir
ing Ahrens; tOwed up by Tgress
Schr Flying Scud, Carmean, from Barbados, ID inst,
and Is days to the Capes molass9s 10 Knox Co. Left
bark Amazon kirwan, from Baltimore just ARID brigs
Hobart Jordan for Philadelphia ldg, sail in six days
Judge Blaney, from Rio de Janero for Charleston dis
charging repairs, having put in the 2Sth u eaky
schr Segune, discg sailed from do 1s chr Wells Wells
for New York At sombrero, 5h inst ship Eastern Star
ldg for London brig Mary Capen for Richmond ldg; st
Mary, Tor Baltimore do; schr D II Baldwin, for do,
ready.
Schrs Matthew Kenny Ogier, 16 days from st John.
B, laths and pckets to Kelsey Gray. Towed up nv
steamtug Edwin Forrest.--Geo W Krebs Emmerson
FIN Philadelphia, mdse to John W Brown 4 Son
Scr South Wind, Mitchell, from Petersbur G, Va mdse
to Applegarth 4 Son.
Steamships VIM jenkins, Haett, Boston via Norfolk,
A l. Huggins-Monnt Vernon, Layfeld. New York,
S Pearce.
Sts Fanny CadWallader, PlerSon, New York, and III l.
Cav, Her, Philadelphia, A shrver--Adelalde Can
non, Norfolk NJ Falls----Wm Selden, Fredericksburg
Thos Clyde
Brigs solferno, (new 99 tons Pattison West Indies
De Cordova, Hendricks Co--Henry A Didier Ora
ham, do F W Bruno Sons.
Schrs F. d McCienahan, Mitchell, Wilmington C
Dunnock & Weathery-Wm & Jshn Jones Alexandria
VIM Applegarth Il Son.
Sailed.
Brig R Kirkland, Knight, Wilmington, N C, in tow
of Haswe
Memoranda
To,C ~,
Brig Cyclone NeCarty for Baltimore 11th, at Ponce
r, June Sd.
Brig Marshal Dutch, Gilkey sailed from Ponce R
Flora Temple Reef on which the ship Flora Temple
wrecked October 1852 her passage from Macao
Havana, with Chinese coolies lies the part of the
China Sea- in lat 10 10 n Ion 11S 81 E. The soundngs
fahoms under bows and stern of the wreck
bottom with 27 fathoms of line within short dis
the Sc and close to the reef and bottom 20 faith
oms within a mile to the NV The breakers were not
than $50 yards wide, and extended about half
mile in curve ns from Ms to SW
The mariner ought cautions not TO make too free
between the Paawen coast and PuIo Sapata until the
positions and existence correctly ascertaned
Vessels have passed through them with difficulty
risk but others have either been wrecked have lost
their anchors On the extensive coral flats.
NEW YORK, June 1S-Arr ships Far West and Tou
burg; Superior, Manila; Arctic, Liverpool Sultana and
Missouri New Orleans; brigs Zuleika Mayaguez Necos
ta Nuevitas schr Amy Chase Porto Cabello; W Bagey
| Texas Queen of the South. MOBILIZE Patonc Savannah
! W Taylor, Washington.
| PHILADELPHIA, June 17.-Arr steamship Boston n
York. brig Jesse Rhynas Sagua; schr Anna Walden Del
AWARE Daniel Caunon Fredericksb sburg-CId steamship
Delaware; brig Gezustera Cork schrs ArIeta, Norwich
luy and Spray, Boston; Lamartne, and Gridley, do
southern Ports.
CHARLESTON, June 15-Noon-Arr ship Mungo Park
Liverpool brig Rainbow: Boston; schr NJ Smith and
| Python, Philadelphia.
| ALEXANDRIA, June 16-Arr brigs orinoco, Boston;
schrs st Charles, Philadelphia; Rem, Boston
Cid chrs Deering, Portland; Rebecca, New York Ell
| more, Bridgeport; Blackbrd Boston
! SAVANNAH, June 14.-Arr schr Hampton PhiIadel
| phia cid steamship Huntsville New York: schl
| Charlotte, Norwich.
MOBILE, June 1S-Arr ship Joven Elmira Havana
brig Tres de Mayo do schr Martha Moore Philadelphia
York
Fotice hereby given thatin consequence of the
tension of Margaret Sand to the eastward has been
found necessary to the Northeast Margate
Margae Buoys in that dirertion and that those Buoy,
now lie with the following marks and compass bear
| ings;-
| spring tides, with
The Low Tower of Moro Castle, just seen East of Nep
| tunes Tower.
Margaret Old Church Tower open to the of the Nev
Church the apparent length of the body of the later
! East Margaret Buoy-SXE
| North Spit Buoy-W by n.
| Tongue Lightvesses-NW4W.
East Margate Buoy, in y fathoms, with small blac
mill (called "Draper's Ml), its apparent length open
of Margate West Mill-SW by s.
|
| SwhS.
Minister East Mill, in line with the West end of tn
Royal Terrace, (Margatel.
Southest Margate Buoy-W by S.
Longnose Buoy-S.
Elbow Buoy-S by Exc.
Notice is also given that in order to enable vessels
night to keep to the of Margate Sand it is intended tha
and after the 4th of June next red srp of oht sha
be exhibited from the Lantern Of the North Forean
Lighthouse, in direction from by WHW to NkEt
show from the Tongue Lghtvessel to one cables enet
f of Margate Sand. By order 9|
P. H. BERTHoN, secretar