The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-06
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, March s.

PORT OF BALTIMORE, March B..
Arrived
Steamer Farmer Tier from Philadelphia-mdse to j.
Steamer Belvidere Keene Rchmond-J Brandt, Jr
Reports of the Potomac ship Juliet Trundy, from Liver
pool of Plumb Point ship Mary Russell from Liverpool
and of North Point ship Adler from Bremen-all bound
Ship Banshee Kean, from Rio de Janeiro. jan IS
coffee to Hugh jenkins & Co. lowed up by steamtug
Reliance Sailed in company with ship Esther for Phila
Roanoke, Thompson, from Rio de Janero Pernambu
for New York Left in port ships Sea Serpent Whit
b iaF aGnE tong leasy
soule for Richmond next day. brigs Breeze -, for
Shin Mary Caroline Stevens, Etchberger. from Cane
Monnt, C. A. Jan. 26th, and IS days to the capes-
camwood, cedar, and palm oil to G W. S Hall Co
Lett at Monrovia, Jan. ketch President Benson Cha
pion sail for Baltimore about Feb 18th: schrs James
Hall, Heaps, from Baltimore sold Antelope CLARK,
New York Boston. Jan. 25th. -~'
S,hr Flying Scud, Carmine 20 hours from CbarIe.,n
cotton and rice to C. Pendergast
Rchr. Claremont, Newberry, from Norfolk-ballast o
schr. John Allen, Slower from Richmond-four to P
sen. e. J. Rayner, Rayner from New York-mdse. to
sshr. Golden Eagle Kelsey from New York-mdse. to
Scht. Edward Everett. Quinn, days from Savannah
to W. Rho ds Son: salt A Schae.er Renorts he
low North Point British ship Milton Lockhart from Liver
pool.
Steamer Farmer Her, PHILADELPHIA A. shriyer
Brig R. Kirkland, Knight, St. Johns, P. Kirk
schr Abbott Lawrence, Fuller, Charleston-Charles
Pendergast.
NC.
Scar. J. Travers, Frank Richmond-M A. Mitchell.
Schr. Carrie North, Petersburg, ya-P. Malcolm &
Sailed
Bark w. H. Newman, Gavet, Rio de Janeiro, in tow of
LiOness.
Memoranda.
Ship Oliver Jordon Frost from ports on tn West Coast
fSpt,th ANA fnr Pa1t
ores. put into Tacahuano about Jan ID in distress
leaking badly The leak was found to proceed from two
holes the stern, which being plugged up the
ship would proceed Ia few days.
SHIP Annapolis, Pickett, for Cardiff cleared at Havre
ship Primo Donna, Prad, from New York. was at San
Francisco 10th ut.
Ship Black Prince, for Callao sailed from San Francis
Ship Arkwright, Davis cleared at Mobile for Havre,
18th ult.
Ship Arcoe Crafts, from New York, at New Orleans,
Sd inst.
Ship Sea Serpent. whlmore from London, was at Rio
de Jaueiro Jan. nth, leaking
Ship Morning Light Thomas sailed from San Francis
co for New York, 9th ult.
Ship Eastern State, Kiburn from Shanghai was at N
e''f, weSt "n'u. baxter, New York, was at San
Francisco. 18th ult
Ba Contest Allen, from Tartal Chilli arrived at New
York Sd inst.
Bark Indus. Thompson, for New Orleans was loading at
BsrkE 'g H,ssins sailed from Cardenas for Phil
adeiphia 10Th ult
dephia. 18th ut
Big Humboldt Greenow or AYES Island, remained at
Demaiara, 18th ult
Brig Union State, Foxwel, 70 Pernambuco, cleared at
Wilningtnn n. &. Cd inst.
Brig n. C. Wright -, Baltimore, remained at
Mobile 25th
Brig Elisha Doane, Lorng, 70 Baltimore sailed from
Taunton, I'd inst
Brig Mary Ann, Vans, from Philadelphia, was at Car
denas 9th ult.
Brig Harry E. Thompson, Carver for Baltimore, sail
ed from Orleans, goth ult.
Schr. Francis Newton, Emmerson. from Philadelphia
at Carderas 18th ult.
schr Elite Leary from Savannah, arrived at Matan.
zas, 2Sth ult
schr Champion, saford for Alexandria, cleared at
Schr = G Willard. Parsons from Portland for Balti
more, sid from Newport 29th ult.
schr H. Morse Phillips, for Baltimore, sailed from
Taunton. I'd inst.
Schr Maquita, Lane, cleared at Boston for Pernmbu
CO, 29th ult
Schr. Ida Clark sailed from Matanzas for New York
Is ult '
schrs Sarah Roe, Baker cleared at Boston for Phila
delpha. Goth u
Schrs S Copes, Simmons, for Baltimore cleared at
Wilmington, I'd inst
Schr Luther Child Kelly, from Boston for Baltimore
schr. Julia Anna, Harding from Savannah at Provi-
dence, ID inst.
schr Gipsey, Carey cleared Richmond 2sth ut for
Baltimore.
sshr Jennie Morton, Bullock, from Minatitan arrived
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, March Arr ships J. R WesterfaIt
Mount Blanc and Highland Chief Liverpool, Missouri
schr Anita Damon Arroyo '"' 0"'''u''
PHILADE PHIA. March Arr steamships CITY
OF Richmond. Richmond; kensington. Boston, Boston
York; ship B S Kimbal Liverpool: bark Coonist Pa
ermo; brigs War Eagle Port Prince Tiberias Glen
fuegoes scfr Mary Banks, New York.
BOSTON, March Arr ships Sea King Cleaner. and
NJ Hammond, LIVERPOOL barks Franklin, Trinidad; Per
STA Matanzas; Arctic New Orleans; briggs. Leviathan
Cardenas; Marine Cienfuegoes Geranium Hayre; schr
D. Nickerson Cape Haytien.
southern Ports
ALEXANDRIA March 3.-Cr schrs Lydia Ann Pro.
violence: T. Sawyer, Boston.
NORFOLK, March 2-Cid schrs. j. L. Darling Proyi.
dence' B. Strioling Portland Otter Rock, Provi-
dence.
Richmond March 2-Arr schrs. Eclipse Matanzas;
J. R. Griffith, Philadelphia. -Crd schr Marietta Burr
New York.
WILMINGTON, March .-Crd schrs. Helene and D
G Huse, New York; W. H. Northrop Nassau W, B.
Darling, Philadelphia.
CHARLESTON. March l. CID steamship Kew
stone State Philadelphia ship Mary Washington Liver
SAVANNAH, March Arr schr J. NJ Vance. New
YORK (-Cfd steamships Georges Creek and Mongo-
MOBILE Feb. 25.-Arr bark Truja, Havana; schrs.
Fanny and j. W. Allen, New York-Ci'd ship Teresita
Barcelona; briggs Mary Hamilton and Maria Providence:
schr. Clotiida, ST. Thomas
Notice to Mariners
Official information has been received that would be ex
hbit from the lighthouse recently erected on the north
east part OF Cohre the principal iSet Of Columbretes
teiIon. ~
The light will he fixed white light to illuminate 800
degrees placed at an elevation of 46 above high water
mark and in clear weather seen at distance
OF Il mi es.
The illuminating apparatus is deoptrc, or by lenses of
the first order
The ght'Ower colored white slightly conical ard
rises from the middle of square building of the same CO.
or 1t stands at 40 yards from the margin of the sea on
an ernminence named Monte Cobre in 800 So So
N, % AZ 27\ E from Greenwich.
Notice i, hereby given that the buoys marking Ram
Island Ledge and Negro Island Ledge showing the ap-
pr"ach to Saco Me-, have broken from their moorings
They will be replaced as possible.
Notice is now gwen that in the place of the fixed
hitherto he Mt Nh
coast of SPAIN light would be exhibited from the ex
remty of the eastern Mole, at the the Mole
head, completed.
The light s fixed white light, varied every four min
ute by red flash Its elevated as feet above the mean
level of the and should be visible ordinary weather
from distance of miles
The Illuminating apparatus is doptic, or by ense of
the fourth order.
The lighttower is octagonel and of brick color, 1t
stands in lat 4o % l0>> N, Ion 90 IL III East OF
Greenw ch.
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