The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-09

schr Fanny, wicks, cleared at New York for Mobile
schrr w H. Smith, Scott, cleared at N York for
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK February Arr steamships Asia, Liv-
erpoo; Montgomery Savannah; ship Time, Penang.
NEW YORK, February 6-Arr. bark Sartella, New
orleans --CId steamship Georges Greek, savannah;
bark Gazelle, Barbados; brig Susan Duncan, Matan
Zas.
February Arr ship Nonpariel, Shanghai; brgs Ad-
vance, Alexandria, (Egypt;) Emma, Para; f. W. Sey-
burn St Marks North Point, Rio de Janeiro Princess
Royal, Bermuda; schrs S. J. Warrin5, Savannah; W.
Conner, Jacksonville; j. H. Allen, do; Charlie Willie,
Attakapas, Manhasset and Geo. Davis, Charleston.-
CID ships Margaret Evans, London; Victory London;
brigs A. Lowe, Cienfuegos Winyaw, Csrdenas Sprite
Claussen, Hamburg schrs. W H. Smith, c. Kidder and
C. Dennis Charlestsn; B. s. Johnson Georgetown Min
DORA Jackson vile; Fanny Mobile; E. c. Howard Gal
weston.
Also arr barks Princeton Demarara; Lucona, Rotter.
dam, brig A D. Gamaga, Aux Cages; schr A. Forrest,
Jeremie.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 7-Crd brigs Delhi, Port au
Prince; Alice Franklin, Cienfugoes
BOSTON, Feb.-Arr shid Alarm, Cacutta--CPd.
schr. Eben Sawyer Norfolk
ALEXANDRIA, Feb 7.-Crd brig Leni, Barbados;
schrs Village GEN. Providence Juno, Boston, H. Finch
NORFOLK, Feb. 4.-Arr schrs. Almira T. White Foam
and Sea Nymph, Providence Fulton, Newburyport;
Wenonah, Boston.
Feb. Arr schrs Baltic, Providence; Monitor, do;
S. G. King, Philadelphia; A. R. Wetmore, New York;
B. Metcalf and Mary Clark, Newburyport; John S.
Orwell, New Bedford.-Crd brig J. B. Mansfield,
SAVANNAH, February Arr steamship Locust Point
New York brig Sea Breeze, do do; sehr Target, New
merry, New York; Guiding Star, Queenstown brigs
Gem, Havana; Two Boys, Aspinwall; schr D. s. Will
RICHMOND, Neb 6-Arr brig Morancy Attakapas;
schr Haxa N. York.
Liverpool Robt Center New York; bark Growler Bos-
ton; brig Jacob Dock, New York.-Crd Ship Brandy
wine, Queenstown; barks Union, Havre; Mary Sawyer,
Boston, brigs East do; Neptune, Barcelona; schr. AIT
and Artc, New York; Juventa Boston; Potomac, Liver
pool Lizzie Oakford, Havana; bark Gorilla, Rio de
Janeiro.
Notice to Mariners.
Official information has been received at this office that
the night of the 3lst of March, 1860 and every night
thereafter, light will be exhibited from sunset until
sunrise, at the lighthouse in of erection at
Cay Lobos, situated in the old Bahama channel the
southwestern edge OF the Great Bahama Bank.
The light will be fixed white light, to illuminate $50
degrees placed an elevation of 146 above high water
mark and in clear weather should be at distance
of l6 mi es.
The Illuminating apparatus is catadoptric, of the
power usually known the first order of Fresners sys
tenn.
The tower is circular, painted with broad red and
white horizontal banks having the base surrounded by
the keepers dwelling arranged in the form of decagon.
LIGHTHOUSE sHoAL, COAST OF LOUISIANA
REVOLVING LIGHT-DIscGNTINUANcE OF SHIP sHoAL
Official informaan has been received this office from
Lieut.. W. H. Stevens Corps Engineers engineer of the
Ninth Lighthouse District that the lighthouse at
Ship Shoa has been completed 1t will be lighted for the
first time at sunset the evening of Wednesday, the
10th day of February next and Will be kept burning
during that night, and every night thereafter.
This new lighthouse is iron pile structure, in
the form truncated pyramid The tops of the piles
five feet above the water and the dwelling which is of
boiler ron has its floor 20 feet above the water The color
of the tower is brown.
The local plane is ITO feet above the level.
The illuminating apparatus is second order lens of the
system Fresne showing bright flashes at intervals of
80 seconds which should be visible in ordinary weather.
from distance of II nautical miles.
The approximate position of the lighthouse is
Lat % degs. SIS Minis. secs. north
Long. 90 55 60 Sc west of Greenwich.
The light vessel at this station has been discontinued
and temporary light will be shown from the lighthouse
until the date above given, viz: February 9th 1860
W.T.. SMITH,
Engineer Secretary
Treasury Department, Office of the Lighthouse Board
Washington, Jan. 25, 1860