The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-29
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, JUNE %.


..,; Locust Point, French, 40 hours from New
Steams a and passengers to Pearce Reports off
YORK, MI Point brig Henry Leeds from st Lucia, and
schr ] Darling from ffo'oen'e auo oh Tue ro'o"ac
ship at Bruno Foster, from New York, mdse to
stirr SUE Richard Willing, Claypole, from Philadelphia
do ag seah Smith, from Boston assorted cargo
-, nersons. Towed up by Edwin Forrest.
Sr Ketch Comet, H from Bermuda, mdse to ates 4
% flowed up by Ajax.
90 S;br Moses VanName, vanName firm New York mdse
70 Rose LyonAstoTia Coggins, from Calais, laths to
Iobns Rogers-R Troth, Johnson II days from
Havana. to G Hand, sugar and moasses to Lambert
" Fry, from Havana for Baltimore.
Cleared.
strs Adelaide, Cannon, Norfolk, NJ Falls-Ricd
willing, Claypole Philadelphia, and Franklin Dougher
ty York, both with mdse to J shrver.
Brig Rio Grande, Cunningham, Bath, Maine, Kelsey 4
schrs Thacher Taylor, Lorng New BedfoId Heslen 4
Rogers--John Wilson, Hardy, Newbern c, master
IS Nelson HALL, Paddock, Hartford; Conn, Auden
Ieid Gown Penn, Massen, Spytou Duyvil, Y,
do.-W Darling, studey, Boston, Heslen & Ro.
gers-Alice, Davis, Gew York, Georges Creek Coal
Soop Princeton, Howard, Richmond, NJ Mitchell.
Bark Danl Webster, Ryder, Boston.
Brig Waredale Shackford, do--Jas Carey Coale, Col
Inns Barbados, in tow of iaswell.
Memoranda
Correspondence Of the Exchange Reading Rooma
Hampton Roads, Wednesday, 6 am
The fleet of vessels before repored in Hampton Roads
Steamship Joseph Whitney, Loveland, from Savannah
arrived at mot cleared before reporaed) at Boston
Goth inst.
Bark Young Greek, TAYLOR for Chill ports load for
Baltimore at Sll5O per ton, was at Valparaiso, 18th
Brig ] Treat, Park, for Philadelphia sailed FIN Ma
yaguez, 18th inst
Ship Mary whitrdge Cresey, from Singapore, arrived
at Melbourne, April 25th.
Ships Juniata Borneo, Coral, and N Lawrence, went
to sea 25h inst.
Bark Foresta Welsh from Richmond for S America
was spoken 9th inst, lat 26 10, lon 80 So
Berk Fury, and barkentine J Chadbournt, both
hence went to sea- 25th inst.
Brig Gilmore Meredith Eldridge, for Marseilles cleard
at New York, 25th inst.
Schr Isabel Melbourne hence Aspinwall 9th inst.
and sailed 18th for st Andreas.
Schr Bloomfield -, from New York for Havre de
Grace, was of Sandy Point on Wednesday-Per Edwin
Forrest.
schr Ocean Bird, Coney for Baltimore, sailed from
Providence, Esd inst
Schr Larkn, Barstow, from Wareham for Baltimore
arr at New Bedford, 25th inst.
schr Heaton, Ryan, from Alexandria, arrived at
London, GATH inst.
Schr Minerva Hall, Alexandria, sailed fm Provi
dence 25th inst.
Ship James Cheston, Bryan, remained at Valparaiso
MAY istq, TO sail 22d for Baltimore. 80
Brig Evena Rutter Chase. hence at Aspinwall, 10th
inst.
Ashore-Schrs Somerset, from Charleston, and A
Weemore, from New York. went ashore on the nine foot
knoll mouth of the Patapsco River, Tuesday night
The steamtug Edwin Forrest lay alongside them on
Wednesday night for the purpose of hauling them off at
high water but no change took place in the tide They
are in dangerous sosition and will probably be
gotten ofas soon as the tide rises
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, June 26-Arr steamship Alabama
Savannah George Marion Charleston; Evening Star
Bremen; ships Excelsior, Liverpool Starlight Palermo
brig Scotlank, Ponce; schr Ward Palermo.-Cld
steamship Quaker City, Havana; ship Southampton
Liverpool; Louis Napoleon, Hamburg.
Southern Ports.
MOBILE. June lS-Cld schr James Rose, Matanzas
Seadrift, Brasso Santiago
NEW ORLEANS, June 1S-Arr brig James Mcintyre
Camden, Maine,--Cleared ship Great Pacific, New
York
Notice to Mariners.
GOODWIN SANDS.
Notice is he9by given that additional Buoy paint
ed and white in vertical stripes and marked North
Goodwin has been placed in IL athoms low
spring tides, spit of dry sand the North West
side Goodwin, with the following marks and compass
bearings, viz
Upper Deal Mill in line with White House, or twice
its length to the right of the Time Ball Tower at
Deal-W by S3S.
The end of the Cliff in Pegwel Bay, midway between
Minister Mills-NW1N.
st Lawrence Mill, in line with st Georges Church
Ramsgate-NNWAW.
Gull Lightvessel-WkS.
Bunt Head Buoy-SW by W.
Swan Buoy-NE by N.
Goodwin Knoll Buoy-NE by EYE.
Gull Buoy-N by EE
Elkon Lightvessel-N by NE.
By ORDER