The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-24
Shipping SnttlIlasnfs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, February %.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamer VIM Jenkins, Halett, - hours from Boston |
mdse. to A. L. Higgins Was detained by foggy weather
Passed off Smiths Point, Boston packet bark suppos
ed the "Hadey'
Brig Amanda Jane Dorr, from Matanzas-suear and |
moasses to Kirkland Chase & Co. lowed up by Fairy
Queen.
Cleared
Steamer George Peabody, Prtchard, Richmoud-J.
Brandt Jr.
Ship Empire Queen, (Br) Jolly, ST. John, N B.-COle-
schr. J. W. seaver, NckersOn, charlestOn-chas Pen
dergast.
schr. E. Smith, Chase, charleston-T. R. Matthews
schr Alice, Davis, New YOrk-GeOrges Creek Coal and
schr Florida, Tall, Wilmington, N C.-Dunnock &
Weathery.
schr. \ D. McClenahan, Briggs, Neutrality-suspicious.
schr. Courier, Woolford, Richmond-M A. Mitchell,
Sailed
Schr Ontario Latchum, Newbern, N. c., in tow of
Us. surveying schr. Caswell, new Bud, Key West
and W. c. Florida tSaed Tuesday,
Arrivals from Baltimore
Steamship Monticello, eager, Savannah, Goth inst
Brig James Carey Coale Linden, Pernambuco, 18th
ult.
Schr. ANGELA, Hunt. Boston 2lst ult
schr Mary Hattie, Jones, Norfolk, 18th inst.
Ciearances for Baltimore.
Schr Alice, Davis, Norfolk, 10th inst.
Memoranda.
Ship VIM Penn, Meade, for New Orleans sailed from
Philadelphia, 22d inst.
Ship Macauay, Rodgers, for Liverpool cleared at New
Barkentine Ephraim Williams. Johnson hence for Port
land put IN New York, 2st inst, repair having on
the 18th encountered heavy gale from NV. which split
sails and started the vessel leaking
Brig Monticello Hopkins hence for Rio de Janero
signailed Jan. oath, lat As s., lon. IS 10
Brig Mersey, --, from Georgetown, D. c., for Hava
M, spoken 1lth inst, lat. 81 90 lon. rs 40 Had
sprung leak and was putting back.
Schr West Wind, Burnett from Alexandria arrived at
Providence, 21st inst
Schr Buena VISTA Robev, from Alexandria arrived at
Providence, Goth inst.
schr. Hugh W. Frey Marshall from Mobile, arrived at
n. Orleans, 18th inst.
Schr Albert Jameson, jameson from Norfolk arrived
at Providence, Goth inst
Ship Banshee Keene. from Baltimore, at Rio de janet
ro 10th inst
Ship Calliope, Goodwin, cleared at Orleans for Ii
verpOol, 10th Inst
ship Courier, tBr.) Shaw, fm Montevdeo, was at New
Ship Mary Clover Chase, cleared at Boston. for Val
paraiso. 2ls inst
Bark Hydra Brown, cleared at Boston for Port Loui
2lst inst.
Bark Belle Ryder sailed from Boston for Philadelphia
2Ist inst.
Bark Virginia, Lowry, from Pernambuco, at N. York
2lst inst.
Brig Santa Clara, Elingwood, I'm. Matanzas, at New
York, Dist inst
sehr Herschen, Birdsall, from Galveston at Boston,
2lst inst.
schr p. W. Dillon, Marts Wilmington, at Boston
2lst inst
Sclr Jane c. Paterson Hand cleared ot Craresto,
for Philadelphia, 18th inst
Schr Ephr' i'm Anna, Dole cleared at N Orleans for
Disasters
" ASHORE Brig Sutton, FIN. Palermo for Baltimore
mostly landed without damage Per tel from Norfolk
to James Carey Coale, agent New York Board Under
writers.
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, Feb 22 Arr steamship Prince Albert
Galway ships Leicester Manila; Confden add Gaera
New Orleans: harks Young America, do Harvest Moon
Cardenas Linda Stewart, ST Jago Drigs Stevens and
Trade Wind, Z4ra Lavacca, Port Lavacca; Crawford
Alexandra; Proeus, 'ardenas; Santa Clara. Matanzas
Robt. A. Fisher. St. Domingo Volant Nuevtas: Balti.
Port au Prince; schrs Alexander NJ Jacmal; Geo
Deerng. Cardenas --Crd steamship st. Louis ~ Or
leans; ships Dreadnought Liverpool; j. c. Stamler Lon
don; bark1 T Betram, Mobile; Sea Duck Rotterdam;
Albertine, Havana brig A P Fluker, Port Prince;
schrs ; r. Warning, Savannah A. Moore, Havana; j. A
Bayard and j. H. Ioumans, North Carolina; Janus
Bremen.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22-Arr schrs r. J. Mercer
Matanzas; H. Rogers, N Orleans.
BOSTON, Feb. 2l-Arr ship st. Louis, New Orleans
brigs Monticello, Port Prince; George Amos Matan
zas; schrs. II. Hooton, Surinam Herscne Galveston
Eloise Ghareston Drgo Mobile; Eugene Jacksonville
Cid brig SomerS, Pernambuco.
southern Ports
NORFOLK, Feb 2l.-Arr schrs J.McAdams Portland;
l. circuit, New Nork-----Crd schr. H. B. Medcalf Prov
denCe.
RICHMOND, February 2l.-Crd brig Marry Eta Hal
flax.
WILMINGTON, February FL Crd brig Maria,
Cuba.
CHARLESTON February 2O-Arr brig Surf N. Or
leans pol Josea, Havana, schrs Laura Gertrude D.
C. Huse, New York, Bella Peck and Baltic Norfolk
era steamship keystone State, Philadelphia; ship Do
nau, Hamburg; bark Nord Amerka, Bremen; schr D B.
Warner, n. York.
SAVANNAH, February 2O.-Arr schrs Kingfsher, J.
Z. Homer, VIM Smith and d. W. Sanders, n. York; En-
ma Amelia, Boston.--Crd bark j. NJ. Thurston Bos
ton; schr Argus, Turks Island.
MOBILE, February E-Arr ship Mary Storer East
port; Julia, St Thomas Cynosure, LiverpooI.--Crd
ships Tho Jefferson, and South Carolina LIVERPOOL Sci
ota Havre; hrgs Preciosa, Barcelona J. Rhymas Bos-
ton schrs. Queen of the South and F. Carver P,oyi
dence. -
NEW ORLEANS; February 1S.-Arr ships Ocean Pear;
Plymouth Mass Courier MOntevideo; banks White Sea
Boston, General Stricken, Rio de Janero-Crd ship
Macaulay, Liverpool; Prindz Oscar Fleetwood E.; Pyra-
mid Genoa bark Delphos, Boston; schrs A NJ Adridge
Philadelphia.
Notice
ALTERATION or THE HEIGHT OF LIGHTS KIsH BANK.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board \
Washington Feb. 90 1860
Information has been received at this Office that
after the ls day of Jny, 1860 lights at present
shown from the fore and mzzen mass of the Ilghtyas
Sclmoofed OIL the north point of the Ksh Bank at the
respective heights of % and % the level of the
sea VIII be lowered and feet the height of
2olee above that level. The light exhibited from the
mahhast VIII remain, as at present, height sc
feet above the level of the above the level
of the two other lights This vessel will carry black
b allat each mast head
This alteration is deemed desirable it having been re-
presented that the lights exhibited are when seen in
one, liable TO be mistaken for a single light
The light will be elevate So above the level of the
and in clear weather should be from a distance
Of about nine miles This vessel will carry black hall
at her mainmast head.
Also, that at the date the fixed white LIGHT at
present exhibited from the light mcored off the
south end of Arklow Bank, will be discontinued and
henceofth revolving white light which will attain its
greatest brittany once in every minute will be exhibited
from the veSseis mainmast The light will be elevated
So feetabove the level of the sea- should seen in
clear weather from distance of about ten miles This
vessel VIII also carry black ball mainmast head