The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-03
Stipping ynttlll0snts.
PORT OFBALTIMORE, May 2.

Steamship W. 1rLins HplIet from Boston via Nor
foik~mdse and Messengers to A l. Huggins-passed of
York Spit large ship with Pan,eNS ~ or yo al
A shriyer-Henry l. Cav, Her, I'm Philadelphia, mdse
Barse Minnesota Adams, from New Xork, mdse to A
Shriver.
Strs Elizabeth, Mclaughlin, New York, J A Shriver-
Henry l. Cav Her Philadelphia do--Louisiana Rns
sci, Norfolk, NJ Falls--Belvidere Keene Richmond
Brandt, Jr-Ist Nicholas, Guy Alexandra and Wash,
Ship Parthenon, Erskine. Havana Morrell & Randall
~ BARK Stella, (Br,) Andrews, St. Johns, N. F, R&H
Brig Ianthe, EllngwOod, West Indies, Yates Co.
sen senr c. Il kayner Rayner, PermOnt, Y, Georges
Greek Coal and Iron Co.
No vessels reported
Arrivals from baltimore
BARK Empress Theresa, Walter, Pernambuco 10 March
brig Fannie Butler, Cardenas, oath ult
CIearnnces for Baltimore
Steams hip Locust Point French, Savannah 10Th ult.
Memoranda.
Ship Flying Dragon Watson, for Hampton Roads, sid
from Bakers Island Feb 18th.
Brig Wenonah, Dow, for Baltimore, sailed from sagua
AprilL1th
Rio Janeiro Goth March;
Bark Cook, Blanchard loading at Cardenas for
Baltimore April 2lst.
Disasters.
Schooner Sprightlng Sea, Myrick, from New York
ashore on Waech Sprague Shoal last week and was got
ten oil saturday morning Her false keel Knocked
off, causing the vessel leak badly and about 500 bush
els Of the cargo thrown overheard See arrived here
yesterday for repairs.
bark, whose name have not learned went ashore
on last Sunday morning in Lynnhaven Bay Wreckers
have gone down to her assistance.
p S.-The vessel reported ashore proves To he a dis
masted bark or brig, which lies anchor in Lynnhaver
Bay.-Nmfolk Argus - ~ "
Schooner Eliza Ma thews Bradley, from PHILADELPHIA
for Richmond run aou of wreck off Sassfras River on
Thursday night last and sunk Immediately A steamtug
has been sent to her assistance.
Brig Queen Esther, from Windsor for New York with
cargo OF ster reported gone ashore on the
morning o1 me 18th inst, about miles Watch Hill
lighthouse.
bark with all sails hlred was seen ashore on Tortu-
gas on 10Th nst apparently but shart time Several
Wrecders were near her
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, May Arr ships Underwater and Jas R
keeleTr LIVERPOOL briggs Wabash, New Orleans; Helen
Mar Windsor schrs Ocean Wave, do; Rush and Pailas
Roundout Jaue and Prion Calais; Angelina Rockland
lotte: sarae and Renown, Rockand.-CI'd bark Aman
da, Hayana; brig advance Cronstadt; Bedoin st John
Schrs North state Savannah; Emily, Wilmington
PHILADELPHIA, May Arr bark Mary Elizabeth
port Tntte, Governor, Fidella D smith Rebecca
Knight, and James Hewett, Boston, Jas Porter Roxbury
Ord ship Pam Flush, California; bark Cordea
Barbados schrs Sarah, Portland; f Williams David
Smith and salisbury, Boston; T Porter Charleston
MeTIson Taunton; Emira Richmond; Sarah Minge
BOSTON, April SO.-Arr barks voyager Bnenos Ayres
Ridiant, Savannah; brigs Forester, Gonaves; Relief
Milbrdse; schrs Mary Cleveland Palermo Anna Laurie
Port Lsour Alma, Annapolis; Mary Hawes Norfolk
Grierson, Ezabethpor Oraloo Pool Calais: VoIan
and Belle. Ellsworth; Globe, Yankee and Galena Ban@or
Concern, Bath; Lsconia. Saco Cpd shin Matilda
Ghaest2I n 3ngs Ocean Wave, Matanzas; Peerless,
Johns, +; Helen, Weymouth schrs Caroline Richibuc
to; Barbara, Miramichi; W Gem, Wilmington; J
Huntington Ai0aP Sout,.r, po.,.
ALEAANDkiA. May Arr schrs Pearl Port Depo-
site; Forward, Norfolk J Talent Portland: str G
Alger Philadelphia.
NORFOLK, April 3l--Arr steamship City of N York
Boston; schrs Henry Travels Petersburg; Williams
Pot Walthall II Culpepper, Philadelphia; Lynnhaven
Richmond
WILMINGTON, April 3O--Cld brig John Freemon
TrieSt; schrs David Faust. Boston; James Buchanan
Washington, G; Lock, Little River; Sally Ann Fail
Creek, ~ "
sAVANN All, April 3O.-Arr steamships Star of tn,
SoutA New otNi Joseph Whitney, Boston; brig Ocean
Wave, New York; schrs l. Davis and Lewis Milford do
--Cld steamships Alabama and Cuyler New York
ship Charles Cooper st John; bark Armenia Boston
brig R Haskell Saa River; Larch Georgetown, S G
schr S c Loud, do.
MOBILE, April 26-Arr schrs W Mershon, N York
DandenhOwcr, Philadelphia "
NEW ORLEANS April 2S-Arr steamship Moses IN :,
Tor, York; ships a Heirn, do; Exchange Boston:
-Cld ships Grace Sargent, George West and Napoleon
Llverpoo brig Forester, Matanzas schrs Venice Tam
pa Bay Suffolk Soto 10 Maina Canoya and Wesl Fleri
da Pensacola Sister Kate and Lily Mobile; Virginia
Notice to Mariners.
BALTIC GULF OF FINLAND-ALTERATIoN LIGHTS
IN ihhAALbADEN-GRUND AND REvEL-sTEIN
VESSELS.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse !
oo. Board, Washington, April 81 1860. I
olca Information has been received at this office thai
the Imperial Ministry Marine of Russia has given no
ice that during navgatio the Gulf of Finland il
e year $500 the following alterations will be made il
the lighting the Kalbaden Grund and Reve Stein light
vessels the former lying miles to the southwes
OF chisholm on the north shore of the Gulf and the lat
ter OIL ReYel, on the south shore.
The light vessel which will placed off the soueh sid
OF the kalbaden Grund instead the red light will ey
nlolt hxed white light on her mainmast and ball
The ghtvessel which will be placed off the north sid
OF the Keye STEM instead of three lights will exhib
only two fixed white lights one on har fore and the otbe
on her mizen mast, and ball at the and mizze
masthead.
By order of the Lighthouse Board:
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