The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-15
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PORT Of BALTIMORE, February l3

Arrived
Steamer Patapsco Layfeld, 46 hours from New York
Steamship Joseph Whitney, Loveland, 60 hours from
Boston-mdse and passengers to A. L. higgins. Saw
vessels bound up.
Steamer Henry l.. Cav, Her, from Philadelphia-mdse
to ]. A. Shriver
Schr. Ontario, Latchum, from Newbern N C-nayal
stores and cotton to ]. Corner & Sons.
Schr R 5. Dean, Cook, from Taunton, Mass-mdse. to
s. Phillips Co.
Cleared.
Steamer Patapsco, Layfeld savannah-Samuel 7.
Steamer Elizabeth, Mclaughlin, New York;. A.
Shriver.
Steamship s R. spauIding, Howes, Providence-A t.
Hugglns.
Steamer VIM. seden, Kirwan fredericksburg
Clyde.
Schr Chas Colgate, Cooper, Chareston-Chas Fender
gast.
schr Diamond, Fooks. Norfolk and Portsmoutf-Ias.
Sullivan.
Schr VIM Severe Brooks Richmond Van 4 Mit.
schr. Butterfly, Hubbard, Richmond-wm Applesarth
schr. sOhn Allen, Slower, Richmond-wm Applegarth
Sons.
On Monday-Schr. Lizzie, Russell, Todd Porto Bello
Arrivals from Baltimore.
Schr Maryland, Wilson, Charleston, 18th lnst-per
Schr R. H Huntey Hammond, New York 18th inst
Ship Ernestne, Frerchs, Bremen, 22d ult
Ship Grace Slowe, Havre, oath ut
Ship Ocean. Klopper, Bremen 22d ult.
Ship Star, Williams, Havre, 22d ut.
Ciearances for Baltimore
Schr. Carrie, North, Norfolk 11th inst.
Memoranda.
Bark Campanero, Dubel, for Mobile sailed from Rio de
Janeiro, 5th ut
Bark Fioreta, from Richmond via Pernambuco for Rio
de Janeiro seen 18th ult, Pernambuco light NV IL
milec.
Brig Virginia, Ramsey from Richmond arrived at Rio
de Janeiro, lst ult, and remained 5th.
Schr John McAdam, Parsons fer Portland for Norfolk
arrived af Newport, 10th inst
Ships Ocean and Ernestine, hence, at Bremerhaven
22d ult.
Bark Indus, Thompson, fm New Orleans via Matanzas
arrived at Cardenas, Sd inst.
Ship Luna Warkmester for Baltimore via I.iyemooI
sailed from Bsemen, 2lst ut.
Bark Swan, Lemon fm New Orleans arrived at Glen
fuegoes, 9th uit.
Barkentine A. Manderson Thomson. for Cardenas
cleared at Philadelphia, 18th inst.
Brig j. W. Appegarth, Collins, fun. Pernambuco ar
rived at Philadelphia 18th inst.
Brig Union State FOxwel fm. Rio de Janeiro arrived
at Wilmington, n. c., 18th inst. ~
Ships Juniatia Ellen Stewart and Robert for Balti
Ship Ellen Stewart, Lyon for Calcutta, cleared at Lii
yerpool Oath ult
Bark Gen. Stricken, Mcdonald for New Orleans sailed
from Rio de Janeiro, 9Th ult.
schr. Joseph Guest Loveland from Baltimore, arrived
at N. York, 18th inst
Schr, Elate, Facemire, from Bridgeton, New York
18th inst
schr: John R. Slater passed off Barnegat, bound
Ship Philadelphia. Poole, sailed from Liverpool for N
Orleans, 18th ult.
Disasters
On the 9TH inst, with NE wind and strong breeze the
bark Holland, went ashore to the north of Barnegat
Inlet, at sp. M it was very hazy, and the wind dying
away All command over the vessel was lost because
of heavy swell setting in shore she was then aban.
doned the appearance of the weather indicated
wind, and the crew took to the boats which were
cleared after much labor and with greatest difficulty
There 81 feet water in the hold when left, and
nothing saved but the clothes the crew had long
boat with the captain and men, picked up by
the schooner Eagle, at IL a. m the next morning
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, Feb. 13-Arr steamship Moses Tayor.
New Orleans s. Gildersleeve Whampoe; barks E. Bars
Bermuda Wameang, Rio de Janeiro; brigs Calmuch, CT
enfuegos; Borneo Cardenas; Voante, Buenos Ayres;
G. Anderson, St Marks; schrs VIM Lancaster Gonaives
Chas Smith, Liverpool Arctic, Georgetown u c.; Cren
shaw, Gsego and LynchbuEg. Richmond Sunny South
and j. A. Bayard North Carolina; John Strong and Ann
D. Norfolk; Yorktown, City Point; o. P. Howe Peters
byrg D. B. Pitts Fredericksburg West Wind Alexan
dria.-Cld steamship Cahaw ba, Havana; ship Howard
Hamburg; burks Sultana, Newcastle Ann f. Grant,
ship Nebraskr Amsterdam; schrs. C. v Sassy Boco del
Toro: Frank Herbert, Charleston W. Smith, Savannah
D. W. Bagley Mobile; Rhode Island, Washington; VIM
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 1S Arr. steamer Keystone
State, Charleston.-Crd barks Hamilton, Matanzas; An
BOSTON, Feb. TO- Noon. - Crd bark Champion,
Charles tom brig Andover, Alexandria; schr. Kendrick
Feb. Ii-Crd barks Trinity Galveston Maria, Savan-
nah; schrs Rising Sun and A. H. Manchester, do. f.
Nckerson, Richmond.
NORFOLK, Feb 11.-Arr. schrs. Chief Providence;
Rnggold, New York.
CHARLESTON, Feb 11-Arr bark Czarina Frankfort
Me-Cld steamships Columbia, New York; Keystone
State, Philadelphia; bark Gesond, Barcelona; schr.
| SAVANNAH, Feb. 10-Crd ship Lucohia, Liverpool
bark Eringo Bragh do schrs Mississippi Portlsnd Jas
| A. Brown, Havana
MOBILE. Feb. Arr tTg John r Dow, N York
| CPd bark Magdalena Barcelona.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. q.-Arr ships Felicia and J.
Montgomery, Havre; Powerful Liverpool; John NJ. Mayo
Boston; barks Hermirsge Lisbon Clifton Speedw ell;
Arzac Rio de Janeiro schrs. L. Gilmore Boston-Crd
ship J W. Clark, Liyerpool schrs Peter Novel; Car
| denas
| Notice to Mariners
! NORTH ATLANTIC-CANARY IsLAND-TENERIFFE- -sUyKRN
e ENK. "
photographic Office, Admiralty, 4
London, Jan. l6 1860.
Information has been received at the Admiralty from
H. NJ Consul at the Canary Island, that the sh Dec
1859 the mail steamer Cleopatra passing the north
east end of Tenere the observed breaking
supken rock at about mile East (true) from Anaga
| Point or f by from the point known La Mancha
Blancs By letter from the naval authorities at the Ca
nary Islands, it appears that this rock is known to the
pilots of the port Of Santa Cruz that is named the
de la Manche has fifteen feet 1t at low water and
Il feet high tide, and the breaks it only
| certain occasions.
Caution.-As this danger lies in the track of vessels
oounp from the Northward to the OF Santa Cruz the
mariner Is cautioned to give 1t wide berth, either by
passing well in shore well to seaward of it, until its
sltion De correctly ascertained. 4a.r aa59t &
| By command Of their Lordships
| JOHN WASHINGTON, photographer
| treasury Department. Office Lighthouse Board,
| Washington, Feb. z, 1860. ! 4
Official information has been received at this Office that
on and after the 1st day Of November 1889 light would
be exhibited the Lighthouse