The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-14
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, February l2.

PORT OF BALTIMORE, February l2
arrived
Steamship Baltimore Green, FIN. Havana, 7th inst
sugar fruit &c. to Friend, Ricketts, Co. Left in port
Gun Key Light Feb. Sth, ship bourd SOUTH showing
white flag with red ball in the centre. Feb 11th lat
for New Orleans repairing sails OF the Rappshannock
passed herm brig at anchor. The B. made the trip in
8 days.
Steamer Georgeanna, Pearson, from Norfolk-to NJ N.
Falls Passed off New Point large ship at anchor; off
Smiths Point, full rigged brig, and herm. do-all
bound up. The G. arrived Sunday.
Bark Anna, (Br.) Mckinney, from Demarara 21st ult
sugar and molasses to W G. Perot Sailed in company
with bark Albcore, for Liverpool N. s. Left in port
rig Ferdinand, Lloyd, from St. Mary's, dscharging
Bark Grand Turk, Dolliver from Norfolk in ballast to
load for Cuba-to Morre Rande Towed upby steamtug
Uncle Ben.
Brig Margaret, ,Br) Fayt St John, N B.-pIas.
ter to Kelsey Gray.
Schr. Martha Washington, Nightingale from Plymouth
schr. F. smith Chase, from Washington, s. o.-bal-
last to Kelsey & Gray.
Schr. Mohawk, Staples, from Ponce, P R., Goth ut-
sugar and molasses to Stirling Ahrens. Encountered
heavy weather in the Gulf Stream Towed up by Tiger
Sailed in company with brig Rainbow, for New Haven
Left in port bark Evening STAR for New Haven in eight
days Mary Ellis, New York, do Spoke I'd inst lat. 27
II, Ion. II II brig L. & W Armstrong, from Mayaguez,
P. R., for New Orleans. Feb. Sth, in the Gulf Stream
during hurricane, while the vessel was lying to- Rob
Shampier seaman of Baltimore, washed off the flying
schr Lookout Thornton, 10 days from Portland-plas
ter fish, &c, to Kelsey Gray. Towed up by the Her
cules
schr Hero, Terry, from Philadephia-mdse to John w.
Conkey & Parr. Encountered severe gale Thursday
night last and came being wrecked-also damaged
Schr; Baltimore, Phillips, from Richmond-to NJ A.
Mitchell.
Steamship Locust Point, French, New York-Saml T.
Pearce.
No vessels reported.
Off North Point, large herm. brig at anchor.
Disasters.
The bark Holland, of New York went ashore Barne-
gat on the night of the Sth The following is the state
ment of Capt. Foy:-
On the 9TH inst with NE wind and strong breeze went
ashore to the north Of 'Barnegat Inlet p m; it
very hazy, and the wind dying away. could not
mand my vessel, because of a heavy swell setting in
shore abandoned the ship, the appearance of the
weather indicated more wind and the took to the
boats, which cleared with the greatest difficulty.
There feet water in the hold when left and
we saved nothing but the clothes stood in The long
boat in which was, with men, was picked up by
the schooner Eagle at II the next morning. do
not know what became of the other in which was Mr..
Decker the Super with the cook and two seamen
tSignedl THOMAS F0Y.
Master bark Holland.
Memoranda.
Br. ship Milton Lockart Forrest, which sailed from Lv
erpool Dec l7h for Baltimore laden with salt returned
to that port JAN 9th leaky and will have to discharge
for repairs The report of her arrival below Baltimore
in the papers of yesterday received through of
the pilots.
Steamship Thos. Swami Ramsay, which sailed thence
Saturday for Charleston, grounded off the Falls and
lMonday)
sequence of the mud machine being left in the channel
from Saturday evening until this morning, when she
foated and proceeded.
Ship John Clark, Letournau, hence at s. W Pass, be-
low n. Orleans, 18th inst.-Per tel.
Bark Indus Thompson, FIN. New Orleans via Matanzas,
arrived at Cardenas Sd inst.
Ship Luna Warkmester for Baltimore via Liverpool,
sailed from Bsemen, 2lst ut.
Bark Clifton, Lewis, m Rio de Janero arrived al New
Orleans, 10th inst.-Per tel.
Bark Clintonia Wight Plummer, was discharging at
Gibraltar, 14th ult.
Brig John & Albert from Leghom for Baltimore, put
into ST. Thomas in distress and pronounced unsea
worthy the 2d ult Seven other vessels reported
Brig Fairfax, Travers, from Baltimore remained
Trinidad de Cuba, 10th ult.
Schrs. Lucy W. Alexander, Alexander, fm. Camden for
Norfolk, arrived at Rockand, 7th inst
schr name unknown, FIN. Apalachicoa, supposed
disrance to the southwark of Cape Henry. Messrs.
Baker of Norfolk) wreckers have gone to her assis
tance.
Schr David ]. Bower, Atcherson from Alexandria,
rived at Providence, 9th inst.
Schrs. Geo Henry, Field, for Baltimore, and G W.
Grice Palmer for Richmond, to sea from Charles
ton 9th lust
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, Feb. 10-Cpd ships Uncle Tobey, Ant
werp; Realm, New Orleans, Victory Aoapuco brigs c.
Allen, Jacksonville Conquest Port Price; Charl
ena, Havana; Rush, Amterdam; Commonw eah, Antigu;
schrs j. NJ Holmes, Apaaohicoa;Aice, Norfolk; D. C.
Hulse and R Caldwell Charleston Senator, Savannah;
VIM: ma A. Grilfin, , Grenada.
Charleston; bark d. Jex Belize, Hon.; brigs ] A,
rrnpad 1 aaurea co 1 steamships v FLORIDA n
leans Senator, City Point; 0rpheus Bremen barks Alva
Trinidad; Morning STAR Ponce; G. Bradford, Antwerp;
d. Miller N. Orleans Kate Weston, Rio Grande Airing
ton, Mobile Dawson, Norfolk; Tomah jacksonville
n. Casey, Boco del Tor0.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb Cid schr. Matanzvs, Martini
que r. G. Whilden, Mobile
Feb n.-Noon-Arr bark Ell, Rio de Janeiro.-Crd
Feb 12.-Arr brig Moonlight, Black River, jam. schr.
A. Godfrey, Georgetown, s. c.
BOSTON, February 10-Arr. bark General Warren,
Salt Cay; brgs Neraus Surinam; Emerald 1sle Turks
Feb 1.-Cld barks Trinity, Galveston Maria, savan-
nah; schrs Rising Sun and A. H. Manchester, do; E.
Nickerson, Richmond.
Southern Ports
ALEXANDRIA, February n.-Arr schr. D. Ireland,
N. York.-Cl'd schrs Tram Smith, Somerset, Mnneso-
NORFOLK February 10 Arr schrs Agate, New
York; Eggett, Norwich.-Crd schr. Mott Bedell, New
RICHMOND, February 1O.-Arr. schrs. Giraffe and NJ.
E. Gage, Boston'-Crd schr. Danville, New York
WILMINGTON, February 11-Arr bark saranac, Car
denas brig Ceyton, New York; schr. John Shaw Porr
Spain --Cpd brig Jerome, Halifax Governor, Cura-
Bruen, and B. Hawkins, New York--Crd ship Co.
lombo and bark Enterprise, Liverpool brig Hugo Bar
ceona.
Feb. CPD steamship Jas. Adger, New York; barks
Palma, Barcelona; Achilles, Amsterdam schrs. Elose,
Boston; Alert Philadelphia Arr steamship Keystone
State, Philadelphia; schr. Carrie Hues New York.
SAVANNAH February s-Arr ship Sandusky, Liver
NEW ORLEANS, February Arr ship Judith, New
York; Albert Currier, Newburyport; Amelia Aspin-
walk bark Harriet Hazeltine Boston; sch Chrysolite
Richmond.-Crd bark Otillie, Bremen; brig Louisiana;
Trieste.
Notice to Mariners.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board,
Washington, Feb 7, 1850.
Official information has been received this Office that
and after the 1st day of November 1889 light would
be exhibited from lighthouse erected Huapacuy
at the San Carlos de Ancud, the norh
coast OF the Island of Chile.
The light is fixed white light varied every minute by
flash tits elevated 1s7 feet above the level OF the sea
at nigh water and should be visible in clear weather from
The illuminating apparatus is dioptc, by lenses of
the fourth order.
The light tower is 80 feet high circular painted
white the lantern is painted green From it the west
point of the lsla Dona Sebasana bears N NE uapacho
Its position. according to Chan Notice. is lat AZ 46>
15 5, Ion. 74o L West of Greenwich; but the Admir-
atty Plan of Port San Carlos Huapilacuy point is in lat
4l6 46> 45>> s. lon 73o 55> 45>< W.
CAUTIoN.-The mariner will observe that the above
bearing from the light to Huachueucuy head W. by S.
passes to thea southwark of Huapacho point Corona
head vessels therefore approaching Port Carlos from
the southwark after rounding Huachucucuy head should
continue steering the norheasward keeping Corona
head to the southward of east to avoid the Huapacho
shoa until the light bears by E. when they aul
to the southwark and act according to circumstances.
The bearings magnetic variation 19' east in go.
Official information has received this office that
night of the 3st of March, 1860 and every night
thereafter a light will be exhibited from sunset until
SUNRISE the lighthouse now in course OF erection at
Cay obos situated in the old Bahama channel on the
southwestern edge of the Great Bahama Bank.
The light will be a fixed white light to illuminate $3.50
degrees placed an elevation of l46 above high water
and in clear weather should be seen at distance
The journal de st. Petersburg announces that
toe commerce OF Russian subjects in China meets
with no impeachment, and that the members, both
of the lay and ecclesiastical mission enjoy every
desirable protection both in Pekin and the neigh
| hood.