The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-16
Shipping gntflll9sntf.
PORT OF BALTIMORE. June "a

Arrived.
Steamers Artisan, Foster, from New York and Henry
L Cav, Her. from Philadelphia, both with mdse
Shriver.
coffee to Hugh jenkins X Co. lowed up by steamtug
Ajax Came the capes 18th inst Has been north Of
Currituck since the sh and that day encountered
violent tornado-snce that time strong NNW winds ari
Gains Left ships Pocthontas, dscg Goals; Albatrrs
do; barks Mariana, for New York ldg Gratta from
London Bssne tBelgl for New York, idg; brig News
ooy 40 soon and others as before reported May 7th
lat " ) lon ~ W. exchanged signals with ship Pampero
bound SSW, showing Marryats signals, dis pendent
Bark Cavalier Mcleod, Rio de Janeiro Nav 9TH
coffee TO James Hooper Sons lowed up by steam
Apr. 3Oth-coee to Kirkland Chase 4 Co. Towed M by
the steamtug Tigress.-Unon, Trppe, from Boston
assorted cargo to Harding 4 Co.
Brig Virginia, Pratt from Kennebunkport Me- ballast
to MASTER towed up by Tigress
Brig Echo, Booze, from Mayaguez, R, may aOth-s
steamtug Fairy Queen June sth lat 81 N, lon "a TO-
brig Abatross searspor bound to the norhward
Left in port schrs j. Bowman for New York, I'd inst,
and D. Trowbridge for New Haven, 9Th.
schrs Champion, Monroe, from Sombrero, guano to A
Taylor, Nickerson, FIN Halifax, fish ITO Matthews and
Jas Corner Sons. --Harriet Baker Weber from
Calais to Kelsey Gray; laths to Thomas Matthews &
Son. lowed up by tug Edwin Forrest.--Mara Roxana
Palmer from Calais laths to Johns & Rogers lowed mn
by Reliance Mountain Avenue, Kelly. from Norfolk
oaLastto Heslen Rogers
Cleared.
t'Steamships Spauldng, Howes, Boston via Nor folk
A L Husgins, Locust Point, French, New York sam
=, strs Bruno, Foster, New York, shriver--
Henry l. Cav, Her, Philadelphia do
Ships A Lawrence. Clay poole, Havana. Morrell 4
randall Earl, (Brem) Luderng. Bremen, Gerdes
BuIli9g / Wehrhane.-orpheus, Holmes, Boston, "
Bark Ellen Musen, Platt Havana. Morrel & Kandell
Fury, tPrnsl Mgtsray, Queenstown, Ireland, fo
Briggs Delta, Gasn, Aspinwall, Gilmor Meridith--
Moiunkus, Mitchell Kennebunksport, Maine Kelsey &
Schr Five Boys, Jones' Georgetown. S c, whedbee &
Cnckns0n Angela, Hunt, Rockport Audenreid
co--Maryland, knight, Psrtland, do.--Vermillion
Avery, Poughkepsie Y, do.-Henry James, Aldrich
do-Swsnn, Dill, Salem, dos Smith
"lcks, Hoboken, do do
brig Romance, Duncan, Kingston, Jam, in tow of thu
Bark Ellen, Morrison, Platt Havana, in tow of thu
Edwin Forrest.
Memoranda
Ship Leila Allen, from Baltimore arrived at Brouwers
haven, 26th uIJ.
Ship VIM Penn, Meade, for Baltimore entered for lde
at Liverpool, 9Th ult.
Ship James Cheston, with cargo of 1S75 tons coppe,
ore from Cobre for Baltimore, put in Valparaiso April
N,leaking considerably: had been compelled throw
overheard about $50 tons cargo he'd been found
started which was probably the of the leak and
the captain did not expect to have to discharge
tons of cargo.-By letter to Ellwood Walter ESD SEE
rotary of the Board of Underwriters
Brig Monticello, from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro lief
Cape Henry April g. and the 2sh experienced heav,
gale, was thrown on her beam ends and lost all waite
by falling from aoft The Monticello put in Barbados
18TH u for water with all hands SICK and sailed agaiI
Eastern Ports
ltNEW YORK, June 13-Noon.-Am steamship
Georges Creek Savannah Parkersburg, Wilmington c
ship Cumberland, Sunderland; bark H A Stephenson
New Orleans; brig Tanner, Apalachcola ships
Keller, London; Rowland, Callao bark Mary Fox
Pere.
NEW YORK, June 12,-Arr ship Edwin Forrest
Shanghai; barks La Plata Buenos Ayres; Mercyland
Bremen; briggs Mary Stewart, Palermo; Lucreta, Hava
na.-C'd ship Village Belle, Glasgow; briggs Harves
Queen, Bermuda State of Maine Cette.
PHILADELPHIA, June IS Arr schr DANDY EIouthe
ra--Cfd brig Annie Grant London; schrs J G Stle
Wilmington, C; G A Title, Charleston.
BOSTON, June l3.-Aar banks Genl Warren Turk
siand Tacon Cape of Good Hope; schIs West Wind Ma
tanzas McLain, Sagua s. Loud, Georgetown 5 c.
CPd banks Quicksep, Singapore Inman Bombay; justice
story, 1oree; brig Darien, Trinidad; schr NJ Petit
Southern Ports
ALEXANDRIA, June l3-Arr schrs Ann S Brown
Providence; Tram Smith, Fall River; Perrin Bos
ton'--Cfd schrs A Barrett, New Haven; Zeno, Phia
dephia.
RICHMOND June 13.-Crd schr R Allen Boston
,CHAkkEST0N June 18th, noon-Arr steamship Co
Notice to Mariners.
NEW CHANNEL sAPoLA SOUND, GEORGIA.
The channel crosses the bar three Quarters q
mile to the southwark the old one now in use AM
has much the appearance flt forcing hroug
the par which at this point is only about Two
1eet IN width, and with eighteen feet upon it
shoalest part, the soundngs showing twenty feet OF
inshsre along the channel course There eighteen fee
water upon the bar but only feet in the ole
channel In the latter the bar is fully mile in width
and the slightest deviation from Channel cours,
would carry vessel into sixteen fifteen The new
'ic coul'dy IS Wiue ana the BAR being
narrow affords great advantage to vessels of large
draught.
Flora Temple Reef which the ship Flora Temple
was wrecked October 1852 her passage tC
Havana with Chinese coolies lies the part Of the
China Ssa. in lat 10 10 n Ion ll3 81 T. The sounding
were athoms under the bows the wreck ne
bottom with y fahons of line within IA lance t,
the So AZ close to the reef and bottom with 20 faith
oms within mile to the NV. The breakers were no
more than $50 yards wide and extended about half ;
mile in a curve line from Ms to SW.
oauton-Ihe mariner is cautioned not to make free
WIN the dangeIous archipelago of reefs banks living
between the PaawGn coast and Pulo Sapaa, until thei
positions and existence correctly ascertaned
vessels have passed through them difficulty and
Tsk put others have either been wrecked lost