The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-08
IMPORTS Al BALTIMORE
Shipping SntellJQente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, DECEMBER
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Arrived.
Steamer F W Brune, Foster, from New York. ndsa to
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from Norfolk-to NJ. N
Falls.
Steamer John shriver, Dennis, from PHILADELPHIA
mdse to Shriver
Br schr Inkerman, Brook from Halifax fish to Rich.
ardson Go. o.---Bee Hunt, Holmes. from New York
ballast to Wm Rhoads Son.--E Elliott DeGroat fm
Tray, to do-Cohasset Tobey, from Wareham to Enoch
fratt Yo----Wm Burden, Ferris, from Albany
mds0 to sundry persons-Minnehaha, Young, 4 days
from Charleston, rice, rosin, &C. to Pendergast-0s
pray, Smith, I'm Washington, n C, lumber and naval
stores to Jas Corner & Sons:
Barge l. A Birey, Dorman, from Havre de Grace ice
Ship John Knox, Gun from Calao, via Hampton
Roads-guano to BarIi Bros-towed ur by Lioness and
Iigress-Nov 18th, lat o. SO n lon S. l6 exchanged
sgnats with r bark Coroni from Demerara London
Scdr Ocean Bird, Conley, from New Bedford ballast
Ship Mary McNear, McNear, from Caao via Hamp
ton koads-guano to Rarr Bros-towed up by Hercules
Schr Hero, Terry, from Philadelphia-mdse. to John
sehr NJ. WrightingtOn, Thatcher, from Boston-mdse
Schr Mazeppa, Davis, from Wiscasset Me-heading
to I. W. 0'Brien-arriaed 9th
Schr Dolphin, Hill, from Newburn N C-cotton and
naval stores to Jas. Corner & Sons.
Cleared.
steamship Ben DeFord, Hallett, Boston via Norfolk
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Norfolk--M Falls
Steamer Virginia, Fairbanks, Fredericksburg, by R
- Steamer John shriver, Dennis, Philadelphia, ] A
Shriver. f' =
Steamer franklin, Dougherty, New York, shriver.
Bark Laconia, Bearse, Boston, Georges Creek coal &
iron Co
Sailed
Brig Humboldt, Carnage, Barba ioes in tow of steam
tug Tigress.
Brig May Qneen Morton, Damariscolth
Arrivals from Baltimore
Schr Richard Borden, Arnold, New York 5th inst
Schr Albert Field, Wesgate, Dighton Sd inst
Schr John Lanthall Vanderwater, Providence Sd inst
Schr VIM Allen, Gray, New York. 4th inst
Schr Samuel Eddy, Patten, New York 4th inst
sehr VIM Salisbury, Hudson, Fall River, I'd inst.
Clearances Tor Baltimore
Schr Clara Belle Mitchell Richmond 5th inst
Memoranda
Steamship Jos Whitney Loyeland. from Savannah
arrived at Boston, 5th inst.
Ship Flora Mcdonald Fuller from London for Mobile,
put back at Deal 10Th ult, having been in collision of
Falkstone, the night before with French brig
Schr Conconary, ashore Lambert's Point is from
North Carolina for Baltimore. Her manmast is gone
above the deck thgeher with of orsmast She will
be taken to Norfolk for repairs.
sGhr Constitution, Staples of and from Swans Island
Beach, Cape Cod coast and sunk immediately All hands
ttour) persisted, except one man.
schr Sea Nymph, Dawson, for Baltimore, sailed from
Barkentsne Andrew Manderson, Thompson from Rio
pc Janelro, arrived at New Orleans, 30th ut
aenr W m Mason, Staples fm Alexandria, arrived at
Schr L Tay, from Boston, to load for Baltimore. ar
rived at Wicasset, Sd inst.
Brig A II Campbell late of Baltimore was condemned
and sold at Rio Grande, Oct 18th
Schr Mary Standlsh Atwood, from Boston for AIexan
dria, arrived at Newport 4th inst.
Shp Scotia, from Rotterdam, at Baltimore encounter
ed heavy westerly weaer, lost fore topmast and spli
sails Ni
Schr. David Sissen Reynolds, from Hartford. with =
LOAD OF hay, took fire p NJ Of the 5th inst Noan Ct
and at last accounts was still burning
Schr Berenice S595h TONS built at Gloucester ir
1875 has been sold to George Comsock ID and others
Lubec. N' -
Schr. Anna 20 tons, built at Essex in 1850 has been
sold to Benz. ID. COggins, of Iubec
schr Elizobeth, at Gloucester from Wscasset had lost
Jlb and part of deck load of hay.
Brig James Davis of Stockton from Boston for Port
land, which went ashore on Wood Island and subse.
quehtiy at hltery, Me, was got off supposed without
material damage, and arriv ved at Portland 1th inst
Schr Chartar Oak at Essex 5h inst reports being in
collision Saturday night, off Cape Cod with schr Sur
PRISE of and from Plymouth for Norfolk and probably Y
sunk her. Took OF captain and crew. and carried them
to Essex.
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK. December 6.-Arr barks John Benson
and Arrogance, Turks Isand brig Lucy Darling Nassau:
scfrs Alfred Malaga Lizzie Taylor, Alexandra; Fras
Burritt, Newbern, G; l. Edwards, Fernandina
CID steamship Montgomery Savannah; ships H Wright
London; Horense. do; baks Louisiana Havana; Junata
Emma, Para; W L Groen, Jack vile; W Nash Lis
bon; schrs Col Satterly, and Fl Brewster, Charleston
Belfass bark W Holbrook, Havana, brig Geo T ward
St Marks schIs Ned Thompson, Wilmington; Edwin Cor
Glasgow-Cld ship W Bailey, Melbourne; Bowen
Providence; Golden Eagle, San Francisco; Schmidt
derry; Moxley. st Marks; brigs NJ Mayhew Bermuda
Water Witch Wilmington jersey Blue Newport; schr.
Triumph, Havana F Currie Richmond; Whistler Taun-
ton; Godfrey, Philadelphia L Getruude Fernandna
PHILADELPHIA, December 6-Arr steamship Bos
ton, New ork schrS Broadfeld, Witch Queen AMI Mag
nolia, Boston; Fair Leader, Salisbury Md bark Hec-
tor, London brig Santa Clara Maanzas; schrs AdeIso
savannah j Thompson, New York Witch Qncen, Pensa
cola; NJ Renhardt, New Orleans.
Southern Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, December 6-Arr sclr Helen Mar
Boston.
NORFOLK, December 5-Arr steamship Yorktown
and City of Richmond; jamestown, New York;
CID steamship Yorktown, New YORK; bark Escoriaza E
ayana brig lslannd Queen, West Indies Elizabeth do
Abby Watson, Jamaica.
:, December 6-Arr steamship Virginia, Philadelphia
brig Amanoosuck, New York; schrs Alexander Law
Philadelphia.
SAVANNAH, December S-Arr steamship Florida, New
ork; ship Ann Decatur, Brunswick.--Cld steamshi
Augusta and Cuyler, New York; ship Argo Liver
pool; schr VIM Ellis New York
SAVANNAH, December 5-Arr steamship Alabama
New ork--Gld schr Davis do
CHARLESTON, December 4-Noon-Arr STEAMSHIP
Columbia, New York.--Cld bark Etiwan Liverpool
brig Paco, Barcelona
Notice TO Mariners.
Notice is hereby given that the Shovelful Shoals Iirh
essel has parted her chain and is at Monomoy Sh
will be replaced with as little delay as possible of which
due notice will be given.
By order of the Lighthouse Board
MELANCTON SMITH Com US N
Lighthouse Inspector Second District
Boston, Dec. 5. 1860.