The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-04
Shipping sattIllaents,
PORT OF BALTIMORE, January g..
Arrived.

Arrived
Steamer Georgia, Pearson, from ship Silver Star, she
towed lighter laden with coal from her into Annapolis
Roads on Monday evening Reports the ship in the
position her copper had been considerable by the
drifting upon her sdea large lighter of 400 tons capac
ty will be taken down by the Georgia this afternoon
Steamship Monticello new eager, from New York
but could not get up the Potomac account of the
ice. Reports the tail of the Horse Shoe, Ship off
the Potomac river bark Syph from Boston for Baltimore
Steamer Geo Peabody Pritchard, from Norfolk-to N.
n. Falls. Reports off New Point, ship, at anchor,
countered heavy ice far Sharp's Island and was
nearly six hours working from North Point to her wharf
Steamer Pocahontas, Travers, from Rchmond-to J..
Brandt Jr. Reports in Hampton Roads Eastern schr.
with loss of foremas off Stingar Point ship anchor
and below Hawkins Point schr Geo. NJ Smith hence for
New York. and another unknown supposed Bela Peck -
hence for Providence, both ice bound, having been in
that position since Saturday last. Also reports in amp
ton Roads bark Cavalier for Rio Janeiro, and another
bark supposed Empress Theresa, also from Rio for Bat
more.
Bark Chester, Crosby, West Indies-Hal & Loney.
Arrivals from Baltimore.
Steamship Parkersburg, Powell, New York LIST inst.
Steamship Jos. Whitney, Loveland Boston, 1st inst.
Ship Herald of the Morning, Baker Boston, 31st ult
Schr. Harriet Baker, Webber New Bedford, Both ult
Schr III B. Metcalf, Burton Providence, Both ult
Schr D. l.. Sturges Norris, Providence, Both ult
Schr. Arctic, Perkins, Newport, 3lst ult.
CIearances for Baltimore
Schr. T. C. Worre Dixon Wilmington N. c., 30th ult
Schr. Austin, Parsons, Plymouth, Oath ult.
Memoranda.
morning it having been deemed advisable not to send
her down last night.
Ship Herald of the Morning, Baker, from Baltimore,
was below Boston, 30th ult.
Ship Silver Star, aground at the mouth of the river,
dragged ashore during the late storm about half
mile n F. of the Seven Foot Knoll in II feet water-the
ship drawing IT, The steamer Georgia was sent down to
her Saturday but returned she be gotten
off until lightened which will be done Immediately
Ship Scotland. Burt, from Caao for Baltimore sailed
from Hampton Roads, 29th ut.
Bark Emile; tsic) =, for Baltimore, sailed fm Mes
25th
Bark Clifton Lewis from Baltimore Rio de Janero
signalized 23d ult., lat II 90 s. Ion 35.
Barks Winifred, Immore, and Clara Haxal Dutton,
both hence at Richmond on Saturday night last.
schr Francis Newton, Emerson, from Baltimore, un-
certain remained at Nassau, N. P, 22d ult.
Schr. Denorte, Dinsmore, from Lubee for Baltimore
arrived at Newport, 3lst ut.
Schr. Medora, Rhoads from Richmond for Providence,
arrived at Newport, 10Th ult.
Schr. ANGELA Hunt, from Baltimore for Boston, ar
rived at Edgartown, 2Sth ult.
Schr Astrea Pine, from Boston for Baltimore arrived
at Holmes Hole, 2Sth ult
schr. John L: Darling, Howes for Norfolk, sailed I'm
Providence, 30th ult
Schr. f. Arcuarius Snow, for Richmond sailed from
Rockand 9th ult.
schr. orrin Cowl Smith, from Boston for Baltimore
arrived at Newport, Goth ult.
Schr Fl. B. Metcalf Burton from Baltimore for Proyi
dence arrived at Bristol 2sth ult.
Schr. Jennie Morton, Bullock. for Vera Cruz,
towed to sea from New Orleans, 22d ult.
Schr. Maryland, Gourly, hence for Charleston,
seen Both ult., 10 miles north of Hatteras
Schr Montezuma, Lewis. from Baltimore for Portland,
arrived at Holmes Hole, 9th ult.
Brig Abbott Lawrence. Fuller, from Baltimoe for Ros
ton, was at Dennis, Goth ut.
Brig 0rozimbo Bunker from Baltimore for Boston ar
rived at Edgartown. 9th ult
Brig Fairfax, new Travers, hence for Trinidad de
Cuba, went to on Sunday last at noon
Brig Isaac NJ Denson Barton for Para, cleared New
York, Goth ult.
Brig Director Reynolds, for Franklin, La, cleared
Galveston, 10th ult.
Brig Monserrate, Crowther from Galveston arrived at
Pensacola oath ult.
U. S. Rev. Cutter Phillip Allen, Capt Sands from
cruise the Eastern Shore and last from the Patuxent
river, entered Annapolis Harbor Sunday morning
she was unable to reach this port Of the ce
On Monday the bay appeared to be frozen the
Eastern Shore the steamer Merchant, Capt Sands,
obliged to return to Annapolis after attempting make
her regular trip to Baltimore, Monday reported
having seen off North Point schr, with iih and main
sail set the latter split, there attached
vessels under the Western shore locked the ce
observing on boad supposed they had been aba
donedaso reports the ship Silver Star in the posi-
tion as before reported.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK, January Arr steamship Huntsville,
Savannah ships West Point, Liverpoo VIM. Frothng-
ham, Havre; bark John Benson, Turks Island brig l.
Clausen. Cadiz.
BOSTON, December 31.-Arr. bark Nueces Galveston
ta Enoch Train New Orleans briggs Madeira Port SPAIN
Randolph Mobile; schrs. Orrs, Mayaguez; C. Farms
worth, Wilmington, n. c.; Westover, Richmond.
Southern Ports.
BOSTON, December 2S.-Crd. ship John s, Albert n.
Orleans; bark D Kimball, do.
BOSTON, Dec 29.-Crd ship Mary Merrill, Matanzas;
brig River Belle, Aspnwall.