The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-16
SbippInq SSntflIMente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, AUGUST Is.


Steam shps Ben DeFord, Haett. from Boston via Nor
folk dse and passengers to l. Higgins. Reports
the Horse Shoe Boston packed bark; another unknown
and brig Pamas from West Coast of Africa; off York
Spit two ships, bark, and herm brig; and below Tho
mas Point bark, all at anchor.-George Creek, Will
Let's 70 hours from Savannah mdse to Saml Pearce
Reports off New Point, herm brig; off the Potomac |
do of Point lookout, the of the bay
ship of war; and of Poplar Issnd, a shp-a at |
anchor.
strs Franklin, Doughsrty from New York, and John
shryer Denais from Philadelphia, both with mdse to
schr Emma Amelia, Harding, from Providence ballast
to Rhoads & Son.
Barge Helen Brown, HicHs from Havre de Grace, ice
to II oler
Cleared
strs Elizabeth Culinary, New York, and S Shriver,
Dennis, Philadelphia, Shriver--Adeaide Cannon
Norfolk, falls--George Peabody, Pritchard CITY
Point, Brandt, Jr--St Nicholas, GUY and Diamond
ingtJn.
Briggs Comet, lBrl Hill, Bermuda Yates & Co
CuOt, Sawyer, Boston, Kelsey & Gray
Schrs Empire, Marshall Boston, Kelsey & Gray
Onward, Branscom, do via Bluff Point, Ea---Petrel,
Nelson, Havana, MorIel RandalISoutherner Eyered,
borough, Todd, Richmond, do--Pariot Wroten, Rich.
mond. MischeIl--D Bayles, Janye, New York,
Georges Creek Co.
Correspondence of the Exchange Reading Rooms
tOd Point Comfort, Va, Aug l4th
Since writing yesterday have to report one large
black ship, with white quarter rail- came to anchor out
side the Rip Raps and afterwards beat in the Roads
large ship with painted ports in the Roads at
and proceeded up the river also chr and anchored off
Rico. i'-- ''''
Ps, 6pm-I have just ascertaned the names of some
OF the vessels here.-shp lily in ballast; Brem shin
Bremen, from Calao with gnano for orders also bs
Marion, New light and Azelia from Baltimore bound
out Inc wind is more moderate but still blowing hea
Wy, with thick rainy weather A herm brig and three
schrs have just come in with reefed sails RHJ
Steamship Jos Whitney, Loveland for Bostod cleared
at Savannah, 18th inst ~ ~
Ship Bremen from CallaO with guano for oreers arid
IN hampton Roads, 14th inst.
Bark Wnilred, -, for Hampton Roads next dow
was at Bahia, 18th ult "eN' 'a'
Brig Wheaton, Leamen for Baltimore salad e., po,
port, 9th inst. ~ ~ " i''S'-
Bark Henrietta, Brown, hence Rio de Janero, Nth
Brig IsOla, Lancaster for Georgeton D G. cIearad 81
Portland, 1lth inst " '''''eu d.
schr Mary Fletcher Crosby for Baltimore sailed from
Schr Swan Dill, for Baltimore sailed from Providence
Bark Leila Allen from Rotterdam for Baltimore, was
of Torbay, 26th ult. WIS.,
- schr Challenge, Hall, from Georgetown, arrived al
Schr Geo KilbOrn, Carver Alexandria, arrived at
Schr Sarah Lavinia Fort for Alexandria saiIal from,
Providence 1lth inst ~ 0
Rio Janeiro-Dates to Jnly 2oh per U S steamship
Pohaan, at Philadelphia 18th. Sailed Sth bark Roam
oke, New York l4th, schr Cogswell, do 10TH Naut
lus do llth ship Esther, Philadelphia 17th bark Flo
resta do 18TH brig Abbey Elizabeth do GOTH brig
Warwick, Lanfare, New York; 18th bark Sophia
Jones Baltimore-now below 18Th, ship Banshee Kean,
DO In port 2Oth barks Adelaide Pendergast White for
Baltimore arid 10th: Yrginian, Lowry, from Rich
mond via do ard 18th Mount Vernon Hall, for Balti
goth ult. " 1ie'
Bark Unon (TIan) Schultz, hence at Bremen. oath
Port Span, Goth nlt-Brig Clarence for Baltimore. TO
days; samuel Jones, from Baltimore ard 9th Jennie
Morton Bullock, do 23d Sailed from do 26th bork Eli
zabeth for st Jago de Cuba.
Bark Cavalier, Mcleod hence for Rio Janeiro spoken
Aug. 9, lat 80 %, Ion 63 90
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK. August 14-Arr steamships Damascus
Liverpool; EdnburS do; Philadelphia New Orleans
i5il9mderesa Galveston; Lee, Demarera Montezuma
and Mayiower Barbados; Wilson, Cienfuegos; Yumu
RI Matanzas; Aluah Trinidad Serafna, Sagua: bries
Bion and Waccanaw, Nuevitas; schrs Clara JacmeI
Henry Hooten, Matanzas Flanner, Trinidad; Albert
st Jago.--Cld ship Reed, Valparaiso; bark Hermes
London; Accai Cork brig Palmer do oscar Trinidad
BOSTON, August lS-Arr ship Young Eagle Liver
Jago. '"N D"S' "'
Southern Ports.
NORFOLK, Aug l3-Arr brig Marsala Boston. sch,
mond; schr 0sceola, N York. N
CHARLESTON Aug 9-Arr scbr n r Wornor No
Hor&-Cld steamship Jas Adger, New York; brig En-
ma Eyer Philadelphia; schrs W II GuilIiland Boston;
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. n.-Arr ship West Indian
4atanzas Cid ships Omar Pasha Genoa; P Wheeler
Notice TO Mariners.
state Department Office Lighthouse |
Board W Washington, Aug. Sth, 1860
The following notice mariners received at this de
parment from the United States at Pernambu
CO. IS published Tor the information of those whom it NAV
concern, We'd section. Rio de Janeiro Departm
Oh state ior naval Affairs, 18th of May, 1860
"By the Department of State for Naval Affairs Be II
known to all the mariners that lantern OF the For
ess OF the Santos Refs Magos situated on the bar of Rio
1ande do Norte in lat5 As SOUTH and Ion 35 IS Is west
OF Greenwich has been replaced by large circular amn
OF eight lights placed cylindrical tower but on the
platform of said fortress,
rms new light which is fixed and of a natural color
Is elevated % spans ortuguese above the level of the
water IN the regular tides and be at distance
of twelve miles.
ocia Information has been received at this office that
new lighthouse has recently put in operation on
me south east coast OF the above named island
me hight apparatus is doprc, by Fresne of the Cd
ORDER and the light eliminates an arc of 900 deg TO the
seaward. The light is white and revolving, ecipsed
Ihe focal plane being elevated 10 feet above the sea
IeFe the light should be from the deck of common
SIZED vessel at a distance of about twenty nautical
follows, viz: ~ " us
Lat 39o AZ So North, Long 40 II 49, East of Green
By order of the Lighthouse Board,