The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-16
Sbippina Sntsllrgenrt.
PORT OF BALTIM

Arrived. D..
Steamships SpauldIng, Howes, - h0T n HnaaiDs
ton via Norfolk, mdse and passenger New YorF mdse
to sam Pssrca Passed of Patuxent river Bremen
ship Ocean bound up on or& bark Blue Wing for Rio
de Ianir and of the Potomac brig anthe, all hence
gong EIiIabeth Mclaughlin from New York. mdse to
7 shriyer-Richard Willing, Claypoe, from Phila-
sbeamng Tgress League from Port Depose having
assisted steamug Lioness to collect together large
ra of lumber bound to Baltimore tn tow Of the latter
and which had broken adrit during the late freshet
Brem SHY Carl, Luderng, SO days from Bremen mdse
and 1875 passengers to Gerdes, Bung Wehrane towed
Brem bark Columbia, Semcke, from Bremen, mdse and
go passengers to Bros Bonnger lowed up by the tug
Tiger The had 30 days passage. Reports April 23d,
lat IS AS Ion Al 25 W, Br brig Promise of London
steering west May 9th lat IS AZ Ion 60 15saw American
sh p China, steering to the eastward.
Schrs Sarah Kent, Thompson fm Philadelphia mdse
to John Brown Son--ocaan Bird, Conley, days
from Providence mdse to Phillips & Co.
Cleared.
Steamship Thos Swami, Ramsay, Savannah Samuel
strs Fanny Cadwaader, Pierson, New York, John A
Shriyer-Richard Willing, Claypoe, Philadelphia, ]
Banks Evadne, Ellams, Boston, f Pratt & Bro-Danl
5ebter; Ryder, Boston, Whitridge & Co.
Schrs Breeze, Huse, New York, Georges Creek Co
D Cargill, Hawkins, York, do.--Fairwind Bragg
Washington; n c, Bevan, Phillips 4 Gown Bacon,
Tyler Perth Amboy, L Audenred & CO--Geo Scott
Parker, Richmond, VIM Applegarth Son-Clara Bell
Philips, do, do-Fannie, Stokes, Elizabethport j.
Pratt Bro.
Bark Danl Webster, Ryder Boston
Arrivals from Baltimore.
Steamship Potomac, Watson, New York 18th inst
Schr Middleton, Jr, Supple, Matanzas, Sd inst.
Tchr J Day, Sparrow, New Orleans 10th inst
Ciearances for Baltimore
Schr Isabel Alberto Tooker Boston, 1lth inst
Memoranda.
Steamship Ben Deorl, Hallett, hence via Norfolk a
- Boston at q a 18th inst
Brig Director, Reynolds, for Pensacola cleared at Gal
weston, 4th inst.
Ship Helene, Raschen from Richmond, arriued at T,re
ship Unity, Wiley, from New York, (having repaired
for Shanghai, sailed from Batavia. Feb oath.
Shin Black Warrior. Murphy, for San Francisco wa
at Hong Kong March 18th.
AtSombrero 18th ult, brig Cemantha Hopkins Hamo,
loadingfor Baltimore.
Bark Thos Daett, -, passed Sombrero, about 2Otl
ult, bound south
NEW YORK, May l4.-Arr steamship Potomac, Nor
folk barks John Kerr, Arroyo; Lee Cenfuegos; Deon
Sagua; brig Wave Spirit, Cape Town; Sea Nymph. dc
St Vincent Sydney; Denmark Boston, schrs N VaI
Name, Norfolk.-Cpd ship Emerald Isle Liverpool
Tuisko Bremen; barks Stella do; FOrmles Rotterdam
Exdress Havana; briggs Julia Ford Cienfuegos Charlie
White St Thomas; Barry, st Jago; schr Gil Bias, Ma
ianzas; DAWSON Nassau Margaret Petersburg, sara
Mnge, Philadelphia
PiILADELPHIA, May 14.-Arr steamship Keyston
State. Charleston; ship Oliver Moses, Liverpool baal
Sylph, Savannah; brig Hayward, Cardenas schrs Ha
den and Ida l.. Alexandra; Hampden Belle, New Or
leans; Corene, Wilmington; Young America Port Depc
st.--Cld sctrs Martha Moore, Mobile; Pharo, Rich
Southern Ports
ALEXANDRIA, May 14-ArI schr Home, Narfoll
--Cld brig Reed, st John; A Laurence, Boston, sch
Franklin. do.
WILMINGTON, May H.-Crd schr T steong, Ne
York.
MOBILE, May 1O-Arr ship Ann Decatur, Liverpool
bark II Atwood, Boston.
NEW ORLEANS, May 1l.-Arr ship Georgiana, Ii
verpoo; schr Ruatan, Ruatan Island Victoria, Gave
ton.--Crd ship Lizzie Moses, Havre; bark Fumancia
Gibraltar.
Notice to Mariners.
RIVER BUMBER-BUOYAGE.
Trinity House, Hull, April 2S 1860
Notice is hereby that the Red Buoy No. or Northwes
Ceness Buoy has been taken away and will for the flu
ture be discontinued.
The Red Buoy or Burcome Bouy formerly No s. wi
hencefoTth be numbered 4.
The additional Buoy the notice of the intention of pi
cling given on the 29th ut has been laid midway
the northeast side of the Bucome Sand with the follow
ing marks and bearings
Kinghome High Light, open to the southwest of tn
South Low Light NW%N.
Cee Church just open of the outer end of rmsby doc
piers s.? W.
The Buoy is colored red with horizontal stripe mum
0ered and is laid in 3H fathoms low water of ordnar
spring tides.
And consequence of the Middle Sand having shifte
further to the Sc, the White Buoy marked Hook MID
die has been removed of mile to the Sc of its fo
mer position and is laid the NE side of the SAM
with the following marks and beardgs-
Spurn Lighthouses in SEhS
Clee Church well open to of Clee Beacon W nv 8 KS
This Buoy is also laid in 3n fathoms
EDWARD S. WILSON, Secretary
ST. JOHNS BELL BoUY.
The st. Johns Bell Buoy has been repaired and man
cd at her station off St Johns River Florida with IL
following bearings ~
st johns Lighthouse SW by W%W
Outer Bar Buoy by W XIV
she in seven and half fathoms of water at low ii,
and is painted black She be left on the port hnr
entering. i $3.50
By order of the Lighthouse Board
THOS. T. HUNTER
lighthouse Inspector 9th District.
II Inspectors Office, Charleston.
Notice hereby given that the of the Lighthou
tower at Sandy Neck west side of entrance to Barnst
g tn whi ia