The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-13
Skipping Jntsuiatnts.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, April Il
Arrived.

PORT OF BALTIMORE, April IL.
Arrived.
Strs Artisan Foster FIN New York mus 70 =, a
Shriyer--Farmer Fultz, from Phiiaueipnia' inu'e !"
Bark Blue Wing Burnham, from Rio o., Janeiro March
2 coffee to jas {, Shs s and 4h in lat 70 in
pany with whale ship Pacific, bound home with part of
cargo March 18th on a5 ship steering south showing
blue signal could not distinguish it, Left in port
n detained on account of sickness board Foresta
Welsh unc; Chevalcr, Anderson, do Mary Bentley
BentIy, from London, discg; barkentne Ocean Eagle
Luce unc; ships Sea Serpent, Whtmore I'm London for
Hong Kong, repg; Champion, Lawson, from New York
for San Francisco to- sail SOON Gaego, Wolf from New
Orleans, discg White Falcon. Drummond for San Fran
cisco, to repair brig P c Warwick Lauare for York,
next day; sehr Josephine; s w, for do sOOn
Str Belvidere, Keene, Richmond, J. Brandt, Jr--|
briggs Chattanooga Forrest, Montivedeo and Buenos Ay
Johns do.-schr Peerless, Patterson, do Stirling 4
Ahrens.--Hero, Terry Philadelphia John W Brown
Ellen Golesborough, Todd, do, W Applegarth SON.
Ocean Bird Jones, do do.--Schrs Marylannd knight,
E0Fla s|Sophronia, Van Name, York Rhoads
4 Son--Ida V McCabe, Pickup, Norwalk Conn, do.
---Lncy Church, Whlden: Wareham, Pratt Bro.
Steamship Ben DeFord, Hallett, Boston.
Brig St. Agnes, tBr) Mills, Havana, in tow of the
steamtug Jas. Murray.
Schr Peerless Patterson, St. Johns P. r., in of
the steamtug Hector.
Arrivals from Baltimore.
Steamship Potomac, Watson. Savannah, 10 a. m, 18th
inst.-Per tel.-Wm. jenkins, Hallett Boston, 10th
Briggs Canada, Leary CObja, mo date Jas. Madi-
son, Digs, Jacksonville, 25th ult.
schrs Jas. House. sprague, New York, 10th Inst
Marshall, Perrin Gibbs, Portland 9th--Hope, Frank.
Baltimore, Richmond, 18th inst.
Clcarances for Baltimore.
Bark Adelaide Pendergast, Nelson, New York. 11th
Schrs. Independence, Hail. Newbern, N. c.. Sth inst,
Ontario, Iatchum, Newbern, N c., sth.--Elizabeth,
Alexandria, 12h.--Wm. Speare, Jones, Baltimore,
Richmond, 1lth inst.
Memoranda.
Ship Wanderer from Callao before reported in Hamp
ton Reps, is leaking badly.
Ship Golden Eagle, Luce, at Callao March 18TH from
Valparaiso for Chincha Islands and Hampton Roads
Ship Fairwnd and bark Evadne, before reported in
Hampton Roads, have been ordered to this port.
Bark Adjuster, Rickmers for 1quaue to load for Ham
ton Roads, was at Valparaiso list ult
Bark Justina Marshall arrived at Aspinwall March q
Brig Daniel Webster, Patterson, cleared from Palermo
18th ult. for New York.
Brig Morning Light, Brown at Honolulu Feb %.
Schr. Maryland, Cathcart, arrived at Aspinwa Marc
23d from New York
Schr Pharcs Keene, for guano island, sailed
Thomas 18th inst.
Last Monday night the ship Wanderer, Captain Ryder
103 days from Calao, in collision with the British
bark Light Brigade in Hampton Roads The former il
coming to- drifed the bow of the latter carrying
away flying jibboom and portion of her head gear
ship more seriously damaged, losing large portion
of railing, had bulwarks and covering smashed, staun
cheons knocked away, &c.
The captain mate and one seaman of the brig Am
Tyler Captain Hopkins, from Turks Island bound t.
The vessel dsmastdd and sprung aleak 1911
of February and the taken off by the Dutcl
brig MoOe, Captain Herrch
William Lacy and John Hall, of New York who wer
passengers in the schooner Caroline Casey from New
York, bound Chi Guy, c. A, arrived here on Tuesday
The vessel was wrecked at Turks Island where the pas
sengers remained Is days, and whence they were akeI
to Kingston Jamaica Some of the passengers proceeded
Aspnwal and to other places. The vessel and cargo
consisting of machinery and provisions were sold a
auctioh-NorfoGt Day Book.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK, April 11.-Arr bark Maylower, Maya
scr Congress, Machas; Superb, John Pierre. Sa
vannah; ships Emerald Isle, Liverpool Lady Franklir
do Saratoga, do VIM Tell, Havre; Orphan Marseilles
barks Union, Triesta; Fornica Bordeaux briggs Barry
Cumberland IIarbor; Lady Chagman Guantenemo II Vi
cars, Arroyo; Duncan, Matanzas Boone, Humacoa
Eize Charlotte, st Jago; Circassian. Ponce Mara do
Norfolk. Faardo; Renshaw, Cardenas schrs Kate Free
man, Savannah; Worth, Jacksonville.
PHILADELPHIA April 1I.-Arr schr A Hammond
Boston, Austin, W Marcy, D Smith, A Cordery
Cid barks David Lapsley, Cenfuegos; Almah Trinidad
orig Ashby, Matanzas; MaIy f smith Charleston; Ed
win Reed B Austin, Rroadfed, Boston; VIM Lopez
BOSTON, April 1O-Noon-Arr schr Comet Parsboro
j P Johnson Maehias; Highlander, Portland.-Cr,
bark Elbe' Weymouth; schr Temperance Banner, Corn
wallis.
So uthern Ports
LEAANDRlA, April l2-Crd steamship Monticello
NORFOLK, April 1O.-Arr steamship Joseph Whitney
Boston; schrs Chrysolite Richmond; Allen, Peters
RICHMOND, Aril 11.-Ben vandiver Philadelphia
MOBILE April Arr briggs Rosalia, Havana; jaime
George, Rio JaneirO.
SAVANNAH, April s.-Arr ships Agnes, Liverpool;
Carolina, Rio Janeiro; bark Maria Morton, New York
brig kathadian, do schrs May Boston, Ellie and Rebec
ca, New Hork.-Crd steamships Augusta and George
Creek New York brig John Pierce, Boston, schr Nelson
Harvey, Alexandria.
April 9.-Arr brig William Smith, New York; schr
Sprghting Sea Boston, Montrose, and Token Rockport
CID schr Ben Vandiyer Richmond; George Henry
WILMINGTON, April Arr steamship Richard CaId
well, New York; schrs Wide World do Richard Law d
Ghas Smith, do-Crd bark Etiwan, Bremen; Debora
Jones Jacksonville
CHARLESTON, April 1O.-Arr ship Fairfield York
briggs Hayward Cienfuegos Elize Havana.--Cr
ship Leicester, LIVERPOOL brig Toccoa New Orleans; sch
Jane Henderson, Providence.
Foreign Ports.
SOMBRERO, March 2S.--In port brig Ann Elizabeth
for Hampton Roads in few days
VALPARAISO, Feb. 29th.-In port ship Harriet FL
wing, unc; barks Adjusar. for Unique nitrate
the United States; Maria, unc.
ROTTERDAM, March 29.-Arr banks Andrew Jackson
havana Volunteer Boston; brig II Ruggles, CienuC
SAGUA, Man CHI 26.-In port brig Iris, for Bristol Id
HAVANA, Marbh 36.-srd brig Croton, to load mola
for Bristol /.
CHINCHA ISLANDS, March 1o-In port shps Con
quest Peruvian, Juliet, Gearge Peabody, Wild Rover an
War Hawk loading for Hampton Roads, bark Greer
Notice to Mariners.
COAST OF fLoRIDA--NEw SEA COAST LIGHT-JUPITE
INLET.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse I
Board, Washington, April 3, 1860. I
Official information has been received this office fror
MAJOR Hartman Bache Corps of Typographical Engineers
that the lighthouse at Jupiter Inlet Florida will
pieted by the Isl OF July, 1860
The tower Is a frustum Of cOne-of red brick. 1t
height from base to focal plane is 81 feetThe elevation
of focal plane above mean sea level is 146 feet
The lantern is of iron, with oblique astragas. The
Illuminating paratus is catadiopric lens the first or
der system of Fresnel, and will show fixed white light
varied by bright flashes at intervals of half minnie an,
should be seem in ordinary states of the atmosphere from
the deck off vessel 20 feet above the water, distance
20 nautical miles.
The light will be exhibited for the first time at sunset OF
the evening of the 10th of July, 1860 every nigh
thereafter
Latitude go So 26>> north
Longitude So 05< 05\\ west of Greenwich
by abstract log and letter received at this Office Capt
Dubois, of the Queen of the PacGc reports the los.
OF that ship reef or rock bearing ENE from Cape
ST Rogue, in Brazil diftant fifteen miles, The charts
snow no such danger but navigators in passing that
headand are warned TO give the place berth until an
examination can be had of the place assigned to this
danger.
N. F. MAURY.
Superintendent OF the U. s. Naval observatory