The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-26
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, April 25


Steamers George Peabody. Pritchard, from Richmond
TO j. Brandt Jr Reports of Smiths Point, two herm
brigs beating up; off Point Lookout bark at anchor; be
low Cove Point another beating up above Cove Point an
other at anchor off Thomas Point another off Herr ing
Bay herm brig and off Kent Point ship, all beating up
franklin, Dougherty, from New York mdse to j. A.
Shriver--Henry L. Cav, Her, from Philadelphia to do
Brig Clarence, Phinney from Palermo March 4th fruit
to Joseph Crosby; towed up by Fairy Queen Sailed in
company with bark American Eagle, Allen, for York
and schr. Mary Cleveland for Boston.
Sohrs G. Willard, Parsong, from Portland, mdse to
Kelsey x Gray towed up by Tigress.---,Iohn Darling
Howes from Providence, ballastto 7. Whitrdge Co.
Below
Bark Paladn, Wilson, from Buenos March Sd, and IL
days to the capes bone and bone ash to Morton Stew
There's, H9h9rst, from Bremen-John C. Brune,
Gayle, from New York.
Steamship Potomac Watson, New York. S. T. Pearce
steamers Elizabeth, Mclaughlin, New York, Shri,
YER Henry l.. Cav, Her, Philadelphia, do Bevdere,
Keene, Richmond Brandt Jr--Ship Annie Laurie
tBrl Norris. Liverpool, Foard & Rogers--Brgs Mon
tcello, Hopkins, Rio Janeiro Spence Reid; Cyclone
McCarty, Ponce, p R.. Stirling Ahrens; Eliza, DAN
Smith, Havana Morrell L. Randa--Sehrs Ontario
Latchqm. Newbern, c, Jas Corner Sons; Maitadn,
Gray, Elizabeth City and Newberh, do; McClenahan
Briggs, WilmngtonN C, DunnOok {; Weasherly; Sophia,
Coleman Petersburg, Va, VIM Applegarth 4 Son: Mary
Bacon, New York, Morrell Randall Somerset, Stirling
do Georges Creek Co.
Sailed
the Relianc
Brigs Titana, Appleby, Cienfuegos Monticello, Hop
Arrivals from baltimore,
Ship Scotia Miskelly, Brouwer shaven, 5th inst
Bark j. II. Chadbourne Mason, Cienfuegos, 1lh inst
Brig Director, Reynolds, Galveston, 10th Inst
Schrs. Southerner, Wormsley, Alexandria, 24h; Jas
Ethrce, Burton, and Sarah Doulson Norfolk, 22d
CIearnnces for Baltimore
Steamer Artisan, Foster. New York, oath.
Schrs. j Raynar, Rayner and Swan, Dill, New York
Oath inst.
Memoranda.
Ship Carl Lindering for Baltimore, sailed from Bre
merhaven 9th inst
Ship VIM. Penn, Meade, for Liverpool was towed to
sea from New Orleans 9th inst.
Ship Steuens, went into Hampton Roads ODD inst
Ship Ann Hooper, Hooper, for Liverpool was towed
to sea from New Orleans 14th.
Ship Pioneer Child for City Point, sailed from Liver
pool 5th inst.
Ships Arizona, Borneo Jane Henderson and Macaulay
for Baltimore and Alice Tanter for City Point ldg
Ship Sir John Franklin Lelar for New York sailed FIN
Brouwershaven 5th inst.
Bark Columbia, Semcke, for Baltimore, sailed from
Arrived from Mobe-Martha, at Queenstown.
Arrived from Savannah-Gemna, at Liverpool.
Arrived from Apalachicola-Ionan, at Liverpool
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, April "4.Arr bark Carso, Trinidan; schr
Bnna Sheppard; Baracoa. Cid barkE Brown, Cardenas
Havana; ships Bamberg, Havre; Nuremberg do; Tar
qnin, Boston; Liberty; do; Alleganian Cardiff simoda
Havre; bark Arundel Marseilles.-Cld ship s Law
ernce, and VIM Lord, Lverpoo Odessa Havre; brig
Larabee, Cardenas
April 2S.-Crd ship Barney Apalachicola barks
Celesa, Cadiz; Cherokee, Charleston; brgs South Gal
veston John Boynon, Port de Lehna Tanner, Apaachi
cola; Fredonia, Mazanla; Irene Aux Cages; Renshaw
PHILADELPHIA, April "a Arr schrs. Louisa Gray
Wilmington; Camelia, Washington, C--Crd brig A
Exall, Havana
April 23-Arr. bk. Black SqualI Gnartenamo; Cecilia
Windsor; schrs Frank Herbert Boston; Paugassett do
-Cpd bark Drebert, st Kits; brig Abbey and Ell
%abeth, Rio de Janeiro; Minturn st Johns Samuel
French, Portland schrs Isaac Rich and Jonathan May
BOSTON, April 23-Noon-Arr ship Sea1ower, Ii
verpoo bark setson, Cienfuegos; Theo Curtis, Ha
yana; schrs Georgana and Jane Calias Seven Sisters
Galveston; schr Richards, Jacksonville; Virginia,
Charleston; Tinker, Richmond-crd ship Cicero,
General Taylor New Orleans brigs Delaware Charles
tor; Andover. Georgetown, D c. schr John Gilpn Bar
badoes; I c Bartlett, Calais
Southern Ports
NORFOLK, April 23-Cleared schr. Ring Dove, PhiIa
RICHMOND, April 28-Arr brigs t Ellsworth. Hall
fax; schrs Conover, Philadelphia steam
ship Jamestown, New York; schrs Wythe, do; Lydia
NEW ORLEANS, April 2l.-Arr ships Empire Liver
pool; Maid of Orleans New York; Neptune, Newport
Notice to Mariners.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse
Board, Washington, April q, 1860.
Official information has been received at this office that
lst of May, 1860
The tower is 80 feet above the ground and is painted
white the light SIG feet above the and is visible
in all directions from 81 deg W, round by the West
sector included between 54 deg W, and 81 deg.
w. where it is obscured by the intervention of high
peak $50 feet above the sea- and 1900 yards from the
Light-tower.
The light is the catoprc principle and of the first
class lis white-revolving-and shows .its most bril-
liant beam one in minute for the space of II seconds
time; and is visible in clear weather from deck l6 feet
high, at the distance of Sc nautical miles.
Notice is hereby given that the present light at Mon
tauk Point, or Long Island, N. Y, will be exnguished
on the 10Th OF July next for the purpose of repairing the
tower
temporary light, consisting of three 81 inch
tors will be exhibited from after that date until the
repairs and alterations have been completed. The
porary lights will be shown from height of llO feet
above the level, and should be seen at distance
ID nautical miles 1t will be of the natural COLOR and the
time of revolution will be two minutes the the
present light.