The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-05
Shipping Sntell}Qtnge.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JANUARY


Arrived.
Steamship Chesapeake Crowef As hours FIN New Yorl,
muse 10 samuel tPearce-Reports off the Rappahan
mock bark; off North Point a ship; off the Potomac
sui ana on shps Island another, brig and schr
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from NOrfolk-to NJ. N.
Steamer Henry L. Gaw Her from PHILADELPHIA udsa
TO j. A Shriver. F~' ~
Ship Archer Sehibye from Calao guano to Barril
Ship John ucker Matthews I'm Callao guano to Bar.
r os lowed up by Tiger.
Ship Hercules, Jack, I'm London ballast to II 7 Hand
G 70. lowed up by Reliance
In Hampton Roads-Ship Napier Keith before re-
ported in HAMPTON Roads eaky from Caliao guano to
nsr1r BROS lowed up by seamtugs Young America
G'GMdmship Ben DeFord Hallett, Boston via Norfolk,
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon. Norfolk, NJ N Falls
Steamer aenry H. Cav, Her Philadelphia, Shriver
Steamer Georgeana. Pearson, Norfolk NJ N Falls
Sailed - W
snip John Knox, Noyes, Havana, in tow of Hercules
Br. bark Charles Broynell, Berwick, Liverpool,
strS Bay State, Mayo Ponce, PR, in of seamtug
r sehr Sea Nymph, Dawson. Providence, in tow of tug
Arrivals from Baltimore.
schr North Carolina, Bunting, Richmond 1st inst
Cienrances Tor Baltimore
Schr Robert Raikes, Howes Portland LIST inst
Steamship Chesapeake, Crowel, New York I'd inst,
Memoranda '''
snip Milan OF Baltimore, bound to Europe was passed
Nst ult, of Gun Key Light. ~
Bark Campanero, Dubel, from Rio de Janeiro for New
ork went to sea from Hampton Roads LIST inst Int nnt
wind Ne. "'" ''o'n' anu
Bark Black Monster Pike, hence went to sea. Both uIt
schr Warren, Cobb, hence for Calais sailed from
Newport, 3lst ult ~ nun
p. se1 Fair Dealer. Rawns from Norfolk, arrived at
Providence, LIST inst. '" "'
suSk;-sGhr Gen Eaton, of Baltimore loaded with lum.
Der at Port Deposit for Alexandria, Va was cut through
by the icr few days since, the bay near Havre de-
Grace The drift ice carried the schr over on the fats
where she fast going pieces at last accounts So
"a smaller craft were engaged removing the lumber
The captain and crew rescued by some gunners
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, January 3-Arr steamship Nortber,
light Aspinwall ship Rather, Liverpool brig SAMPSON
key West: schrs Bruptes Aux Cages; Sandman Salt
Ga bark Munro Drei Dublin; Ceres Norfolk Snsarel
a. Re de Saneiro brigs Watson, Laguayra La,
orlesnE Jedde, Lagnayra Canora, Philadelphia
c Ne" YORK, January 2-Arr ship Harry Hastings
castle bark Hrrsiia Glasgow; brig East st Marks Carl
Newcastle; schr Hannah, Jacmel Cid steamship Ro
Gauntlet, Liverpool Governor Morton, London barss
Brothers Cienfuegos; Haock, Barbados; Gazella do
PHILADELPHIA, January 3-Arr brig Exemplar,
Girgenti Cid bark Azella, Pernambuco
ALEXANDRIA, January 3-Cld brig Eliza Charles
Queenstown; Crocus New York; schr E Lewis Boston
NORFOLK, January s-Arr steamship Jamestown N
SAVANNAH, January Arr schr Hampton, Rich
mond-Cld ships Delfthaven, Liverpool; Wilbur Fisk
Fleetwood; brig Hannah Bach, Havana schr Golden
Gate, New York.
Notice to Mariners.
photographic Office,
om., Admiralty, London Dec IT.
omca information has been received at this Office that
se ooonia Government at the Cape of Good Hope has
given notice that and after 25th day of
1850, light would be exhibited from the i;,htha
SenIy erected at the entrance of Buffalo River Fast Lon
aon, southeast coast of Southern Africa The lgbt ia
nxed white light elevated as feet above the level IF
water ana visible in clear weather from distanse of
Aoout eleven miles The lighthouse, painted in alter |
nate bands Of red and white stands on the reef az ~
south side OF the entrance of the river " " ''e
By command of their Iordsb;ns
JOHN WASHINGTON Hydrocranbs,