The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-30
Shipping anttIllQenGe
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JANUARY 2

Steamship Ben DeFord, Hallet 60 hours from Boston
via Norfolk, mdse and passengers to A l. Higgins
Passed above New Point two ships at anchor
Sharp's Island, bark Marian, bound up
Steamer Henry L. CAV, Her, from Philadelphia, mdse
to j. A. Shrver.
Steamer Georgeanna, Pearson, from Norfolk, to N
Steamer Jos Whitney, LoveIand from Fort Jefferson
Fla to Higgins oath inst lat q 81, Ion so 81
brig Pandola and schr Western Star both bound north:
2Sth, off Cape Henry, ship Gladiator. from CalIao; oil
Back River ship Scotia bound down; off the Rappahan
mock, bark Marian, from Rio de Janero off Smiths PIT
ship MONDAY, hence for New York; off Point Lookout
briggs Mary for Rio de Janeirro, and Christine hence
London.
Ship Corinne, Baker, from Calao via Hampton Roads
to Morrell Randall guano Baril Bros lowed up by
steamtugs Reliance and Tempest
Ship Sumatra, Abbott from Callao, Hampton Roads
guano to Barrl Bros lowed up by steamtugs Hercules
schr Robert Raikes, Hawes from Portland, rum, ap.
Piles and potatoes go to NJ Jackson Co Towed up by
Cleared
Steamship Potomac Watson, New York. Samuel T
Steamer Henry L. Cav, Her, Philadelphia Shrver
Steamer GeOrgeana Pearson, Norfolk N Falls.
Brem snip Bremerhayen, Hilken, Bremen, F L Brauns
Brig cemantha Hopkins, Hamor, st Marys, Ga, Kelsey
& Gray.
Brem ship Bremerhaven, Hilken, Bremen, in tow of
seamtug Ajax.
Brig Maid Of the Isles, (Br Leask, Penarth Roads,
in tow of steamtug II Herbert
Arrivals from Baltimore
Bark Winifred Inmore, Richmond 2sth inst.
Brig Essex, Sinnett, Matanzas, 18th inst
Brig Echo, Goodwin Kingston, ia, 10th inst
Schr Lizzie Taylor, Taylor Richmond, 26th inst
Schr Geo Scott, Parker, Richmond, 25th inst
Schr Geo Patterson, -, Norfolk, 26th inst
CIearances for baltimore
Schr Louisiana, Mitchell, Wilmington, NC, 25th inst
Memoranda
Dublin, Jan 14-Arrived-The Katherine from st John
She has on board the of the Grace Gordon
ton with which she fell in Dec 49, in 46 n Ion AZ W
dsmasted and in a sinking condition. Capt Babson of
the Grace Gordon from Baltimore for Liverpool reports
encountered hurricane on the 10th Dec wind Enc
ried away masts and canvass lat A N Ion AZ W The
crew were taken off the wreck by the British bark Cathe
rne OF Yarmouth, Ms, from st John, NIB landed at
Dublin. Capt Babson and crew beg leave return their
most sincere thanks to Capt Crocker the Katherine
for his kindness and attention to them whit on board
1.-THE cleared from Baltimore the 26th Nov with
general cargo. She Al vessels of 7SI tons regis
ter built at Newburyport in 1855, and owned Boston
Ship Black Warrior, from Alfalfa for Liverpool, put
into Queenstown, leaky 18th inst.
Ships Kalamazoo, Taylor and Juliet Trundy and Ar.
at Rotterdam, 7th inst.
Ship Roland, Wicke, from Ratimole arrived at Liver
pool, 18th inst
Ship John Cotte, from Caao before reported put into
Matanzas, sailed again 10Th inst for Hampton Roads
Ship W Bruno, Landis, for New York, loading re
manned at MarseilIes, sth inst.
Ship Flora Mcdonald, Fuller, for New Orleans, cleared
Ship Edward Everett, Gunby, from Baltimore, was at
Ship Morning Star, Campbell, from Liverpool arrived
at City Point, 25th inst.
:, Brig Palmas. Robinson from Baltimore, arrived at
Monrova, 10th ult
Brig Lucy Darling. Lee I'm New York arrived at Mas
sau Mp 9th ut, and sailed 18th inst for Baltimore via
Ragged Island.
Brig Jas George Speed, for Rio de Janeiro cleared
at New York, Goth inst
Bark Bevan, Peterson, for Nagasaki sailed from
Shanghai, Nov sth.
Brig Queen of the South Chapman, from Providence,
arrived at Matanzas, 18th inst
Palermo, 18th inst.
Schr W Montague, Jr, Carmean, hence at Nassau N
P, 10th inst
sehr H 4 Ned, Moore, for Ragged Island cleared at
Nassau, Mp. 11th inst.
schr Golden Eagle Flowers, for Norfolk sailed from
Eastern Ports
NEW p YORK, Jan 2z-Arr steamship Karnak, Havana;
Eng; schrs Helen, Rockland Morilla, New London;
NEW YORK, January 2s-Arr steamship John Bell
tom, Liverpool; banks Foster, MarseiIes Blue Wing
Anfwgp sc STgT St John NE Kbby s
hasset: Charleston; Conweil, Grenada 1i"-'
. PHILADELPHIA, January 27-Arr steamship Pbine,s
BOSTON, schrs Pitts and Willard Salisbury
January 2S-Arr steamship Delaware, New York brig
Garo ma boston schrs hammond, do; Jas Heve,
BOSTON, Jan 27-Arr bark Manhatten. Savannah.
Laura, Cape Haytien; Young Republic Gardenas R'
naparta Jacksonville; Frederick Eaqenia Norfoir ob 81
Volga, st John, NIB. ~N"'
WILMINGTON, Jan 27-Arr Bark TivoIa New York.
briggs Shibboleh, Boston; Brown Demerara. schrs
Vermont, Mayaguez; Muskngum, Sanders, and Vir,
gnia, New York.-Cld brig Altavela Cuba
NORFOLK, January 26-Arr steamship Roanoke Rich
mond; schr Edward do-Cd steamships Spauding |
CHARLESTON, January 25-CId schr Helene, New |
York.
MOBILE Jan 22-Arr brig Ward, New York
NEW ORLEANS Jan 24-Arr schrs Kate /. Bruce /
Brazos Santago.-Cld ships Danube, Epaminondas
and Arctic, Liverpoo brig VIM Creevy, Gothenburg; Hy
Leeds. New York; schrs Carrie Sanford, New York |
mythe, Charleston.
NEW ORLEANS, January 2s-Cld ship Lady Have
lock, all for Liverpool; Sias Greeman Maid of Orleans
owego North Carolina and Evening Star Havre; Nilsson
Il Cork banks John Winthrop and Laura Ross Boston;
Kanawah and st James, New York; England and Nine
yah, Liverpool; Egypt, Havre; LucerneI Bordeaux
Notice to Mariners.
Treasury Department Office
Lighthouse Board, WashingtCn Jan 26th 6I
Information has been received this Office that the
ght vessel at Rattlesnake Shoals has been Withdrawn
hat the lights Morris Island at the entrance into
he port of Charleston South Carolina have been dis.
onunued the buoys removed, and the main channel is
Instructed as to be made unsafe for navigation
By order Of the Lighthouse Board
WILLIAM SMITH
Engineer Secretary