The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-07
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
FROM BALTIMORE.
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PORT OF BALTIMORE. March G.

P0RT OF BALTIMORE. MARCH G.
Arrived.
Steamship S Spauding, Howes, from Boston via
Norfolk, mdse and passengers to 4 L Higgins.
Steamer John S. shrver, Dennis, from Philadelphia
mdse to J Shriver.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from Norfolk, to
Falls.
Brig Minnie Miller, White. from Messina, Jan 18th
schr Nancy Brayton, Mken from Providence, bal
last-H Philips & Co.
yellow metal to Pratt & Bro.
Schr Bevan. Brown, from WiIm ngtnn, NC, naval
stores lumber, cotton and copper to James Corner
Sons
Cleared
Steamer Adelaide Cannon. Norfolk--M N Falls.
Steamer Diamond State, Jones' Alexqndria and Wash
Steamer Belvidere Keene. Richmond J Brandt Jr.
Steamer John Shriver, Dennis New York, Jas A
Shriver.
Smiled
From below bark Indus Greene, Charleston.
Bark New Light, Reynolds, Buenos Ayres-in to Of
LiOness.
schr Breeze Hulse, Savannah
Arrivals from Baltimore
Schr Vaeria, Wills, New York, 5th inst.
Schr Ocean, Aaron, Richmond 4th inst
Schr Mary Ellen, Elliott, Richmond. 4th inst.
Schr Emily b, Webb, Philadelphia 5th inst
Schr C Stanard Jr. Booze, Richmond, 4th inst.
Schr II French, Crosby, Sagua la Grande, 9th ult.
CIearances for Baltimore.
Steamship Locust Point, French, New York, 18th inst.
schr Elite, woolford, Norfolk, I'd inst
Schr Horace Browne, Warren, Charleston, I'd inst
Memorannn.
CoRRECTIoN.The report of the brig Coquetta Grand
CByman, 18th ut being the Br brig of that name. which
before reported wrecked is incorrect The Br brig
Coquetta totally lost-Ex Books
Ship Julia Lawrence 1l9 days from Caao arrived in
Hampton Roads 4th inst with guano for orders
Wentto sea- I'd inst, banks Anna, and Ben 5rd, bark
Marion and brig Romance.
Brig Ocean Belle. Benson. from Cumberland Harbor,
arriven at New York Sd inst.
Brig Andover, Nickerson, for New York remained at
Black River, Jam, 10th ult.
Briggs Nckerson, Evans, for Baltimore sailed from
Cardenas, 22d ult; ManZano. Bartlett do, 25th ult.
Bark Union, Trippe from Providence, arrived at New
York, 18th inst.
Brig Coquetta, waiting at Grand Cayman 18th ult
She has been reported wrecked
atsKey West, 25th nit.
Schr Helen Mar Nickerson, from Boston for Baltimore,
sailed from Newport LIST inst
schr Ocean Bird, COney, I'm RappahannOck River, Va,
arrived at Providence, 4th inst.
Eastern Ports.
NJ" YORK; March 6-Arr steamships Northern
Light Aspinwall ships Kathay, Annoy; bark Union,
uegos; Joseph, Cardenas: Corridor, Trinidad de Cuba;
schr Mary Alice, Ponce PR; " Griffin Granada; Ne
rssa, do ras Stewart, Gaboon, WCA Olive Clark,
Grand Cayman Express Providence Albert Fields Nor
folk-Cld ship Camden, Havre; bark Flying Cloud,
Liverpool; A Torrey, Cardenas; schr W Rumsey,
NEW YORK, March Arr steamship Cahawba, New
Orleans; Huntsville, Savannah; ship Compromise Liver
Ege, Messina briggs Cadrio, Messna, Baltimore Port
au Prince schrs Kossuth Newburyport Merwin, Nor
folk: Parlerme and Watanga, Washington, NC Fred'k
Eugene, Richmond Jas Lawrence and New York Boston,
Mott Bedell, CharIeston.---Cld ships Ocean steei,
Havre Maria, st Jago; Underwater, Liverpool; Free
Trade, London; banks Tyrian: Dublin; Orion Cork; C
Starr, Havre; briggs Ocean Traveller Nuevitas; Mary
Ann, st john schrs Mershon, Savannah Com Kear-
ney and Mankin. Boston.
Southern Ports.
NORFOLK, March Arr steamship Yorktown, New
ork schr Joshua Bates. Savannah; R Wicker Taun-
tom CID schr Montrose, Rio Janeiro; Van Name,
Charleston.
: March 5-Arr brig C Billings, New York; Relief Ha-
vana; schrs Chas Whiting, Providence; Joshua Bates,
Savannah
: CHARLESTON. March 2-Arr tern Famia, st Thomas
Cid bark Nord America, Bremen; brig Blacklist, n
York; schr Alexander Blue and John H Allen, do.
NOice to Mariners.
Office Lighthouse Board,
New Orleans, Feb 10, 1861.
Information has been received at this Office of the
breaking adr of the outer buoy first class buoy paint
ed black at Pass a P0utre.
The revolving machinery of the Pass rOutre light be-
ing too much worn to permit of regular interval be-
tween the flashes being maintained the light will tempo
farily be fixed one showing brightly to the east
ward
This notice is precautonary-when in effect the change
will again be noticed. Until then mariners reminded
that the light at South Pass is revolving one showing
bright flash at intervals of a minute.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
JOSEPH FRY,
Inspector of Lights. |