The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-08
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, JANUARY !,

Steamship Georges Creek, wiletts 60 hours f,om
Charleston, mdse to s Pearce. Reports Saturday
night between York Spit and the Wof Trap two ships
bark, herm brig and topsail schr on Sunday morn
ing oil the Patuxent, schr John French, and abreast
OF Cove Point, herm brig, probably Cemanha Hopkins
all bound up
Steamer William Woodward, CundiG New York, J A
Shriver.
Steamship Potomac, Watson 43 hours from New, ork
Mise to Saml Pearce. Passed off Cape May steamship
Ben DeFord hence for Boston, off Chincoteague steam
ship Chesapeake hence for New York; the Horse
ship at anchor off Back river, another; off the Wolf
Trap another off Cove Point, schr Mecca from Turks
land; off James Point ship Thos Perkins, from Calao
bound up off Thomas Point spoke schr Anna Sheppard
10 days from Barr Stake, La; on Nine Foot Knoie
herm brig ashore and the mouth of the river shin
Macaulay. from Cardiff, aground.
last to L Hand Il Co; lowed up by steamtug James
Bark selah, Gould, DAYS from Boston assorted cargo
| to master. lowed up by steamtug Lioness.
Swedish brig Christina, leland Sc days from Valpa-
raiso sapetre to Jas Corner Sons Towed up by
| tug Lioness.
Brig Cemantha Hopkins, Hamor, from Navassa to Kel
sey Gray; guano to Cooper. lowed up by steam
| Br brig Magma Charta new Shaw, from Walton Ms
mdse to c Jackson & Co: lowed mp by tug Ajax.
and moasses to S Hurlbert-towed up by Lioness, I'd
inst, off Cape Henry, spoke schr Mecca, from Turks
| Island for Baltimore. l4th ult.
Schr. Priscilla, Crowther, from Kingston, Jam-to
VIM Applegarth Son-cofee, rum, logwood, fruit, &C.
| to r & H Tucker.
| Schr John Fl French, Crosby from St. John B.
schr Kingasher, Claveil, from Corn Island Nov 2sth
skins to Price ONea-tow ed up by Lioness-has been
81 days to the capes Is of which Of Hatteras
the Caribbean encountered strong northery and
| erly gales. On Dec. 10Th, James Gardner seaman OF
Baltimore, was lost overheard; Dec Goth, took heavy
gales from to N E; lost mainmast head, and re
ceived other damage, twice blown off when within
50 miles of the caPe Dec 4th off Old Providence spoke
schr Isabel from St Andrews, for Baltimore, wind "
to E; 18th, lat "a, Ion So 20, spoke ship Napoleon
Bath from New Orleans, for Havre: Dec. 10th, Double
ship Ceoturion, of New York from Liverpool for New
Orleans wind fresh from northward.
Ship Macaulay Rodgers, from Cardiff, to A Schu
In Hampton Roads-shp Napier, Keith, before re
ported in Hampton Roads leaky, from Callao guano
Barril Bros. Towed up by steamtugs Young Americ
and Thos Reaney.
Cleared.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon. Norfolk, NJ Falls.
Ship Sylvia, Swasey, -, master.
Brig Muscovado (Brj Butler Demerara W Fl Perots
Schr H Tay, Sheppard, CaIdenas, Morrell & Randall
| Sailed
Bark oldenburg, toldbg) Wragge, Bremen, in tow
Sailed sunday-ship John Knox, Noyes, Havana, i
tow of steamtug James Murray
Schr l. Tay, Sheppard, Cardenas, in tow of seamtu
James Murray.
schr Mohawk, Staples, Ponce R, in tow of steamtu
| Arrivals from Baltimore
Schr Arctic, Perkins, Providence, Sd inst.
Schr Ocean Bird, Coney, Providence. Sd inst
Schr Hugh Frey, Marshall Attakapas, 23d ult
: Ciearances for Baltimore
Steamship S R Spaulding Howes, Boston, 9Th inst
Schr Clara Belle, Mitchell, Richmond 4th inst.
; Schr Ocean, Aaron, Richmond, 4th inst
Schr Smith, Weeks New York, 5th inst
Memoranda
Ship West Wind from Callao. drawing 81 feet inch
towed up through the Beaverton channel by steamtug
Hercules and Ajax
Brig Director, Reynolds from Mobile arrived at Hav
schr Angelina Hardy, from Baltimore for Salem sal
ed from Hampton Roads, 9th ult and Goth @
schr S stebbins Thompson, from East Greenwich f
Norfolk, arrived at Newdort, ID inst
Schr Justina Banded, Watts for New York. arrived
Savanna la Mar, 10th ult.
schr W Mckee Mundel, for Baltimore, sailed fro
Wareham, I'd inst
| NEW YORK, January 6-Arr ship Nelson, Havr
Johanna, Newport, Eng; banks Venus Curacao; Fam
and Medora New Orleans Royal Sovereign, ,Sunderan
Northwood Malaga; briggs Carline, do; Beatrice, Jamac
Sunny South st Martins schrs C Bowman, Bonaire
Hochkiss, Havana; Margueta Havre; Mary Alice Ponc
NEW YORK, January 5-Ar steamship Nashvill
Charleston; ship Augustus, New Orleans bark Samson
st Marks; bark Elisa Anna, Hamburg; brig Nyass
Windsor, Ms; schr Alma and Spray, CORVALLIS, Ms;
York, Boston.-Cd ship Far West, New Orleans; Av
nico, Glasgow; brig Berry New Orleans; schrs Blanc
Annapolis; Belle, do Kate Walter, Barbados; Quindr
Matanzas. l. Walsh Jacksonville
PHILADELPHIA, January 6-Arr steamship Dell
ware, New York; bark Reindeer, Rio de Janeiro br
BOSTON January 5-Arr brig Monte Christie. Turi
Vasco de CANA, Rotterdam; Olive, South America; sci
Jas Martin New Orleans.
PORTLAND, January 2-Arr brig Abner Taylor H
vana; schrs Open Sea- Bonaire; Petrol Alexandria -
Cid brig Mansanilla Cardenas; Mecosta, Cuba; schr
men, Cardenas
Southern Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, January 5.-Crd schr William al
Mary. Norfolk.
ALEXANDRIA, January 4-Cld brig Eliza Charlie.
Queenstown Crocus New York; schr Lewis, Boston
York.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 5-Arr brig F Newton, Havar
Cid steamer Parkersburg, New York; brig Nathan
Curacao; scrs Kidder and Sea Bird New York; Tant
mount. Newburyport.
! CHARLESTON, Jan. Arr steamship Cataw ba, HI
vana; bark Alabama, Belfast Ire; brig Solitara Havan
| WILMINGTON, January 3-Cld brig Lanzarotte, Pc
nambuco; John Hathaway, Spain.
RICHMOND, January Arr schr G King, Phil
delpha; Ida Mailer, New York.-C'ld steamship ia
town. New York.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 3.-Arr steamship State of Georgi
Philadelp hia.--Cld steamship Huntsville, New Yor
| MOBILE, Dec. 30.-Cld ships Harry Bluff, Advant
and Uncle Joe, Havre; schrs Cheviot, Havana; Haz
New York; W Beebe, New York.
Notice to Mariners.
Coast Of North Carolina-Lighthouse at Croatan il
stead of Light Vessel. A lighthouse has been erecte
off Caroons Point, at the head of CroaanSound to
the position heretofore occupied by the light vessel.
The foundation is square in plan, and is composed
iron screw piles; is surmounted by wooden superstru
ure, with lantern above its centre The height of tn
focal plan is about As feet above level.
The Illuminating apparatus is lensof the fourth ord
of the system of Fresnel showing fixed light of
tural COLOR which, in ordinary states of tho weathe
should be visible from the deck Of of vessel item fe
above the water) about IL nautical miles.
The light will be exhibited for the first time sunst
on the 10th of January next, and will be kept burnn
every night thereafter until further orders.
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