The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-19
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, JANUARY 10.

Arrived.
Steamer Henry l.. Cav, Her, from Philadelphia, mds
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from NorfOlk-to NJ n
Falls.
Steamship Ben DeFord, Hallett, Boston via Norfolk
Steamer Adelaide Cannon. Norfolk. NJ Falls.
Bark Selah Gould, West Indies, Franklin Solemn; sh
Ema Jane, Phillips, Richmond, N. A. Mitchell
Sailed.
Bark Hadley, Kent, Cadiz, in tow of steamtug jaime
Murray.
Bark Oasis, Creech Mobile in tow of tug Jas Murray
Bark Golden Era, Thorndike, Cape Town. C G q. i
tow of steamtug Hercules.
Arrivals from Baltimore
steamship Thos Swami, Ramsay New York 18th ms
Steamship Chesapeake Crowoll, Savannah, 18th inst
Schr Iris, Cook Washington, NC, 14th inst.
Clenrances for Baltimore.
schr + Abbott Smith, New York, 10th inst.
Schr John L Darling, Howes for Norfolk or Raltimore
sailed from Providence, 18th inst
Schr W Maitland, Leeman, hence was at Bahia Nov
Esd, loading for New York.
The pilot of bark Wnred at this port from Rio Janet
reports light full rugged brig painted green isun
posed British ashore Damarts marshes near th
Brig Jams Madison, Travers from 4spinwalI arrived
at Franklin, La, 9th inst.
Lighter adrift-Capt sprague, of steamtug Tiger or
&C., adrft between Kent Island and sandy Paint an5
towed her to Henderson's wharf. ~
Ship ferdinand, tBrem Bullerdieck from Bremen
for Baltimore was spoken 10th ult lat 40 49, lon 81
Ship Arnold, Boninger, (Prusl Hashagen, from He.
brew arrived at Bremerhaven, 9th ult and sailed 2Sh
Ship Kate Hooper, John, for Annoy and Hong Kong
early, was at Shanghai, Nov. 7th
Bark Anna, (Brem Raschen, for Baltimore sailed
from Bremerhaven. 26th ult.
Brig Andover, McKerson, from Baltimore, for West
indies was spoken 18th inst, lat. 26 so, Ion rs rs
18th inst. " " ioiA
Bark Warren, BenthalI, from sombrero via Hampton
Roads, arrived at New York, 18th inst
Ship Morning Glory, from Chncha Islands, is in the
Bark Parthan. Miller, for Rio de Janeiro sailed from
Richmond, 10th inst.
Schr. Edward stade,-, from Attakapas, for Rich
mond' was spoken 26th u lat "a 49, lon 81 O5 and ar
Schr Chief Edrige, for Norfolk, and John L. Darling
Goney Norfolk or Baltimore, sailed from Providence
lowed out by the Steamship 9th, Pilot Fish, Hoyt
from Palermo for Boston, Ada, Chadbourne from Mess
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK, January l7-Arr ships Revely Padanr
Mandarin Foo Chow,Foo; bark Ann, Annoy; Jacob Merr
st Marks; brig Chas Webster, Matanzas schrs Ed Kid
der, Wilmington; Richard Vaux, Newbern, NC; A Chase
Key West; Nat Doane Mobile.-Cld steamship Florida
Savannah; bark Medora Elzabethport brig Il Espergle
Bordeaux; schr Manchester, Richmond.
NEW YORK, January 16-Arr steamship Locust Point
savannah ships Calhoun Liverpool; Alma, San Bias;
Confidence, New Orleans banks Virginia. Cuba: Wave
Grest Atalanta London schrs Haoe MOBILIZE
Tamp Moody An sr Triumph Havana Bowditch,
Glasgow; Post Port de Lehua; Griaio, Perth Annoy;
scnrs Fanny Keating Havana: Mary Emma, Lavacca
and Cushing, Calcutta banks Lennig MarseiIes. 8
L Bryant, Gronstadt.
lI-Arr steamship
Delaware, New York 'D S'eainSn'p
nah.-Cld bark Knight Trinidad; brig Monticello
Port au Prince; schI Mary Standish, Galveston
Southern Ports.
NORFOLK, January l6.-Arr schr Montezuma Mas
WILMINGTON; January 16-Arr brig Altavela, Ma
inrss schr BELIZE Philadelphia brigAImore St
~ RICHMOND, January 15-Arr schr Lynchbure. New
Oh ESId PARK Parthnan, Rio de Janeiro
A hail
ton; schr Helene, New York.
Notice to Mariners.
DUTIES PORT CHARGES ETC.. AT MANILA
every vessel which enters and leaves in ballast navs
cents per ton Spanish; every vessel which entays
Win cargo and leaves with paws % cents nor ton
Spanish every vessel which loads and DISCHARGES
pays AN cents per ton Spanish every vessel vb;ch
ana oScharges cargo pays 37x per ton Span
Tonnage is estimated from register as follows
ana american Al ioo tons equals 123 tons Spanish
III the vessel manifests single PACKAGE 40 caroo sh
has to pay in conformity with above - 1A'so She
Specie is not considered cargo.
the river. 'A'e INTO
Importatons general IA per cent In foreign and
In Spanish bottom
Spanish bottoms free.
Quotatons for imports duty paid Sales are made
T months credit and exports purchased for cash.
me pecu Is 137 lbs Spanish l40 lbs English The
qu nm 600 lbs.) is 1o2 lbs. English
Tne Cuban of rice weighs abont 1aa ihs ord
Vi Paooy about IS lbs
hour until Jan. j, 1861 ~ ' ""ea' anu
honn regulation Of the Spanish Custom House
Hal nv th ~ naniia must have their manifesto GER
from which they sail vice consul at the port
LIST OF VESSELS m PORT, JAN 49,
Astrea, Simpson, Callao-Barril Bro.
Archer, Schbye CalIao-Barril Bros
Annie Bowen, Cheseborough, Maniia-T whu.,
Bremerhaven (Brem.) Hiken, Bremen-F ipprlage 20
Blondel Mulliken, Callao-Barril Bros auns& 10
Chaplin, McCrills, Callao-Barril Bros
Energie, tPrus Ranesch, London-T Hand Co
Hercules, Jack, London-T J Hand Co
Isabella Norris, Observation-Disclosures. Chase l. Co
John Tucker, Matthews, Callao-Barril Bros
Ia Duchesse DOrleans, Pisagua-Fitzgerad Booth Co
1Mlsrcury, tPrus.) Kuhn, London-T Hand & Co
S1lscsuay, Rodgers Cardif-A Schumacher & Co
NY MoNsar. NoNeir, Liverpool-Toard 4 Rogers