The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-14
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, SEPT. l3.

Arrived.
Steamer Adelaide Cannon, Old Point Comfort, VAN
n Falls.
Steamer VIM Woodward Cundif, New York-mdse to
J A Shriver.
Steamer John S shriver, Dennis Philadelphia Jas
Shrver.
schr Mary Ellen, Thomas from New York-bone dust
to order.
Barge L A Birey, Dorman, Havre de Grace-ice to W
Barge A shriyer, Adams, New York-mdse to Jas
Shriver
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Old Point Com FORT ya-M
steamer Brune Foster, New YOrk-James A
Shriver.
Steamer John shriver, Dennis, Philadelphia A
Ship Sir john Franklin, Despeaux Rio Janeiro and
market-Lam0ert Cuttings & Co
Schr Tull, Cooper, Havre de Grace-Wm Rhoads
schr " Troth, Johnson, St Thomas and mkt-s G
Schr Fred Reed McAlmon, Phadelphia-Kelsey &
schr L wednore, Robinson, Deals Island-master
Schr VIM Severe, Brooks, Georgetown, d C-M Nit
schr Jas Price, Martin, Georgetown, D C-wm Ap-
plegarth 4 Son
Steamer Pioneer, Norman, Annapolis and West river
Midas Hollingshead.
Steamer George Weems, Weems, Patuxent river, Md
master.
Sailed
schr Sea Nymph Milliken, New Bedford, in tow of
steamtug Fairy Queen.
Br bark Anna, White, Demerara, in tow of steamtug
Lioness.
Schr Hopkins. Longsreet, New York, 18th inst.
Schr j Pickup, Pickup, Philadelphia, llth inst
Barge Artizan, Chase, New York, llth inst.
Steamer VIM Woodward Cuudif, New York, 10th inst
Barge Minnesota, Chase, New York, 11th inst
CIearances Baltimore.
Schr J A Shriver Adams New York, 10th inst
Schr Geo Krebs, Emerson, Philadelphia, 18th inst.
Memoranda.
Brig Evelina Ruter, Chase sailed from Bordeaux oath
ult, for Melbourne
Br schr Louisa Agnes, Nicholson, from Halifax, S
for Baltimore, arrived as a prize at New York having
been seized 9th inst, 35 miles South of Cape Henry by
the steamer Cambridge, on account of informally in
schr Mohawk, Staples, from Ponce, P R, arrived at
New York 18th inst.
Ship John Clark, Letournau, for Baltimore sailed from
Havre oath ut
Schr Peerless, Patterson, from Baltimore, was at St
Johns, Pr, 2lst ut
Hampton Roads, arrived at New York, llth inst.
Schr Geo Grice. Palmer, from New York arrived at
Annapolis llth.
Ship Southern Chief, Higgins from Havre arrived at
New York, 18th inst
Ship James ChestOn, Bryan for Bassin leading at
Ship David Stewart, Prentiss for Baltimore, sailed FIN
the TeXel, 22d ult
Ship Union Wiley, for New York soon, was at Shang-
schr ocean Bird, Coney. for Baltimore, sailed from
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK, September 1l-Noon.-Arr bark Ellen
Morrison Kingston, Jam; brgs Lady Of the Lake do;
Sultan, Havana; met, Bermuda; Mystic. Matanzas;
Betsy Ames Key West schrs Siak, Canary islands, Kate
Weston Rio Grande; Julia Anna Turks Island cid
ships Christana London; Andover Havre; ark Tybee
Sydney W. brig John Butler st Thomas: schrs Time
Nassau, P; Princess, st Thomas J Ramsey, Wash
| NEW YORK. Sept 12-Arr ships Ellen Austin, Liv.
erpool; Webfoot Liverpool; Vougar, Elsnore; Auto
Liverpool bark Darmstaedter Bang, Liverpool; brigs
| Helen Jane st Domingo Storm Nymph, Manzana;
Australia Liverpool Star of the West Liverpool; Cham
pon, Cork barks Stephane Havana; Ellen Stevens Mar
sees; brgs Berry Demarara; Lady Chapman, Jacmel;
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1l.--Arr ship Esther, Rio de
Janero; schrs Farnsworth, st Croix; Amy Wooster
Demarara.-Crd bark Union, Pernambuco schrs Eve
siBosTON, September 11.-Arr brigs Hancock Cardiff
Chastelatn, Demarara CID bark Itaska, Africa; En-
PORTLAND, September 1o.-Crd bark B Hamilton
Havana; brigs ASHER Guadaloupe; Kennedy, Ma
| tanzss.
Notice to Mariners.
Light Vessel off Tail of the Horse Shoe Chesapeake Bay
A light vessel schooner rigged painted straw color
and exhibiting light from sunset sunrise every
night will be placed of the Tail of the Horse Shoe
channels leading respectively from the inside of Cap
Henry to Hampton Roads and up Chesapeake Bay
| The light vessels will be anchored in between and
athoms water at mean low tide and just outside the
| where Buoy is marked Coast Survey Chart of th
entrance to Chesapeake Bay.
The two IS feet each in length from the deck
including the 10 feet poles of each The light will be
hbted at elevation of as feet each above the water
and should be from the deck vessel Is feet abov
the sea eyel in clear weather. at distance OF II nau
cal miles.
During hazy, thick and foggy weather. large bell viii
De sounded at short intervals of time, aternated by tn
blowing a fog horn.
When this vessel is anchored at her station nc
tce VIII De issued, which will give the exact bearing
to the different prominent points and localities in the
cnity.
The following bearings will not be far the propos
ed position to the several objects, viz:
To Cape Henry light house, SEbySKS
To Willoughby light vessel W4N
To Back river lighthouse NV byW4W
The range line of the Tail of the Horse Shoe light ve
sci and the Back River lighthouse light vessel brongh
to bear NV by VIZ and run for that bearing, wi
bring vessels through the mdchanne between Poir
of Cape Henry and the three athom of the Outt
Middle Ground" on the opposite side.
| By ORDER T. A. JENKINS,
Treasury Department, Secretary.
Washington City, Aug 2lst, 1851,