The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-02
Shipping antelIlasnlt
PORT OF BALTIMORE, APRIL
Arrived.

Steamship Thos. Swami Ramsay, - hours from New
York, mdse and passengers to Samuel Pearce
Steamer Elizabeth, Culinary, from New York, mdse to
Jas Shriver.
Br bark Crimea, Radd, from Cardiff, railroad iron to
order.
Portuguese brig Pauline Domingas, from Purto de
Campos Portugal-corkwood and wine to B Hodges
schr Kendrck Fish, WALL from Rockport-ice to
Cochran Il Co.
schr VIM Bennett, Parker, from New Haven-ballas
to l. Audenred & Co.
Schr Trrel, Higgins from Boston-mdse to HesIen
Rogers. Before reported ashore below Thomas Point
leaky; towed up by by steamtug Tempest.
Schr Adelaide Stevens, from Caribbean Sea-guano
master.
schr Samuel N Smith, Liscum, from New York-mdse
to Rose Lyon.
Schr Edward Thomas, James, DAYS from Charleston
rice to Pendergast.
schr Minehaha, Young. from Wilmington, NC-naval
stores, &c, to Dunnock.
Schr Robert Healey, Mitchell, from Wilmington, NC
cotton, lumber and naval stores to R Dunnock
Cleared.
Steamer Fanny Cadwallader, Pierson, New York. A
Steamer John Thompson, Fowler, New York, Jas A
Shriver.
=, Steamer John shriver, Dennis, New York, Jas A
Shriver
Steamer Georgeanna. Pearson. Norfolk. NJ N Falls
Schr Silver Star, Phillips, West Indies-F W Bruno &
& Sons.
schr Carlton Jayne, Rowland, York; Pratt 4 Bro
Schr Joseph Marsh, Matthews, New York-W Rhoads
& Son.
schrf hree Brothers, Elzey, New York-W Rhoads &
Son.
Sailed.
Brig A Patterson, Knight, Jamaica, Jam, in tow of
steamtug Edwin Forrest.
Arrivals from Baltimore.
Steamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Savannah 10Th ut
Ship s lilly, Corning, Liverpool, 18th ult
Schr Claremont, johnson, New York 3lst ult
Schr Robt Raikes, Halves, Boston, 30th ult.
Schr Eva Belle, Lee, Boston, 30th ult.
Schr Chase, Shutes Georgetown, sc, 23d ult.
Schr Water Witch, Hull Savannah, goth ult.
Clearances for Baltimore.
Schr Richard Law, Satterly, New York, 3Oth ult.
Schr Guyther, Kerwin, Richmond Goth ut
Bark Hugh Birckhead, from Tongoy, had ~ days to
the capes Feb 2Sth lat S. lon 81. bark Tangier
steering SW March 18th, lat 25 n lon Is W spoke schr
Garland. II days out bound to southwark March 24h
lat SO N, Ion 60 W. bark standing to the westward
private signal.
Ship Lammergier Coffin, from Callao via Hampton
Roads, arrived at New York, 5Oth inst.
Ship Barreda Brothers, Peterson for Calcutta entered
outward at Liverpool 18th ult.
Ship Cherubim, Skinner, for Hampton Roads, cleared
Bark Isabella c Jones, Woodburn, for New York via
Cardiff sailed from Helveot, 18th ut, and put into DEAL
Bark Mary Wilson hence for Rio Janeiro, spoken
Brig Jas Carey Coal, Collins before reported at st ia
de Cuba, chartered 18th ult to load at Cumber
land Harbor for New York at 40 cts.
Bark Adelaide Pendergast Lanfare, from Rio Janero
arrived at New Orleans, Both ult
Brig Echo. Rice from Port Prince, arrived at New
Brig Amy Warwick, Brown for Rio Janeiro sailed FIN
Richmond, S0th ult.
schr Planet Bragdon, hence for Cardenas spoken
schr Starlight York, for Baltimore, sailed from Car
denas, 10th ult.
Schr Convoy, Merrill for Richmond, sailed from Rock
land, 25th ult
Schr Americas, Walter, from Messna, arrived at Glib
raltar list inst, and sailed I'd for Baltimore.
Schr Ocean Bird, Conley from Providence for Balti
more, off Block Island, 23d ult.
Schr Eva Bell Lee hence for Boston, passed Highland
Schr Metcaf Burton, for Baltimore sailed from
Providence, 2Sth ut.
Schr Palmetto Bragdon hence for Cardenas, was spok
or nj off HIATT llNyal
Disasers.
Loss of Ship VIM Penn, of Batmore.-New York,
March 31st-Capt McStoker, of ship VIM Penn. informs
his owners in this city, Messrs Hooper Co. that his
ship sprung leak lost rudder was abandoned at sea
The following is taken from the New York Herald:
Left Cape Henry March 7th On the 9th ult, when in
lat 81 %, Ion 81 81, experienced hurricane from SSE
during which sprung leak the vessel aboring heavily
lost the rudder to steer her by hawser and
chain but found her unmanageabe threw part of
the cargo, but the leak gaining rapidly; the wore
out at the pumps having been constantly at them from
the 9th to the 14th and finding it impossible to keep her
above water and the brig Nantasket from Boston for st
Thomas having down to assistance concluded to
abandon her; were taken on board the brig Same day
in lat 81 2 lon 81 transferred to the Italian bark
Sica from Genoa for New York she being crippled and
with 100 passengers on board The VIM Penn was five
years old built in Baltimore and owned by Messrs !
Hooper L Co and others, of that port.
1.-THE VIM Penn sailed hence the 4th of March for
Liverpool with cargo consisting of 9,Ol4 bbls -four t.
bbs. rosin; 23,76o lbs hog hair-where insured not
known. The ship and freight learn fully covered
in offices outside of this city.-Ex Reading Rooms
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK, March 31.-Arr ships Cygnet, Manila;
Cyclone, Podang; Bavaria Havre; barks Lucky Star,
Penang Due Cognato, Antwerp; Stella, Genoa; Cnon
Rio Janeiro; Teresa Maracaibo; W Banks Cardenas;
Clara Shut Maracoibo; Atlantic Port Spain; briggs st
Mary, Aux Cages Echo, Port Prince Atlantic Trini
dad West Galveson schrs Viola Messna; Queen of the
South, Palermo; Abbie Willard, Arroyo; Triton, Aux
Cayes Nave, st John N Scott, Attakapas John War
rem, Jacksonville; Crenshaw, Richmond.
NEW YORK, March S0-Arr ship Haze of Mystic |
Macoa Lammergier, Callao barks Advance Cork Forest
Queen. Glasgow; Azea, Rio Janero; Sawyer, Sagua
Montezuma, Ponce Gazella, st Lucia: Amanda Jane
Campbell, Trinidad de Cuba; schrs Daniel Holmes do
Central America, Cardenas; Francis Barbados
ships Superior and Revenue Havre barks King Oscar
Cork; Missionary, Dublin; briggs Bonaparta Savannah
Nordstgerner, Queenstown; Showers, Arroya PR; A
Goodhue, Cork; PeeIless, Bermuda.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3l-Arr barks Francisco Pa
lermo Baker Boston; schr Richard O'Brien Halifax
Southern Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, March 30-Arr sehrs Marsh Hail.
Richard Brown, Fall River.
NORFOLK, March 3O-Arr steamship Roanoke. New
York.--CPd schr Davidson. New York
RICHMOND, March 29-Arr bark Fannie Rio Janeiro:
schr 1 L Howard Rockland.
SAVANNAH, March 29.-Brr schr J A Brown, Car
denas-Cld steamship State of Georgia, Philadelphia
WILMINGTON March 3o-Arr briggs Minerva, Boston;
] Means, New York; schr Swan, Halifax, NS.-Crd
schr Slade, New York.
Notice to Mariners
Lighthouse Inspectors Office |
Boston, March 20, 1861, !
Notice is hereby given that the Bell Buoy off the NE
Ledge of the Graves also the second class Nun buoys
Martins Ledge, entrance to Main Ship Channel Boston
harbor, have been swept away in a recent gale
Duplicate Buoys will be substituted as soon as prac-
ticable.
By order of the Lighthouse Board,
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