New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-03
TIE RECENT STORMS.

LAKE NICHloAS-A gale Of great violence spent its
fury prairie and lake wednesday night aud yes
ierGay morning doing considerable damage to the ship
The Cleopatra loaded with lumber, in enleavorng to
make port beached short distance below Ceayer
vile. Hey crew. which were in very perous condition
for some tine, were rescued.
The schooner speed also loaded with lumber lies sunk
in the LAX G of the head Of Randolph ST.
The schooner j. w Brown, loaded with flll cargo of
wheat days ego al kenosha put back TO this port
leaking badly She was lowed N by the Eclipse aud Hes
with four feet Of in her hold Her cargo was insured
in the New.York Sun Mutual
~ schooner Palmetto, with lumber and the Mlrner,
light, 10 anchor wi Gags At half mast the Eclipse
going 70 their rescue and towing them safely in -,
The Dsuube, light, ard the North Star, loaded with
wheat also put back to this port and came safely in
The ST. Lawrence came in yesterday, having lost both
lie Cumberland, with railroad iron also came in with
loss fpart of her deck load.
No lives lost far can learn, though several
were reported Chicago Journal Nov %.
Tie M.lraukoe Wisconsin says:
On Wednesday night the wind blew gale from the ".
Z. and L. =. Z. placing in great jeopardy The shipping
either just cleared Just due al ports this side OF Lake
Moheon. large number Of vessels put into this port
on Wednesday night for shelter The brig Blair arrived
in leak inc condition The schooners Grey Hound, era
Nor. Fortune Active Twin Brothers, Equator the brigs
Helenzten Mary AID the Oleander all came in safely
The propeller Edith arrived yesterday at O'Clock A ~.
in hours from Chicago she takes here 1900 bbs
-four at TO Buffalo. The schooner Speed sunk at
clor yesterday OF the pier at Chcago she was loale
with lumber from Two Rivers her deck load was lost
not much damogCd vessel insured The schooner Cleo
paiIs went ase0re yesterday Chicago, with ergo of
lumber: she lies high aud dry insured her hall for
5000 in the Norlh Western Company. The schooner
North Star got safely into port at Chicago he is unier
protest. Tie brig Caroline is said to have made Chicago
taIbor in damaged state The cargo TO be discharged
Tie schooner Nile cleared from Kenosha just before the
tlow nothing has been heard from her. schooner Dc
Wit has gone out with 900 bbls -four and 1000 bushels
WLect The propeller Niagara went out this morning with
q lul cargo. Insured for S-O,OOl.
The schooner Saltilo, bound for Chicago having on
board 200 Of Goa and 50 tuns Of railroad ron was
efrl IN FIR o
Nv coming in collision with the schooner Henry dager
The Sato, in consequence Of stormy weather. had run
lack from Point aux Barques AT the time OF the col
ltiOn rho drifting. The water in which she lies -
from sx 70 eight athos deep. The iron that she had on
board destined for the Chicago and Galena Railroad
LAKE. HuHoE-lt was reported in Cleveland on the
9Th ult that the propeller Saginaw was toundcred in the
Saginaw Bay during the gale of last week The
rcrcrt s that all hands were lost No further particulars
LAR OsrARIo-We learn from TIE Rochester Union
hat Tie schoone OntonagOn and Palestine, loaded with
railroad iron bound from Kingston to Cleveland went
ashore Cght miles west Of Charlotte. near Braddocks
Bay, during the severe gale on wednesday night AMI
Thunddy morning, the 23d and 9th ut TIE Union say.
TIE Peeine after heating on the rocks four hours filed
with and VIII prove total loss The Ontonagon
viii fare better The iron will doubtless be saved
There thick storm prevailing AZ the time and
The dasors are attributed 10 variation Of the needles
caused by The iron with which the vessels were loaded
Tie Union learns that three other vessels ashore some
twenty miles east Of that port but has received no part
culnrs
Tie s6no paper, Of the goth ult, says;
In notice yesterday OF the disasters on the lake
omitted TO state that the schooner Free Trader of Pu
neville loaded with wood driven ashore about two
miles Of the mouth Of the river on Thursday morning.
Her caTgOwas thrown after the gale had subsidized and
tie vesfel wHs taken oil and brought into the harbor
The Free Trader il owned by Judge Woodruff Of Web
fier'
Ie Union also SAYS that tho fine ship City Of Rochester
owned by Capt Roger Of Irondequot which driven
ashore near SsDdusky few days since has been taken oil
without material damage. The vessel valued at
81 600 and had no insurance upon her.
Lags FRIE-Ibe gale Of last week TO have made
considerable havoc among the shipping of the lake IN the
shape Of email losses among large number OF vessels
We take exchanges such Items have come to
hand. The SandaSky Rfgistcr contains the following
Item
The brig Maryland loaded with railroad iron ran @hoe
tie lake aide Of the cut In the storm OF Thursday
She wa bound for Cleveland and being unable 10 enter
there ran by 10 make this harbor, but misaking inc
stakes passed into the cut IN the peninsula aud fetched
up on tie shore She lies hard with three feet OF wa
ter In her hold