The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-10-27
SYORG ION LAKE MICHIGAN
Propelled 4 A''eshany wrssksa
PARTICULARS OF DISASTERS

EAR4ACO1AAo VT GAoAoAAAAA
The Chicago Press says: The storm of
last Saturday night is spoken Of by oil the
vessel captains who were out In II as one of
the most severe which they can remem.
Der. The sea was tremendous high" and
the wind "blew great guns these are
the phrases they use. About forty vessels
came to anchor Sutday Of this port and all /
rode well except the Calcutta, which drag |
ged pretty well in shore, when the tug |
Morton went to her and brought her in
The Morton was busy all day bringing n
such vessels as set signals Tor her. She
proved herself Just the tug we have needed
here 80 much Tor severefyears, and will rem
der our shipping most important service a.
well as DO handsomely Tor her enterprsing
owners s,a.i. 7ss,.f v5.its.,,
Oute : numoet OF vessels meue tneir en-
Wy yesterday WIN gaiiani mas,s ane Ioyar
masts gone ana some WIN spin Sans, put
we learn OF no serious damage 10 oargoes'
except TO 'nat q sne schooner M9ns0Cn,
whicn ioadeo WIN "nea. az henosna, lot
haze q hyres, ana came IN mere yesteroay,
naving iost her eeh're-ooaro, smaii Doa1 eho
ooo-stays' ana ner cargo wei " tue seaIor.
eng Hs way tnrouga .nes n1;cnes anu mat
'he G caoin wlnooWs. Sne VIII UNLOAD mere.
Inc 1fig Ied" h'eAmOna' ioa9eo wa.n WIN
Goci a'u ,uinoer' aSno'e ~ Nacn,.v nm,
roih' at lsst accouu.s 'ns ere" were sun
oh ooslu VI neI, noP,ns " ges 1el ou py
',rUwng oss,ooalu Me .aeo. Dsss.s a'
~ M,iwI.Kse are numerous tne mos. svrl-
gus y, "uioh 70 ue .otat.'oss o' me ProPenea
AHsy@a"y: WIN ~, cargo ol gooo. e.''rs'y
~, cu mss o'v t"e "'"s'"s' 'oh'a'"' '"e
'o,.owing w., neMsH s,
ne LtoPe,ieI haeyas"y, VIVA teise
.aiso =, eooGo uouhu ,or ..'s Por', San'o ~.
Uua Gay' uui I; :ne me he'gu. gT'n ~ uc sa,o
a,u ahu.s sses nv ig". nh she ISoo M.t % pn.st
Gnoreo G unoel une ice ol me NoI.n ro,n.' INV.
mere, she SOON toi'eo OUT ner smohs-P'Pe'
ana 'hougn win TWO ancnorS aheau' com,
menceG Dragging. as sne was disabled
he loss o' ner smoke'P.pe' she coulo no, no,
use her s'eah, anu coh'inueu 70 arag III,
shs M went ssnUre sh s'''ance nor'n o.
the wreck OF tne oe0a"Cp@. Inc uemen-
uous sea nileo her TAR .Swarus tne oss sSni
anu spc isy yestefuay. w'hi. Iov 'eet y, .ne
shore' anu her ,nolu iuii OF wafer ono 80 sIe
sea making clear preach o'ef her' 0nt
wiil 60 70 pieces a part o. ner cargo VIII
oe sdVeu III uamageu conultion' Inc AS
Iegn6ny belonged 70 tne American Ifans
por'atioh company ana Is uninsured in'
goous we presume, were iuiiy msure1. H. u
TINS Guy ana 10 EASTERN companies. 4n'
extent Of the JOSS is uot YET mliy known
Out II must necessarily % heaVy' @fo'VV.
VI TPwarHs' -,
) Inc schooner o'eGns went ashore sout'
OF the government Fer about y r; M OF
SUNDAY. Capt' j. douglas, Charles broecK
nrs1 mute, ana man whose name we cou,' !.
NOT iearii' were drowned IN trying 70 react
the shore. nooat from one OF ue vesseI !,
: lylng near was manned oy CaPt, y. =
Stone' CsPl, Mkltrlcx' OF ths HOPE, VI
. lhomson, WIN. foung, OF .tne transit, ant
+, Capt. Harvey OF the Globe' and the ives o
the rest OF The crew and those on BOARD
six in nunber-saved. 1t was gallant an
daring act. and nobly performed.
!, "One OF the men on board the Persever
y ance hao ms ieg broken IN trying TO saw
: the lives OF those Lost on the Orleans. hi
man Is poor SAILOR ana depends upon nj
labor to support himself and family, an
ne is disaoied oy the accident and our c'tl
i zens shou'd subscribe anu make up sur
10 provide 10: winter: Let 1t be done
). = once: 80 FAR,
Had the lite'beat been on hand, as
ought 70 nave been' instead OF being locke
up at least mile from the vicinity OF an
!. . Danger, tne 'ives OF these men could nav
II eeen saved and we would suggest that mere
= after De put where u Will De serVicesoi
ana under me control OF men who can ma
: ana use Has intended.
u The schooner orlean belonged to Chi
cago' any was loaded with timber Tor OF
nnroof improvements ana shing'e oolts 10
OhIcago: ~
= me ioliowing vessels came safely IN.
;. port during saturday night ana sunday,
= tne MIDST oi Ihe gaze:
= - 5cnooneIs--inIu.; W1:, Lark Nainoow: Ao,ed'
" eise'esanee' wiz "oVes' AfanSi'' oyr'
cuse. ,.o,,. c,o.. 2, ate-.
!. PraHsllarsNi,nsro PMnOiSI, u.o'gi n,.ah,.r r.;a
r The Propeller Bradbury came in conta,
i with schooner Rainbow. after getting il
e side the piers, and carried away her forwar
70 upper cabin. During the gale, Saturda
e night, she was obliged to throw overheard
s. lot Of iron &C., on her decks, consigned
e Sheboygan. .s.s ta.ag~ 7..@ ".
n The schooner Norway schooner Emm,
e and parque Quebec were lying off at anchc
Is riding out the gale and doing we'll,