Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-24

MISCELLANEOUS.
a heavy gale prevailed ON Lake krie, during Fri
Cay night, Saturday and Saturday night, Obliging
sail and steam vessels 70 seek places Of shelter,
The steamer May Queen, which len here Friday
night, went farther than Kelly Is Island, where
The steamer Oc,an, which should have left Clevs-
laud Friday night, lay by TIL Saturday morning. lt
Vas 70 "a c.'hiafatlfcly qulei IN the Day IN winch
titeiahd lcs, but on getting well outside, she eN
p,renUe heavy gale from the H. n. L. in full force,
When 90 Huron "a heavy SEA. lifted up her starbosrd
guar broke lose The braces or stay just forward Uf
the wliri, smoked the deck up, and broke the out
side beam or tnder She kept on her way TO the
West dock of the Put-in-Bay Island, and lay there
Till yesterday morning, when she started ana arrived
here yesterday forenoon at eleven oclock Her First
Z iiicrr MT. Mckay, says he has not within eight
ysaIs, encountered 50 heavy a on the lakes. The
s;ctners bows would oiten sink as low as tue an,
chor socks. No freight was injured, however, aud
>he will be repaired, IL is expected 80 as 20 leave to-
lie steamer North star, left Cleveland yesterday
by the South passage, and arrived here az five
clock capt. Sweet reports tweuty-three sail and
three steanlersNt kellys Island, and ono steamer
slid three sail vessels at Putin Bay.
lhe schooner Homet was at kelly's Island, with
main-top-mast gone, and the iOremast head hang
ing.
We learn from the mate Of the propeller Elmira
that barge black schooner is ashore On the lower
side Of the shoal berwecu IT. an Pelee Island aud
Runnd Island. The water was very high yesterday,
at has end Of the Lake. and &c Is probable, from the
position the vessel appeared 20 be- in, that Il Will be
very difhcut II not impossible get her oh-as the
rrcediug Of the wafer will leave her far upon the
bar as 70 prevent the Hear approach OF assistance
The vessel above referred 10 is the schooner Free
man, Capt. Newhall.
The officers Of the propeller Orantes, which came
in about noOn report about htty sail OF Pt au Pelce
bound down vessels IN distress. The pro-
peler NJ. Vernon had gone 10 pieces; not Vestige
OF the wreck 90 be seen.-Toledo Blade.
The schooner y. A Adair, bound to Buffalo from
Erie, put back, leaking, TO Duukirk, and was run
ashore, prevent her sinking. She has since gone
20 pieces. BEgdio ES1rcs
AsHORE.-r The schooner Freeman, upward bound,
has gone ashore below Point an Pelee and will prob
abb be got OF without much damage. dense fog
prevailed at the time which prevyn ed the captain
from ascertaining her true position. The tug Os-
virgo has been promptly dispatched to her assist
allce.- Detroit Tribtias.
DIsAsrER.-We learn that the schooner Curlow,
bound down with cargo Of grain, met with disas-
ter which resulted IN the loss uf her JibbOOm, head
gear rail and bulwhrks on her starbOard bow. she
will stop al this port for repairs.-IJid.
The propeller Comet, which passed up yesterday,
had her mast carried away during the heavy storm
Lake Erie, Saturday last leaving about 80 feet
remaining above her upper cabin--ibid-
We learn that black fore-and-aitcr lost her jib
boom and hrstt-gear while coming over the Flats
She Wus bound down Her name We have been uu-
able 10 usCertain.-Ibid.