, 1860-04-24

Michigan and Buckeye this pos. On the eth and nh
arrived nj Oswsgo on the 1at tens the hss rropelrrs
through this They both LEFT for osdensbursh tho
same dAy.
The following memorandum from Capt. Kelly Of the
schr Shook was sent to the Custom Hou.e this mornings
up snail sains Soa. &c M he aseea 81 + IT, ays
u To- % e sei soc @ q
boat and the other lyng top Of liz tassrs On lis
ss s eal s nd ID &. asis s.e ss sf a
Ihaudes Bay i:land Thsre nothing ther peIsons
se na q
e ;1s sas os sqe p On % IL Arrest Ss @ sa H.
,1 r. se9gt twenty ysai. Of me- sat auburn aI xa
SSe & ;a Hs s'sss sa III
nne IT, ainae nssk 1S Efs Or et *n pa5
a's g'i sa Sat ffs isas q Z
@ ~ ~ s ,ss s 4 pas
sd: Both apparenty G.o'hels Tue boil Wis plcse up
ssS. 'sn .' aosFi .s f' &
founa ~ he Il Il e :n
FOR tan bark.
scus. WR1RL~lsp AsuonE.-On Saturday afternoon,
during the fog lake the schooner h!1wad inward
bound. the sand.bar opposite the Cemetery. The
tug Mcqueen tried to get her o but Without 4ccss and
In the evening, during the hsayy blow from the not-
east she got dt!ven acspss the bar md lies firmly e
bedded in sod on the beach At the foot Of Division street
LOST oyEanaAsp-Tcscrdsy morning, about o'clock,
Robert McMurty, mate Of the schooner Ellen Pike was
knocked overheard by tie fo.eboom while conipg Of
Kalamazoo Fay The boat lowered Immediately, but
the crew were unable 10 find the body.
4 BoA1 PIcEEp Ur-MAx DRowSkD.-CaptaIu r. u.
F1ncy Of tie schooner s. Robinson. Of Cleveland Ohio
which ret here yesterday saea that the 1eth Inst
Will, passing of Point Aux Barque he p1cked up three
In suan bost nearly exhausted The Wind was blow
ing very hard from wests,uthwet, and very heavy
running. spent about four hours in picking them
up aud then beat close to land aud put them safe shore
having ts: cared for and refreshed them. The sare
fishermen, and were about setting their ret5 when
the wind became ssong and blew them OF from land.
They would both have been lost ad not Tim ly assistance
arrived One Of the originally the boat drown
ed. Ills ZANE F1emning. aud he hailed from Maiden
Canada West.
Lost OyxxpoARn-The the Str Of the North WIS reef
Ing her aInsau Of Point Aux Basquea the 18th tnst
an named Il u. Paddock fell overheard and lost
Every possible esrt mado to rescue I bat Ia vain.
Tue EVERGREEN Ct1r.-Ths propeller did not leave
Saturly owiag to the head wind but to lcare at
| eight O'Clock this evening.
Coax 1oR THE EAsr.-The schooncrs Perry and IF. s.
Nelson 0swego and Starlight for Buffalo, cleared to-day
with an aggregate Of 4s4lsbushcls Ct corn.
.ntse.Van<ous.
The schooner Morning Light at Detroit has not gone
Into dsy dock reported the authority Of tho Dt.
ot. Tribune If Friday It WAS puppocd tat the .t.o,
Puap oa o"@'o ~oa'o Law ~ " ~a up' not q = 1auhae'
o', ps..s..
setaned she isoeoasRlrg NJ te uesfois * MI
d,ck and will 70 into csmpb. xens dry dock io.d.y
!
The ldE MaytowcFa* ashore At Fighting Island. The
steeme1 Pearl his gone to her asahce-iDetrol Tiilune
t clst-
Yesterday hot sun materially .o.te,ed the texture Of
the Ice Ia i, my and The lower doaed in ragged
held> NJ the sef current Il tee weather continues
nus iof lew oa3e lorkr,. tle 91 1umeiehit
inhnue na.s1d Gut du.,uc The fn;r
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