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BUFFALO nIARKET-sBPT. d.

lBT THLEGRAPHl H.r..g Z
FL.OUR-MarkOt less firm with moderate de-
mand. % .Ht.L Illi7If.
WHEAT-In fair demand, and the market for
spring and club &c lower; red winter steady Ssles
are 1000 bush No. Chicago spring At &c; 2O0o bush
d. at s7e; t0go bush no Milwaukee club at Sl,Ol;
5000 bush red Ohio at SIR. q sla..-.s n
CDRN-Dull with small sales at j3c.
WHISH Y-Nominal a q &c. .--.-.
% New York. +.
LAKE IWPORTs-5lOO bbls -four; $500 bush
wheat; $500 bush corn; 1000 bushels barley.
CANAL EXPORTS-2O00 bbls 1ouT; l4OO00 bush
wheat. 5000 bu corn. q. 81 ffHa hA - ffa a
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Last Night's Report.
RAGING.


NEw NoRE, Sept 25.
Fashion Course to-day; The race between Plan
ct aud Congaree was witnessed by lO'uVO people.
The withdrawal Of Daniel Boone In consequence
Of an accident probably lussened the attendance.
The last miles Of the heat were run IN hard
showeI-Planet the victor disiancing his rival
Time 30 as follows mile "a miles aslt l ?
miles 5sS9 - 4 miles 80 .COngaree evident
~ struggled badly In the last mile
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THE PTTTsBURGH CATAsTROPHE.

PITTsBURGR, sept. ..
No more bodies have been taken from the ruins
to dey, and it is supposed that no more viii be
found.
The number Of dead is ten including two wso
died to-day. Two Others are in a pTecarious con
ditiOn.
The Coroners Jury are stilI investigating.
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ANNAAAAhs oN llAs -
The steamer Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool 18th,
via Londonderry ON the 14th, passed Farther
Point at halfpast two this 4. AL The telegraph
wires between this city and Farther Point have
ceased working, and we shall not be able 70 OBJ
tain her news tonight. She Is due ht quebec
early TO morrow morning.
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NEw YORK, Sept 25.
An alteration took place this A. NJ at q tene
ment house on Water street between two men
named Samuel Rourke and John McCue which
resulted In the death Of the latter from stabs from
a sheath knife. The murder occurred In presence
Of the wives and children OF both partles.
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LEW YoRK nIARKET-sEPE. Is.

kLOUR-Exhibits more activity and prices have
advanced Sc Il bhl with an active demand for export
and home consumption. 81 f..s \ 70 e
sales were Z7,O0o bbls, al S5O565l5 for suporhne
state 8 for extra state; S50i65, % for super
me WESTERN t5,3565 65 for common to medium extra
WESTERN a595,7O for shipping bTsnds extra round
hOoped Ohio Market cl0Einl duist md firm. T
CANADIAN EIlOUR-Qnofsd q GhRda fffm6r,
with rather more doing Sales are 800 bblG at ga
80 for common to choice extra. =.
RYE FLOUR Steady, With sniif aAisE 81 s, 1T
a.. 40 for common 70 choice 6uperhns.
CORN M8AIl-In moderate request, and sales
100 bbls western at $40.
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Adams ! 0anasld, Fidrs AT
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THE PTTTsBURGH ACCIDENT.

PIrIsBUReH Sept. %.
The Coroner's Jury is still investigating tlle
cause of the recent steam boiler e0l llsiOn in this
city.
No more bodies have been taken from the ruins,
and II is supposed no more viii be found.
The number Of dead is ten, including two who
died tO-dsy Two Others are in a precarious con-
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OsWEGO NIARKET-sRPT. 2S.

fBY TELEGRAPH.1 t, -.-.-.i
FLOUR-steady, at s. 80 for extra state. -ar.
WHEAT-Jn good milling and shipping demand
but hrmness Of holders checks transactionB.- Sales
were 1900 bush No. and choice No. 2 at Si071fO5
CORE-Held at 5sos with sales Of 25o0O bush Illi-
noiG. slI -. Hlr .leIl altlsa.
OATs-Quiet and unchanged. -t-r-rs rIr1 :
BARIaEK-Held generally above views of buyers
Sales last evening were 2U00 bush Canadian at 75c
adoat. Ia I'D hl9ff 0f r ~ n p
CANAL FREIGHTs-Bettero on -four, but no
material change on grain. Flour l0c, Wheat lie,
Corn u5fc, to New York. -... ~. r
LAKE niPORTS-llsso6 bushels wheat; 900
nusnels corn 900 bushels barley taT V' sn r-
CANAL EAPORTS-270O bbls ilOur; li7O0 bush
wheat; 6l0O bush corni ZOO bush barley! sI.' Il
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7 IIINUEIF IITNI . % -
The Republicans of the 18th district have nom
mated ID. h Shoemaker Of Carbon for Congress.
In the 18th district the Republicans have re
nominated Henry e. Longnecker aud the Demo
crats have nominated ThOs. b. Cooper, Of Lehighi
for Congress.
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DOUCL.As AM JOHNSON.

COLUMBUS, Sept 25
in the Park.
An immense crowd is in from the surrounding
townships and counties and the procession was
over an hour in passing.
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FROM ALBANY.

kALBANY, Sept. %.
james T. Brady, candidate for Governor on the
Breckenridge ticket, made a speech here 10 right
He proclaimed war to the knife against the Doug
las Democracy, declaring that if Lincoln was
elected Seward would be his Secretary Of State,
and Evart's I'LL Stewards place in the Senate, in
which event the Republican party would be the
only National party, and would be IN the ascend
ant, and that after this contest, Douglas would
not be heard Of again.
This speech is regarded as final blow to a
union of the Democracy in this Stale.
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Size.

HNI0N ICE 90, CLEYEL AND
" OHIO. sALLPRESS 4 GARDNER,,, Dealer
n RTIe Spring P9nd IL, vii SUPPLY Faml g, Ho
he most reasonable terms All orders eft at No %
River street, l60 st. Clair street. or Box 1851 Post
Once, VII be promptly attended 70.
IS ~ Q. CHAMP, Agent.
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PRIVATE [IIS[s.gNSf S.
With an bad ehseta arising ther0iTOIa, inolldIag

with ali bad ehecta arising theruirUm, including
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PROsTRATiON.
Re has succeeded I'm curing cases iu fhs city soma
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
maladies with success, and without receiving ths
least particle Of benefit ~
Dr. GIBSON does not boast that he Is a uem6er OF
some Ooliegs n London or Paris, as perhaps sOms
others do for the purpose Of ensnerng me nnoosnt
and who hold out great expectations never to bs re-
allied. Bnt what DIT. GIBSON might boast Of is
this, that be d abs to give entire 1atsfacton %
those Who repose confidence in his ability aud iniea
rity, End that hs has perfected an American system
oftreatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
don Or Paris, or any patent medicine to equal Tor The
radical cure OF Belnal weakness, and a diseases OF
arrangements, both mental aud physical, arisinE
Dr. GIBsON also Claims ior his new treatment tle
following advantages all others yet discovered.
and hrst, the agents used in respect disagree
able he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such a.
Mercury, nor any other deleterious drug Secondly
restrictions in diet or business Is required Third
Y his treatment Ia positive and certain In an cases.
He stands prepared 10 60 intO any public private
hospital in the United States and demonstrate the
immense superiority Of his new troatment ever any
I other now known 70 the world In point Of prompt
ness, permanencys midneass safety and conTsuienc8
/ to the patient.
DR.. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past nine moHthB performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other moies Of treatment Reference can Be given 10
individuals OF the rst respectabiity IN Cleveland,
/ Boston, New York, and other cities in regard 70
skill and integrity in all professional transactions
j Dyspepsia, Rhusmatis1n, SCrOfula and all chrunio
diseases treated with superior success.
/ - Medicine sent to any part OF the country on
! receipt Of ten dollars.
DR. GIBs0N7s New Work on Physiology for sale
/ DR.. GIBSON,
1 Professor Of EzectrOpatky and Medicine,
- Once 10. ~ Ontario street, up stairs, fsw
Once hours rom to z and from to to S O'Clock
daily, lsandays exeepted.l auEg
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GRAN,-WHEAT-There has been, all the
week, a wide discrepancy between the views Of
buyers and sellers, which has eGectually pre-
oluded business. On Change, this morning, .
cars red from store and do. on track. sold to,a
miller at sl.Os, This price is far above what
could be obtained Of shippers, or in large lots.
and we are unable to give prices in large
way, the market being entirely unsettled and
nominal
CoRN-There is nothing but light local in
Quiry, and we quote the market duh at 46c.
OATs-Are in steady demand for home con-
sumption, and sell, on track, at 26927c.
BARLEY-There is nothing doing, and We
withhold quotations.
RYE-Nominal at 55@55c.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

lNt sALE.-Pursuant to the command Of a deere
tai order Of sale issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Cuyahoga County at the suit Of Edward
Wade against Catherine Burger, Administrative Of
Andrew Burger, decd, and Others to me directed,
shall expose Tor sale at public auction at the door Of
the Court House in the City Of Cleveland on the 10Th
day Of October 1850, at clock P. NJ. the premises
described as follows, to wit: Situate in brooklyn
township, CuyahOga County, 0hi0, and is knowa as
sub-divisiOn. Lot No. sixty (60) in Hiram Stones
addition to Ohio City and Cleveland com posed Of
part Of original lots No. SO and 6S in Brooklyn town
ship. Appraised at $500
GEORGE H. WYMAN,
Master Commissioner.
B. R. BEAYIs, Plaintiffs Atty. -t
Cleveland, Sept. Is 1850. aaD4f.9f5
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BosroS, Sept 25.
The brig Gem Of New York, Phelan, from
Georgetown, D. C., has arrived here. The cap
tain aud all hands are sick OF yellow fever
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MARINE.
poRT OF CLEVELAND.
aNrERrD-september 25.

RNTERED-September %.
Stmr. May Queen Viger, Detroit.
Prop, Michigan, Lewis, Oswego.
Bque. FOntanelle, Case, BufialO. .
Schr A. Medbury, Warner, Buffalo.
Schr II. q. Winslow, Hurlburt, Port. COlbOurne.
Sohr. John Weber, Young, Oswego.
Schr. 5peedwell, Bennett, Pigeon River.
Scow Mary and Lucy, Burke, Pigeon River.
Sc0w r. Hays, Fiheld, Fulton
Scow Highland Chief, Dayton, Port Hope.
.|.. CLEARED.
Stmr. May Queen Viger, Detroit.
Stmf. Iron City, Turner, Ontonagon.
Prop. Michigan, Lewis Ogdensburgh.
Schr. IrOnsides, Grover Chicago,
Schr. H. O. WinslOw, Hurlburt, Chicago.
ScoW Mary Williams GHfiet Port Huron.
ScoW Highland Chief, Dayton, Detroit.
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PRICE

Case OF 20 viais complete In morocco and Book, %
Case Of 90 vals and Book, plain. ...............
Case Of 10 numbered boxes, and Book, .........-
Case Of 6 boxes, numbered, and Book, ,...-.-.....
Single numbered boxes, Witk directions % cts
ainge letteTed boxes With directions, &C.,. 90 cts.
Large case with %. yialA fer planters and ply
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9eaaI 8atiees!.
NrARY FENNBR rs HBRFBJ

MARY FENNER Is HEREBY
lVl notified that on the l2th day OF September,
Is Aaahel B. Fenner fied his petition IN the ofice
Of the Clerk ofthe Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuya-
hoga county, the object and prayer Of which petition
Is 70 obtain divorce by him from said Mary. Said
petition alleges the ground for said divorce that
said Mary has been guilty OF gross neglect Of duty
tin. The defendant is notified that depOsitiOns will
be taken in this by the plaintiff the 10th day
otQotober, 1867 between the hours OF eight O'Clock
a. NJ, and 10 O'Clock p. M, at the Office Of jerks
Mory, in the township Of Royalon, in the county OF
Fulton State Of Ohio and continue from day to day
~ ~ L. PRENTIss, PITS Atty.
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LoUIsvILIE, Sept. 25.
Douglas has accepted an invitation Of the Dem
oerats Of this city to address them on Saturday
next
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NLEYELAND AND MAHONING
- AsA4LAOADs liz AAhLA no. 10.
To take effect on amer Thursday, February To- 1853


At Cleveland with Cleveland Z Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and Cleye-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At solon, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Alantua, with hacks for HaTenna, &C.
At BraoeTille with hacks to Newton Ealls, &c.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greendeld, Mead
fille, BlOOmheld, Garfield, &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell and EnOn Valley, and thence By P. II.
W. & q. B. B. to Pittsburgh.
CHAs. L. RHODES, suplt.
Cleveland.E Feb. s,ls5s. =
HLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
~ ROAD.-FALL ARRAHGEMEST-Is60.
On and amer Monday, September 2ith, 1850, Tfains
on this Road viii leave Cleveland as iollOWs.
5.55 A. n, Through Mail stopping at el stations on
the Southern Division, arriving at Toledo
D r-, at 1920 A. N.
250 P NJ, Western Express, stops at all stations On
Southern Division and arrives at Toledo
at 7.30 p. n.
400 P NJ Nail stops at al stations east Sandusky
on Northern Division, and arrives at SAN
dusky AZ e:I5 P. n.
$50 P. n Telegraph Express stops at Grafton Ober
lin, Wakeman, N0rWalk, MOnrOeVille,
BelleFus, Clyde, Fremont, Elmors, and
arrives at Toledo at 1918 P, y. ...- = led
Connections are made at MOnroeFilie with the San
dusky, Mansfield and Newark T. B., at Clyde with
the Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati r. r., gt Ere
mont with Fremont Indiana R. B., and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troit, Jackson, Fort Wayne, LoganspOr, Lafaystte,
Cairo, Alton, St. Louis, and all points West, North
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Tciedo and the
West, At $40 A.. n, $50 P. A., and 9,05 T. And
sn tests apply at the Union
L. d. RUCKER, superintendent.
Cleveland. Sept. p 1850. -a
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aflrditinfs.
IgAR WHAT xRK People, SAY.

The undersigned having used Professor bun.
PURFYg SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
IN our families with the most satisfactory results and
having full confidence In their genulneneaa, purify,
md elBcacy cheerfuly recommend them 70 al per
aons who wlsh 70 have safe, reliable and efheacinus
remedlcs nj hand for private or domestic use.
The Rev VIM Hosmer, editor Of " The Northern
f,,lepettlsntp Auburn, n Y. the Rev. X H. Ores
sry b D. Rector nf e. Peters Church, Auburn, n. y;
the Rev. b. l. Ives, Chaplain Of the Auburn State
Prison; the Rev Spencer NJ. Rice, Rector, Hev-Bed-
ford, sii.ss ,he Rev. Allen Steele NeE-fork Con
,-ren,s ne Rev Samuel Nichols, EastGenesee Con
ference. n. y the Rev ?. 6 Pratt, Dorset, " the
Rcy. Jahn T. Robbie, Buffalo; A. Q. Hart, ESQ, Utica,
Ny the Hon. Neal Dow, Portland, Me. ths Hon.
Schuyler CofaE, South Bend, Ind, he Hon. aeorgs
Uum1hreys. n. Y. Henry b Cook, Esq., Editor Of
he "Ohlo state Journal" Columbus, Ohio the Hon.
r Il. Graham, Moline, III the Hon Thomas J.
Chase, Montlcelo Fla. the Hon Joseph Benediot,
P5nd Fso Iiuca, n. Y. James Plunkett, Esq, Mash
-tii Tam
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TEIEGRAPHIG.
yesterday Afternoon's Report.
nExIlAN NRWs

NAM AohAi sept -.
Oaicial adviees at Washington announce Gen
L. Love n about leaving Vera Cruz with TROOPS
10 operate against Mexico. Marques has been
liberated By Mlramon, aud given command Of q
div lsion Of 90 men.
The Times correspondent at Callao states that
the commander Of the United States naval force
In the Pacific had been called upon by the Amer
ican Minister In Peru 10 proceed at once 90 Peru
vian waters with all available vessels.
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.ASTER COMMISSIONER7S

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lIlSALE.-Pursmnt to the command Of q deere
tai order of sale issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Cuyahoga County, at the suit Of Edward
Wade against Andrew Kelly and others, I shall eI-
pose Tor sale at public auction at the door OF the
Court Honse in the City of Cleveland on the 18th
day Of October, 1861 at o'clock P. M, the premises
described follows to wit: Situate in Brooklyn
township, Ouyahoga county, Ohio, and Is known as
5ub-diyisiOn Lot No. two hundred and ninety, (290)
including tbs barn now on the lot. Said lot is fy
feet front on Wade Avenue and 1872 feet deep 70 an
alley in Hiram stones Addition to Ohio City and
Cleveland composed of part of original Lots No. %
and IS in Brooklyn township. Appraised at Sl2j.
GEORGE H. WYMAN,
Master Commissioner.
B. R. BEAVIs, Plaintiffs Atty. -
Cleveland, Sept. 18th 1850. sspi4:3n5
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OOMMEROIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET-sEPT. 25

OAaGN AA4A4ND AA4lAAAL4L Aa aEEaa
FLOUR-sales are 60 bbls double extra red at IS;
and Us BbIs do in three lots at ssz and 2 bBs ex-
ira at same.
WHEAT-Nore active Sales are: IiOo bush red
saOzt at slO5; u4O do shoat at siOs; car red and
white at SIO7 and IL respectively, and SEQ bushels
white al SI,ls.
CORN-Eo sales. Quiet at quotations.
OATS-steady. Sales Of carloads at &c
BARLEY-sales of 300 bush from store at 6236c.
HIGHWINES-salo of bbls at &c
sEEDs-sales Of 50 bush timothy at $3.50
BUTTER-saleI Of 500 rs Central at llk9l2c,
and Il tubs choice W. R. at l531c
CHEEsE-saIes OfsOOO rs at SIC.
EGGs-scarce, and worth lIc.
REYTEW OF TIE cLEVELAND RHOLE-
SALE PRODUCE NARKET FOR THE
WEEK ENDING SEPT. q. 1850.
CLOSING AT NOON. --
The market for. breadstuffs has remained very
much depressed ever since our last report. The
slaokening demand for foreign export. owing to
the more favorable appearance Of the crops in
England, has lead to this result. The N. Yofk
market has shown an almost daily decline in
both wheat and -four. Holders here have stead
lily refused to come down to a corresponding
figure, and the consequence has been an utter
stagnation in the market and an unsettling Of
prices. For thelast three days Of the past week
scarcely transaction was reported. This morn
ing, the necessities Of millers compelled a few
purchases, which we're made at too high rates to
be reliable.
This depression in prices has had marked
influence in checking receipts which have de-
elined to 5000 OF 6,eoO bushels wheat daily, and
this. in turn, has given DOWN. ard te endeney TO
frsights.
Wegive below table of the daily receipts Of
grain as reported on Change each morning for
the use Of the Board Of Trade
Wzeaf Corn Oats Rye Bariey
WsdSssdsy 7asiDss las; fiO65
Thursday - 5,l.S
Erday------ 5S2s s
Totals -. s5.Sz5 1850 sooo
The total receipts last week we're as follows
G9Sa .-.....--.----..-----...'...-.- lO2'SgS w
The receipts this morning are 800 bus
The shipments Of wheat per lake for the
week have been 80 9sS bus. as reported at the
Custom House.
In other species OF grain there has been no
movement to speak o.. Corn has ruled dull,
with only light local demand. and unsalabls
in large lots, Oats come in in just about suii-
oient quantities to meet the e0nsumptiye de-
mand, and prices are steady. Barley and rye
are quiet and little more than nominal in price
HighRines have declined again. Eggs have
advanced. Butter and cheese are steady and in
good demand, at full prices fo1 good qualities.
We quote the market as follows: =.
ALE-We quote as follows; Present use. So
Stock se9S7; Porter IS and Kennett SO.
BEAEs-Nothing Of consequence doing. The
only sale reported for some time, was 3 small lot
prime white, during the past week, at soc.
BUTTER-There is a steady demand for good
qualities. Sales Of thsWeek range at lO9lle
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2 MISCELLANEOUS.

aEIQ al MISCELLANEOUS
The Detroit Tribune Of the 18th contains the fol-
lowing:
Wabash Valley, the latter working her own engines
She lay in bad position, resting upon the reef amid
ships, with deep water fore and alt, and she has
consequently been badly used. Her stem is all
knocked ont, and the planks broken. She Is also
hogged, and the starboard arch is broke square In
two, .
SHIPwRRCK.-We learn by the arrival Of the pro-
peller Montgomery, which reached her this morn
ing from Buao, that while lying under Long Point
during the blow Of Friday last, a small Sandusky
vessel came there and reported seeing brig and q
scow capsi2ed on Rondeau.
The Mary Stewart arrived this morning, reports
seeing last evening mast rising out Of water, and
fragments of wreck floating near: This was forty
miles above Point au Pelee-identical with the To-
caiity Of the disaster reported above.
BROKE HER RSHAFT.-Tbe'propslIer Mendoza, which
passed down to-day, reports the propeller Potomac
having broken her shaft her last trip up, when
near Milwaukee. Shs was tOwed into that port
where she prOcures new one. The Potomac had
on board the crew Of the Canadian schooner CeledO
with some unknown propeller.
COLEsIoN.-To-day, as thelshooner Gerritt Smith
was coming too alongside Of the dock while in tow
OF the tug Martin she ran into the steamer Column
bia, seriously damaging her starbOard wheel house.
There Is blame to be attached somewhere in the mat
ter.
appearance in port to-day called the Cleveland
formerly the propeller Cleveland, which has been
rentteQ ana mouuleQ INTO the ABOVE rig. she mas on
board 3l9 tons coal for Chicago.
AGRoUND.-The schooner Walrus is aground at the
Flats. The tug Bruce is working at her.
From the Buffalo Express of the 18th:
A favorable change in the wind took place Sunday
morning, and during the forenoon a large number Of
sail vessels took their depal re for western ports
Sunday night, however, the wind changed again
and blew quite gale down the lake, and most If not
all made for port the north Shore some get
ting into GTavelly Bay and some under Point Abino
The schooner William Fiske got above Erie, when
the sQual struck her, carrying away some Of her
rigging and her captain put her about and headed
her for this port. In passing Point Abino about
daylight Monday morning, he vessel painted
black with white rail go ashore about mile above
the Point. ..|
A black painted brig was seen Saturday afternoon
on Point Burwell capsized, and four men clinging
to the wreck The propeller Montgomery went Sum
day morning to Sc If II could find the wreck end say
than probable. tla'-e ''..'"