, 1861-06-20

.Bonnd ,West71oa he 14th-Bazk Nalta; schrs
bound East-0n the 14sh-schooner Lively. On
the 15th-Propeller Ontario ba1ks Indiana, s: 4.
Aazah. Water Witch, Sonora, Col. Il. $: Fairehild;
Lesf, onward, Dsrien. Dane, Ierrimac, Thomas
Kingsiord, Nonpariel, Vim. n. Erbuek1e, Mime
cots, MediteE1a1ean. g: A. Glover, Delos de Wolf,
AT, Lin4ie Powell; barks London, Col. Cook,
Qiye1pool ! brig j. 8. Harvey. -.
Vessels disehalEing at tn ths eIevatoraoschooners
nian, Jupiter, Massi1on, Marshfeld. -.
Granite State, Chicago; bark Mary Stockton;
Logan, Tracy, ] Bronson. Willie sqaal, y 4
Craig, Gerrit Smith, II Hibbald.
Bound Down-Steamer Minnesota; propeller
Queen Of the Lakes; barks Stannard, Grace
Greenwood, CLAYTON; brlgs g Deshler, c P vii
fairfield, Psfrel. America, Matt Rsot, Ra-h, "
Mary Collins, Joseph Grant, a. Bradley, Gold
Hunter, u Fillmore. Flying. CLOUD, Dseadaoughs,
| Peo1ta, Wild Rover, New Lisbon, A Morcy,
Charlotte, George Foote, Aldsbaran, Hamlet, An
The following passed on the 17th:
West, No i brig Robert Hollister; schrs Ethan
Allen, J occhzane, Sirius, Perseverance,, Monsoon,
Bound Down-Propellers Empire, Potomac, IL
inoIs; bazks 1nyinclble, Hans Croker; brig 1ss-
bella echoonezs Hyardotte. Hyphen, Mslro:e,
a PSys Eps sas ao.n
ME Doom, Myrtle, Rapid, Planet, j F Warner.
TEaaE1s PASSING THROUGH THE WEILAND CANAL,
Bound Htst-On the 15th--Schooner5 Conquest,
Herald, 3. F, Wade, Coleraine. On the 18th
eey A,antlc. airas, CEN a Go1ntainesf % nri.taa
NJ Soaad EssM6n ~ n the b. istas@Prop Young America;
barks E 8: Adams. Plymouth; briggs New York
St he n sn
7 The schf p!n Tndan Is dischalging at the Ele
vator. ]
eles1ed rom this s pot r. on Saturday for chiesgo
built At Eaelid laet winter for Mr. HickoS, Of thi
city, and is q fine vessel. She Is commanded b.
Captain Scott-C2ereland Her7old.
Co1115,oH.-As tho tug ]. D. Morton was CON
ing over The Flats last night with tho schooner
Persian and Myrtle In tow, owing to the absenc
W Vessels efounded, which rrs5ited il she other col
1iding with her. The Myrtle had her quarter dam
aged 10 the extent Of 500. The Persians in]uriee
and the tug aver that no lights were visible on th
Flats, and but for this neglect on tho part Of tn
nght-sesper, the accident wopld not have taks
place. The Myrtle IL detained here for rcpsirs
The Persian Continued on her Toyage.-Dttro'
| AdttrtissT.
Loss Or THE PROPELLER CATARACT The PIT
| pel1eE Cataract, Capt McNx1ly, bound from CleVt
land to Dunkirk with full cargo Of rolling frelgh
was burned of Erie yesterday. -Four persons Eer
drowned By tho swamptug Of q small boat. Th
survivors were taken to Erie BY the tug Brook.
The propeller was owned BY Frank PeEeW, IN
WAS Inenrcd.--BuGdlo AdrerttStr.
D1slsTEns At CLEvKlAsD.-By q dispatch froz
| Cleveland We learn that tho fchoon0r Fremon
with u COO bu wheat for Buffalo, sunk n the rye
hf wheat for Bnfnlo, IL lahore west OF tho pier
| full of water. Both huns and the Frem0nt's ca
70 are insured in Budalo.-ByBato AdceeliseT.
passed DE1Ro1r-une IS s-UrStmr Planet
props Plymouth, Concord. Baltic, Iowa; barks
} B fomeroy. De Soto, Major Anderson, City
Chicago, Pacific; briggs R Hollister, Young Anne
{ lea, Canopus, Prilg7im; echrs Monsoon Wings
. the Morning, ArctuEns. Huntress, Antares. "a
tington, A Z Raynor, clyde, Comet, SunbHry, 7
Sanderson, Grapeshot, Rainbow.
CowN-Props Concord, Empire. Fountain CIT,
Potomac; barks Hans Croker, Sovereign OF tt
, Lakes; sehrs Persian, Myrtle, Rapid, Planet,
I Warner.
{ past night; wind ", with moderate breeze.
, AsHoHE.-A white forc-and. after, lumber 1o.de
is reported ashore on Pt aux Barque reef. Il,
!, ! rame as ret has not to q certainty been asce
r floating in that vicinity, supposed to h9Te bee
I tribune.
AsHoRE The schr Ellen Williams Is reportt
) by vessels which passed down during last night
' being aahere on 6killagalee. Sho Is bound dow
and grain loaded The tug Leviathan bad bet
! sent for, and ero this has probably reached he
l We are not IN possession OF any further partic
lars-DetrHk Tribune.