Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-18
M1scRLLANROUs.

VEssELs PAssED.-Ths following vessels passed
Detroit on the 18th
Bound IIP-stsamer Cleveland propeller MayaoE-
Mary Oenins, Robert EUlmet, Bay State, MonteHu-
ma, lneW) Humboldt, Mat Root, Anteres, Sunbury,
0'i5oa BosRa DO,vn-PropelIsru Acme, Neptune; barks
Sovereign OF the Lakes Adrlatic, Gibraltar brigs
en- Belle ETSsn, Yankee Blade, Star of he North,
Wm. Fiske, Storm King, Wings Of the Morning,
MsSon, S tdstained Tor rspsirsS FortuRe, RainbOw,
D. r. Martin, Flight, I. Y: Avery, S. @. Andrews,
live Yankee, Abraham Lincoln. and SS others an.
known, which passed down during last night.
List Of the vessels passing through the weIIsnd
Canal:
Bos.d Wsst-alay Iith-Brls Pilgrim and schooner
Theo. Ferry On the l5th-Brig MontezumA Of Chi
cago schoonors Oonsuelo, Arabian, Dolphin Of Port
Dover, Eureka, Falcon, r. :. Gibbs and. w9lluS;
EiShSsn, briSs Lafayette Cook and ocean Of Mon
Utica and Star Of Hopc.-Bsl6dto Express.
AFLzEr PoR CANADIAN PoRTs.--The Quebec Chron-
ice publishes list Of 4sl aaing vessels which have
sailed from British and Foreign ports for Quebec
and Montreal. with one exception, between eth Of
March and - April. OF these l3 viii come up 70
or Montreal I; Of the number have been reported
ashore, and one wrecked.
Tho Montreal Witness remarks that the foregoing
Is only an instaiment the shipping that will prob
ably come TO the st. Lawrence this year.
The same paper states that the new ship City Of
nr ment. and will load Immediately with -four and
wheat. Her capacity n hold is equal 10 5000 bush
The great feet Of vesssls just at hand will, doubt
Less impart new vigor to the markst-OsSe0O Times.
AaHoRE-oapt. Howard, Of the brig Fox, which
A vessel, grain loaded, Ashore Point antlnas
which appeared 70 be pounding badly, with the sea
not isearn any person aboard Of her learn Of any
sssistanee being rendered her., DsToit Tribune, lstf.
The following items are from the Detroit AdVsr-
tiser Of yesterday;
FRoM LAKE EsuPERIoR.-Stsamer City Of Cleveland,
Ming. Met Iron Oty and North star between Eagle
| Harbor and Copper Harbor. At the latter place
GqSD sprG1R eSF outside, made the haibor and run
ashore opposite the village, where she now lies In
Her cargo, which was mostly for Superior City, has
l been got out aud stored with horthrop Co. Capt.
Chiids thinks the leak is around her shafts, the
packing having worked out. She made water 80 fast
| that they were compelled to beach her, Met the II.
LhallenRe unloading et MsrQuette; Passed scoE
| Rescue aground on Lake George, below Church 8
down 81 tie Cy o Ssyesha r SeB Snms
snd tug Eclipse, and started immedately With them
/ dustte on Tuesday, bound up. Propeller Mineral
Rock ives above the saut, bound down, yesterday.
A Nrv soHooEER.--A schooner Of $50 tons hes just
been sunched from the yard Of MessTs A. O. Ltten-
| held Co., at BlsndOu, on Grand River. She Is
named amer the hero Of Fort sumter and is built Of
the best Michigan white oak and Lake Superior
| deck IS feet beam; depth Of hold ~ feet
| QUICK RUN-The brig Fox made the run from
the upper end Of the Beavers 10 below Thunder Bay
Islandin Y hours. l. Wss probably never performed
/ in quicker time By steamer.
SCHOONER HARMoR, on her passage down from
| Chicago, struck on St. Helena Reef The tug s. @,
Ives shortly came In sight and succeed In getting
her of By lighting her cargo, aiter eftention oi
| two days. The vessel sustained no material dam
sedSY F6e CSsSaia d The Harmon states .hat tbs
/ tng leviathAn had toEed the schooner kefcnum
into Little TrsveFs Bay. No doubt IL entertained
that all hands wers Lost.