Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-12
NJ A R IN E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

| EETERED-sEFrEMBER II.
| Steamer Morning Star, Viger Detroit
| Propeller Iron City, Turner, Ontonagon.
Propeller Jefferson, McHenry, Oswego.
| Bark Major AndorsOn, Jones, Marquette.
| Bark Fontenells, Payne, Marquette.
| schooner ScOIlaud, Ames, Bunalo.
| Schooner Star of the North, Mckee, Oswego.
Schooner Condor, Robinson, OswegO.
| schooner Grace Murray, More, Marquette.
! Schooner Vermont, Carmichael, Buffalo.
schooner Catehpole, Clark, Oswego.
Schooner Wellington, Simpson, Marquette.
Schooner Madison, Bartlett, Buffalo
Schooner Consuelo, Hearns, Buffalo.
Schooner Sergeant, Hearnes, OsWego.
Schooner Eyeline Bates, Peterson, Marquette.
Schooner Son and Heir, Davis Toronto.
Scow e. Rich, Hubbard, Port Huron.
CLEARED.
Steamer Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit.
Bark Major Anderson, Jones' Milwaukee
Brig Amazon, Young, 0swego.
Schooner John s. Minor, Sinclair Bufalo
Schooner Scotland, Ames, Buffalo.
Schooner soI. and Heir, Davis, Toronto.
Scow Frolic, Regan, Port Stanley.
Scow q. Rich, Hubbard, Port Huron.
Run AGRoUND.-The steamer Planet ran aground
in the fog Wednesday morning short distance be-
low Detroit. We have not yet lefrned whether she
has got of.
The PERFORMANCES OF A CLETELAND TUG-The De-
troit Advertiser and Tribune of the 10Th says 1.-THE
tug Mcclellan, Capt Lundy arrived up at this port
yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock, having in tow the
bark Cleveland and schooner W. B. Ogden, which she
brought direct from Cleveland She left that port
the night previous at II o'clock, and in the face Of
heavy northwest wind and heavy sea, came safely
through in the time above stated But few tugs could
have performed like feat"
MISCELLANEOUS.
We clip the following from the Detroit Advertiser
and Tribune of the lOth
VESSELS PAssED-The following vessels passed this
port yesterday:
BouND Ur.,Barks Cream City, Colorado, Jane Bell,
Louisa, Cleveland brigs Michigan Gen Worth Me,
chantc schooners Essex, Grapeshot W B. Hibbard
w. ii. Stevens, Hubbard, Racine, Wings Of the Mind
Wyoming, Summit, Zephyr Granada. j p MarE' M',Eti'
Ly dls Ease w J. Preston, W. J. Whaling, Surprise,
Il. PSTSD %T j6gs3 jR9wsIbPTSPSleF Pre- sESSsE State Ds
rien, Cuba, Reciprocity, c. 0. Griswold A. E Hart,
W'sRth1lf pleasaht. Wind southeast.
The schooner Col Cook arrived up yesterday after
noon from Buffalo, disabled, having carried away her
center board during some severe weather on Lake
Erie. She stops here for repairs.
VESSELS PASSING THROUGH THE WELLAND CANAL
We are indebted to C1pt T. P Dorr for the following
listOf vessels passing through the Welland Canal:
bound WEsT-On the l0th-Barl Northern Light;
schooners Mary Grover, Theodore Perry, Mediterra-
BOUNO EAsT-Qn the lOth-Propeller Wisconsin
schooner Indian Maid.
Vessels Discharging at the Elevator-Bark Alexan-
der; schooner George W. Scott.
QUICK TRIP.-The schooner Amazon left Cleveland
Tuesday noon, and arrived here last night, being
little over a days passage down Tho Amazon has a
cargo OF new white wheat from the border state
Of Kentucky, consigned to L. b. BObe.-[OsWego
Times, Sept 9th.
SEAMAN LOST OyERBOARD.-A seaman By the name
of d. T. CoTbtt was lost overheard from the schooner
Charles II. Walker on Monday last, in Lake Huron,
twelve miles below Point BarQue, and three miles
from the shore. livery possible effort was made TO
single man. we learn, and resident Of Milwaukee =
Detroit Free Press.
LOST OyERBOARD.-Captain Petrie Of the schooner
Sutherland, rolled overheard, while asleep, between
hali-past nine and ten o'clock Sunday night, Sept
zth, seventeen miles of South Hayen.-[C Chicago
Journal