Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS.


THE Scow A1Es-Information is received
here from captain Of 8 scoW which came through
the bridge about ! O'Clock yesterday, that The
scOW Hays, loaded with gypsum, for Cleveland,
In passing the bridge just behind him got entan-
gled tn the bridge and sunk in the channel Her
jib boom caught IL the tlmbeFs of the bridge,
carrying away her bOwsprit. when she oareened
80 that her spars struck the bridge when she went
doEn-Fightng up as she sunk. Such are the
facts as reported here. We understand that she
lies in the left-hand channel, going up -SanSlily
Register.
MAUMEE BAT.-0n Saturday afternoon, Mr.
Stephsn, Collector At this port, received q note
from Capt. McGee, fthe United States schooner
Watchful, dated the 18th inst, stating that he
had " commpleted the buoys Of the bay and river
except the three Ia the east channel" and be
expected to get those done IN day or two. The
Captain IN his note calls attention to several
snags" lying in the main channel, rendering il
somewhat hazardous for vessels 10 run in The
night. We learn that our Insurance Companies
have taken held Of the matter and the snags VIII
probably be removed a. soon as the storm sub
sides.-TOiedo Blade.
The following items are from the Detroit Ad.
yertissr Of the 2Ist.
SczOoEER EMMA, bound down, while lying at
anchor at the fats, on Thursday evening, was
run Into by the schooner Anna Craig, which was
in tow Of the tug F. Moore, bound up. The En-
ma had her small boat cut in twain, and her main
Il completely riddled by the former vessels
jio-boom, The Craig Il Is presumed, sustained
no damage,
VESSELS PAssrso.-The following vessels passed
this port on Saturday:
UP-Propellers Mendoza, Evergreen CITY.
Buckeye, Iowa barkl Twilight, Levi Rawsan;
sohOoners CuYahOga Fox Mary Collins. j. f.
Warner. Imperial, Twin Sister, ". Fiske, Il. L.
Whitman,
The following vessels passed this port Sunday:
UP-PrOpellers Acme, Detroit; bark D. Morris;
brig Young America; schOoners yorktown, Sun
nit, Z. q. Roberts, b. HoppOok, CoFinthian.
scHooxER 81. B. STERLE has arrived At W Tsp-
dotte with coal. At this port are propellefs On
tario, Omar Pasha, and schooner J. W. SaFgsant.
The PEoPELLER PRA1R1E sTArr, which has
been reported lost in the Chicago papers, arFived
at this port on Sunday morning, all right She
passed through the Strata on Friday night be-
ing the hrst craft thia year as last which passed
Ice in the Straits, in getting through, but Gls-
tanned no injuries Whaf6vsr. Some Of the up-
ward bound Vessels had succeded IN Fstfing
through the passage. but Immediately afer a
northeast wind had again biookaded the way,
debarTiDg several more from getting through.-
One vessel, name unknown, was ashore on Bois
Blanc Island. It h PRESUMED that ere this they
have succeeded In pEodeeding on their voyage.
TIE TUo DART, having in tow the schooners
Midnight and Queen City IN the river Sc. Clair,
at Port Huron, bound down, approached too
near the middle gFOundin that ioellity hy which
the former vessel was got aground, which caused
boat besides damaging the head gear Of the City
to q eonEiderahls extent.
THE NoRrznRN TRAnspoRrKrroN Cois propel-
Ter Empire arrived down last evening from Chi
eago. and the Young America Of the sane line
Is expected here this morning. Captain Rich
afdgOn, Of the Empire State says there was fair
prospect Of the Straits becoming blockaded again
with ice By the n. E wind, Whlch vlns forcinT Il
back to that locality. The schooner Barbariln,
bound down, had arrived there and would get
through. On Lake huron large quantities Of lee /
vas returning toward TIE river So Clair.