Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-13
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BRIO CAsrALIA AGRoUSD.-A telegram Was received
here yesterday morning from Sandusky to tho effect
that the brig Castaia aground on the bar at san
dusky harbOr, and asking for assistance
sEAMES's wAsEs.-Tho Detroit Advertiser and TrI.
bune says seamens wages are one dollar per day out
! Ofthat port.
The ACCIDENT To THE PLANET.-The Detroit Adver-
tser and Tribune Of Thursday has the following In
regard to the grounding of the Planet 90 The steam
er Planet which expected to leave here for Lake
Superior on Tuesday, while coming up the river early
yesterday morning, during dense fog, got aground
on the fiat near the mouth Of the River Rouge and
mp to last evening had not been got ahoat Yester-
day the steamers Morning Star and Forester went to
her assistance, and aborod for several hours to get
her of, but it was impossible to move her. Other
means are to be brought into requsitlon by tighten
ing her. and otherwise rigging purchases which It is
thonght will again set her at liberty"
MISCELLANEOUS.
We clip the following from the Detroit Advertiser
and Tribune Of the llth
VESSELS PAssED.-The following vessels passed this
BoUsD UP-Propellers Winona, Granite state.-barks
=. Z. sherman, Monitor 90, Danube brigs Empire
state, n NJ STANDARD, J. G. Deshler schooners Joe
Grant, Amelia, Colonel Falrchild, Barbarian Emen,
Persia, d Mclnness, J. A. Marsh
Iron City brigs CanoPus, Roseius schooners John
IhurshY, Tartar, Live Yankee.
Weather pleasant. Wind northeast
A NEW YEssEL.-Tho Margaret R. GoAls Is the mama
OF new bark rugged vessel which has been recently
punt al 81 Clair on the 81. Clair River and now on
hsI nrst voyage TO Chicago, with a cargo Of lumber
where she loads with grain for Buffalo The G0he Is
over ~ tons burthens and was built by r. C. Corn
wall who has already designed and built several other
cIait IN that locality, all which are highly spopn
Of. rom those who have examined the above named
eesl we eaFH that she has superior ahoat as re-
saIds strength having been put together In the most
substantial manner, and chasing from the 2ld u
April next for the following five years Size l. COM,
manded by Captain SprOulo, one Of our most exurri-
gnced masters on the Lakes, and is owned by Smith,
Esq.
ACTIVITY AMONG THE SHIPPING-There has b.,.p
considerable activity during the past few days In the
movements Of vessels bound either way Durina yes-
tcray quite number passed up, bound respectively
Tor Lakes Superior and Michigan-to The former for
ore and the latter for grain.
VESSEL RAIsED.-The schooner Trowbridse. we ara
informed has been raised and taken over to Algonac
where her cargo Of grain Is being taken out Of her
we are indebted 10 CBpt. f. p Dorr for the following
list OF vessels passing through the Weland Canal:
BOUND WEsT-On the Ilth-Propellers West o.
densburgh; bark W. F. Allen, jr
bound EAsT-On the lOth-Propellers Bay State
Colonist, Vermont, On the lItl-Propeller CIeve-
land; schooners Forest Queen George Davis: briz
John Young.
FATAL FALL.-GeOrge Griers0n, second mate Of the
scnoOneT mldngh was instantly killed yesterday by
iailng down tho fore hatch Of the schooner, while
ylng az CrOsbys dock, unloading coal Deceased
was thirty years Of age, and belonged In New
York city, where he leaves wife and Chicago
Tribune, llth inst.