Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-11

Brig lrOQuOiH, huckeT. Detroit.
Schooner John Weber, Flood, Green Bay,
schooner Ryerse, Baker, Burwell.
Schooner T. J. Bronson, Reid, Chicago
Schooner Return, Brown, Milwaukee
Schooner Twin Sisters, Cullotin, Chicago.
Schooner Vanguard, Jones, Chicago.
ScOw Mary and Lucy, Boys, Kelley's Island
SoOw Monitor; Porter, Kelley's Island.
Scow Almira, Parsons, Marblehead.
Scow Rescue, Parker, Kelley's island.
THE Mnwaukee Sentinel says one Of the largest
class ofbarks is being built at Manitowoc by G. s
E. X. Rand, for Plat a Villas, of Manitowoc, and
Foster Hardenburg, of Chicago. She will cost,
when completed, about $4,000.
The schooner Eleder, new vessel ofabout $50 tons
burthen, was launched at Milwaukee on Saturday
last.
NEW YEssELs.-The Green Bay Advocate says
vessel, named the Peshtigo. Of625 tons burthen
has been built at that port by Wolf Lawrencs dur
ing the past winter. She is I64 feet in length, I24
feet hold, and o feet BEAM and will carry 900 bush
els grain or 10000 feet of lumber. The same firm
going to build during the spring and summer
another vessel of the same dimensions as the Pesh-
tigo.
The Chicago Tribune O. 5he 9th says, intelligence
was received here yesterday Of several disasters
on the east shore Of Lake Michigan during the re-
cent high winds.
The schooner Farmer was capsized of New Buffalo,
and all hands are said to be lost Her crew consisted
offour or five men, and there was on board one or
two other persons besides. She was small vessel
engaged in the lumber trade and was not considered
very valuable.
The schooner Kent is ashore eight miles above
Kalamazoo River, and tits thought she will prove
total loss. Her crew were all saved.
The schooner Muskegan is also ashore near Mich
igan City.
a NEW TUG.-A new and beautiful tug is now in
process Of construction at the yard of the Messrs.
Hingston, at the foot Of Hudson street, for Mr. Chas
G. Irish yr., Of this city Shs A. feet keel
and is $ feet over all Her engine is built by Mr..
der being 4 by Z inches. The tug will be launched
on the 30ih Of May, and will bear the name Mary
| for her oaner'stake.- Buffalo Courier.
nOS, captain Snow, from Toledo, arrived in port at
~ O'Clock this morning. being the FIRST vessel Of
her class which has entered our port this season.
Buffalo Commercial, April 7th.
SEANES's WAGEs.-We stated yesterday that mas
tiers q vessels were paying $500 per day for
Ibid.
SOME of the steamers which have taken their de-
parure from here for Chicago having serious diff
Guilty in getting over the St Clair flats, owing 10 the
blind state Of the channel There are usually stakes
planted to which lights at proper distances are at
tached, and for which vessels are necessarily COM
PEELED 10 pay a stipulated tax 10 those having tbe
J same under their control Intelligence reached us
/ yesterday that tee prOpelers Buckeye and Forest
Queen which efs here on IN h7rsday for ChiClg1 had
grounded, and had hot yet been got on Whoever
the individual may be who assumes control in the
above mat er We advise hIm to seeI it that such
state OF things may longer exist, and the proper
remedy for removing the evil be ATTENDED to
Detroit Tribune and Advertiser sth.
/ FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEAsON.-The Steamer
Forester arrived at this city from Detreit, on Mon
day evening" and started her return "trip Tuesday
| morning. Her commander, captain Fish, SAYS there
is very little lcs On the ST. CLAIR Flats-lort Huron
/ Pre- 5, April sth.