Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-02
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PORT OF CLEVELAND, May l
ENTERED.
Steamer May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Propeller Globe, Williams, Buffalo.
Propeller Portsmouth, Freeman, Buffalo.
Propeller CuyahOga, Kelly, Buffalo.
PROPELLED New York, Monroe, Toledo.
Propeller Badger State, BeCkwith, Chicago.
Brig Acadia, Wilson, Ogdensburg.
schooner W. Il. Willard, Green, Port Burwen.
Schooner Seaman, Flood, Alphena.
Schooner Dolphin, Golden, Cape Vincent.
Schooner Wilmington, Herns, Budalo.
Schooner Vermont, Hayward, Buffalo.
schooner Petrol, Peltner, Port Hope.
Scow y. G. Drew, White, Detroit.
scOw Whittlesey, Duprey, Detroit.
ScOw Monitsr, Porter, Keliey's Island.
Scow Ellen White, Cassidy, Bay City.
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Propeller Portsmouth, Traverse, Sandusky.
Propeller Globe, Williams, Saginaw.
Propeller Badger state, Beckwith, Chicago.
Propeller New York, M,nroe, Toledo.
Bark Orphan Boy, Morrison, Chicago.
Schooner Petral, Pelner, Chicago.
Scow Black Rover, Lawler, Port Clinton.
Scow Black swan, Fields, Avon.
TIE NEW VESSEL At PoRr HURoS.-Th new vessel
launched at Port Huron a few days since is, We learn,
to be brig-rigged. Der builders name is james Pick
ering.
TUG FOR CHICAGO HARRoR.-A new tug Of the
smaller class is now being built at the ship-yard Of
Campbell 4 Owen at Detroit, intended for Chicago
harbor. She will be in readiness for commission
about the LIST of June.
SIDEwHEEL STEAsrER REBUMF.-A launch of a side
wheel steamer of some 500 tons burthen, will take
place this Saturday afternoon at Detroit. The Detroit
Tribune and Advertiser says, the steamer City of To.
rOnto, Il will be remembered, was some two years
since brought through the Wellaud Canal to this city,
where she has since remained. Last Fall shs was ia.
ken to pieces by Captain J. M. Jones, when 1t wa.
found that her floor timbers were as sound as whe1
first put together. The work of rebuilding her the1
took place under the superintendent Of Mr.. Garrett
who we believe was the constructor Of the Mornins
Star. She is pronounced as good as new, and is TO bt
commanded by Captain VIM. wylde. To what par
ticular business she is to be assigned We are not in
formed. She is owned By Ransom Gardner, Esq, o
Detroit.
VESSELS PAssED.-Ths following vessels passed De
troit on the 10Th.
Up-Bark D. P. Dobbins; bries c. B.. Blair, Gener
al Worth, Commerce +; schooner H. L. Whitman
DOwN-BTigs r HOLSTER, New York schooner
Afaunto. nj M. Scott. C0urtwripbt. Wbitfle Sea
trel.
FROM SAUF RIvER.-The steamer Traveller returne,
yesterday morning from Saul River. She made he
way up H AAlhc a. "a ~ uul l5aGuuT buL NJ 10
was rather heavy to permit her working through l.
advantage, and she put her freight on the Planet AM
returned. The Ice was melting fast under the rays 0
| q genial sun, and at this date there can be little or n
trouble in getting t~hrough.-lDetroit Advertiser ant
Tribune.
LAKE SUPERIOR F~REIGHr.-An unusual large quan
| tity Offreight accumulated during yesterday on Bra
dy n Cos dock, which was 4hippei on board the Cit
of Cleveland. She did not take her departure unit
evening, having in the meantime taken on all tn
freight it was deemed prudent in the event Of ronRl
weather. She had also quite a number OF passengers
lib.