Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-29

FROM LAKE 6UPERToR.-The new and ele-
CANT propeller Lac la Belle arrived yester-
day morning from the Upper Lakes. The
following interesting memoranda are fur
nished by her efficient clerk, NTH. W. Da-
Wis: Left Cleveland at s.45 P. NJ, August
18th, wind N. E., with heavy sea. Steamer
proves to be an excellent sea boat. Passed
steamer City of Cleveland st II o'clock, and
arrived in Detroit one hour and twenty
minutes ahead of her. August l9th.-Lett
Detroit at 2.2O A. M; called at China and
received on board ffty-three bales hay for
ontonagon, Called st Port Sarnia at 1l.3O
A. NJ; received on board twenty tons ma
chinery, sixty cases boots and shoes, and
forty-six laboring men for 0ntonagon mines.
ll.4O steamer Cleveland passed down. u
NJ, passed out of the river. 20th.-Nery
smoky during the night. Run under check
considerable of the time, forenoon, and ar
rived at Detour st 1920 A, NJ; left at lO.40;
arrived at Sault at 4P NJ. Discharged
freight. Passed through Canal at P. NJ
2Ist.-Detained by foggy weather, on ar.iv-
ing near Marquette, where we arrived at
1918 A. NJ. Left at 1l.15 A. NJ, arriving
at Portage Lake Eat $50 P. NJ. 22d-Ltft
PortageLake BAN Called Copper Harbor,
Eagle Harbor, Eagle River, arrived at On
tonagon August 2Sd at 4 P. NJ. Rainy, dis
agreeable day, and at P NJ. looked SO
threatening of coming storm, weighed an
chor and got under way as soon as possible,
not however, before quite heavy sea
set down from the westward. Could not
land at Eagle River or Eagle HarbOr. oath
Arrived at Copper Harbor 2 A. NJ. Port
60 IeLAIn A -Raaairad on board from
Portage Lake Smelling Works, 46 bbls cop
per, consigned to Gsrretson, Howe & Co., 10
bbls copper consigned TO Rob't Hanna &
Co., Cleveland. Left at A. NJ. Net
steamer Cleveland at $50 P. NJ, and Pewa-
bic st II 20 P. NJ. 25th.-Arrived at Mar
quette A. NJ. Vessels loading-W. L.
Whitman, withkirOn ore for Erie; Harvest
Queen, ore for Toledoj Summit, with ore for
Cleveland. Vessels waiting for load at dock
and anchor-Bradburn, Eagle Wing, Ocean
Wave, Queen City, St. Paul, Nicholas, Mon
itor, st. James, susquehanna, Saginaw and
four others, names unknown. Minera!
Rock finished loading and left at P. NJ
Received on board "a gross tons pig iron,
consigned to Redington & Co.; and PA tons
ore, consigned to H. B. Tuttle & Son. Pro-
pelIer Gov. Cushman-"Ye present trans
port of ye Lion and ye wild Kangaroo" ly-
ing at Burt Bros dock. She reports foggy
weather the cause of detention of twelve
hours from appointed time of arrival
At $50 O'Clock steamed down the Lake.
August 26th, met steamer Clement at a.
NJ, steamer Michigan at 4 A. n. off " Two
Heart River - passed through 5auit canal
at Il:2O A. n. The sehooners C. 4. King
ceived on board, from NJ. W. Scranton, 10
pkgs fish for Buckley & Co., Detroit, and
ia pkgs for R. HANNAH Co., Cleveland
Met the vessels Perseverance, Mobile and
White Cloud half mile above Pipe Island !;
Desoto lying at Church's mill. Called at
Detour, and received on board 100 pkgs of
freight. Left at 9A.T. August 9th, $3.50
A. NJ, just above Point au Barques, passed
about $50 bbls floating miscellaneous
freight-pork, flour, butter, highwines,
hay, &c. Could not learn of accident to
any vessel, but judge it to be part of the
deck load of some steam craft. Arrived at
Detroit at 1880 P. n, having lS5 passen-
gers for Detroit and Cleveland. August
29th, arrived at Cleveland at 1I:55 A. NJ.
The Lac La Belle leaves Rnht. Hanna &
Co.'s dock Tuesday, August 9Oth, at 8 P. N,
for Ontonagon and intermediate ports.