Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-15


WRECK or THE STEAMER CLEvELAND.-The
owner of the Cleveland, John Hutchins,
Esq, of Detroit, has received dispatch
announcing the loss Of the steamer. The
Cleveland, Captain Hallorsn, left Detroit
few days since for Lake Superior, enooun-
tered series Of gales, and finally went
ashore at Tive Hearts River, about twenty
five miles from White Fish Point, Lake
Superior, whsre she will probably prove
perfect wreck. No particulars have been
received.
The Cleveland was insured in the Home
Insurance Company for 1900. she was
built at Newport, st. Clair River, and was
put in commission in 1852.
AsHoRB.-Tne schooner Maple Leaf is
ashore near Mlwaukee, aud the Jano Bell
is on the North Pier sL that port, Isden
with iron and coal.
The schooner Belle Walbridge, Of Toledo,
went ashore at Point Albino. during the
late storm.
FoR EURoPE.-Mr. Kenuard's yacht De-
tayia has arrived al Quebec on her way to
the Atlantic and Europe.
The heavy weather which visited Us last
week extended the whole length OF the
Lakes, but comparatively few disasters
have been as yet reported.
We CLEAN from our exchanges such items
as may interest readers of marine matters:
THE ST. CLAIR FLArs-The steamers City
/ Of Buffalo and MonaWk, reported ashore
at the St. Clair Flats, have net yet been lib
| Grated, and, with some desp-lOadsd vsssols,
| have pretty efectUaiIy dsbarred the psssge
sf other crafts for the time being. Vesssls
| in ballast or partly laden and Of light draft,
| it Is sisted, can elect passage over, vet it
| requires display Of seamsnship To scooln-
| plish even this mUch.-DgtT3t I'ri5uus.
| MOysXgETs OF THH FLEET.-Tne gale of
| Wednesday and Thursday subsided az 3 Q
close Of the latter day, and the vessels de-
| tanned in this locality were enabled to pro
eeed on their respective destinations, taking
! their dep arturo from here Saturday fore q
noon. The schooner5 Montauk and Willard
johnson arrived up early yesterday morn
| ing and lay here greater part of yester-
/ DAY. The Northwest, which has been de-
! tanned here for repairs the past few days,
| came out Of dry dock yesterday morning,
and took her departure last night for Chica-
/ kOs ENO Lluluk5 nhNb IdhCuGu Us do " tue
situation OF affairs on the Flats, though it is
more than probable the blockade has been
removed. The p oPeller Georgian passed
up yesterday forenoon hut made no cali,
| either here or at Windsor.-Ibid.
AsHORE.-A dispatch to the Toronto Globe
! reports vessel laden with corn ashore at
Point AlbinO.
We learn from kilograms received by
Captain D. P. Dobbins, on Saturday after
noon, that the schooner A. j. Rich and
| three other vessels are ashore at Kincade,
| thirty-fye miles north Of Goodrich. The
a. j. Rich is loaded with 1890 bushels of
| wheat. We learn there is an insurance of
$4,000 on the cargo, and $4,000 on the
! vessel.
The schooner Almeds, laden with coal,
| while lying at the dock Of De Forest q
Coye, was run into by q raft and sunk
BgfaI0 Ez-
The barquS Mary Rowe, ashore on Glib
raltar Point, Toronto, was got off by the
tugs ". Z. Muir and Hercules on Wednes-
day evening. The Rowe was to load at
Toronto for the west coast of Africa, and
sustained damages to the extent of 81 800.
The Muir was also injured.-St. Catherine
Journal.