Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28

ISTERKsTIE6 PARTI0ULARs OF TIE CAPsIS-
y THE YACHT LuoIA.-CaPtain Dayton
nunicates the following to the sandus-
\ 7egister:
left sanduslly at three o'clock on Fri
Il :, Sept. 2Sd, with passengers and freight
iy. the head of the bay. After landing the
passengers and diseharging the freight,
started on my return slone. The weather
looking very threatening, the night very |
dark, and no light on the bay bridge, en- |
deavoIed 10 get through before the squall |
struck me. After getting through the
bridge I Immediately put the helm down
/ and settled away the ioresail, snd tried TO
get the anchor out OF the hold, but owing to
the foresail being over and covering IT, was
unable TO do so. While working 81 thls'
lying head 10 the wind, the shaking OF the
mainsail broke the mast of, and the sea
tripping her, she Immediately espsiEed.
Climbing to the top side, held on TO
elect, making myself as secure as possible,
and was enabled to maintain my position
} for over four hours, drifting down before
the gale some two miles and then back
again. Getting back to the bridge, made
the best of my way to the house Of Mr..
Benz. Reed, where l was kindly furnished
] with dry clothing and a warm bed.
The Captain says he has been SON oi
o Neptune good many years, both on the
o salt water aud on the lakes, but never ex'
perieneed anything of Hatterss even ths-
began TO equal in severity the force of tn
5 wind in the squall of Friday night last
He is in hopes of saving his yacht, but say
it he is forever through with stone ballast.
INDIASA SANITARY FAIB.-Indiana ha
proved herself in this war to be gran
j little State, and she is soon to do gran
;. thing. A great Sanitary Fair is to be hel
N in Indianapolis from the Sd to the sth
October, inclusive, in conjunction with th
n. twelfth annual Exhibition and Fair of II
&C state DOaEd Of Agriculture
. The Sanitary Commission of Indiana {
=, not limit their charities TO Indiana soldier
- although it would seem to be work e.
90 tended and arduous enough to supply Il
wants of the great army of I20, 900 soldie
-, she has sent out. While her CNmmissi'
of is an independent one, it eo-operates wi
,rk all organizations intended to amsliorate t
ira condition of the soldier, and extends
A efforts to soldiers of all States alike. Ther
.bo fore, the Commission solicits donations
M money, manufactures, or any article th
ov can be converted into money, or used 1
en- rectly by the Commission in the field
,ey for hospital service.
az All contributions will be acknowledg
through the press. placed on exhibit
bv with the donors name and address attaC
wis ed, and disposed Of to the best advantai
,ld This affords the donor g rare opportun
bio. of advertising his business, and at
last same time contributing to noble chari
ali All articles sent to the Sanitary F
should be carefully directed to Major E
big Locke, Superintendent Indiana State sa
we tary Fair, Indianapolis, Indiana, and
J to warded by Railroad or Express so as to rel
that city by the 1st Ofoctober. Consign'
sending heavy articles, are requested
the endeavor to make special contracts "
cid forwarding companies to take this clas
reck freight at reduced rates.
day, All freights will be paid there by
z of Commission