The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-07

FRoM LAKE S~UPERIoR-The steamer Lac
La Belle, Captain John Spslding, arrived at
this port Monday afternoon. The complete
log of her trip down, furnished by her clerk
Mr.. H. ". Davis, was not received in time
for our last issue:
June LIST, at BIS 4. n left 0ntonsgon-
weather very fine, light breeze from the
Northeast. Propeller Dubuque passed up
from 0ntonagon at A. n. Called at E. R.
L E. H, arriving at Copper HarbOr at 4 P.
\. Propeller Union, from Chicago, is now
lying at B. & P. dock disabled. While of
Bay de Girls, on the 3lst, at 4 P, N her
crank pin and cross head were broken, and
her machinery otherwise damaged. FOrtu-
nateIy the weather was favorable, and tug
Peabody being at hand, towed her into
| Copper Harbor. She had on board $50 head
of cattle for Eagle Harbor, and miscellane-
GUS freight fer points above. Being obliged
to send the broken machinery to Chicago
Tor repairs, it will probably he ten days be-
fore she is ready for sea. Left Copper Har-
Dor at 8 P N met propeller Lady franklin
a short distance below Copper Harbor 4;
light breeze from the nOrthward, arrived 81
Portage Lake June I'd az 5 P. N also steam
err Comet at 8 A. n. Left Portage Lake a. 9
A. n, at Portage Entry schooner St. An
drews, diseharging coal. Met Pro. Baekus
about ten miles above Marquette, at which
port We arrived at $3.50 P N. The steamer
Meteor arrived at IL P. N. bound up.
Vessels lying at Marquette Brig c P. VIII
liams; ba1ques City of Buffalo, Twilight,
David Morris, De Soto and A. P. Nichols
schrs Robinson, Wellington, Gen. Scott,
Jennie Anderson, Jennie Bell, Resolute,
Tartar, SHEPPARD and Idaho. At Choco-
late, below Marquette, 3 fire originating
from burning brush, &c, in clearing land,
caught in the cord wood and barn,
burning all east; loss to A. Delaney
L Co., aud Others, from 50 600 to
"a, 600. Left Marquette at 2:35 A. N,
June 3, and arrived az the SAultat 3 30, P.
n distap ce run ITO miles; time 12% hours,
making IL z 10 miles per hour; mel at the
canal steamer IrOnsi1es. Left the Ssult at
A:4OP n, called at Dstour, received on
board IS half bbls fish and coal. June 4,
at 8 A. N , met steamer Travel or. The Lac
La Belle brings down from 0ntonag'n
mines, consigned to Detroit Smelling
Works, Minnesota Wing, 3s masses copper,
R,dSe Copper Co., II MISSES, 9,647
lbs, 5 bbls., $500 lbs; Evergreen
Bluff, % bbls, 20, s29 lbs, 9 masses, 3 1873
lbs; Flint Steel Copper Co., 10 masses,
1888 lbs, 2 bbls, 1895 los, ADD also Bohe-
milan Mining Co, 7 bbls, $685. lbs, is mas
ses, $3.50 lbs, consigned to J. G. Husssy 4
Co., Cleveland. From Eagle HarbOr Mines,
Central, 2 bbls and Is masses, IS 800 lbs,
consigned to Detroit Smelling Works
Pennsylvania Mining Co., Z bols and
masses, S.I92 lbs Delaware Mining Co.. Is
bbls and Q masses, 1900 lbs, consigned to
J G. Hussey & Co, Cleveland. From POr-
tage Lake Mines, Isle Royale, Mining, II
bbls ingot copper, 1886 lbs; Quincy, %
bbls, 1855 lbs Grand Portage, l3 bbls do,
10, 1913 lbs Pewsble, Is bis do, 1901 lbs.
From Marquette, Lake Superior Mining Co.
1877 gross tons iron ore also brings us
passengers.
The Lac La Belle will laave Thurday
evening for all Lake Superior ports.