, 1866-11-10


EBARK HARVEY BlssE1I.-Th!s vessel, 1t Win be
remembered, was d,smasted and otherwise dan-
nged IN the violent gale Of the tath Of September
last at Fairport, On Lake Eric, while on her 1fet
trip from Torawanda to T,ledo, laden with tim-
Der. Shr arrived hero yesterday morning, from
Buffalo, with cargo Of timber and lumber, On
her 1rst trip to this port She lay at FairFoft,
where she had been disabled, three days before
assistance reached her, when she was dnallS
towcd by the propeller Cusahosa to Bntalo. where
she has been undergoing extensive repairs and
generally Eenued- The bark was launched at Ruf-
falo In Jnuc last. and her owncre arc Harvey Dis.
sell Of this e,tT, and Captain Miner who com-
minded her.
Trc cosso11pA7.ox.-Therc is considerable
talk among the tug owners Of this city Of forming
tug association simf.ar to the one ncw existing
at Detroit. ......-
ErAn or THE fonTn.-Thfs flne vetse1 departed
last evening with l7,7n0 bushels Of 1atn for Sagt
nav. she is staupch craft, and is commanded
By an experienced mariner, Captain Macarthur,
to1 merly Of the bark Crest West No. I.
RE7r1S or TEE TrG Uy1ox.-The tug Union,
which went 10 the assistance Of the schooner
Char1o.te, IN Wolf River, which has since gone to
: pieces, a111yed yesterday. Captain Roach reports
that the work Of stripping her Of her rigging and
| outfit has been commenced, which Is 10 be
| broueht to Ills city. Hee owners are Nessss.
! Fulton Eros. Of this city.
| TUE Tra CuAs, SE1soS sCSK.-EaE1y yesterday
morning as The tug Chas. Nelson, was lying
/ 4 short dstsnce from the north pier disehatCinS
sehcs the tug Ada Allen colltded with her, Btti-
King her on the port side. mud with such force As
TO crush in her bow and dcmoltsa the pilot house.
Fortunately no lives were loss-the crew o. the
| Nelson eecaping on the Allen. After several
! honrs work on the Nclsou she was finally towed
; TO Su.icr, Fiuhugh l. Burns dry dock.
! R1PAnEp.-The bark Jesse Hoyt, which ar
rtred at Detroit few days since in dtsmasted
condition, and was temporarily repaired at that
port, departed On Wednesday aftesuoon foF Buff
&a1o.
Qr1c6 TEIr-Thc bark MARI uette sailed from
Chicago 20 Port Colboruc and back to Detroi. In
nine days, notwithstanding deieution OF tWo
days at I'o:t Colbotne.
ScnooSrn REBEecA sArE.-Thc Detroit I3se
e.ys his vessel, which II wss fc1red was lost OF
rad met with eomc seyiors disaster, arriTed AZ
that port on Tuesday night. With her eargo al
right While on Lake Esie sho met with several
serious reycsses, and ua three di5tscut occasions
yas compelled to run back under Long Fol It.
na.s1g lhe re7alses she sustained niole 0: les.
dau.re In sails.
NEW vIssxL "A bark rfsccd scow called the
Forest King, and euun1acdcd By Captain s7niil'
arrived at Dc'ross Thursday morning. She "a:
puilt at Tonawanda. New York.
rorr OF Drrfa1o.-Tlc following Chicago YES
ec,s sr.tved On the 1lh: Proee':c-s s.! Louis
Fnc Sts'e. Mohawk Queen Ct she Lakes. Cun
g1c.s, Niaga-a, Montgomery. Bless hs'e DaE
ling, 1..t!ucs. L. II. Gotten. Saiad, Red Whih
and blue, f. {. l., Holland; brigs S. F. Gale
Young anessc. <eaooucrs Wiuona, Montexums
Essex, Cornelius, II. y. Scott, Monitor. Peru, At
:rrospha:l. The following cleared use same day
r7ope.lcrs Chicago, Queen Of the Lakes. ans
srhnnncf E*sty