, 1866-07-26

The propeller st. Louts, Capt. Wsodtun. made
this port l1om Buffalo, late Tpead9 evening, with
pastengers and euntztes
The propeller Maine, Cap< Reed, arrived here
yesterday morning from SRdcnshusgh, With the
| usnal number OF paeEenetts and freight.
The propeller MONTGOMERY, Capt. Archie Gilis,
| Of The Grand Trupl Railway Line, made this port
Tuesday Afternoon, heavily lsdcn With passengers
and full eisnt list, from Port sarnla. She leaves
| Ibis eyeu,rt With full complement Of passengere
15010 bushels Of corn, 1000 barrels OF flour, and
| sundsirs. The Montgomery made excellent time
between sarn1a aud this port, accomplishing the
trip IN S3h hours being the quickest time made On
the Lakes this eeason. She was only tG honrs and
| 10 minutes In coming from North Maniton Islands
! to Milwaukee.
The propeller Acme, Captain Dickson, departed
last evening tos Buffalo with u 600 bushcls OF rnrn,
flour and passengers.
The propeller 1yenona, Captain Perkins. also left
last evening for Dnaalo, with passengers md mc1-
| chAndisc.
The steamer Orion, Captain Robert Richardson,
a1sised in .his port yesterday morning With LEO
passengers mud sundEies nom Milwaukee, making
The trip In eight houra, ssopuing At Rlc1na and Ke-
nosha, leaving In the evening on an excursion for
Grand Haven.
The propeller Chicsso, Captain welch. arrived
hero yesterday afternoon from Buffalo, with tao
usual number Of passengers and 80 tons me1rhan.
dire. including 1io tons railroad Iron.
| The propeller Union, Captain kiEtland, left this
port la4t night for ontonagon, with passengers and
| general cargo.
Tho tug Mary r Harrison /. lying at MIllcr Bros.
aoek being eanlked. She will DO res1y for fsrv'ce
As river matters were rather dull yesterday quite
number Of the tugs took advantage Of the eack-
meas or hnsfness and :taid up, undergoing repairs
and general cleaning.
The propeller T. D. Bradbury, Captain Hunt, de-
n4rfe6 TfuHqfn rr{fh
number Of passengers and sundries.
The propeller Mary Stewart, Captain Dodge,
made this port Jeelcrday, heavily laden with lumber
and general cargo.
There were 80 arrivals reported at the Custom
uouec up 10 eix o'clock this evening, including
aeteamers, 4 pEopellera, bark, ~ tchooncrs,
tcoHt. The lumber laden seEeels numbered 16
The clcarnuccE numbered Is Of all descriptions.
The following Chlcs0o ycaeels arrived at BufIAlo
on the I'D: pzopeuleEs Plymouth. Portsmouth,
susquehanna, Idaho, Empire State: Basks Flying
Mist, Il. T. Baldwin, John Sweerey, q. Z. Minis,
BtidgewateE, ]. p. March, Montgomery, Monitor,
sonora; Br1gs Mechanic, Helfeustetu; sehoouers
Starlight. J. Platt, Z. Carter, q. G. TtoHbrdge,
Harvest Home. c. A. King. Corinthian, Brooklyn,
Monsana. Minnesota, Aonseagle, Rising, Star,
kaize, Wm. Case, ketchun-
The following Chicago vessels cleared at Buffalo
on the 2ad: Propellers Potomac, Merchant. Men
tota; Barks Il. T. Baldwin, B1ideewater, Souor:,
Mortnomerr. Echnnt1ers Harvest Home r Earfnr
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hecualo. Moaa'Ataect. Oaaa'isss'
The Dstsolt 15soaa6 has Tie 1o4oW1og:
To De SotD-The f1oop Iaco. on board OF which
Cant Norman Andrews smugR!ed whiskey from
Wtpdeor 10 VerutIlipu, Ohio. and which Eas for
filled to the United states will be sold at the above
pace On Monday uext br the United atntea Mar
ttnL Oh TuesGay eight eaeks pf whiske7, seized
On board the sloop, will also be sold.
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kssru mat fhe fn,nroretnen.s nhvia,7ne fha nsros
sit1 at Iipbiine oSer ills obstrretion. viii soon h.
n,i'y n,,un1rreG An rn1frs nevT etannot ~ "ain
durs cut, throwing the old ono entirely 10 me sIne
3he O9tonsEon 4Asntr rays the basement -iory 10
~ neM uRntnoase AZ Vatonaeon ia completed and
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1ne nuaalo tonsMefetdt daef7ffser says the
wreck OF the propeller TonaMdud1, belonging to
the Western TRANSPORTATION COMPANY burnt in
ch3eano 1,a.n,- ,-.traa ~. o.,,s.. T., - -
she nrona,,ar 1s ~ s,.,a ast @ ,s ~ 'ow ol
rebuilt.
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