, 1866-11-02

LAD UF.-flc steamer Fhilo Pnzsons, Captain
Collins, which la. tetn running for the pas, four
or ave months between this city and St Joseph.
A1sA. bet lni*er1y 10 Kalamazoo, laid up yestey.
day for TIE season.
pAMAa1D,-We learn the schooner Hazard Hart
cell. Of 3utalc, which left the laster port some
flccn days eiuce with eoa1 for Ch!c.so was dam
aged badly BY striking rock In Da1ey's uarbor,
On Tucsday last.
New vkasE1s.-The 6ne fore-.nd-nttts eehoorer
z 4 Simmons, n1,red hero on Wednesday with
1@5,a0 feet Of lumber from Chsmbers' island,
Green Bay. She Vas built At Huron, Ono, th!s
summer, for j. h. Skeele, Of Kenoaha, i. cost
Of s1s,Ono. she measures LOG feet In 1rn-th. Is
sce: breadth OF be1u. feet depth OF hold, u feet
in httsht ant IL 136 Tons burshcn, new me 7suto-
,ncnt.
seuoexKH CuAE1Es WALL--In ycste.day's L.
sue VIC made mruiian or the arrival Of th1a truly
fp1ertId vessel. The ChATles Wall wAa built in
Cleveland at the ship ya1d Of Ira 1afrlncz, for
3. 4. Wtnalow T. Dfo-, NJ 4 cost Of $4,000. She
was launched On The 7sh OF October, and is here
on her maiden tr1p With cargo OF coal. Her di.
me1sions ire as follows: 12a Eecl tu length, 80
fcc1 overall, drp,h Of hold 10 n-rt .idth or beam
80 feet. aud her tonnage being $50 toas now s.,o<-
s:,-ement- The stale .ooms arc of superior
Size, md handsomely httcd up. shs Is command
I'd BY Captain slJod.
AsHoaE.-The schooner Union, Captain Kelley,
ran ashore at Grand Haycn, On Tuesday, Ia a.
tempting to make tt4t port. She was Light, nnd
no tcrious dansse was sustained. Her owners
arc Captain James Ges'css and ]. Ii. Gale, Of this
city,
SCHOONER Mossoos.-This vessel, owned By
Chicago Fa.i'c., also went ashore few days
since at the :uo:sh OF Muekrgon River. ue1
damages wer.: 1lisht.
AEnIvkD.-Thc rcw hesk Aenomlnce arrived
| at Milwaukee, Weors~s,y morning for repairs
| She Il In 3 wateFlogced condition.
Ii THk STnAITs.-Tbe wrcCking steamer Mag
net, Captain Hodges. belonging to the Home In
| srrancc Company, Of Detroit, Is now In. thi
Straits Of Maekiuaw, rendering assistance 10 th,
bark T. c. Sherman, and Other vessels In troubl
| In that vicinity.
iose OF TIE SCHOONER DAnrEs.-The Tolcd
B,cd< ears 1t is etated TIM, the schooner Dasiel
WAS broken up while running before the wind Of
Lake E1ie few days slnc:, and the entire crcV
except the captain, were lost.
SCHOONER Mox1EzCxA.-Ihisv vessel Is report
cd ashore south OF tho qtar al Granl Karen, du,
Ing the heavy blow On Tuesday, She WIS lish
and went up high and dry.
Foe HErA1Es.-Thc bark Hamler, Of Chicago
went into Deolitt1e i oicott's doek yesterday f.
general repAirs.
SAILS DAnAakp.-Th- bark D. Morsis arrived
Detroit on Tuesday, slightly damaged in salts.
VkssK1s PAssra THE WnLASD CANAL
Bound easswasd-On the 9Th, Schooner Comm,
dose Foote; On the 10th. schooner Geo. Foot
Bound westwa,d-On the 26th, bark5 Prince
Wales, Arabia, Fairchild, Mary Janc; br
William Lewis /; eehooncrs Delos De Wol1 Msl1
STIR; on the 9Th. propeller Lowell.
vIesz1s IN Tonr fou HAnnoR.-B:ig UclGe
stein, schoone1a nu=.lar, EasraRanse1.
ponT OF DrEFA1o.-The following Chicago ve
/ | tcle arrived on the cu,h nlImo: Pfopel!ers Ba
Eer State. ToIawanda. AdriAtic; brig Marine
schooner Nontona, Poland. Live OAK. The Il
! lowing cleared the saae day; Propeller nuute
! bark Il. c. Wiuslow; sehoorers Cascade, ,
vi,as, Daanuces, Brooklyn, AlseEiuc, Live o.
| arti Olttcr Culver