, 1866-10-12

HE leAFu luS itUpEllSE 4utsiuuAlIs N"Fl'
Steele, Of the Erie Hallway line, b'Iuna for this
City With merchandise and passengers from Buf-
E1o, ran ashoTe, on Wednesday, night, at Waake-
gan. The ting George ". Wood, Capt. Crawford,
sf11tc1 yesterdny to her assistance.
We are informed thai the bark Great West No. !,
which 1nD a.hore al Racine OF Tuesday night, has
gone to ricces. She had cargo Of s0O tons Of
cosl. insured for s1,taN, in tho Phoenix. Of New
York. The vessel was owned by Captain Charles
Lepeman, Of chicsso. She vas insured ioe
$4,000
Wcrk 'vas commenced yesterday raising the
*cuw Supply which was sunk By the propeller
lahy franklin, a short time eincc.
FLAGS At HALF MAsT.-Fhe Ntsscls' tags were
at halimast yesterday. In memory Of Captain
William Ramsey, formotly commander Of the
schooner skylatk, who died endden1y, carly yes
tctday morning
TAc schooner Rineeold, Of Cohaeset, and owned
by the Boston Wreek.ng Company, which has
been in our port for eou1e time past departed last
, evening for Milwaukee,.
RThe baik Selson+ Of Milwaukee, Captain Nel-
son. arrived here yesterday on her fsst trip to this
port. laden with 500 tons Of coal from Buffalo.
AE11rAt OF THE scow MESox1SE1.--This ycs~
eel commanded By Captain James Thompson,
made this port yesterday morning on her maiden
trip. with - u feet Of lumber fsou1 Neaornincc.
She was bnilt this summer at The latter city for
Abncs Kirby, OF this city, nt cost Of 600. She
il bark ricscd, aud Is in every respect e,aunch
c1oft- Her dimensions are as follows: $50 feet
length Of keel. q feet breadth OF beam. and eight
fett depth of hold. She will be reetstered to-day.
The schooner Anglo Saxon, Of Detroit, T. under
going repairs at the Mechanics Docks.
j CoL1rs1oxs.-iestcrday morning IS the schooner
Whlsluiud was being towed into port. she COL
lided With schooner nea1 Rush street bridge. by
| which portion Of her jibboom was carried away.
j The schooner F, II. Peck. while hetnc lowed
/ out By the tug He'd jacket, coIlsded With the
! schooner Jennie Bell, which was coming out Of
/ Sturges slip, carrying away the foEctopmsst OF
, the lattcr.
F.; About noou the schooner Adirondack colIidcd
with the Schooner James Platt, near State street
b,idsc, By which both vessels sustained more or
! iese damage.
; The arrivals for ibc past tweuty.'ou hours, as
| reported at the Custom House. lumber tllitty-
three. The c1earances numbered only fourteen
! VESSELS OF all descriptions.
! VESSELS AsuoRE.-Tte schooner Ann Hastley
| was driven ashore at Ssuseeu, Lake Huron, on
| Tuesday night, Tic I'd instant She lies In four
feet Of water, scu.tled. No lives were lost.
DtcK LOAD Los1-The schooner Ardent vas
obliged 10 throw over her deck load Of brick. on
I Tuesday hight. when ncar Milwaukee, On account
| OF heavy weather. She also commenced to leak,
! bet vas kept free Of water, 80 thai her cargo Of
| wheat sustained no damage.
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