, 1866-11-08
ecow Sea Star. Grand Mrer,s m square NEab,:. LOO
f1t|roxh tin

E1oao ua; a;r.RRD xoy<mhar7.
strnr Or1no, Mani,oaoc 1ondrtos.
rp rrop y: J.. lFuesaell Grana n. htFes: sohaf1A.
I1sp Venom. pniso. lSp tu harley, Loo b.s nour
Bark st. lawrence, B1talo. .eoe bu oo1a.
Rstf G.I. hN1s NeInssn. Aos3 9;Feen pay.
brig Lucy J. C,A1k. b1rAlo, 3e.aoe tn cam.
hl ea1 kkenSna, HinatoE Z; T. n IN hn
| Sthr T1n HrnthrTa Ii Ii In.snh. snndries ~'
Sehs q Fenton: kanlstee sundfteas nm
schr ?heo. FesN 0svexo 81 ToIM Is. 81 M ID Wheat
schr CITY Of Io1a1 Gle1ti1nd. Il. 10 bu wheat
fenT ttsaa cn,1,nifa9t h.mto3 sana ansd73.,
! Memoranda.
| Col1is1oH-Two a1RN BADLY HunT.-0n Tuea
day afternoon - ,hc schooner BlneLbawk, IN toH
of.he lug Ads Allen, was coming out Of Surgeons
fup sbc collIded with the schooner Regulator t1
tow Of the tug Babcoek, which was leaving mort,
se1ring away The steering gear and lni:dng two
| sailors On board the B1sekhawk, The q, 80
| the schooner Regulator was slight.
LAID Up.-The bark Plymouth has been .4.-
nantled Of her sails ard laid up 10. the season.
s1KAnxn On,ox.-Thts steamer, commanded BY
Captain Ben. wilkins, Which became disabled By
tic breaking Of shaft m her na..noo from 3fif.
waukee 10 this city, about ten DAYS since, and has
been in this port undergoing repairs, departed
last eyeune with careo of ,ncrch andIse for Man
ttowoc.
scnooHEn SrAu or rux Noa7u,-Tbis vessel.
which run on the bar In attempting tu make tho
hasbor during the gale In September, leaves to-
day With cargo Of wheat ior DuiIalo. Tho Star
Of the North was sold By RYAN Brothers, OF Dc
troiL shortly aiies tho disaster, to Captain Aasl!,
o. Ibis city, who has not spared any pains IN
making hsr a aset-class vessel tn every resnc.t.
She has been partly rebuilt, and her outat Is new
throughout,
IN DnF DocK.-Tnc Schooner Onward Ia in
DoollttIe / Clcoit,a Jock. nndcreotnp renerat
1epaire,
The schooner J. B!pler, OF Detroit fl in the
Mechanics' dry dock, beiug extensively repaIled.
Esocrru CyrruoAnp.-Ce,ror Jobns,nn maj.
On .he Rstu uAlnoiin coming out Of Detroit K!y.
Ct, vt en- opposite Bar Point. by the hrc.t.nc nf
the mzfn boom. liz resided In this city. on thc
corner OF Jackson aud Clinton streets. Ills tnt-
itaIa wcEc On bis arm. aud be was dressed In a
btack beaver coat, fou'.w eater hat and rubber
boots. His uuderclothinc consisted Of 4 Lun
rhift, Llue. black and ted check oyefsh,,t. and
white flannel drawers. lie Vas dye feet cI.lt
Inches In height thick light hair, sandy whtskcrs.
AND light complexion. Detroit papers please
copy.
The arrivals for tho past twenty four hours
numbered Twelve vessels. Tho CLEARANCE mum.
b"led seventeen vessels OF all descriptions,
ofsAs1K1s REeoRTKp In 0c1ouEn.-Tle Bos-
Ton 1bsF presents herewith an annual monthly rc-
capituiauon Of yetscls belonging 10, or 6ou1d to
or from ports In the United states, reported to.
tai'y lost or ts:tng dnring the month Of October
The wholr number Ii sesents seven, aud Includes
nine steamers, si1 thipe eight barLe. twcnt yniuc
br,gs, twcnty ty-four schoouerr. and one..1non NJ
,,1icb ar,n., -. ...".,- 1 1a7s'ioop ! VI
snl. "..ea aaeen Nele "Feesea' thfee burnt eight
.ounae1eo, seventeen abandoned. two sun1l by
son IL e..tcd aaa ted a's no, uhe 10ia, vaa
rota. ~~~''OO' NV AA~'@14O'' e'''
cs,,oo.-< r
etao"aAn oS1oS AsHonE.-lhc schooner
Unton. OF this city, ran aehore at Grand Haven on
Tuestay DURING q ra1e She vvss Hrht .ra -.r
up high and dry
Tux M1ss1so VESSEL uEAnp Fnox.-Nuch nm.
eas1ness was felt during The INST veal. r. ,ha
eafety OF the schooner AdIrondac ,xh jch Ief ,h1s
not on the 18th u]t,mo. with c,rco of ., fss,
bushels Of wheat, TO, Bu.alo. A desnetch v,sre.
eetyed In Detroit on The 9Th Inst statlnr th,t sha
wa dismasted on Lake uuruu. and b.a f,nnd =
refuge At Sanccen, Michigan. A fur wa. ,rn,
frLtn Detro1t In hes naaisfnnrn