, 1866-07-25
MARINE NE TS.


The propeller Tenona. t'apt Perkins. made this
port yesierday uo1unr fom Buffalo, heavily 1adet,
With snudrie- and pa:.eueerz.
The propeller Antelope Capt Nicholson, DEPART
cd la.t evening With full complement Of passen-
vers, and merchandise.
The propeller Brooklyn, Capt. Rossman, also 1en
this port yesterday for o1densburSh, with pssseu-
gers and suudrias.
The propeller Badger State. Capt. Gebhard. Of
The Western Transportation Line left Last evening
for Buffalo, with full freight list.
The propeller Fountain City, Capt Rounds, de-
parted yesterday for Buffalo.
The tug o. 3. arren. Capt. jewell Is lying At
Dooliitle md o!eott's dock, undergoing repairs.
The propeller Acme, Cspt. Dixon, Of the Western
Transportation company's Line, arrived In this
po,t yesterday morning from Buffalo with full
complement OF passenses and gerera1 cargo.
The propeller Adfauc Capt. AcCFea, arrived
here yesterday i1om Buffalo, with passengers and
kund1ies.
The propeller Montgomery, Capt. Moss. made
this port hom Port satnia. yesterday afternoon.
The propeller Union, Capt Kirkland, arrived hero
yesterday from Ontonagon with sundries.
The propeller Bradbury, Capt Hunt, made this
poe, yesterday rom Buffalo heavily laden with pas.
sengers and merchandise.
The propeller BruLo, Capt, TaJlo., departed last
evontne tor Montreal With 6,5o0 bushels Of com
and eundness
The steamer Sea Bird, Capt. McrIen.y, aIeo de-
parted last evening helyily laden with passengers
anc general caFg0 for Two RlSefs. a1tN
The Young America. Capt. Davis, left this port
yesterday morning for 0gdensb11gh With passen-
ge.s, 650N bushels Of corn and 500 barrels of our
The propeller Mohawk, Capt Gibson, made this
port yesterday afternoon from Butalo with the
usual number OF passengers and merchandise.
The number of arrivals reported At the Custom
Home Tor the twenty -fous honrs ending 8 p. N.
we're 50, including steaner, 8 prope1ezs, b,rks,
4 bsi2e, IS scnooue,s, and . scoRs- The number
Of lumber laden vessels were IL The eleatances
numbered vessels OF all descriptions.
The following Chicago vesseis arrived at Buffalo
On the a1et and I'D rstant4: Prope1ers 1d.ho Free
State, Plymouth, Merrhant; barks Z. Z. Minis, J..
r. Marsh, Il. 3. Baldwin, Sweeney; schooners
DaunilesE, JAS. Piatt, G. 4. King, Empire state,
II. ". Arnold.
The following Cb:csgo vessels cleared at Buffalo
On the 21ss and 2ad: Propellers Merchant, Poto-
mac, MENDOZA, Chicago, Oneida; bark II. P. Bald
~iu; schoonefs Empire State, NJ. CourtSrisht,
Mountaiueer, Harvest Queen, MN. Ctoatwsit.
The following Chicago vessels passed the Well
lard Canal on the 21Et. bound Eastward: Schooness
Maple 1eaf, IL S. Whitman, Hercules, James
Nayngh. Bond Westward On the 20th: Bark
Prince Of Wales; Echoonerz T. $. Mott, Caring
ton.
Vessel ,discharsfug at the Elevator; Bask Mary
Jarc, Of th,cago.
We learn that Capt. Richardson, OF the steamer
Orion, had n1z1ow escape from serious trjuey On
his "Trip to Chicago. Sunday evening. lie stepped
though an open grating oycr the fire hold, but
tsvea nlmk eli from falling into the hold by throw
Inf bis arms across the opening. Lad he fallen
into the hold, be would, In all probability, have
Ioet his nte. Aa It IS be escaped with eisht IN
ju1ies.
The Buffalo Commercial has the following:
NEW WREcKSu VESSEL ron TIE LAKEs.-The
schooner hlusgoid, Lapt. Falcon, from CoIassett,
Mass. n1ravso here 5etterday rla the Welland Ca
me was lined BY Co.lec,or Horton tlSo. She Is
owed BY Falcon j. 1ates, OF Coha-sett, Mass.. !.
and Is 10 be employed On ths lakes IN raising sunk
ihe propeller Buckeye, sun In n1ne,y iesl OF atef
in tie st. Lawrence. shu has cleared for Long
Point for the pulpose Of rnislnc some one OF the
force.
A CANAL Boar IN TBoun11.-Customs Iuapec-
toEs 1tobatts md Sheppard last night seized the
caral boat Peabody. with her cargo, consl4tt1g Of
1.6Gp but hels OF corn, soont three miles below
Black Rock. + Appears that Whcn tho vessel ar
lived at Black Rock, on her waJ east from Buffalo,
four Qgalon kegs Of smuegted wntskey were taken
on boa q and etoMed away. which 1act somehow
got 10 the eass OF the sharp inspectors, when they
aankea !he .ho!s coneezn, Ihs boat and cargo
were taken to TonaWanda and handed over to
Deputy Collector ueAs1er.
S1n1KE AMONG THE SAuoRs IN C1EEx1AsD-
The Cleveland Herald says:
There Is strike amopg the eatlors in this port
They demand Il per Gay. This morning ten Or ff-
teen Of them came to the dock OF Gatuner, Burt q
Oslalt. where the schooner Presto was lying about
crew to leave the ye.eei. The crew had been ship
pen for 31.75 per day, and were willing to 70 lor
that price. A policeman was called. who ordered
The ttiikess away. In the meantime word wa. sent