, 1866-09-04
Memoranda

The propeller Fountain City, Captain n. H.:
Rounds, undo this port Sunday evening, heavily
laden with passengers, TO tons OF railroad Iron,
and "a tons merchandise. Sho leaves this even
Ing at O'Clock from Richmond 4 Bond'a dock,
foot Of North Dearborn street.
The propeller Wcuona, Capsala Georgs Perkins,
departed In The evening with Il, ooo bushels Of
wheat, 400 barrels Of hour, $50 half-ba1rels Of
dsh, and fsw passcngesss for Bnfalo.
The propeller Maine. Captain A. Reed, also LEFT
yesterday evening for Ogdensbutgh, with II ,0e8
buaheis Of wheat, 100 baefe:s Of fout. and few
passengers.
The propeller @. J. TsucsdeI'. Captain ). B.
Warren, left in tho afternoon Witt Eoodly num-
ber Of passenger md ful, freigl= lst for Grand
Hnyen and MnakcSon.
The propeller Ba1ssr State, captafu Gebhsrd,
arrived here Sunday evening from batalo, with
the usual number Of passengers and ge1eral CARGO,
leaving Yesterday evening with - 900 trshti
wheat, and deck load osts}tfn- freight.
The propeller Ozetda. Cdptain Miller. znadc tuis
port Saturday evening, tnd departed .yeoterdaJ
for Hnfab, with passengers. and full freight LIT
Sunday, with COO nth, 640 barrels Of austra,
from Saruta, and leaves this evening feonf
spencer'e Dock, with CO., 900 bushels Of corn aud
1900 barrels of honr, No nrwbof importance.
The stesmer PhI1o Parsons, Captain Langley,
departed last night for Holland and South Haven.
with full freight list,
The saaamcr Comet, Captain John Morris, also
departed in the evening with the rfnai nuuber
Of passengers, for Grand Haven. The steamer
Sea Bird, Captain Il. MeHenry, cleared this
morning at o'clock for Grand Haven and Mus
kegon, with suna1tea.
The steamer Orion, Captain Robert Richardson,
Of Goodtich's Line, departs Wednesday morning
at o'clock On epec1al trip to Grand Haven.
having been chartered to cntry large delegation
to this city 10 attend The laying ofhe ecosnetstone
Of the Douglas Monument
BAnK BoAnn or TRApE--Thfs vessel raadsthls
port Sunday, minus her jibhoom and topsalant
mast, which were carried away short time since
in gale On Lake Huron.
NEw VEssk1--The new bnrk Chandler ]. Wells
arrived hero yesterday with c1ght hundred tons OF
coal from DuGhlo. She was built Last spring Ut
Cleyclnnd. By the well known ship builders
Cualc g. Mn1lin, for Captain Frank Pesew, and Is
here on her maiden trip. She Is staunch craft.
having carrying capacity u 81, ,010 buahc1s, and
Il commanded by Capt3iu JOHN Bowman, who
spea1;s in high terms Of her sailing qualities.
The schooner George G. Young passed the
Wcllaua Canal, hound westward, On tho seth
uitluto.
! The following Chicago vessels arrived at Bu8alo
on the 31st u1timo: Ptopellers Plymouth, Eclipse,
| Chicago, Adsialtc; barl Kate Darling; schooncrs
| Columbia, Nnbot, Wa1gus, Henry ". Hoag. The
clcaranccs on the sarnc day were as fo1lows: Pro-
| pellcrs st. Louis, Mohawk; echoouers Baltic,
Skylark.
The number Of arrivals, as reported ut the Cus-
tom House. foe the past forty y-cight honTs, were
thirty; Including two steamers, ninc propelless,
eight arss, three bsigs aud eight echooners. The
elcasa0ccs numbered nine vessels OF al dcscffp-
tions-
BAnK MoHrHonEse1.-Tbis vessel arrived at
Detroit on Saturday morning, and went into dry
dock to be calked.
s1EAaK1.s AonousD.-The propellers City oi
Boston and Bruno, which left here few days
since, we.c grounded On the St. C1air Flats, Fri
day morning. The propeller Grant was sent to
their relief
scuoosEn T1oMAs LTss.--This vessel, whict
whs launched at Gihralter q day or tWo since, has
been brought tn this city to complc.e her at-out
The construction Of this craft Is in every respec
complete She is well fastened, has good mode
and will prove good carFter.-Detrott Tribune:
LAUNCH OF VEssn.-A fine vessel was launch
ed at Stoney Creek on Saturday last. She wa
built b. NJ. J. |. Reid, and Is owned b Mixer y
White Z Co.. Of ucydssson. she Is named $:
Hnnserford, aud is'ot i, 600 bushels capasaty, n!
! land Caual-DHfQ{0 AdrsrfsSef..