, 1866-07-14

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The Steamer Comet. Captain Morris. LEFT yester-
dss morning for Aan,to"oe, with passengers and
suud.ies.
The Propeller MENDOZA, Captain Pease, made this
port WeoneedAy evening heavily laden With paBen-
ge1s and merchandise. from Buffalo. She LEFT Last
night. ..
The; Propeller Lowell, Captain schafer, OF the
Northern 1an.portatisn CompanJ's line, arrived
here yesterday morning Dom cEdensbufgh With
fn1l compliment Of passengers and considerable
merchandise. No NEWS Of importance.
The Propeller Nrarara, Captain Me9rrEor, A.
1iyed yesterday morning from Montreal, heavily
laden with wood, and coodly number Of psssen-
gers. She leases to-day. .
The Steamer Ses Bird Captain Mcuenry, arrived
in this port from Man1towoc yesterday, with the
uaual number Of passengers and general merchan-
dlse. No ueHs OF importance.
Tho Propeller Potomac, Of the Western Trans
portation Company's line, Captain Carlisle, nsde
this Fost from Buffalo with passengers and general
merchandise. she leaves this morning.
The propeller 0ntonaeun, Capt. Mckay, Of the
Lake Superior Peoples Line, made this port yes
tesdsJ morning, from Buffalo, with pig iron and
wood.
The propeller Oneida. Capt. Miller, OF tbs West
ezn Transportation Company, left this port last
evening with passengers, 900 barrels of -four, and
40, 600 brshe1s Of 0ats.
The propeller Allegheny, Of the Chicago and
Grand Traverse line, is still In this port beIug re-
paired ut Hannat. Lay j. Co.'s dock.
The propeller Ottawa. Capt. Warner. Of the Chi
caeu Grand Haven s MuakeGon line, Jets this port
last evening, heavily laden with lumber and full
compliment OF passengefs.'
Up slx o'clock this evening, tWenty-four ar7i-
rails were reported at the Custom House. including
two steamers, three rrope:!ers, one brig, sixteen
sthoone1s, and two scoWs. The number OF lumber
laden yesseis vas nlne. The cleafauces only num-
bered fourteen Of all descriptions.
Arrivals aud CleArances at Buffalo.
The following veeae1a arrived at Buffalo on the
It'll from Chfcago: PropelIe1s St. Louis and Dean
Richmond The following yesee1s cleared at Buna-
10 on the 11th: Propellers Idaho, Old Concord,
Free slals, Eclipse Bark Sunshine; schoouers
Die Vernon and Sea Bird.
PAssED WE1lAsD cANAI--The following Chica-
70 vessels passed the Wclland Canal On tne 11sh: i:
down-Ptop Brooklyn: up-Schr Oriental. =
UyERuAu1Eo.- The Detroit 1r.5Mse Of the
1s1h says the schr Mountaineer has 1ald by for a
few days, to undergo thorough overhanlfng, pre-
pa1atory 10 going into the grain trade. 1t is but
three years ettce che was made new vessel and at
,he present time needs only TO be re-caulKed and
reuly painted. Capt. LoedWYck Is tuuer1n:end-
1nc the work, and intends calling for Chicago to-
MORROW.
TIE Detroit Tribune Gays: The propeller Edith
has been chartered to convey to different points on
Lake Supetio, ci1eus company. She left last
eyet1nn.
SCHOONER MoNTEREY.-The Detroit Tribune, of
yesterday eays: 1hs vessel, huit during the latter
part OF the wio!er and eps1ng, al Campbell =
Mcr!ck & Co.. IL now nearly reudy for commission,
and will shortly tai1 on her maiden tt1p. AL that
comprises well constructed vessel, etone aud
Substantially buit. wlh good model and excellent
outft, may be eaId Of this fine vessel. None bnt
the choicest Of material has been placed tu her, and
her elgnt capacities are second to no other on The
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