, 1870-04-13
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A,ntvA1a AND cf.sAnAScEs the mas,
twenty-lo1r hours twelve vessels Of ali cassli1ca-
LArScH.-A new thrre-mastei furc and an
SCHOONER, named Laura Belle. VAS launched at To-
!etlo on saiurdsy afternoon She will he ready for
she vii carry aloat is,ooo bushels Of Whcat ses
through the canal and g, nm bushels to Buffalo
Me 9Ts y E,ta hsT =, she the
SEw BAHGE-A new barge Is In process OF con-
etlucion ut Toledo, for D. L Minis, Esq, Of Bus-
talo, who tntrn,ss running her in the grain t7ade
city VIII a!mt of 1000 bushels Of cora She WI,
NOT be ready for use I'LL the 1st of July.
TuE IeEIInere are ss'I1 large bodies Of tce or
influence Of the Fun md warn s1uth wind,
Aavices fsom Port colooEne Eenn... clear water
At that ror for mile from shore. DunEisk har-
bor u reported CLEAR ns Ice
Port Dnlhousfr sarhor Is cicsr Of tee
Ihe cnange Of Wind on Sunday night has cleared
ne na5 .! Milwaukee Of the floating lee which has
are taking advantage OF Ibis state of things, AMI
humber hare arrived and cleared for points on thIs
lake.
The Toronto Bay Is now almost free frSn lee,
The Cnippewa River is open an, the t1rst !uat
10 Eau Claire wns the Union, on Thurslay last
hpllt at MIlW aEkee during the East winter. TIE
repairs embrace new .irck frame, deck hulwarks,
rail saneh!ons, 6e-, ant cost in the neiehborhood
Of sa,f+1,
The ca;,vaa and running gear Of the schooner
Charles Wall WIRE destroyed " the burning VI the
oll Wnst"w wa!rhouse Ut Cleveland recently.
.sAsiccs tr,m Pors Huron represent plenty Of
ice a. thu foot Of the lake, It having Ien driven
into that quarter hy the wind an become clasely
packed
TIE powerful tug Levlasnan has f,een refltted as
Milwaukee,, anil VIII s4xn Ike out Size haA new
aud powerful boilers. anu Is Icni5 ~ do -. ser,
Vice IS wrecleF,
=. Ihe schooner Alice u Craig, which has been on
.t. .ne neaen near Y Jcsenh al winter, has been
lEs.EL sALEh-The following Eessel sales arc
Fig B Wanl . 4. ", Gambler, ", T. Gambler,
fld,oo0.
JalnesJ. nherson to Jnn. sirclaIr, Jr., one
fonftn OF ING schooner Sophia Smith, for 8, ,Gaa
Naltentinr. James w. Ballentine, Eduani F. Law
rynee, and Alex. B. Noorr, the brig Banner, Tor
River anil lake Sho.r Steamboat Line to Robert
J. Hackett, Jts- Cook, Gen. W.AIcxander, and John
Sloan, the steanhoat Dnve. for s1a,ooo
Cetl BeFrvman to ALFRED Cneesebronrh, one
fourth Of tie schooner Charles {. Griswold, for
ecu ". Smith to Il. E coirIn. one-toursh Of the
scle onez Carton Belle, for s:,s.a-
+ Mary GNEnry tn ChaA Knox, o1e-half Of the
trg .1ennte Belle, for T. -f+a. L.. -.
John W. str"ng tn John Dunlsp, one-half Of the
iuE lob anderson. for fi,ooe
SAVE the wrecked schooner Traveller, which went
ashore near there, WIS Insured for fs,uU0, and AT
naa a ssen an ~, to St her o6 he
sum ri 81 ,cM, 1tt t'effre active operations could
he Ct mmenceti she was hurne7L It now appears
that EutI,t'er Of PERSONS living nut far frun the
~1,rk. rr,l4.i,ly under the Impression t,,at my
thing found ulonlshe beach is common property,
stripped the vessel Of everything they cou1d So
cure, and then, after twu attempts, succeeded IN
burning her; the object no doubt, being to secure
the irm F.stennss With 8s little trouble a. post
hIe. Some Of the properly was found concealed,
hot otheE articles we're openly exposed by the per-
HF1i r hfh Il I'm thAfy
a WRECK sAvKn-Lalc last fall It Will be re-
mtmtereh, vessel was wrecked letWeen PUTIN
Bay and Green lsland. We learn from the sau-
lars concerning the w1eck:
r,ln nn11ns he esH! par ot w,ntsE her sra,z and
getting her around into The bay here- The steam-
tug lyIn ~aa At works., her al day, Eoth around
o ts I fT e sns ss 1sx y hef aaa na on sa
The Steamer Reindeer came along tust At this juno
ton, and took hold md drew her around further
again, # found to be worth enough to pay. Mach
" the wheat vas raised and used for ieeu during
The winter bE the ISLANDERS The wreck has novel
all afouns this Fa Of the lake, dtst being seen sat
one pshnt and then At another"
LENELK FRE1GH7s.-Two vessels have ben
chartered to cary lumber tom M this city to oa"e-
LAKE PErIs AND TEE STRi1rA-ou Saturday We
announced that the Ice waa breaking mp, IN Lake
Perrin THIS morning We. can get no te!e9rsi bic
Forts The Ice 10 be Eoae below, and no doubt
atoye+ The Addie johnson, from ST. Paul, WAS
tour,y expected, and tee Tom Jasper, from i,eow,
lad c1'ne up No d6oot eflsta thAI botn OF Inose
tt ats have gone through. .
The usual tine betTeen the opening OF Lake
Perrin and the Straits is dre days fos tet5 us
rss teen the difference noted, and unless tnis Fear
rrtves an exception. the Suaits VIII be open oc u
6ef6te rhe s0til- -,
r. S-The johnson and the jasper pazseea
through Lake Peptn about : O'Clock yestasday
4 that NRYfcfftr7 t1A
The rFer Is Sill rising During the las. thirty
four hours II bud r,sen six tnehe9 A e. Psul he
-Niruufes Er<nuao E-11s1n-
TIE HA8goR IT AHF1rEEE-Co1onA J.. B.
Wheeler, IN 4 letter 70 The Secretary Of ths MI
length Of the North Straight Cut pier Is 1874
ferl: length OF the south piez, 1.s:t feet The
width between the piers y ee 1ee! - itsl Of pier
derth of water In the channel over the outer bar
Is Is feet. You can s1feiy rely upon greater
depth thls2sprtnr. The government has nPpDprt-
aied and 1sstrned to the improvement Of this ha--
hcr, since 1864, the sum ot Ssf,ssa The
a1dtronaI sum Of S3S,oUo Is asked for, to add
80 feet more Of pier, to carry it out beyond the
- The area Of the kInnIctiunic Bastn, covered
With water east Of the railroad bridge, Including
the old river, d about lta acres u erreur- A eut
been made leading 70 the bridge. Outside Of this
Gu, :he water Is about feet deep The area west
OF the hrtdge t. about rs acres In extent, md the
BrOY SEE-uarh1r Master Z Warren Steels on
Yesterday chartered the tug A. Miller, and went to
ihe mouth Of the river and set The 6uo< on n.
srnk ep wreck OF the schooner Sica,agns, its for
uer POSITION. Captain Steele sounded the cdan-
mel ard found not less than IA to Is feet Of water
st1slsht OUT, and in cenae Of The ola piers Herr.
quests US to advise ressei masters to Keep - feet
}rrm the north pier, til abreast OF nearly 50 Of |
m,!n light, tn coming IN OF going ont
TnSsrER.-Ne understand snat u mtetest N |
The tre 1. B johnson has been sold to C. Cha.ses
ton, OF Chicago. Tetms not stated
Lxf FRnGHra-We note the charter OF the i
schocuer Groom. wheat to KINGSTON, 1t 14c- The
schooner Swallow Is loaded with whest for SINE
point, on owners account
EBtx AACKEflc-THK PROJECTS FOE TIE 0FEN-
rSH or TIE S1KAHI-A correspondent writing
frun Aackinsc, under dste Of March g, saJs:
- In refessnse 70 me prospects Of N ssIJ opening
rately. We can AiwAys depend on about the ao:n
CT April II Is safe for Steamer to afrtve here hy
that lime. The delay from that time would be
very brief Il rere should Be any al all The snow
On the ice has been very deep Of late. Tie coose-
RF~d ~tft IN hat Il sr4,