, 1872-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS MARINE ITEMS.

MlSCELLANtOUS MARINE ITEMS. =
The Granada struck = rock and sunk OF Port:
Colborne. ~
Tho steam barge Bay City is to reeeiye:a
Tile barge Naurecan, laden with coal, is
"A special despatch to the Detroit Free Press,
dated MacIinac, Dec. 6, says: The schooner
Barney Gallagher left sault Ste. Marie on Tues
day tho Sd inst There is now frozen in the
canal the propellers Cuyahoga, Peerless, Daniel
Lewis, Japan, Arizona, and John A. D1. The;
latter lost her two barges near Whitedsh Pomt-
The crews, it is supposed, were al drowned. Tho}
Atlantic and st. Paul ere ct Sailors EncamR-|
ment. The Norman, T1usdell, md Menominee|
the canal on tho LIST inst for Marquette OF Grand
leland NTH the crews Of all the vessels on boar1
The schooners Cambridge, Estanaba, and about
eight others are safely frozen up. The tug
Rescue is at work on the Homer. The weather
is not favorable. The thermometer stands At
500. u
The winter quarters Of large number!4f
prominent vessels Of different ports are h6Ie
Port Colborne- the Csnal- -schooners Union
jack, Russian, 4. A[osher, ". j. Whaling, Cos
sack, Bale, T. J. King, ). Big1er, G. G. Mixer,
Libbie Nau; bark Mary Jane; schooners ".
Lewis, Montank, Maggie A[eRae, Republic, n:
+ For cos Ro~sn, 81 rssi1es Qassn of @
Lakes, Olive Branch, E. T. Ruther-
ford, Jane Ra]ston, Geo. c. Finney, West
Side, E. 4. Dunhsm, Trenton, Thomas
simms, Thomas Martin, ]. Webber; bark Car-
da, G. D. Norris. Granda. Sweepstakes, s. D.
Hungerford, Argo, Mariner, Sasco, Reed Case,
Fl. Fitchugh. AElaranth, r. j. Gibbs bark
Arabia. Tho following vessels ara laid up in:tha; ;
SOUTHAMPTON, J. R. Bentley, White clo1d, ;4SG
ticello, John Wesley, Ma1garet Muir; bark 16Aht
Breden; schra NIelrose, Guiding Star, ,J.;E.
Gilmore, Jane Mcleod. ':.-.-. j
Ottawa, Ger1nauia, Philip Welser. Lafayette;
Pincusvi11e, Golden Eagle, and Jane, OF san-l
dusky; B. F. Ferris, of Cata-Es Island Gan<9:
cral Grant, OF Plaster Bed. Propeuers Eclipse!
Orontes, and Yosemite, Of sarausky. ,-.Tugai;
Mystic and General Lyon, OF laadusky. Bargaal
B. B. Icsnan, OF sendusAy; Wzzecan, .of'sl>e-!
troit; J. A. Hanlon, Of Saginaw. 6chooneraID.''
Provost. Mary Larnod, 1Ikrs Ellen, 1Iary lane,
Mary jane I'd, Oak Valley. Of Sandusly !. O.;
Amsden, Milan, ldahe. of Port Huron sagi.:
River; Industry, OF Dst1oit; Frank T. Church,
" Popt 1ie, Mu1oa@Tho 5 bark parana is at thisport
where she will remain during the winter. The
Elizabeth Jones is also t1eIe. Also the schoon-
ers Sea Bird, CaEringt tor! Christina, A. H. Moss,
Cape Horn, Eons;des, J,hn Minor, s. V.R. WIT
son steam bCrges Clement, kotchum, WTouiEg,
Saniloc, Plymouth 20 IL, Sylvia Martin.; barges
F. A. Morse, Maitland and Hattie Johoston+
Port Hope-The steamer Norseman has prt in
the new hArbor, and is undergoing q thorough
repair The following echooners haye alao laid
up: Eliza Quinlan, Anna Craig, Caroline Matah.
John Stevenson, Sultan, Enterprise, Two Broth
ara, John A. Macdonald, Odd Fellow, and North
Star, which is to b. rebuilt !,
-Schooners Mary E. Perew, J. G. Maa.
ten, B. Allen, Kins6sher, Oneonta- pehcany
Camden. UnnGil1e, American Union; briggs Dayld
A. Wells, Wagner, Frank D. Barker; barks q
T. Maple, Evaline Bates, D. A. Van Valkenbulg;
-L..-11. 1r:ux.hn1n
Escanaba-Pa Pathfinder, Fayette Brown, Charlea
Wall, Alvira Cobt, Thomas Qusyle, caIinet9oso, 9n,
Sherman, @ Southwest, S. B. fomeroy, J. S; Ans.
tn. Kearsarge, Reindeer, E. 4. Maya, rManh
Martin, Frank PereW. /. @. Woodruff, H'PP31-
e.a EE-@ NC;